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'No Time Left'

**'No Time Left'** is the second episode of the third season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the fifteenth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*With their home lost to the herds of the dead, the group make their way toward a new home. Unable to navigate, they have no idea that they are about to enter the most dangerous lands in the New World...*

## Credits

###  Starring:

* Harry Edwards
* Holly Parker
* Justinas Grant
* Ben Appleby
* Drew Stanton
* Becky Grace
* Carl McKenzie
* Leyton Jones
* Alex Junior

### Also Starring

* Tyler Dixon
* Tom
* David
* Bethany
* Stephan
* Michelle

### Co-Starring

* Sarah Stanton
* Theo
* Faith
* Charlotte

## Trivia

* The title of this episode and the following episode comes from Drew's line "There's **no time left** to talk about the **time for after**!".
* This episode features the appearance of the second-largest herd in the series, only overshadowed by the herd featured in '*Take What's Mine*'.
Clarkson High School

"*The place where it all began. The place where you were truly born...**welcome home**, Veteran,*"
—O'Kyle taunting Edwards before their showdown[src]

**Clarkson High School** is a location featured in *Season 1* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*, and makes a return in the *Season 19* episode'*Prophets Amongst Us*' and the season finale of *Season 5* of the '*New Age*' Extension. It is a high school located in the city of Upswitch and was the destination of a small group of British kids on a trip to the US. When the apocalypse began, the military and local police evacuated the school except for the trip group, who went on to occupy the school and call it home for the next year, calling themselves the Clarkson Survivors. Over the course of a year, the group used nearby building supplies to reinforce the walls and fences, and it served as their home until they were forced to abandon it, leading to their journey to Port Collier. It served as the series' primary location for the first half of *Season 1.*

Many years after the school was abandoned, Edwards returned to the school's ruins twice: once to face off against Gaunter O'Kyle, and a second time to bury evidence of the conspiracy against him in order to lead Hope on a path to defeating the New Buckingham Corps.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Upswitch

The school was a mixed-gender high school that had been built in the 1930s. It enrolled around 1000 students and even did exchange programs.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1

#### 'And So It Begins'

When the outbreak began, the military showed up to evacuate Upswitch and the school. Most of the children were evacuated successfully, but the British exchange students were chaperoned to a studio room, where they emerged to find the world at the start of a zombie apocalypse.

#### 'A Long Road Ahead'

A year after the outbreak, the school is beginning to deteriorate; portions of the building are now inaccessible due to rubble and plant growth.

## Inhabitants

### Formerly:

* *Harry Edwards* - former leader
* *James Cottingham* - former second-in-command
* *Sarah Terringham* - former third-in-command
* *Justinas Grant* - lookout
* *Holly Parker* - medic
* *Ben Appleby* - engineer
* *Aaron Ganger* - supply runner
* *Alex Sutton* - supply runner
* *Jess Black*
* *Daniel Cottingham* - gardener
* *Emma Cottingham* - gardener
* *Ashleigh* - supply runner

## Deaths

* Mr Dawid *(alive and zombified)*
* Ashleigh *(alive and zombified)*
* Daniel Cottingham
* Junior *(alive and zombified)*
* Several unnamed students and teachers
* Several unnamed members of the US military
* 3 unnamed Biters
* Numerous counts of zombies
'Blood Runs Cold'

**'Blood Runs Cold'** is the third episode of the first season of *LoreTale's End of Days*. It is the third episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Scattered in the wilderness, the group struggles to regroup as the storm worsens. With a herd on its way, this may be the last time any of them see one another again.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Jennifer Stoffman
* Kyle Ford
* Mitch Webb
* Sebastian Monroe

### Also Starring:

* Ed DeWinter
* Mike Trapp
'This Sorrowful Life'

**'This Sorrowful Life'** is the fifth episode of the thirteenth season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the sixty-eighth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*A fateful night is about to begin as ghosts are revealed and revelations are made. The next few hours will haunt our group forever.*

## Deaths

* Francis
* Mikhail
* Randall *(alive)*

## Trivia

* Last appearance of Mikhail
* Last appearance of the String Gang
* Last appearance of the Ravagers
* This is the only fifth episode that is not a season finale and is not followed by a character special.
* This episode has the first mention of Adams Air Force Base.

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
'I Lost People...'

**'I Lost People...'** is the first episode of *Season 1* of *'Beyond the Grave'*. It is the first episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*A lonesome traveller* *seeks a new life to heal from his decades of trauma. However, he soon discovers that he cannot avoid people forever...*

## Synopsis

Leland hears a noise while reading by a campfire. Believing it to be a person, he starts talking about himself and he asks them to join him. When it's revealed to be an approaching walker, he shoots it, only to see a man standing behind it: Drew Stanton. *"So, what's your story?"* Leland asks Drew with a friendly smile.

In a flashback, Drew packs his belongings into his Mustang and leaves Veteran Ranch. He briefly looks behind and sees Edwards in the rear-view mirror. For a moment he considers stopping but continues. He reaches the Montana state line and stops. Once more he considers turning around but restarts the car and crosses the state line.

