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Tomahawk

* Edwards' Tomahawk
* Eric's Tomahawk

Eric's Tomahawk:

Never Too Late

Eric's Tomahawk:

The Better World

Eric's Tomahawk

Never Too Late -- The Better World

> *"Come here. You see this? This axe has saved my life more times than I can remember. I've had it for a long time. It's like a friend to me. **My protector**. [...] Look after it for me, will you sweetheart? I'll be back for it, but I need you to protect it. Protect it and it will protect **you**. Can you do that for me?"*
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> -- Edwards gives his tomahawk to Charlotte to protect herself during the evacuation of the Capital
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The **tomahawk** is a type of single-handed axe from North America, traditionally resembling a hatchet with a straight shaft, in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and the Extended Universe. The name came into the English language in the 17th century as an adaptation of the Powhatan word.

Tomahawks were general purpose tools used by Native Americans and European colonials alike, and often employed as a hand-to-hand or a thrown weapon. The metal tomahawk heads were originally based on a Royal Navy boarding axe and used as a trade-item with Native Americans for food and other provisions.

In the series, it is used by Harry Edwards as his iconic weapon. He credits it because of its low weight, swiftness and devastating blade. Decades after Edwards' death, the tomahawk is retrieved by Eric Edwards, wielding it as his primary weapon until he destroys it killing several Federate soldiers. He later fashions his own tomahawk before setting out with the company.

The origins and fate of Edwards' tomahawk are explained in the first episode of the anthology series *EDStudios World.*

## Overview

### Season 6

#### 'What Ailes You'

Edwards uses the axe to dismember and mutilate Chris in revenge for the murder of Charlotte.

### Season 22

Since the Battle of Archangel, Edwards has kept the tomahawk as his primary melee weapon after his sword cane.

### *EDStudios World: Season 1*

#### 'Tomahawk'

In what appears to be many years later, the house has become an outpost of the Cult of the Veteran. Suddenly, a hail of bullets cuts down the cultists. The tomahawk is overshadowed by a unseen figure, who pulls the tomahawk out of the stones.

## Users

### Edwards' Tomahawk

* *Mikey (formerly)*
* *Scavenger* *(formerly)*
* *Bandit (formerly)*
* *Harry Edwards (formerly)*
* *New Graystone Soldier* *(formerly)*
* Eric Edwards *(formerly)*
* Lupa *(formerly)*

## Killed Victims

### Edwards' Tomahawk

* William Carter *(alive)*
* Champion *(alive)*
* Victor Valkyrie *(alive)*
* 4 unnamed members of Carter's Bandits
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

### Eric's Tomahawk

* Man in Black
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Trivia

* Since appearing in the Extended Universe, the tomahawk has by far the longest object lifespan in the entire series universe, lasting 33 seasons in the main series and up to Phase 5, with an in-universe lifespan of around 130 years.
Seth (The Fatal Frontier)

## Seth

### Cause of Death

Shot in the leg with an arrow by a member of the Pale Men *(caused)* and stabbed repeatedly by Norn warriors

### Occupation

Former leader of the Heathens *(Post-apocalypse)*

## Appearances

### Death Episode

'Worship'

**Seth** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Fatal Frontier*. He is the elder brother of Lupa and the leader of the Heathens.

## Post-Apocalypse

### The Fatal Frontier

At some point following the outbreak, Seth became the leader of a small tribe that survived in the region known as the Wilds in southern Wyoming. The tribe became subjugated by the primitivist cult known as the Norn. Against Seth's demands, his sister Lupa became one of the tribe's primary fighters.

#### 'Monster'

Seth appears at the end of the episode, accompanied by warriors, to clear out the Pale Men and push back against a massive walker herd, saving Edwards and Lupa.

#### 'Feral'

Seth watches as Jules tends to Edwards, who has been shot with a metal arrow into his ribs. Seth goes to put Edwards down with his dagger, but both Jules and Lupa stop him.

