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Henry's Axe

**Henry's Axe**, often called **Old Reliable**, is a broken fire axe wielded by Henry in *Strain Zero*. Despite breaking the axe's handle, he decided to keep the remaining half and now uses it as his primary melee weapon. During the group's stay at the Fargodome, the axe was partially modified by Ben, who reinforced the blade and balanced the handle to make it an even more effective weapon. Shortly after it was finally broken it was replaced by the Peacemaker.

## Users

* Unnamed bandit *(formerly)*
* Henry Edwards

## Killed Victims

* Kate *(zombified)*
* Stephan Lee *(zombified)*
* Grenowich
* Four unnamed bandits
* 2 unnamed Innocents
* Numerous counts of zombies
Enlightened Eden

***"It's coming along, but it'll still be a while till it's done."***
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## Appearances

**Antony F. Eden**, better known as **Enlightened Eden**, is the tritagonist of *Cosmic Calamity*. He is an alternate version of the Antony Eden from the Original Series whose reality has greatly diverged from his mainline counterpart.

## Post-Apocalypse

> *Main Article: Antony Eden*
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Dino

> *"I could take your eyes...but I want you to see,"*
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**Jorden** *(last name unknown)*, known by the alias **Dino**, is a main character and an antagonist in the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. The brutal and empathy-lacking leader of the Biters, Dino is the cruel leader of the Big Apple responsible for the capture and enslavement of numerous people from across what was the United States. He served as the primary antagonist of *Season 6.*

It was revealed by the Governor that Dino was a member of the Patriots.

## Overview

### Personality

Dino is a ferocious, brutal man who cares nought for others,

## Post-Apocalypse

Born after the outbreak, Dino was named Jordan by his father. Dino did not have a good childhood, at least according to the little evidence there is of his early life. At some point in Dino's teens, his father forced him to engage in a modified game of Russian roulette; in the process, Dino was shot in the head by his father. However, he survived but was left with a hideous scar along the side of his head, as well as developing a painful facial spasm which he kept in check through his abusive behaviour and undertaking strenuous tests of strength. After recovering, he committed his first kill - his father - and went on a massacre, killing any survivors he came across. He would eventually take leadership of the Biters and sought to rebuilt New York City. He applied a policy of going out and capturing other survivors to use as slaves to rebuild the city. At some point, he made a deal with the Patriots in that he and his Biters would rebuild Manhattan to serve as an outpost for the Patriots in exchange for some walkers that had been created in the Lazarus Project.

### Season 5

#### Episode 5: 'Secrets and Lies'

Carter talks to a 'Dino' over his walkie-talkie, informing him that they had finally found Hope's Group. Dino instructs them to capture them and bring them back to 'the Apple'.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Himself *(caused)*
* Hope Edwards

After causing an explosion that cripples him, Dino stumbles through the dust, searching for a weapon. In the process, he comes across a vengeful Hope Edwards, who simply stabs him in the head.

## Killed Victims

* His father
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Trivia

* He is the first character to be directly killed by Hope.
Greencole Valley

**Greencole Valley**, also known as **Greencole** and formerly known as **Greencole National Park**, is a large valley and former national park in Wisconsin in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. In the Old World, it was the site of the Greencole Valley Institute, a US Special Forces military institution. It was surrounded by multiple towns and was a popular park before it was closed off to the public. It was the home of several large groups fighting for control of the valley and its resources, including the String Gang, the Greencole Group and the Church. When the Greencole Group left the valley for the New North, it became mostly abandoned, with most of its resources stretched to the limit and its numerous bases in ruins. It serves as the central location of the series of the *Miles We Walk* series to the end of the *A Larger World* series.
Jacob Edwards

### Occupation

Former worker and student at Veteran Ranch (Post-apocalypse)Former member of the New Chicago volunteer militia (Post-apocalypse)

Former member of the New Graystone Military (Post-apocalypse)

### Family

Dominic Edwards – father (alive)Evie – mother (deceased)

Hope Edwards – sister (alive)

Harry Edwards – grandfather (deceased)

Bethany Edwards – grandmother (deceased)

Charlotte Edwards – aunt (alive)

Alex Junior – possible uncle (unknown)

James Edwards - half-uncle (unknown)

Lucy Edwards - niece (deceased)

Layla Edwards - niece (alive)

Eric Edwards - nephew (alive)

### Cause of Death

Bitten on the stomach by a walker and died of infection (alive)Stabbed in the back of the head by Dominic Edwards (before reanimation)

### Series Lifespan

'A Larger World' -- 'End All Wars'

"*Hey. When you do...stop me from coming back...just...please...**mind the face**. [...] You always did what I wanted, sis. Thank you...*"
—Jacob's last words to his sister Hope[src]
**Jacob Edwards**is the former deuteragonist of the'*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios.* He is the rebellious and adventure-hungry grandson of the Veteran of Pain and Suffering and the younger twin brother of Hope. Like his sister, Jacob saw little of his father but, instead of his sister, spent little time with his grandfather, preferring experience over wisdom. He aspired to help his father clear out New Chicago and join the Commonwealth military. He did this and more, fighting in the Commonwealth's war with the Republic of David before he died a hero.