Drew drives all across the states, refuelling his car along the way. He sees a sign leading to Oklahoma, his home state, and drives in that direction. He finally reaches the state line, smiling grimly.

Drew parks the car in a thicket, its radiator boiling. He spots a walker nearby and aims to kill it to make a safe camp. Before he can kill the walker, it is shot dead by another man. He introduces himself as Leland and invites Drew to share his camp.

## Trivia

* First appearance of Leland Sanchez
* First (and last) appearance (in *BTG* continuity) of Harry Edwards (f*lashback)*
* The title of this episode and the season finale complete Drew's phrase to Mikala: "I lost people, and I lost myself,"
Ben Stanton

37 *('The Revolution')*

### Occupation

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

### Family

Alex Junior - father *(unknown)*Sarah Stanton - mother *(deceased)*

(Unnamed) - unborn sibling *(deceased)*

Drew Stanton - grandfather *(unknown)*

Becky Stanton - grandmother *(deceased)*

Jess Black - grandmother *(deceased)*

Harry Edwards - possible/adoptive grandfather *(deceased)*

Alex Sutton - possible grandfather *(deceased)*

### Cause of Death

Stabbed through the chest by Lucian *(caused)*Shot in the head by Hope Edwards *(alive)*

### Series Lifespan

'Nothing to Prove' -- 'Our Founding Fathers'

> *"You...you turned me into **this**. [...] Now you're gonna pay the price,"*
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> -- Ben declares his hatred to his father, AJ
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**Ben Stanton**, also known by his codename **"Arrowhead"**,is a character who was born after the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*, and later a main character and an antagonist in the '*New Age*' Extension. The son of Alex Junior and Sarah Stanton, Ben was named after Ben Appleby and had a turbulent childhood, with his traumatized mother being incredibly distant and his father often working away in the military or the Gate. As he grew up, he took an interest in combat training and in his adult life became a leading general in the military. Working alongside his cousin Dominic in New Chicago, Ben was known for his violence and ruthlessness, later being put in charge of the Columbian Commonwealth and transforming it into a military dictatorship. He served as the primary antagonist of *Season 11* and *Season 12*.

## Overview

### Personality

Although Ben Stanton is a much-loved young man, he has grown up feeling largely neglected and detached.

In his later life, following in his father's footsteps as a member of the New Buckingham Corps, Ben has become drunk on power, twisted and psychotic, more than willing to kill in order to get what he wants and advance his goals.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Lucian *(alive)*

As Ben strangles Hope to death, he is caught by surprise as Lucian runs his spear through his back. After terrifying Hope one last time, he succumbs to his injuries.

* Hope Edwards *(zombified)*

## Killed Victims

* Dylan Mattis
* Caleb
* Denver
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Relationships

### Alex Junior

Ben Stanton deeply despises his father, perceiving that his father neglected him as a child.

Ben gets a semblance of revenge when, after Caleb runs a DNA test to see if AJ is Edwards' son, he burns the results so his father will never discover the truth.

### Florence

Ben and Florence have a negative relationship, with Ben questioning Florence's loyalty to the Corps.

### Joel

Ben and Joel have a negative relationship. Joel is described as the one man that Ben fears.
'We Find Ourselves'

**'We Find Ourselves'** is the fourth episode of the first season of the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the fourth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Fifty years of pain and suffering come rushing back in minutes, as the Veteran fights in his final hours to preserve the future he envisioned.*

## Deaths

* Bethany Edwards *(confirmed fate, flashback)*
* Harry Edwards *(alive and zombified)*

## Trivia

* Last appearance of Harry Edwards *(alive and zombified)*
* Last appearance of Alex Sutton *(hallucination)*
* Last appearance of Achilles *(hallucination)*
* Last appearance of Holly Parker *(hallucination)*
* Last appearance of Bethany Edwards *(flashback, hallucination)*
* As of this episode, Hope becomes the protagonist, Jacob becomes the deuteragonist, and Dominic becomes the tritagonist.
* It is revealed in later seasons that Edwards' walk through Veteran Ranch and dying on his wife's bench was a hallucination that he experienced as he was being suffocated by a member of the New Buckingham Corps as part of their plot.

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
Bastion

**Bastion** is a city built in the ruins of Great Falls, Montana that serves as the capital of the Commonwealth of the Missouri River in *Strain Zero*. A collaboration between the founding communities, it has grown into the Commonwealth's largest settlement. Its mayor, elected by popular vote, serves on the leadership triumvirate with the leaders of Graystone (governor) and Adams Air Force Base (commander-in-chief).

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 6: Remake

#### "All Out War"

Bastion was established at the end of the Militia-Delta Force conflict and the Frontiersmen war, which resulted in the formation of the Commonwealth and its associated army. With Prescott and Fairbanks, two of the Militia's founding settlements, in ruins, the decision was made to rebuild the city of Great Falls, located close to Adams Air Force Base, into a shared community that would serve as the union's capital. Named Bastion, the city was still under construction by 2013 but was already home to several hundred people, many of whom were survivors from across the country seeking a better life in the Commonwealth.

In the epilogue of *"All Out War"*, the city elects its first mayor, Samuel Fairbanks.