Later, Seth walks into Jules' cabin, just as Jules finishes telling Edwards his story. Seth tells Edwards about the Dark Place, the Heathen's name for the manor from which the Norn first emerged; now *Mye'Akal* has arrived, the tribe is preparing to head into the manor. Edwards shakes Seth's hand, agreeing to help them in exchange for guidance home.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Pale Men *(caused)*
* Himself *(caused, sacrifice)*
* Norn warriors

After he sets fire to the walker construct in the Dark Place, Seth shouts at his allies to run through a side corridor. As they reach a broken window through which they could escape, Seth is shot in the leg with an arrow. He orders Edwards to look after Lupa and stays behind, sacrificing himself by allowing the Norn warriors to stab him to death.

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United States Military

The **United States Military**, known collectively as the **Armed Forces of the United States**, are the combined military forces of the United States of America. It is made up of five armed service branches: Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. Each branch of the military has a unique approach towards protecting America's interests and ensuring global peace. It is informally referred to as the "Military" within the fictional realms of the *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* universe.

According to many survivors in the series, the military attempted to contain the outbreak, but ultimately succumbed to the infection themselves. As such, many scattered outposts, vehicles, and equipment remain behind as many of its members have either fallen victim to the hordes of walkers or have retreated elsewhere. Several militia groups claim to be successors of the US military, including the New Graystone Military, the New Buckingham Corps, the Federates and the MRA.

## Post-Apocalypse

During the onset of the outbreak, as local law enforcement was being overwhelmed, an apparent executive order was made to declare a state of emergency. As it most likely became evident that the FRS could no longer handle things on its own, the U.S. military responded and assisted. The military's initial strategy was to evacuate and protect as many civilians as possible. Ferrying them to designated safe zones or large cities where aid stations and refugee centers were located at. However, this proved less feasible when the cities began to collapse due to the ever increasing number of the undead.

As this happened, many people fled in large numbers, effectively jamming any or all roads leading in or out of the cities, and trapping many helpless victims within. This created chaos and the military were authorized to use deadly force to regain control of the situation. This resulted in major cities and roads being bombed or destroyed by jets and helicopters and soldiers firing on unarmed civilians, whether they were infected or not, or were in the process of looting.

Eventually, all members of the military succumbed to the adult-targetting zombie infection, bringing an end to one of the most powerful militaries in world history.
Zoe

25 (Season 16)

### Cause of Death

Bitten on the shoulder and neck by a walkerSuicide by self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head

### Series Lifespan

'The Distance' -- 'Gods and Mortals'

**Zoe**, also known by her nickname **Athena,** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. The last remaining original survivor from Greencole, Zoe was supposedly born on in the fortress shortly before the outbreak before her parents turned. She and a few older kids managed to survive in a pantry until only she remained. She was found and taken in by a new group that moved into the fortress and eventually became one of them, adopted by Justinas and later Katrina. In her older teens, she became a member of the NGR paramilitary, fighting against the Frontiersmen.

She was exceptionally close to her adopted siblings: AJ, Sarah and Lawrence, and her death broke them all and gave them the drive to keep on fighting.
New Chicago

**New Chicago** is a location featured in the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is an enclave of the Commonwealth of New Graystone in the outskirts of the city of Chicago, Illinois. The Commonwealth's campaign to take the city from the Watchers features as a primary plot in *Season 1* and *Season 2*.
The Strange Place

**"The Strange Place"**is the first episode of the second season of '*Scorpion*'. It is the eleventh episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Mere hours following his capture at the hands of the Brigade, Kyle wakes to find himself in a strange place. Revenge proves to be a powerful fuel.*

## Trivia

* First appearance of Adam
* First appearance of Elizabeth
* First appearance of Maggie
* First appearance of Henry
* First appearance of Harvey
* This marks Heidi's first appearance - and only her second - since she was first seen in '*Adolescence*'.

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

The **String Gang** is a large group of hostile survivors based out of Rope Town, one of the many military institutions in Greencole Valley in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Formed by Bart Rhodes, the String Gang has had several incarnations throughout their lifespan.

