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A '''zombie''' was a type of undead with low intelligence. Zombies could handle large amounts of damage while remaining active, but they counted as ‘dead’ for magical purposes. [[Universe (For Whom The Toll Bells)|One universe]]'s [[Earth]] was populated entirely with zombie versions of the individuals who were normal humans in [[Reality Z-25 31-H]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[For Whom The Toll Bells (comic story)|For Whom The Toll Bells]]'') | {{wikipediainfo}}[[File:Merv the Griffin in Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014.png|thumb|right|265px|[[Merv the Griffin]] lives out his fantasy of single-handedly defeating hordes of zombies. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014 (comic story)|Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014]]'')]]A '''zombie''' was a type of undead with low intelligence. Zombies could handle large amounts of damage while remaining active, but they counted as ‘dead’ for magical purposes. | ||
Falling into “the [[Spring of Drowned Zombie]]” was one of the hazards one had best avoid when making one's way through [[the Strange and Wonderful House]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Our Strange and Wonderful House (novel)|Our Strange and Wonderful House]]'': ''[[Our Strange and Wonderful House (novel)#Chapter 38: The Secrets of Our Gardens (Part 2: Accursed Springs)|The Secrets of Our Gardens (Part 2: Acccursed Springs)]]'') Zombies were also among the forces from other realities connected to the House who threatened to overwhelm it, alongside “[[Lovecraftian nightmare god]]s” and “steampunk pirates”, against which [[the Observatory]] sought to defend the House and its inhabitants. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Our Strange and Wonderful House (novel)|Our Strange and Wonderful House]]'': ''[[Our Strange and Wonderful House (novel)#Appendix 59-I: Remnants and Reminders|Remnants and Reminders]]'') | |||
[[Universe (For Whom The Toll Bells)|One universe]]'s [[Earth]] was populated entirely with zombie versions of the individuals who were normal humans in [[Reality Z-25 31-H]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[For Whom The Toll Bells (comic story)|For Whom The Toll Bells]]'') | |||
When vacationing on [[Kokotomo Island]], a magical island where dreams could come true, [[Merv the Griffin]] took the opportunity to blow off some steam single-handedly battling hordes of “zombies”, who in this case appeared as gaunt, unclothed creatures with pallid skin, buggy yellow eyes and no visible noses. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014 (comic story)|Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014]]'') | |||
Zombies also appeared in movies, such as one once watched in [[Reality Z-25 31-H]] by [[Doctor Brain]], [[Jesse Brain]], [[Alicia]] and [[Babs]], ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Sleepover (comic story)|The Sleepover]]'') and ''[[Grenadier Mary and the Great Zombie Massacre of 1987]]'', a movie that [[Leelee Jones]] wanted to watch with [[Jenny Everywhere#Jenny Bainbridge|Jenny]] in [[Universe (The Genesis of Jenny Everywhere)|one universe]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Genesis of Jenny Everywhere (novel)|The Genesis of Jenny Everywhere]]'') | |||
In [[Universe Gemini]], [[Jenny Everywhere (Universe Gemini)|Jenny Everywhere]], together with [[Zed Hudson (Universe Gemini)|Zed Hudson]] and [[Power Pixie]], once faced a horde of literal “[[Internet Zombie]]s” controlled by a 5G hive mind. Zed noted that he'd have found “actual undead walking corpses” less disturbing. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Zed Vs. The Internet (comic story)|Zed Vs. The Internet]]'') | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:41, 20 May 2023
A zombie was a type of undead with low intelligence. Zombies could handle large amounts of damage while remaining active, but they counted as ‘dead’ for magical purposes.
Falling into “the Spring of Drowned Zombie” was one of the hazards one had best avoid when making one's way through the Strange and Wonderful House. (PROSE: Our Strange and Wonderful House: The Secrets of Our Gardens (Part 2: Acccursed Springs)) Zombies were also among the forces from other realities connected to the House who threatened to overwhelm it, alongside “Lovecraftian nightmare gods” and “steampunk pirates”, against which the Observatory sought to defend the House and its inhabitants. (PROSE: Our Strange and Wonderful House: Remnants and Reminders)
One universe's Earth was populated entirely with zombie versions of the individuals who were normal humans in Reality Z-25 31-H. (COMIC: For Whom The Toll Bells)
When vacationing on Kokotomo Island, a magical island where dreams could come true, Merv the Griffin took the opportunity to blow off some steam single-handedly battling hordes of “zombies”, who in this case appeared as gaunt, unclothed creatures with pallid skin, buggy yellow eyes and no visible noses. (COMIC: Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014)
Zombies also appeared in movies, such as one once watched in Reality Z-25 31-H by Doctor Brain, Jesse Brain, Alicia and Babs, (COMIC: The Sleepover) and Grenadier Mary and the Great Zombie Massacre of 1987, a movie that Leelee Jones wanted to watch with Jenny in one universe. (PROSE: The Genesis of Jenny Everywhere)
In Universe Gemini, Jenny Everywhere, together with Zed Hudson and Power Pixie, once faced a horde of literal “Internet Zombies” controlled by a 5G hive mind. Zed noted that he'd have found “actual undead walking corpses” less disturbing. (COMIC: Zed Vs. The Internet)