## Layout

Bastion is divided into two sectors - Alpha and Beta - on either side of the Missouri river, which bisects the city. Each sector is further divided into neighbourhoods that each elect a city councillor.

## Inhabitants

* Samuel Fairbanks - mayor
* Drew Stanton - chief of security
* Becky Grace - teacher and city councillor
* Sarah Stanton
* David
* Ashleigh
* Lawrence Carter
* Hundreds of unnamed residents
Cornelius

### Occupation

Member of the Cult of the Man in Black *(Post-apocalypse)*Leader of the Listeners *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

Numerous unnamed children *(alive, unknown)*

### Last Appearance

The Walking Dead: 'Next World' *(corpse)*

### Cause of Death

Stabbed repeatedly and head decapitated by his victims *(alive)*

### Series Lifespan

'The Road South' -- The Walking Dead: 'Cataclysm'

> *"Do you have any idea who I am? Any idea what kind of greatness you stand before? Do well to kneel before me and accept your death, or face a slow and painful death. Make your choice, insect. **My blade waits for no man**,"*
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**Cornelius** is a main character and an antagonist who was born after the outbreak in the Extended Universe. He is the most loyal and trusted follower of the Man in Black and the leader of the Listeners, the highest-ranking members of the Cult of the Man in Black. As the Man in Black's highest-ranking lieutenant, Cornelius led the majority of the Cult's campaigns along the west coast, making him responsible for thousands of deaths. He serves as the primary antagonist of *LoreTale's The Savage Sons*, and the secondary antagonist of *'Apocalypse'* and *'Cataclysm'*.

## Post-Apocalypse

At some point after the outbreak, Cornelius came across the Man in Black and his growing army.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Himself *(indirectly caused)*
* His victims *(alive)*

Upon entering Gate 11 - his own personal sanctuary from the nuclear fire of the Great Collapse - Cornelius is ambushed by his many victims. As he struggles, Amanda proclaims "Mind his head" and he is stabbed to death by his victims, avenging the wrongs he had committed against them. His body is stabbed so much his head is decapitated and is left to reanimate.
Badlands

**The Badlands** is a region mentioned in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is a nickname for the vast plains of Idaho. During the New Buckingham Corps' attempts to assimilate the region into their territory, they discovered it was mostly populated by savage, warring, cannibalistic tribes. While many of these tribes were wiped out, the Corps ultimately retreated from the region, with it serving as a natural border between the former Commonwealth of New Buckingham and the Commonwealth of New Graystone.
Amy ('An Iron Fist')

**Amy**, known by the pseudonym **Leather Jacket Girl**, is a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and *LoreTale's End of Days*. At some point after the outbreak, she came across a growing community called Hometown and tried to steal food. She was caught and was forced to work on the community's expanding wall, keeping her name private and resulting in newcomer Edwards referring to her as "Leather Jacket Girl".

Her name is revealed in *End of Days* to be Amy.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Reginald *(zombified, caused)*

While shooting at walkers while Sebastian loads the truck, Amy is bitten on the leg by a zombified Reginald. She later succumbs to the infection.

* Sebastian Monroe *(before reanimation)*

Devastated by Amy's death, Sebastian tearfully stabs her corpse in the eye.

* Original Series Characters
* 'End of Days' Characters
'A New World': 3 Months Ago

"3 Months Ago"

Violence Begets Violence

Bring Me Home

The Dark in You

Because I'm Wrong

**'A New World': 3 Months Ago**, also simply referred to as **'3 Months Ago'**, is a six-part special preceding *Part 1* of '*A New World*', telling the story of how Lydia was discovered by the Darkwater Militia, as well as what happened to her friend Raleigh as well as she acquired the bite scar on her arm.
Commonwealth-Government War

East Coast

* The Columbian Commonwealth is established in the Government's former territory
* New Buckingham Corps recovers missile plans

The **Commonwealth-Government War**, also known as the **War on the East** and rarely as the **Second Civil War**, was a two-year, high casualty war that was fought between the Commonwealths and the Government over the ultimate fate of the northern United States, as well as the resource-rich Great Lakes region of the US. The war began with the Government's unexpected attack on the Commonwealth of New Graystone and their subsequent attempted invasion, before war spread to the east, largely destroying the already inhospitable area of the country.

The war remains the second-deadliest war fought in the New World's history, with events that took place during the war still having a drastic effect on the world and those who inhabit it. However, very little of the war was actually open conflict, with most of it consisting of planning troop and resource movement, with only three major conflicts occurring: the Battle of the Two Bridges, the Battle of Indianapolis, and the Siege of D.C.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Prelude

Three major parties were part of the war: the Commonwealth of New Graystone, occupying the northern states; the Commonwealth of New Buckingham, controlling the entire west coast and several other states; and the Government, which controlled Washington D.C and several major outposts in Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania.