## Post-Apocalypse

Jacob was born a few minutes after his sister Hope on Veteran Ranch, sixteen years after the Battle of Archangel.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Zombies *(alive)*
* Dominic Edwards *(before reanimation)*

After being bitten by a walker during the assault on the lookout tower, Jacob tearfully says goodbye to his father and sister before dying a hero for his actions. His father subsequently stabs him in the back of the head to prevent reanimation.
EG&B Train

The **EG&B** **Train**is a major location in the episode ***'**A Long Road Ahead*' of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios.* It is a locomotive located on the tracks between Upswitch and Port Collier and serves as the main location for the survivors throughout most of the episode.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Unspecified State

The train was owned by an unknown freight train company and was operated by an unknown train engineer. This train was mainly used to haul large freight across the unspecified state and possibly neighbouring states as well. The registered identification number for the train was 4070. The train was most likely stationed at the industrial train station outside of Upswitch.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1

At some point early in the outbreak, the engineer managing the locomotive crashed it into a line of cars. The impact damaged the cab and caused almost all of the train to derail, but the train was left in working condition. The engineer died on impact and subsequently did not reanimate.

## Inhabitants

### Formerly:

* *Train Engineer (Formerly)*
* Harry Edwards *(Temporary)*
* Holly Parker *(Temporary)*
* James Cottingham *(Temporary)*
* Sarah Terringham *(Temporary)*
* Justinas Grant *(Temporary)*
* Ben Appleby *(Temporary)*
* Aaron Ganger *(Temporary)*
* Alex Sutton *(Temporary)*
* Jess Black *(Temporary)*
* Emma Cottingham *(Temporary)*

## Trivia

* The company that operated the train, EG&B, is taken from the first letters of three surnames of three main characters: Harry **E**dwards, Aaron **G**anger, and Jess **B**lack.
* 'The Last Bottle', a bottle of whiskey Edwards swore would be his last drink, was recovered from this location.
Joseph

Former Archbishop of War for the Frontiersmen (Post-apocalypse)

Former leader of Blessing's Ridge (Post-apocalypse)

**Joseph**is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Originally a preacher, after Rictor's death Joseph was selected as his successor as the Frontiersmen's Archbishop of War. He, therefore, became the leader of the Legion's war with the NGR and, at one point, the greatest threat to the New North. He serves as the primary antagonist of *Season 17*.
Justinas Grant (Parker)

**Justinas Grant** is the deuteragonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *Parker*. He is one of two remaining members of the Clarkson Survivors in *Parker*'s divergent timeline. After surviving the fire in the boathouse, Justinas reunites with Holly and sets out to protect both her and newborn AJ in an unforgiving world.

## Post-Apocalypse

> *Main Article: Justinas Grant*
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Glock 17

James Cottingham

Justinas Grant

Sarah Terringham

Alex Sutton

Jess Black

Aaron Ganger

Ben Appleby

Ashleigh

Liam

Francis

Gregory

Randall

The **Glock 17**, sometimes referred to by the manufacturer as Glock "Safe Action" Pistol, is a series of semi-automatic pistols designed and produced by Glock Ges.m.b.H., located in Deutsch-Wagram, Austria.

Despite initial resistance from the market to accept a "plastic gun" due to durability and reliability concerns, Glock pistols have become the company's most profitable line of products, commanding 65% of the market share of handguns for United States law enforcement agencies as well as supplying numerous national armed forces and security agencies worldwide. Extremely reliable and durable, as well as being easy to use and maintain, Glock pistols are incredibly popular with civilians and law enforcement alike.

The Glock 17 is the most widely used pistol featured in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*, and is featured extensively in the series from the '*Life and Death*' series until '*All Out War*'.
Gideon (Remake)

***"It's coming along, but it'll still be a while till it's done."***
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## Biographical Information

### Cause of Death

Hanged on Albert's orders *(alive)*
Shot in the head by Katrina *(zombified)*

### Occupation

Former second-in-command and field leader of the Domers *(Post-apocalypse)*
Former pastor for Greencole *(Post-apocalypse)*
Soldier for Delta Force *(Post-apocalypse)*

## Appearances

### Death Episode

"Call to Arms"

**Gideon** is a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. He is the second-in-command of the domers and their field leader. Despite his Christian beliefs, Gideon has learned to accept that violence is necessary to survive in the New World. Following Garrett's death in the Battle of Briarwood, Gideon decided to relinquish his position as the domers' new leader and seek a greater purpose with the Pioneers as they headed west for Adams Air Force Base.
Eden's Empire

***"It's coming along, but it'll still be a while till it's done."***
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## Eden's Empire

### Series Lifespan

Episode 1: "The Breach" — Present

**Eden's Empire** or the **American Empire** is a large network of survivor communities that spans the entire post-apocalyptic United States in *Cosmic Calamity*. Established in the aftermath of a nuclear war, the Empire is now the dominant power in the Wrecked World, with its only opposition being a rebellion led by the Prime Edwards, and it serves as the primary antagonistic faction of *Cosmic Calamity*.