The String Gang serve as the main antagonistic group of *Season 4* and *Season 12*, and are one of the several factions that make up the Ravagers in *Season 13*.

## Members

### String Gang:

* *Bart Rhodes*
* *Liam Hull*
* *Mikhail*
* *Rupert*

### Formerly:

* *Jimmy*
* *Katrina*
* *Jane Rhodes*

## Killed Victims

* Stephan Johnington
* Numerous unnamed members of Feingold's Group

## Deaths

* Joanne - impaled through the chest by Drew Stanton *(alive)*, put down by an unknown String Ganger
* Bart Rhodes - stabbed in the kidney by Ben Appleby *(caused, alive)*, shot in the head by Harry Edwards *(before reanimation)*
* Rupert - shot in the chest and throat slashed by Harry Edwards
* Jane Rhodes - placed in coma by falling debris, life support switched off and stabbed in the head by Carl McKenzie
* Liam Hull - shot repeatedly by Alex Junior
* Mikhail - stabbed several times in the throat and head by Harry Edwards
* Katrina - decapitated by Rictor
* Jimmy - decapitated by Hector Granger
* Several unnamed members - killed by the True Teller Clan during the fall of Greencole
Sovian Twin-Blade

The **Sovian Twin-Blade** is a weapon featured in *The Dark Blooded*. It is a weapon unique to Sovia and its people, with a history dating back to the federation of Kievan Rus'. The weapon traditionally consists of two blades, one short and one long, that are joined together at the handle; the two blades are detachable, forming a longsword and a dagger that can be used individually. It is a traditional weapon of Sovia.
The General

## Appearances

**"The General"** *(real name unknown)* is a character mentioned in *Strain Zero*. He is the leader of a community in northern Texas.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 6: Remake

#### "Hope"

During a break in the evacuation of Graystone, Achilles sits down with Katrina and tells the story of his former home.

After the outbreak hit Texas, a community was created in the north under the leadership of "The General", who ruled with an iron fist. He supposedly led a group that was, at least in terms of organization, much like Delta Force and led hundreds of people in establishing "his town". The community was originally democratic until a massive walker attack allowed the General to seize leadership, after which life in the community became much more harsh: strict rationing, a curfew and regular search-and-seizure were all in effect. Thieves were executed in the street, as were dissidents that spoke out against the General's oppressive rule.

Soon stories began spreading of a safe-zone far to the north in Canada; such rumours were born of supposed broadcasts, wandering traders and wishful thinking. However, even rumours were enough to inspire a certain few to try and escape the General's rule, Achilles among them. Their plan was to steal a plane and fly to Canada: a desperate plan, but they preferred almost-certain death to living the rest of their lives under the paranoid rule of the General.

The plan did not go smoothly; somehow, the General heard of the escape attempt and stationed a garrison of soldiers around the airfield via which Achilles' group planned to escape. Having expected this, the escapees had planned the day of their escape on the same day as a massive protest against the General's rule; with the soldiers distracted by the flood of insurrectionists, Achilles' group infiltrated the airfield and found a plane. In the midst of the escape, however, the group was caught by soldiers; Achilles was the only one to survive the resulting gunfire. Firing back, he climbed into a plane and took off, watching as the community burned below him: not from the end of the General's reign, but from the General's soldiers clearing the protestors with flamethrowers.
Second Hometown Uprising

The **Second Hometown Uprising**, also known as the **Fall of Hometown**, was the second uprising of a small portion of the Hometown population against Stoffman and his group, which included his council of lieutenants and the residents loyal to him. The battle lasted less than an hour and resulted in the abandonment of the community by all surviving factions.
Shane's Group

Katie

Gunther

Joyceln

> *"We know things about these monsters. Things others might not. If we're going to die in here, we should take advantage of what we have. Send out a message, to help people. Maybe **save** people,"*
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**Shane's Group** is a small group of survivors appearing in '*Signing Off*'. They consist of the surviving interns of the Derwent Radio Studio.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Before they became interns at the studio, none of the members of the group knew each other.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Signing Off

#### 'Signing Off'

Shane crawls away from the zombies devouring Joyceln's body and evades several others before making it back into the broadcast room.