### Battle of the Two Bridges

> *Main Article: Battle of the Two Bridges*
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### Siege of D.C

> *Main Article: Siege of D.C*
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'The Distance'

'**The Distance**' is the fifth and final episode of *Season 3* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the 18th episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Edwards and his group must clear their*
*potential home of the undead. However, their efforts may prove futile…*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Harry Edwards
* Holly Parker
* Justinas Grant
* Ben Appleby
* Drew Stanton
* Becky Grace
* Carl McKenzie
* Leyton Jones
* Alex Junior

### Also Starring:

* Tyler
* Tom
* David
* Bethany

## Trivia

* First appearance of Zoe
* Last appearance of Francis *(dream)*

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
EDStudios' The Walking Dead World

**EDStudios' The Walking Dead World** is a British-American anthology horror series set within the universe of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* universe. Each episode is its self-contained narrative, featuring different characters, settings and stories. *Season 1* and *Season 2* were released in 2019, and *Season 3* will be released in 2020.
Austin Leyton

19 *(Season 3)*

### Occupation

Middle school student *(Pre-apocalypse)*Student at Pennsylvania State University *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

Zoey Leyton - sister *(alive)*Christopher Reynolds - adoptive father *(deceased)*

### Series Lifespan

Chaos -- Present

**Austin Leyton** is one of the two current protagonists of *The Calm Before**.* He is the older brother of Zoey and the adopted son of Christopher. Alongside his sister and Christopher, he survived the fall of Hopeville. Having nearly died in the event, he has grown more wary of the world and has begun training himself in self defense.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Austin was born and raised in the city of Port Collier, alongside his younger sister Zoey.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Port Collier

When the outbreak began, Austin and Zoey ran out of their home, chased by their reanimated parents. They were saved by Christopher, whose ties to Francis allowed the three of them entry into the safe-zone of Hopeville. Over the course of a year, Austin came to view Christopher as his father and refers to him as "dad".

## Relationships

### Zoey

Austin has a close relationship with Zoey.

## Trivia

* He is the current owner of Christopher's .45mm pistol.
* Austin is one of several characters to both suffer an eye injury and permanently lose an eye.
	+ Due to the brain trauma of losing his left eye, Austin begins to suffer from pseudobulbar affect, also referred to as emotional incontinence or pathological laughter.

* 'The Calm Before' Characters
* Original Series Characters
'...I Lost Myself'

**'...I Lost Myself'** is the eighth and final episode of *Season 1* of *'Beyond the Grave'*. It is the eighth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*In the season finale, Drew and the group confront Connor and his herd in an encounter that could seal their doom, or create a legacy that could change the game for good.*

## Deaths

* Drew's Mother *(zombified)*
* Connor Stanton *(alive)*

## Trivia

* The title of this episode and the season premiere complete Drew's phrase to Mikala: "I lost people, I lost myself,"
Dance of Sorrow

**"Dance of Sorrow"**is the sixth episode of the first season of'*Apex*'. It is the sixth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Marker desperately wonders who he can trust. As he sinks deeper into addiction, Ronan struggles to distinguish reality as he tries to save a dear friend.*

## Trivia

* The title of this episode refers to Ronan's grief-fuelled, LSD-induced dance.

 **Season 2: All Is Fair In Love and War** | "TBA"
Commonwealth of New Buckingham

The **Commonwealth of New Buckingham**, also known informally as **New Buckingham**,is a military-governed nation located along the west coast of the post-apocalyptic United States in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Consisting of the western states of California, Oregon and Washington, the Commonwealth of New Buckingham is the oldest and largest of the New World Commonwealths. Controlled by the New Buckingham Corps, it has access to advanced technology and infrastructure, making it a major power in the ruins of the United States.
Beretta 92FS Inox

The **Beretta 92** (also Beretta 96 and Beretta 98) is a series of semi-automatic pistols designed and manufactured by Beretta of Italy in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. The model 92 was designed in 1972 and production of many variants in different calibres continues today. The United States armed forces replaced the Model 1911A1 .45 ACP pistol in 1985 with the military spec Beretta 92F, the M9.

Although only 5,000 copies of the original design were manufactured from 1975 to 1976, the design is currently produced in four different configurations (FS, G, D and DS) and four calibres.

In the series, it is the most commonly used sidearm used by Edwards from his arrival in Hometown until he acquires his Heckler & Koch Mark 23.
California

**California** is a state in the United States of America.

In *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and the Extended Universe, it was formerly controlled by the New Buckingham Corps before being integrated into the Commonwealth of New Graystone.

In the *Strain Zero* continuity, California serves as the setting of *So Help Me God*.

## Pre-Apocalypse

At the start of the 1700's, Spanish and Mexican people arrived in California and settled there, this was when California was part of The Spanish Empire (and later part of Mexico). It became a state in 1847, when a treaty was enacted to end the American-Mexican war, making California the 31st state.

The next year in 1848, California became much more popular when gold was discovered there, which attracted large amounts of people to settle there to seek wealth, fortune and opportunity.

In the early 1900's the state became even more popular as it had a large role in the film industry, creating Hollywood and movies for the public to enjoy. It soon became the most populous state with the largest economy.

## Notable Locations

### Settlements

* New Buckingham
* Bakersfield
* Mariposa
'Chance Gone By'

**'Chance Gone By'** is the first episode of *Chronicles Season 1: 'The Storytellers*' and the first episode of the *Chronicles* series. It is the 11th episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Mark Watson is on his way to prison. A freak accident will change that as the apocalypse - and his redemption - begins.*

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
'Currahee!'