## Notable Members

* Prime Eden - leader/emperor
* Sarah Terringham - field commander
* Bart Rhodes - bodyguard
James (Veteran Ranch)

### Occupation

Former farm-hand on Veteran Ranch (Post-apocalypse)Soldier for the New Buckingham Corps (Post-apocalypse)

### Cause of Death

Stabbed through the back and through the heart by Lucian (alive)Stabbed in the head by a member of the New Buckingham Corps (zombified)

### Series Lifespan

'A Larger World' -- 'Keep on Keeping'

> *"...If you won't come with me to bow to Manticore, then I guess I'll just have to show him your **corpse**!"*
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**James** is a survivor of the outbreak and later an antagonist in the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a childhood friend of Hope and grew up on Veteran Ranch. After the war with the Republic of David, James ends up joining the New Buckingham Corps and ended up fighting against his home - and his friend Hope and her group - in the war.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Lucian *(alive)*

After threatening Hope, Lucian creeps up behind her childhood friend and is forced to stab him in the chest before he can kill her.

* Unnamed Corps member *(zombified)*
Dylan Mattis

### Occupation

Former Vice-President of the Government *(Post-apocalypse)*Former leader of the White House Rebels *(Post-apocalypse)*

Former leader of the Columbian Commonwealth *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Series Lifespan

'A Certain Doom' -- 'Of Pain and Suffering'

**Dylan Mattis** is a former antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. When he is first encountered, he is the Vice-President of the Government and therefore second only in power to Antony Eden. However, it is later revealed he is the leader of the White House Rebels, a resistance group determined to bring Eden down. When he was exposed, he joined the war council and proved instrumental in the war against the Government.

It is later revealed that, after the defeat of the Government, Mattis became leader of the resulting Columbian Commonwealth. At some point, he was assassinated by Ben Stanton, thereby transforming the Columbian into a dictatorship controlled by the New Buckingham Corps.

## Post-Apocalypse

### So Help Me God

A few years after the outbreak, Mattis met up with three other survivors: Aurora, John and Victor. The four of them came across a lonesome Antony Eden, who offered them residence in his camp at the base of the Washington Monument. Mattis subsequently became a member of the camp's leadership council.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Ben Stanton

When Hope Edwards is held captive in the Columbian, Ben mentions he killed the former leader to secure his leadership, thereby confirming that Mattis is dead.

## Relationships

### Antony Eden

* Original Series Characters
* 'So Help Me God' Characters
Heidi ('Scorpion')

Former soldier of the North Carolina Sect *(Post-apocalypse)*

(Unnamed) - brother *(deceased)*

(Unnamed) - sister *(deceased)*

### Cause of Death

Crushed against a concrete wall with a truck by Blake *(alive)*Stabbed in the head by Elizabeth *(zombified)*

### Series Lifespan

Adolescence -- The Dead Don't Lie

**Heidi** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in '*Scorpion*'. She is the last surviving member of her family. Forced to join the Sect against her will, Heidi later formed an alliance with several other Initiates, joining the crew of the Pathfinder in the process as they set out to escape the Sect and find shelter.

## Overview

### Personality

Following the murder of her entire family at the hands of the Brigade, Heidi has become much tougher and is determined to get revenge.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Heidi grew up in Nashville, Tennessee and was a popular girl at her school.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Blake *(alive)*

While Heidi is distracted by walkers, Blake takes advantage and crushes her against a concrete wall using his truck. Heidi subsequently dies from blood loss and major physical trauma. She then reanimates.

* Elizabeth *(zombified)*

After she kills Blake, Elizabeth discovers the reanimated Heidi and puts her down.

## Killed Victims

* 5 unnamed soldiers of the Sect
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### Kyle Granger

Heidi has a rather tense relationship with Kyle, as he did not do anything to help her or her family when he witness their murder. He further stopped her from assassinating Apollo.

## Trivia

* Heidi's death was originally going to be given to Elizabeth, but this was changed in the final draft.
Garret Feingold

***"It's coming along, but it'll still be a while till it's done."***
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## Garret Feingold

### Age

Late teens, early 20s *(Season 4)*Early 30s *(Season 13)*

### Occupation

Leader of his group *(Post-apocalypse)*Former member of the Greencole Council *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

Chloe Nikolas - former girlfriend *(deceased)*

### Cause of Death

Stabbed through the chest with a spear by Rictor

### Series Lifespan

'Dead Men Walking' -- 'Actions and Words'

**Garret Feingold** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is the leader of the last original survivors of Rope Town before the fortress was taken over by the String Gang. After months surviving in the woods, Garret allied his group with a new group that had occupied Institute No.4, finally defeating the Gang. Garret subsequently becomes a member of the community's leading council.
John Smith

22 *('A Larger World')*

30 *('The Final Stand')*

### Occupation

Former farm-manager and later leader of Veteran Ranch *(Post-apocalypse)*Member of the New Graystone Military *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

Kieron Smith - father *(deceased)*Ashleigh Smith - mother *(deceased)*

Harry Edwards - half-uncle *(deceased)*

Dominic Edwards - cousin *(alive)*

Charlotte Edwards - cousin *(alive)*

### Series Lifespan

'A Certain Doom' -- 'The Final Stand'

"*I'm worried that I won't be able to understand what's real. That's scarier to me than dying. Than being **eaten alive**. [...] All I've got to count on now is my brain. No friends. Few family. If my mind fails me...that's it. **I'm done**. I'll just...take myself out,*"
—John expresses his suicidal thoughts to Dominic[src]
**John Smith** is a toddler who was born after the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*, and a main character in the '*New Age*' Extension. He is the son of Kieron Smith and Ashleigh, and the nephew of Harry Edwards. He was born several months after the death of his father and the defeat of the Fear.

