How long has the apocalypse been The Walking Dead?
Throw in the passage of time between the shipping container and the showdown with Negan in the Season 8 finale, and Rick still probably wasn't conscious in the zombie apocalypse for 632 days.
On August 27, 2010, the virus reached cataclysmic levels as the standard mortality rate began to reanimate and attack the living - causing civil unrest and the collapse of modern society as a result of massive panic, rioting, looting, widespread blackouts, communication jams, and overwhelmed emergency services.
Rick wakes up at day 59 after the initial outbreak.
Judith was born roughly 10–11 months into the apocalypse, and Carl is around 11 or 12 when she was born, but he's atleast 16 now, so shouldn't Judith be 4?
When writing his comic series, Robert Kirkman deliberately chose not to reveal the Walking Dead virus' origin, and throughout the entire story, he never comes close to deciphering the truth.
It's one the show's best scenes between the two and tells you everything you need to know about their bond and bromance as the show progressed. Before the outbreak, Daryl didn't have a job. He was a drifter.
Meet Addy Miller, the very first zombie on THE WALKING DEAD. In the first seconds of The Walking Dead pilot, "Days Gone By", freshly awakened coma patient Rick Grimes and the viewing audience learn the first brutal rule of a world that's been overrun by a zombie apocalypse.
Lydia is the very first character in the series' universe shown to be totally immune to the zombie plague; based on experimental observations by the Darkwater Militia, she is not infected by bites and, if she were to die, she would not reanimate.
Rick found his family around Day 61, wasted another day messing with the Vatos (Day 62), and then the camp was overrun that night. The next day was spent arguing before deciding to go to the nearby CDC, the same day Jenner recorded his video saying it had been 63 days since the virus went global.
Before the zombie apocalypse, Rick was a police officer in the small town of Cynthiana, Georgia. While in a shootout against an escaped convict with his partner and best friend, Shane Walsh, Rick is wounded and subsequently awakens from a coma some time later.
What does Jenner whisper into Rick's ear?
Just before Rick leaves the CDC, Jenner whispers something in his ear: Everyone is infected. Whether you're bitten or scratched by a walker or not, you will become a zombie once you die. Rick doesn't reveal the news to the rest of the group until the Season 2 finale.
After the six years of this latest time jump, Alexandria has continued to develop. The community has expanded and built more structures, including a mill and a water wheel. The survivors are further along in their rebuilding of civilization, but the community has also grown more tense in the years since Rick "died."
The Walking Dead Star Says There's “A Lot of Viability” to Immune Judith Grimes Theories. Ross Marquand believes there's "a lot of viability" to theories Judith Grimes (Cailey Fleming) is the first survivor on The Walking Dead immune to the global virus that turns the dead into flesh-hungry walkers.
On season seven, episode four of "TWD," Rick shockingly revealed to his partner, Michonne (Danai Gurira), that he knew that the daughter he was raising likely wasn't his own.
That's because Gloria is reportedly patient zero - the first infected person of the zombie apocalypse. That's courtesy of Lexi Johnson, the actress who plays Gloria. Johnson tells ComicBook.com her character is indeed patient zero.
'The Walking Dead' creator explains why there'll never be a cure for the zombie apocalypse in the show. The co-creator of The Walking Dead has clarified why a cure for the zombie apocalypse will never be introduced into the show's plot.
Now creator Robert Kirkman has revealed how that happened. The writer of the comic of The Walking Dead and longtime producer of the AMC TV show said the zombie outbreak occurred because of a "space spore" when asked on Twitter, which is likely another homage to the godfather of the zombie-horror genre George A. Romero.
The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman stated that Daryl is heterosexual, but that the show has portrayed him as somewhat asexual.
Meanwhile, Daryl has done quite a bit of killing others, racking up a body count of 54, tied with his close friend Rick Grimes as the character with the highest kill count. Armed with his trusty crossbow, Daryl holds the dubious distinction of having to mercy kill a friend, that being Dale in season 2.
Daryl Dixon and the Ponchos
Daryl has had three poncho looks during his time in the apocalypse. These offer multiple uses, such as retaining heat and stopping rainfall from distracting him against killing those walkers.
Who is the most evil character on The Walking Dead?
The Governor is quite possibly still the show's biggest villain for having committed the worst sin in Walking Dead's history: the murder of Herschel Greene. In the lead up to his eventual second attempt to take the prison, The Governor had every chance to make peace with Rick's groups and coexist.
| Clementine | |
|---|---|
| Family | Ed (father) Diana (mother) Lee Everett (surrogate father) Alvin Jr. (adoptive son) |
| Age | 8-9 (Season One) 11 (Season Two) 13 (A New Frontier) 16-17 (The Final Season) 17 (Clementine Book One) |
| Height | 5'4" (1.64m) |
| Birth Year | 1994/1995 |
The Walking Dead Webisodes: Torn Apart Hannah to her two children Jamie and Billy after their pet goldfish dies. Hannah is the protagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in AMC's The Walking Dead Webisodes: Torn Apart. She is the first walker that Rick Grimes encounters following him waking up from a coma.