'**Currahee!**' is the fifth and final episode of *Season 15* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the 78th episode of the series overall and the 10th episode of the '*Call To Arms'* series.

## Plot

*A shocking revelation on the identity of Ajax inspires Kyle Granger to fight side by side with the new union of settlements.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Kyle Granger
* Harry Edwards
* Drew Stanton

## Trivia

* First appearance of the New Graystone Republic of United Settlements.
* Last appearance of Rictor *(alive)*
* This episode's title comes from the new motto of the NGR, which is formed in this episode.
	+ 'Currahee' is Cherokee for 'Stand Alone'. Edwards takes the word from the famous motto of Easy Company, United States Army.

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
Commonwealth Rangers

The **Commonwealth Rangers** are an elite division of the New Graystone Military in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Founded during the NGA-Frontiersmen War, the Rangers are a volunteer special forces renowned for their expert reconnaissance capabilities as well as their bravery and combat prowess. Their primary purpose is dealing with threats that the regular forces cannot handle, as well as keeping the borders of the Commonwealth secure, scouting out threats and other special assignments. Their superior training and weaponry allow them to tip battles in the Commonwealth's favour even when a situation may see them outnumbered and outgunned.
Bethany Edwards (New World Order)

Dominic Edwards - son (alive)

Charlotte Edwards - daughter (alive)

Jacob Edwards - grandson (deceased)

Hope Edwards - granddaughter (alive)

Alex Junior - adopted son (alive)

> *"Wanna know why I fell in love with you? [...] Because you can take a beating,"*
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**Bethany Edwards** is a series adapted and main character in *New World Order*. She serves as the current deuteragonist of the *EDStudios* missions.

## Variations

### "Samurai"

* Primary Weapon: Katana
* X-Ray: "Lock, stop, kilter"
* **Execution**: "Like the Wind"

## Skins

* "Shrinking Violet"
* "Sharpest of Shots"
* "All Out War"
* "Vice-Principle"
James Edwards (New World Order)

Alex Junior - possible half-brother (unknown)

Dominic Edwards - half-brother (alive)

Charlotte Edwards - half-sister (alive)

Hope Edwards - half-niece (alive)

Jacob Edwards - half-nephew (deceased)

> *"Hello, father. [...] Let me show you what I've learned,"*
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> -- James meets his father
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**James Edwards** is a series adapted character who appears in *New World Order*. He is the long-lost son of Edwards and Holly Parker.

## Variations

### "Sunshine State"

* Persona: Leader
* Trait: Fast
* Primary Weapon: Veteran's Blade
* **Execution**: "Cut Down"

## Skins

* "Traveller"
* "Arcadia"
Edwards' Battalion

**Edwards' Battalion** is a small division of the NGR paramilitary in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Led by Edwards, the battalion consisted of fighters from all the communities who were hand-picked by Edwards; it was formed in order to combat the Wolves and their raiding efforts in the northern NGR, and eventually led the attack on the Wolves' benefactor, Site 65. Two years later, the battalion was the first major force of the paramilitary to march into Archangel during the Battle of Archangel. They serve as the central focus of *Season 18*.

Eight years later, it is revealed that the battalion was disbanded shortly after the war's conclusion, although it was succeeded in part by Veteran Company.

## Members

* Harry Edwards - leader
* Alex Junior
'Ol' Dead Eyes'

**'Ol' Dead Eyes'**is the fifth and final episode of *Season 4* ***of '***End of Days*'.* It is the 20th episode of the series overall, as well as the series' finale.

## Plot

*With Kyle's sanity slipping, the Living has one last chance to strike at the Militia. Revelations will be made, and times will be ended.*
Alycia

### Occupation

Former Federate soldier *(Post-apocalypse)*Former member of the company *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

(Unnamed) - father *(deceased)*(Unnamed) - mother *(deceased)*

(Unnamed) - son *(alive)*

(Unnamed) - husband *(alive)*

Eric Edwards - adoptive father *(alive)*

Arnia - adoptive stepmother *(alive)*

Bethany Edwards - adoptive sister *(alive)*

Harry Edwards - adoptive brother *(alive)*

Hope Edwards - adoptive grandmother *(deceased)*

Lucian - adoptive grandfather *(deceased)*

Layla Edwards - adoptive aunt *(alive)*

Lucy Edwards - adoptive aunt *(deceased)*

Dominic Edwards - adoptive great-grandfather *(deceased)*

Harry Edwards - adoptive great-great-grandfather *(deceased)*

### Series Lifespan

'USS Valkyrie' -- 'The Better World'

**Alycia** is a main character who was born after the outbreak in *Phase 5* of the Extended Universe. She is an unwilling Federate soldier who was most likely forced into the organisation's servitude. When she encounters Eric Edwards on the shores of southern Georgia, she escapes the Federates and is taken under his wing, joining the company on their mission to destroy the Federates. Over the course of their journey, she grows closer and closer to Eric, eventually being adopted by him. Many years following the war, Alycia now resides in the Columbian Commonwealth and has her own family.