Fifty years after the outbreak, John lived on Veteran Ranch, having been invited to live there by his uncle following his retirement. After his uncle's death, he remained on the ranch and became the leader of the ranch's farm workers. When it is revealed that Joel and the New Buckingham Corps were responsible for the death of the Veteran and numerous other atrocities, John joined Dominic and the rest of his family in leading the war against the Corps. After the war, he became the leader of Veteran Ranch.

## Overview

### Personality

While John is generally kind, well-meaning, humble and charitable, he also demonstrates paranoia and a short temper. This eventually evolves into a severe case of depression and what turns out to be paranoid schizophrenia.

## Post-apocalypse

### Season 28

John was born a few months after the end of the war with the Fear and his father's murder.

## Relationships

### Kieron Smith

> *"No one builds statues of **my** father,"*
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### Harry Edwards

> *"Why am I seeing you? Why am I seeing you and not my father?"*
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John was close to his uncle, seeing him as a father figure. He led his uncle's funeral procession. As John's schizophrenia gets worse, he begins to hallucinate his uncle.

## Trivia

* John is the only main character confirmed to have schizophrenia in addition to Asperger's.
Camp Parker

> *"We found a place to make camp. Right beneath the old train tracks, off the Long 94. [...] Its cold here. **Haunted**. It stinks of them..."*
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This unnamed self-service building, later known as **Camp Parker**, is a building complex around a mile away from Site 65 in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It served as the headquarters of Edwards' battalion during their operations in the area against the Wolves and later against Site 65 itself. After the siege was over, the building was abandoned by the battalion.

## Pre-Apocalypse

This area was located about a mile from the bunker of the Governor of Montana.

## Inhabitants

A number of survivors from the different communities volunteer to join Edwards and combat the raiders at the northern border of the NGR, and many temporarily stay in the building.

### Adams Air Force Base

* Harry Edwards - former leader
* Alex Junior
* Kyle Granger
* Felecia
* *Shadowman*
* *Nicolas*
* *Jimmy*
* *Lawrence Carter* - former sniper
* *Tom*
* Several unnamed members

### Prescott

* Dominic
* Several unnamed members

### Fairbanks

* *Alex*
* Several unnamed members

## Trivia

* The EDStudios team revealed that the camp was named after Holly.
Dustbowl

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For his appearance in *End of Days*, see Mitch Webb

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> *"No point in begging, right?... I know you’ve been out there. I can tell. But you don’t know what it is to be hungry. To have no other choice...listen, you don’t have to do this. We can walk away. If you let us go, we will leave. And we will never cross paths again, I promise you,”*
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**Mitch Webb**, referred to as **"Dustbowl"** is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. The cold, calculating and animal-like right-hand man of Tannerson, Dustbowl was a member of Tannerson's cannibalistic faction of the New World Warriors. Although he may have seemed like an underling to Tannerson, he had in fact been pulling most of the strings behind the group's activities. He serves as the secondary antagonist of the first half of *Season 6* and the primary antagonist of the second half.

His origins are explained in *End of Days*.

## Overview

### Personality

Dustbowl is shown to be an articulate, philosophical, cunning and devious man with a puckish and sarcastic sense of humour, who will take extreme measures to stay alive by resorting to one of the most desperate means of survival, cannibalism, and can no longer see any good left in the post-apocalyptic world. Dustbowl is shown to be a completely remorseless survivor who seems to lack empathy for human beings in general. He believes his actions can be justified but appears to enjoy indulging in cannibalism. Dustbowl displays a sadistic pleasure in his activities, expressing joy when stalking and hunting.

However, Dustbowl is ultimately a coward, begging for his life when Edwards and his militia ambush him and his group. He easily surrenders and begs for mercy.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Harry Edwards

After Dustbowl and the remaining members of the cannibal faction are ambushed in the church by the lake's shore, Edwards shoots off most of his hand and orders his group to lower their weapons and kneel. Dustbowl tells Edwards that he doesn't know what it's like to be out there hungry and pleads that if they are let go, their paths will never cross again. Edwards denies Dustbowl's request, pulls out his axe, fulfilling his promise and hacks Dustbowl to death.
Edwards Family

The **Edwards Family** refers to any member of the Edwards family in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and its related universe. In the non-canon Extended Universe, it is known as the Edwar Tribe.