If there was one group that could be considered more powerful than even the Saviors, it would be The Whisperers. While the Saviors wanted goods, the Whisperers were nomads who moved around as they liked and chose to live off the land.
Elsewhere in the interview, Chambliss confirmed that the reason why the zombies ignored him during the episode was due to the fact that he smelled like death. "He's so close to death, and that wound had been sadly treated by a mystery person, and it really is just kind of emitting the stench of death," he explained.
Animals don't get infected by the zombie virus in The Walking Dead, and there has never been a direct explanation in the show as to why. Based on Robert Kirkman's comic book series of the same name, the science behind the outbreak was presented in season 1, but not much more has been revealed ever since.
But his first human kills of the Apocalypse were in an abandoned bar, where he found Hershel nursing a stiff drink following a walker massacre at the retired vet's farm. They were soon joined by Dave and Tony, two travelers who were planning to flee to Nebraska.
For the first time, Rick admitted he knew that Judith was, in fact, not his child, but was rather fathered by his former best friend and partner Shane (whom Rick then killed… before Carl killed zombie Shane).
"When the Dead Come Knocking"
Carl talks to Rick about the baby's name, and Carl tells Rick about how Daryl calls her "Lil' Ass Kicker", which Rick finds amusing. They finally decide on "Judith" after Carl's third grade teacher, Judith Mueller.
C-137 was this Rick's original dimension, and we now know he's completely changed dimensions at least twice. One day when he was with his daughter Beth and his wife Diane, another Rick appeared and dropped a bomb, killing them almost instantly. This loss completely destroyed Rick C-137.
What did T dog do before apocalypse?
Nothing is known about Theodore's life prior to or as the outbreak began, except that he resided in or near Atlanta, Georgia, and he played football in college, where his fellow teammates gave him the nickname T-Dog.
Earth C-137: The universe in which “our” Rick and Morty originated, which they abandoned after they “Cronenberg'd” it. This is the universe the original Jerry, Summer, and Beth currently inhabit.
One such difference is the fact that, in the comics, Rick Grimes loses a hand. And he loses it pretty early on: in Issue 28, thanks to the Governor. As a punishment for not revealing the location of their camp, the Governor lobs it off himself.
It might be that the helicopter folks dropped him on the boat to treat his injuries and accidentally left the boots and phone behind whenever they dropped him off — Rick could have drawn the picture while he was being cared for on the boat.
They conclude that everyone in the cell block could be infected by an aggressive strain of the flu. As Carl and Maggie carry Michonne back inside, Rick approaches them and warns them to stay away from him and anyone else who may have been exposed, due to the risk of infection.
The start of the zombie apocalypse in All of Us Are Dead happens with a high school girl at Hyosan High School being bit by a rat and turned into a zombie. As the zombie virus spreads throughout the school, the students must figure out how to get out before they become infected.
Clementine is a young 8-year-old girl of African-American descent, living with her parents in an Atlanta suburb. While her parents were away, she was forced to join a group of survivors in an effort to find safety in midst of a zombie apocalypse.
Virus immunity
Instead of fully turning, they become a half human, half zombie hybrid. This turn comes with enhanced strength and senses, a thirst for human flesh and invincibility. In the manhwa series, Gwi-nam and class president Nam-ra find out they are immune after they get bitten.
Lee Yoo-mi as Lee Na-yeon, a wealthy but arrogant student of Class 2–5. Kim Byung-chul as Lee Byeong-chan, a life science teacher at Hyosan High and creator of the virus, serving as the series' overarching antagonist. He initially worked as a researcher at a pharmaceutical company but quit.
Jae-ik takes Byeong-chan into police custody. Once there, the scientist reveals his motivation for creating the virus, which was to help his son stand up to bullies. He says the systems in place in the world are too unjust, and he reveals there is no cure. The outbreak spreads to the police station.
What race is Clementine?
Clementine's ethnicity is never explicitly mentioned during the game, but Melissa Hutchison states in episode 247 of The Walking Dead 'Cast that Clementine is black and asian. Her first appearance is in the first episode of Telltale's The Walking Dead series, titled 'A New Day'.
If traveling alone with AJ her finger is broken in a car door and she is forced to amputate it.
"Internally she was briefly “Clementine Crawford,” but then - completely unrelated - the folks developing the episode 104 story invented the neighborhood of Crawford. From that point on Clem officially had no last name."