## Killed Victims

* 4 unnamed Federate soldiers *(accidental)*
* Numerous counts of zombies
'One of Us'

'**One of Us'** is the first episode of the 20th season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the 100th episode of the series, excluding the *Chronicles* series.

## Trivia

* It is the 100th episode of the series.
* It is one of the few episodes of the series in which Edwards does not appear.

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
Carl McKenzie ('The Lost Chapters')

Doctor (Post-apocalypse)

Former member of the Greencole Council (Post-apocalypse)

Member of the Commonwealth Military (Post-apocalypse)

**Carl McKenzie**is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in '*The Lost Chapters*'. A young man forced to study to the point of insomnia, Carl soon enrolled as a medical intern at a local hospital, displaying skills in surgery and general practice beyond the ability of some of the junior doctors. When the epidemic hit, he ended up at Sanctuary and was part of the crew that made it to Hometown. He would go on to become the resident doctor at Greencole and eventually the leader of the Medical Union. A genius in the truest form, Carl's skills in surgery and medicine are well valued by the group; although he is not the best in combat, as shown on several occasions, he can defend himself and his patients if need be.

Despite his intelligence and the respect he has earned from those around him, Carl has struggled with drink and drugs throughout his life, stemming from the lives that have slipped away from his fingers.
Apollo

### Occupation

Lieutenant in the Federates *(Post-apocalypse)*De-facto leader of the Brigade *(Post-apocalypse)*

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

### Cause of Death

Partly decapitated by Mike Trapp using barbed wire *(alive)*

### Series Lifespan

What We Become -- Pathfinder

> *"You have done what few have ever done: you've **impressed** me. We could use someone like you. [...] You have a simple choice: join...or die,"*
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**Apollo**is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in '*Scorpion*'. He is a high-ranking member of the Federates and leader of the North Carolina Sect, and serves as the secondary antagonist of the first half of *Season 2*.
Alex Junior (Remake)

## Alex Junior

**Alex Junior** is a character born after the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. He is the newborn son of Jess Black.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Jess Black *(infected)*

Just hours after his birth, AJ's mother dies of infection and reanimates before eating her own son alive.

* Henry Edwards *(zombified)*

Due to being newborn, AJ reanimates within minutes, forcing Henry to crush his skull beneath his boot.
Amjori

**Amjori** is a tribal village in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. One of the western-most Frontiersmen settlements and the last tribal area the Frontiersmen conquered, Amjori was the site of the first mobilisation of the NGR paramilitary. After the battle, Amjori joined the NGR, with its soldiers proving instrumental in defending the NGR from the Frontiersmen's counterattack during the Battle of Archangel.
Black Camaro

***Strain Zero Presents: "Black Camaro"*** is an upcoming post-apocalyptic horror story set in the relaunched continuity established by *The Walking Dead: Strain Zero*, also called the *Remake* Universe. The first instalment in the continuity to be an original story instead of a rewrite, it will follow two survivors as they trek across Alaska during the early days of the zombie apocalypse.

## Plot

*After a mysterious outbreak grips Alaska and the world, two survivors from different walks of life decide to band together and trek through the wilderness towards safety, fighting the elements, hostile survivors and each other along the way.*

## Series Overview

### Season 1: Darkwater

> *Main Article: Season 1: Darkwater*
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*To be added...*

## Characters

### Main

* Cora Johnson: an Anchorage mechanic and owner of the titular Camaro
* Logan Fields: a dock worker in Anchorage, Alaska

## Trivia

* *Black Camaro* will be the first instalment in the universe to feature joint protagonists, as well as the first to be set in Alaska.
City Hall (Remake)

**Port Collier City Hall** is a location featured in the episode "*Around Every Corner*" of *Strain Zero*. It is the core of the Hopeville community and the home of its leaders.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1

#### "Around Every Corner"

During their group's infiltration into Hopeville, Holly and James climb a set of scaffolding and sneak into city hall through an open window. Using the layout map of Hopeville, the duo split up to find the nurse's office. While James confronts Gregory, Holly finds the nurse's office and takes a bag of medical supplies. However, she also discovers a set of military documents revealing that the zombie pathogen mutated soon after it spread, and no longer kills those who reach adulthood. However, she also discovers that zombification happens upon death regardless whether the victim has been bitten or not.
'100,000 Bullets'

**'100,000 Bullets'** is the third episode of the 21st season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the 109th episode of the series overall, not including the *Chronicles* series.

## Plot

*Edwards and his battalion march into Archangel to collapse the Frontiersmen support.*

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
A Certain Doom

Season 29

Season 30

Part 2

Season 31

Season 32

Season 33

Season 34

Season 35

**A Certain Doom** is the eighth story arc in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It follows on from 'The Fear Itself' story arc. It is split into two parts: '*Part 1*' and '*Part 2*'. It is the final story arc of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* before it leads into the '*New Age*' Extension. It details the four-year war between the Commonwealths and the forces of the Government.