## Appearances

### EDStudios

* Harry Edwards - father of James, Dominic, Charlotte and possibly Alex Junior, adoptive father of Gracie, husband of Bethany
* Alex Junior - son of Jess Black and potentially or Harry or Alex, potential half-brother of Charlotte, Dominic and James, adoptive brother of Gracie, father of Ben Stanton, husband of Sarah Stanton
* Bethany Edwards - mother of Dominic and Charlotte, adoptive mother of Gracie, wife of Harry Edwards
* James Edwards - son of Harry and Holly, half-brother of Dominic and Charlotte, possible half-brother of Alex Junior
* Charlotte Edwards - daughter of Harry and Bethany, sister of Dominic, half-sister of Alex Junior and James Edwards, adoptive sister of Gracie, wife of Carl.
* Dominic Edwards - son of Harry and Bethany, brother of Charlotte, half-brother of Alex Junior and James Edwards, adoptive brother of Gracie
* Hope Edwards - daughter of Dominic and Evie
* Jacob Edwards
* Gracie - adoptive daughter of Ben and Jimmy, later Harry and Bethany, adoptive sister of Charlotte, Dominic and Alex Junior
* Invictus - son of Harry and Kyther

### Extended Universe

* Lucy Edwards
* Layla Edwards
* Eric Edwards
* Bethany Edwards
* Harry Edwards

## Family

Harry EdwardsBethany EdwardsCharlotte EdwardsDominic EdwardsHope EdwardsJacob EdwardsJames Edwards
Jack Darkwater

**Jack Darkwater**is the former deuteragonist and later an antagonist who was born after the outbreak in 'Wild Rose Country'. He is one of the many members of the expedition group from the Commonwealth of New Graystone searching Canada - specifically the province of Alberta - for new settlements to integrate into the Commonwealth. At first a close friend and ally of Abigail Granger, once the group discovers a settlement populated with people with immunity to the zombie pathogen, Jack turned against Abigail when she refused to uproot the village and kidnap the settlers for research due to their immunity. He eventually turns the whole expedition against her, kidnapping most of the settlers and leaving for the south and eventually forming a community - and eventually an army - in Georgia. He serves as the primary antagonist of *Season 1*.
Gun Shield

The **Gun Shield** is a modified M4 carbine that has been reinforced with metal, used by Harry Edwards. Made out of the damaged M4 given to him by Jimmy, Edwards used the gun as an impromptu shield against the String Gang by holding it by the grip and using the butt of the rifle as a battering ram. Edwards used the gun shield throughout *Season 4*, and its modified version in *Season 5* and *Season 6*, until it was broken during the assault on the NWW's headquarters.
Haruto

### Occupation

High school student (Pre-apocalypse)Scavenger for the Sanctuary (Post-apocalypse)

## Appearances

**Haruto** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *Rising Sun*. He is Kasai's boyfriend and a scavenger for the Sanctuary. He is highly outspoken and has formed rivalries with several members of the community.
Dylan Emerson

## Appearances

"*I knew...when I saw what you did in the gardens. Your **power**. Your **strength**. I've always known. I knew I was right to keep my faith...I **knew** that someday **you** would rise. [...] We've been **waiting** for you. And here you are, ready to face your **true** purpose. My friend...you don't know how truly **beautiful** you are!*"
—Dylan reveals his true allegiance to Eden[src]

**Dylan Emerson** is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *So Help Me God*. He is the leader of the civilians within Alpha Force and one of the two leaders of the Colony. After witnessing the unnatural abilities of Antony Eden, Dylan lured him to the bowels of Martin Memorial Hospital to the Underchurch, home to the surviving members of the People of the Future. He serves as the secondary main antagonist of *Season 2: Memories*.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### California

Little is known about Dylan's life before the outbreak, other than he was raised in the doomsday cult known as the People of the Future. He was, like Jeremiah, part of the cult's fringe that believed the "Beast" from the Book of Revelation would rise from the "rapture" that was to come.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1: Monuments

#### "Among Men"

Aurora leads a large convoy of people through the ruined streets of Sacramento, reaching the Capitol by following a large plume of smoke. Wielding an automatic rifle, Aurora kills several muertos before directing the convoy, led by Emerson, to the undamaged Capitol. When Emerson announces that survivors are inside the Capitol, Aurora orders them checked for infection; one of the survivors, Eden, resists and Aurora butts him over the head with his rifle.

## Relationships

### Marcus Aurora

Although partners and co-leaders of the Capitol settlers, Aurora and Dylan have a tense relationship and often come to blows over how to govern the Colony. As leader of Alpha Force, Aurora is expectedly more aggressive and proactive, while Dylan favours a more democratic form of leadership. The power struggle between them represents the greatest internal threat to the Colony's survival.
Harvey ('Scorpion')

### Occupation

High school student *(Pre-apocalypse)*Initiate for the North Carolina Sect *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Cause of Death

Shot in the side with a shotgun by Henry *(alive)*Shot in the head by Elizabeth *(zombified)*

### Series Lifespan

The Strange Place -- Pathfinder

**Harvey** is a survivor of the outbreak in '*Scorpion*'. He is an unwilling Initiate of the North Carolina Sect.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Henry *(alive)*

Upon revealing himself as a traitor, Henry shoots Harvey in the side with his shotgun. Before he suffocates on his own blood, Harvey gestures to Elizabeth to wait for him to reanimate.

* Elizabeth *(zombified)*

After he reanimates and bites Henry on the neck, Harvey is shot in the head by Elizabeth.
Do What You Must

"**Do What You Must"** is the tenth episode of the second season of **'***Scorpion*'. It is the twentieth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Adam makes a risky choice as Elizabeth's condition worsens. Mike wrestles with his inner demons.*

 **Two-Part Finale** | "The Scorpion's Sting: Part 1" • "The Scorpion's Sting: Part 2"
Haven

**Haven** is a location featured in *The Fatal Frontier*. It is the former home and capital of the Norn and the setting of the first half of *The Fatal Frontier*. Following the war, the village is resettled by the Heathens.