## Plot

*The New World is changing. Despite all the impossible odds stacked against them over the last 28 years, our group has pulled through and is now leading the New World into the future with a new nation: the glorious Commonwealth of New Graystone. As the group continues marching into the future, rebuilding civilisation as they go, the Commonwealthers are striking through the darkness to improve the lives of those they come across.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Harry Edwards
* Bethany Edwards
* Alex Junior
* Drew Stanton
* Shadowman
* Gideon Monroe
* Kyle Granger
* Hannah Granger
* Abigail Granger
* Sarah Stanton
* Nathan Carlson

### Also Starring:

* Antony Eden

* Joel
* Pamela

## Trivia

* The EDStudios writing team has declared this arc to be 'the biggest ever'.
* This is the first and only story arc to be split into two arcs: Part 1 and Part 2.

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
Albert

"*We helped each other once before. I'm sorry if you thought a few minutes to fighting together a long time ago would lay the foundation of something better. It didn't. It **won't**. [...] This is the part where you get to sit back and watch as all your efforts are wasted. **Congratulations**,*"
—Albert mocking Edwards[src]

**Albert** is a main character and later an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*, and the tritagonist of *Chronicles Season 2: 'Shadowman*'.The leader of a small group captured by bandits in Bennington National Park, Albert was a temporary ally of Harry Edwards before he and his group headed east. He became a leader of a network of communities along the Long 885 until the community was destroyed by the Farson Tribe. As the *de-facto* leader of the survivors, he waged a failing war against the Tribe until their victory over the Tribe thanks to a blind swordsman. In the following years, he and his group settled Site 65 to the north of the New Graystone Alliance, where he once again came in contact with Edwards, but this time as an enemy, conspiring with the Frontiersmen to destabilize the NGA. He serves as the primary antagonist of *Season 18*.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is known about Albert's life before the outbreak. It is possible that he didn't live far from Bennington National Park.

## Post-Apocalypse

At some point, Albert and a small group found their way into Bennington National Park, where they were captured by the bandits.

### Chronicles Season 2: 'Shadowman'

Not long after his group left Bennington, Albert encountered a young man in an army truck named Kieron. With their forces bolstered, the group became part of a network of communities along the Long 885. Albert was viewed as a fair leader until the Farson Tribe attacked the mega-community. Albert became leader of the few stragglers that survived the massacre.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Fenrir *(indirectly caused)*
* Kyle Granger *(caused)*
* Harry Edwards

During the siege of Site 65, Albert's arm is mauled by Fenrir. Although he manages to kick the wolf away, he is seriously injured. Later, as he prepares to kill Edwards, Kyle jumps behind him, kicks his knee and stabs him in the back. Albert falls towards Edwards, who catches Kyle's knife and slits Albert's throat before stabbing him in the head.

## Killed Victims

* 2 unnamed bandits
* 8 unnamed members of the Farson Tribe *(2 caused, 6 direct)*
* Numerous unnamed people *(caused)*
* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people

## Trivia

* Albert is behind Gaunter O'Kyle in terms of series lifespan compared to the number of appearances, having a series lifespan of 16 seasons and just five appearances, compared to O'Kyle's 17 seasons and five appearances.
Battle of the NBS Ulysses

### Result

Death of Joel and dissolution of the New Buckingham CorpsNew Buckingham becomes proxy state of the Commonwealth

The **Battle of the *NBS Ulysses*** was the last battle of the West-East Coast War, taking place on the deck of the *NBS Ulysses*. It was the final stage of the Battle of New Buckingham, the second-largest battle in the history of the New World.
Aaron Bailey

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

### Cause of Death

Stabbed in the back of the head by Francis

### Occupation

High school student *(Pre-apocalypse)*
 Former supply runner for the Clarkson Survivors *(Post-apocalypse)*

## Appearances

### Death Episode

"All That Remains"

**Aaron Bailey** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. He is a British exchange student at Clarkson High School in the United States, and bands together with his fellow students as they clear out the dead and secure the school. Considered the group's moral compass, Aaron believes that many of the methods that his group employs are unnecessary, and prefers to avoid violence - against the living and the dead - whenever possible. He is unique for holding out hope that the world will one day return to normal.

## Overview

Aaron's calm persona provided the nucleus around which the Clarkson Survivors formed. He is shown to be honest, reasonable and protective and protector of the unity within the group. He is sometimes profound and is also rather feisty, not afraid to speak his mind and call others out for mistakes in judgment. He attempts to serve as the moral compass of the group. Aaron is a fairly self-sufficient man, and ever watchful of the changing dynamics among the group.

However, Aaron's most noticeable personality trait is his sense of humour, making an effort to raise the group's spirits during their lives in the apocalypse, and rarely fails to get a laugh.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Francis

During the Battle of the Boathouse, Aaron tries to rescue Henry from falling debris. While doing so, he is unexpectedly axed in the back of the head by Francis, killing him instantly.

## Relationships

### Henry Edwards

Although Henry and Aaron aren't shown to interact much in *Season 1*, it is repeatedly shown they have a good friendship and this grows stronger in the second half. From the get-go, Aaron respected Henry's position as leader but was more than happy to point out flaws in his leadership style, which Henry appreciated. As James started to distance himself from Henry, Aaron became more and more like his right-hand man and his primary advisor.