## Overview

Haven is a vast village that consists of two parts: the surface, which is very fertile, and an underground system of caves.

## Inhabitants

* Kail - *de-facto* leader
* Lupa
* Unknown number of Heathens

### Formerly

* Kyther
* *Shark-Toothed Man*
* *Interith*
* *Champion*
* Numerous unnamed tribals
Interith

## Appearances

"*Tawol Athodu Ek Erilaz Owlthuthewaz Niwaremariz Saawilagar Hateka Harja!"
 "(Come, guest Tyr, For this invocation, I, the Rune Master, servant of Odin, call upon the one of the Sun to aid our army)*"
—Interith leads the Norn's chant, along with the translation[src]
**David Morgan**, better known as **Interith**, also known as the **High Priest**, is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Fatal Frontier*. He is the chief of Kyther's priests and serves as the tertiary antagonist of *The Fatal Frontier*.

## Post-Apocalypse

### The Fatal Frontier

#### 'Wildfire'

Interith first appears leading the village in their ritual chant, and later appears watching Edwards fight the Champion.

#### 'Sacrifice'

Interith confronts the escaped Edwards and Lupa in the crop fields of Haven, wielding a spiked, serrated whip. While other warriors catch up, Interith tries to kill them both alone. While Lupa retreats into the fields, Edwards dodges Interith's attacks and swings his tomahawk. When Edwards looks up, Interith's jaw is hanging by a few centimetres of skin.

As the village burns, Interith bandages his deformed face and throws his now-severed jaw onto the Wrinkled Woman's pyre. In a rage, the Shark-Toothed Man rips off his facial bandages and tugs on his now-dangling tongue. Kyther draws her daggers and holds them at both their throats, before ordering the entire village to spread into the wilds to find both Edwards and Lupa.

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FN SLP

Justinas Grant

Sarah Terringham

James Cottingham

Drew Stanton

The **FN SLP** (Self-Loading Police) shotgun is a semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun designed and manufactured by FN Herstal in Belgium in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. The SLP shotgun is gas-operated, and FN currently produces it in four different models: SLP Standard, SLP Mark I, SLP Tactical, and SLP Mark I Tactical.

It is the most widely used shotgun in the series, appearing heavily in the initial seasons.
Highwaymen

**Highwaymen** are any group of often disorganised bandit clans who pillage, plunder, murder, or otherwise ruin the day of anyone unfortunate enough to not be one of them, first appearing on a large level in the Extended Universe, although some have appeared in the original series. Highwaymen tend to organize into loose groups - or, sometimes, tribes - and are a constant problem. Highwaymen typically prey upon travellers and very small towns, leaving more populous or larger areas alone.

## Notable Members

### Chester Woods Bandits

* 'Ohio' - former leader
* 'Washington' - leader
* 'Texas'
* 'California'

### Church of Trent

* Elk Dog
* *Man in Black*
Dorian

> *"We're the old men now, Bill. Look at all these kids running around. We're the past, and they're the future. I mean, that's worth fighting for, right?"*
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**Dorian**is a main character who was born after the global outbreak in '*A New World*'. He is a mysterious loner wielding a katana who appears to have had connections to the Darkwater Militia in the past. He is found while Aiden, Lydia and Klara make their way through the ruins of Warner Robins. He decides to accompany the group upon the learning of the identity of Aiden and reveals he is a scout for a community to the north in Kentucky. He later helps lead the group to the Beacon.

## Biography

> *"Hiding amongst the forest of buildings that is Warner Robins, there is a man with a katana killing Infected and searching for whatever is left in the city. Going by the name of Dorian, he carries no patch of loyalty to any faction to speak of, but his apparrent hatred of the FRS may make him an ally of the people in the city. Whether is is a friend or foe to our survivors is soon to be seen,"*
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### Early Life

Nothing is yet known about Dorian's early life; his strong southern accent indicates he may have been born in Georgia.

## Skills and Abilities

Dorian is a ferocious warrior who wields his ferocious katana with the prowess of a samurai.
Joseph ('The Lost Chapters')

### Occupation

Reserve member of the Commonwealth Military (Post-apocalypse)Apprentice carpenter (Post-apocalypse)

De-facto leader of Blessing's Ridge (Post-apocalypse)

### Family

Sophie - adopted mother (deceased)Dylan Hastings - adopted father (deceased)

Echo - former girlfriend (alive)

### Series Lifespan

Blood of the Veteran -- Present

**Joseph**, sometimes referred to as **Blind Boy**, is a main character who was born after the outbreak in '*The Lost Chapters*'. Born blind, he is an original resident of Blessing's Ridge who lost his entire family to the Frontiersmen. Adopted by Sophie and later Dylan, a now-teenage Joseph decides to head for Prescott to train as a carpenter in order to help Blessing's Ridge. After becoming drunk one night, he ends up in a cell next to Echo, a member of the mysterious Living. After seeing the atrocities the Living are capable of first hand, Joseph helps break Echo out of the camp and joins the community's fight against them.

Having impressed Antony Eden, Joseph now works alongside Eden and the hooded Executioner to help bring down the Living.

## Trivia

* He is the third character in the series to be blind, preceded by Shadowman - his *Lost Chapters* counterpart - his own original series counterpart and the Lonesome Drifter in the Extended Universe.
	+ In Joseph's case, his eyes are red and swollen due to an accident when he was younger that resulted in the area behind his eye bleeding directly into his eyeballs.
Everett Carter

## Appearances

**Everett Carter**, known by many Sovians as "***Ver Turyst*"** *("The Tourist")* is the protagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Dark Blooded*. He is an American college student who flew to the oppressed Republic of Sovia alongside a group of classmates and was trapped there following the global zombie outbreak.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Everett Carter was born in the United States sometime in the mid-1990s. His grandparents were from the Sovia Soviet Socialist Republic, a part of the Soviet Union, and fled the country for the United States during a series of purges carried out by the oppressive Soviet government.

Everett grew up fascinated by his Sovian heritage, which inspired him to pursue journalism with a specialization in authoritarian governments. In 2012, for his final project, he decided to write an essay on the history and society of Sovia, specifically during the ongoing rule of president Alyaksandr Tikhanovskaya.

## Relationships

### Ethan North

Not much is known about the friendship between Everett and Ethan, other than they are best friends and classmates.

## Trivia

* Everett is similar to Edwards, the protagonist of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*, for being a protagonist from outside the country in which his series is set.
* He is the only member of the Tourists with confirmed Sovian heritage, with his materal grandparents fleeing the country during the Soviet purges.

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Henry

Former member of the Columbian's militia *(Post-apocalypse)*

> *"I just wanna help people. Make people's days just a little bit brighter. That's all I've ever wanted to do,"*
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**Henry** is a main character who was born after the outbreak in the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a captive of the Biters in New York City, who joins up with a slave rebellion and settling the community of Freedomtown on Roosevelt Island. He later joins up with the Alliance to fight the Patriots and loses an arm in the process.

Two years later, Henry has become the local entertainer and is taken captive by Ben Stanton and his army. After Ben's death and the true motivations of the New Buckingham Corps are revealed, Henry forms a council with the rest of the group to lead the Columbian Commonwealth. When Hope loses her leg, Henry makes a journey to New York City alongside Glenn to find her a prosthetic.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Himself *(caused, sacrifice)*
* Thomas Granger

When Thomas ambushes the group on the broken bridge with an army of walkers, Henry sacrifices himself to lead away the herd. He is cornered by Thomas, who proceeds to bash in Henry's head with his barbed baseball bat as his friends watch in horror.

## Killed Victims

* 2 unnamed Biters
* 12 unnamed members of the New Buckingham Corps *(4 caused, 8 direct)*
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Trivia

* Henry is one of five characters in the series universe confirmed to have Asperger's Syndrome, the others being Edwards, Carl, John and Mycroft.
* He is the last person to be killed by Thomas Granger.
Holt

### Cause of Death

Throat ripped out by Harry Edwards *(alive)'*Stabbed in the head by an unknown soldier *(before reanimation)*

### Series Lifespan

'Blood and Tears' -- 'The Cell'

**Holt** is a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a member of Janet's group in the city of Gravesville and later serves in the Government Army, serving on the *USS Abraham Lincoln*.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Harry Edwards *(alive)*
* Unnamed Government soldier *(before reanimation)*

While Edwards makes his escape from the warship alongside his fellow janitors, he comes across Holt on his patrol. After a brief fight during which Edwards is nearly strangled to death, he has no option but to bite Holt on his neck, ripping out his jugular. Holt bleeds to death as Edwards makes his escape, saying "I told you I'd kill you". At some point, he is put down by an unknown soldier.

## Relationships

### Harry Edwards

> *"I remember you. [...] I told you if I saw you again...**I'd kill you**,"*
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## Trivia

* Holt is the fourth and final character to die from being bitten on the neck by a living character, following Martin, Fox and Boyle, and the third and final character to be bitten on the neck by Edwards.
* Edwards telling Holt he'd kill him if he ever saw him again is a reference from *Season 3*, when Edwards promised Janet's group he'd kill any of them if he ever saw them again.
Harold Carter

### Occupation

High school student *(Pre-apocalypse)*Former leader of the Sanctuary Survivors *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

William Carter - brother *(deceased)*Lawrence Carter - nephew *(deceased)*

### Cause of Death

Bitten on the shoulder by a zombie *(alive)*Stabbed in the head by William Carter *(before reanimation)*

### Series Lifespan

'A New Day'

> *"Please, keep him safe. I **beg** of you to keep him safe. But...if he **ever** puts you in danger again, then don't think. Don't whisper your apologies to me. Leave him to his fate, so that all of you can keep going,"*
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**Harold Carter** is the tritagonist of '*A New Day*' in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Shortly after the outbreak, Harold set up a safe-zone in a suburban neighbourhood outside the city. He served as the leader of the community and its head of rationing, with his best friend, Drew Stanton, serving as head of security. When the Squatters attacked and largely ransacked the safe-zone, Harold led his half of the group north, where conflicts between the group and his brother, William, spiralled out of control. Harold himself died while the group rested, giving his permission for the group to leave his psychotic brother behind if he ever put them in danger again.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Zombies *(caused)*
* William Carter *(before reanimation)*