## Appearances

### The Walking Dead: Strain Zero

#### Season 1

* "It Begins"
* "Friend Or Foe"
* "A Long Road Ahead"
* "Around Every Corner"
* "All That Remains"

## References

1. ↑ *Strain Zero* begins in 2003
2. ↑ The Clarkson Survivors in *Strain Zero* are each seventeen instead of sixteen as in the original series
Becky Stanton (10th Anniversary)

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

### Occupation

Former gatekeeper for Greencole *(Post-apocalypse)*Soldier for the AAFB Militia *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

Drew Stanton - former husband *(unknown)*Sarah Stanton - daughter *(deceased)*

Connor Stanton - former brother-in-law *(unknown)*

## Appearances

"*It's the same shit, every day: **fight** the dead, **fear** the living,*"
—Becky to Edwards, shortly before the retaliatory attack on the hospital[src]
**Becky Stanton** *(neé Grace)* is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios**: 10th Anniversary Special*. After meeting up with her boyfriend Drew, Becky became a high-ranking member of Sanctuary, where she fell pregnant with Drew's baby. She became a prisoner in Hometown after the failed First Hometown Uprising and allied herself with a newcomer, the mysterious Edwards, to eventually escape. She gave birth to her daughter Sarah, made the journey to Greencole with her group and married Drew. Her cunning and resourcefulness allowed her to become a high-ranking resident of Greencole, becoming the leader of the Greencole Militia. Although her relationship with Drew was often turbulent, their relationship was one of the longest and closest in the series. She became one of Edwards' closest friends and advisors over the course of the series.

## Overview

Becky is a feisty, brave and extremely capable survivor. She mostly appears hot-headed and single-minded about the situation she is placed in. She has little room for humour and shows little hesitation in killing a posed threat. Despite her seriousness and a rather sharp attitude, Becky has proven to show great care for the members of her group as well as their well being.

Becky heavily relies on other people and it is clear that she has little experience of being by herself. Perhaps the first time she was ever alone, Becky reacted with anger, which can also perhaps indicate she is good at dealing with other people's emotional situations, but not so much at her own.

After Katrina's death, Becky became consumed by vengeance, which eventually led to her death.

## Post-Apocalypse

### The Walking Dead by EDStudios

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'In Too Deep'

**'In Too Deep'** is the second episode of *Chronicles Season 1: 'The Storytellers'*. It is the twelfth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The Storytellers have survived for a year...now a group of mysterious bandits is hunting them as Mark struggles to keep the group together.*

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
Blessing's Ridge

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**Blessing's Ridge** is a former Frontiersmen settlement within Blessing's Valley in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Once the westernmost settlement controlled by the cult, it became an essential target at the beginning of the NGR-Frontiersmen War due to its close proximity to the eastern border of the NGR. Once the town was liberated in the Battle of Blessing's Ridge and the Frontiersmen were defeated, it became an essential stop on the new trading route between the New Eden Region and the Frontier. It is currently led by Shadowman.

The community served as a major focus in *Season 17.*

## Inhabitants

* Shadowman - leader
* Sophie - lookout
Antagonists

**Antagonists** are any characters or groups that pose a threat to or impede upon the protagonists.

## Occurrences

### Universal

* Zombies are the overall main antagonists and attempt to kill and eat the survivors.

### The Walking Dead by EDStudios

* Andre Mitchell and his family (Lisa, Matthew and Kyle) lured the Clarkson Survivors to their farm with the intention of consuming them in order to remain human. ('Friend Or Foe')
* 'Ohio' and the Chester Woods Bandits lived in the woods around the Mitchell Family Farm, attacking it constantly in revenge for the family's cannibalistic ways. Later, they begin attacking the Clarkson Survivors. ('Friend Or Foe', 'A Long Road Ahead')
* Francis, the leader of Hopeville, attacked the remaining Clarkson Survivors once they arrived in Port Collier. ('Around All Corners', 'All That Remains')
* Leyton Jones was revealed to be the Greencole Saboteur, the main antagonist of *Season 8*. He later re-emerged as the Frontiersmen Bishop of Worthington.
* Hector Granger (Ajax) was the primary antagonist of 'The Frontiersmen Saga', from *Season 14* until *Season 21*.
'Ohio'

**'Ohio'** *(real name unknown)* is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is the leader of the Chester Woods Bandits. He serves as the secondary antagonist of '*Friend Or Foe*'.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Kyle Mitchell

During the fight in the woods, 'Ohio' nearly kills James and is nearly killed by Edwards, but Kyle shoots him in the head, killing him instantly.

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people
Attack on New Buckingham

The **attack on New Buckingham** was the operation that signified the return of the Old World organisation known as the Federates, who launched a presumptive attack on the city of San Francisco, known as New Buckingham. Emerging from the ocean using their own Land Crawler, *The Flagship*, the Federates seized the city and began their campaign eastwards.
Conquer

**"Conquer"** is the upcoming seventh episode of *Season 4: Remake* of *Strain Zero*, the remake of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the twenty-fourth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The enemy's plan is ignited, and the group is forced to battle nature itself. Henry, Emma and the others race home, but it may already be too late.*

 **Season 5: Remake** | "Blood" • "Rules" • "Dissent" • "The Game" • "The Coming Storm" • "Brotherhood" • "Call to Arms"