While the group rests in the transformer station, Harold hears a noise and investigates. He is subsequently attacked and bitten on the shoulder by a walker. The group does their best to keep him alive, but he eventually dies, holding the group to one last promise. William stabs his brother in the head before he reanimates.
Edwards' Jacket

Eric Edwards

### Series Lifespan

'Shot in the Dark' -- 'Of Pain and Suffering'The Walking Dead: 'Last of the Veterans' -- Present

> *"...The axe that freed the North, and the jacket with the sacred number..."*
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**Edwards' Jacket** is an item of clothing worn by Edwards in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He wore it to replace his overcoat and acquired it during the escape from Murdoch. It has since become his favourite item of clothing, his trademark and the longest-surviving item of clothing ever encountered in the series.

## Owners

* Unknown boxer *(official)*
* Harry Edwards *(former)*
* Eric Edwards *(current)*

## Trivia

* There have been inconsistencies in the jacket's appearance, with it not seeming as well-worn or weathered in "*All Out War*" as it had been in the seasons preceeding it.
* The jacket has never been replaced by other clothing, discarded or destroyed. This means that the jacket is one of the longest lasting pieces of clothing seen in the series.
* The jacket has been aesthetically modified on several occasions.
	+ When Edwards acquired the jacket, the symbol of the Murdoch Fighters with the tagline "We are fighters!" was adorned on the back, which he removes.
	+ After the Battle of Archangel, he sews on the words "FOR THE **98**", the number of people killed in the Battle of Archangel. The number takes up most of the backspace on the jacket and is later seen by tribals as the "sacred number".
	+ Charlotte sewed on the word "Veteran" on the left side of the jacket, in addition to a pair of angel wings.

* In the Extended Universe, the jacket is in possession of Eric Edwards, Edwards' great-grandson.
Hannibal

> *"Reservations? What're you complaining about? This is just a job to you. **You get payed, then you move on**. Reservations don't exist right now,"*
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**Hannibal** is a main character and later an antagonist who was born after the global outbreak in '*A New World*'. He is a high-ranking member of the Darkwater Militia and is the unofficial commander of the Militia's operations in Atlanta. While on the hunt for Subject 67, Hannibal comes across the local FRS unit and instead instructs smuggling partners Aiden and Klara with finding and delivering Subject 67. He serves as the primary antagonist of the second half of *Part 1.*

## Biography

> *"A high-ranking member of the Darkwater Militia, Hannibal is a single-minded individual obsessed with the prospect of a widespread cure for the Lazarus virus. Currently dealing with the local FRS branch, Hannibal assigns two of the best smugglers in the South to find Subject 67, the key to mankind's future survival. However, Hannibal has some ulterior motives which could put Aiden and Klara, as well as his own soldiers, in danger,"*
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## Overview

### Personality

Hannibal is a single-minded individual who is extraordinarily devoted to the cause of the Darkwater Militia.
Janet's Group

Janet *(formerly)*

Deck

> *"You see, we know that people care about people. Especially their **own people**. We use that to our advantage,"*
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**Janet's Group** is a group of survivors in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. They primarily survive by kidnapping members of groups who come into Gravesville and then exchanging their lives for supplies. As pickings become slim, they get more and more desperate. They serve as the primary antagonists of the second half of *Season 3*.

## Post-Apocalypse

At some point after the outbreak, a hardened group of survivors took refuge in Gravesville Police Station, settling a small community in the building. They began kidnapping members of groups who wandered into the city, trading them back to their groups in exchange for their supplies, such as food, water and guns. They began wearing cop uniforms they found in the police station in order to better earn the trust of those they took. At some point, a woman named Janet killed their leader, Henderson, to take control.

### Season 3

#### 'Blood and Tears'

Edwards meets Nikolas and Deck on the top of the multistory parking lot.

### Season 30

#### 'Chokepoint'

While Edwards is escaping the *USS Abraham Lincoln*, he confronts Holt in the hallway and kills him. Holt's presence as a member of the Government - as well as the great number of years passed - suggests the group eventually disbanded.

## Members

* Sandra - de-facto leader
* *Henderson* - former leader
* *Janet* - former leader
* *Deck*

### Formerly:

* *Chloe Nikolas*
* *Holt*

### Captives:

* *Becky Grace*
* *Faith*

## Deaths

* Henderson - killed by Janet
* Deck - shot in the head by Harry Edwards
* Janet - shot in the head by Ben Appleby
* Chloe Nikolas - shot in the head by Edwards out of mercy
* Holt - throat bitten and jugular ripped out by Edwards

## Killed Victims

* Faith - shot in the head by Janet
* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people

## Trivia

* The group is one of the two primary antagonistic groups in *Season 3*, the other being the Crossroad Bandits.
Howard Army Depot

**Howard Army Depot**, official name **Greencole Institute-No.12**, is a location in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It was the Greencole Valley Institute's main equipment and weapons storage site before the outbreak. After the outbreak, the depot became the home of a band of kids who took residence in the nearby church, going on to form the Church raiders.