## Deaths

* Gunther
* Katie
* Marc
* Jake
* Joyceln
* Shane

## Killed Victims

* Jake
* Numerous counts of zombies
Themes: Cliffhangers

**Cliffhangers** are a recurring theme in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* universe. It is a common way to end an episode or chapter that leaves the viewer in suspense.

## Occurrences

### EDStudios

* The episode ends as walkers swarm the school and the group fights them off. ('And So It Begins')
* The group spot bandits camping near the school, ready to attack. ('Friend Or Foe')
* Aaron is attacked by a walker on the roof of the apartment block. ('Around All Corners')
* Edwards destroys the wooden bridge between two buildings, blocking the second Frontiersmen assault. All that is initially recovered is his tomahawk axe. ('Land of Light: Part 1')
Stoffman's Group

Unnamed Lieutenant

Justinas Grant

**Stoffman's Group**is a group of survivors inhabiting the Hometown community in the *Season 2* episode'*An Iron Fist**'* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios**.* They serve as the secondary antagonists of '*Along A Lonely Road*' and the primary antagonists of '*An Iron Fist*'.

## Members

* *Stoffman*
* *Declan*
* *Ashley*
* *Roof Lieutenant*

### Formerly

* *Justinas Grant*
* *Harry Edwards*
* *Jennifer Stoffman*
* *Kyle Ford*
* *Mitch Webb*
* *Katie Banks*
* *Sebastian Monroe*
The Alliance

Erik

Martha

Florence

**The Alliance**is a coalition of people from Freedomtown and the Citadel all in alliance against the Governor and the Patriots in the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*.

## Overview

### Formation

Before Freedomtown was settled, another community, the Citadel, built out of an old school, attempted to fight against their rulers, the tyrannic Patriots, after the discovery of the Lazarus Project.

## Members

* Denver - leader
* Hope Edwards - leader
* Erik - leader
* Ruby - leader
Wild Rose Country

Season 3

**The Walking Dead by EDStudios: Wild Rose Country**is a British-American horror series and the companion series of the '*New Age*' Extension. The series follows Abigail Granger as she leads an expedition from the Commonwealth to find new communities in the Canadian province of Alberta. In *Season 2*, Abigail, rescued from a blizzard by a man known as the Survivalist, aids the tribals in Banff National Park against a town of savage worshippers of an Old World god.

The series has been called by the writing team their favourite side-series in the series universe. It was announced in 2019 that *Season 3* is in development.

## Trivia

* EDStudios has stated that *Season 1* of this series is their least favourite creation, believing that the series has come into itself from *Season 2*.
* The series' name comes from the popular nickname of the province of Alberta, where the series is set.
Sylvania

**Sylvania** is a fictional state in the United States of America, serving as the primary setting of *Season 1* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and the first season of the remake *Strain Zero*. Stradling a large portion of land between Illinois and Wisconsin, it is one of two fictional US states in the series universe, the other being Columbia.

In the remake *Strain Zero*, Sylvania is located in the former Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Its state capital is Port Collier.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Strain Zero

#### Season 1

Like the rest of the United States, Sylvania underwent a mass evacuation of its civilian population on Outbreak Day. However, the outbreak soon wiped out the adult population and caused almost all of them to rise again as zombies.

## Locations

### Counties

* Chester County
	+ Upswitch
	+ Mitchell Family Farm
	+ Industrial Train Station
* Clark County
	+ Port Collier
		- Hopeville

## Trivia

* Until October 2020, the state was not given a name and was referred to by the term "Unspecified State". The writing team did not give the state a name as they wanted to incorporate geological features from other states. The name "Sylvania" was given to the state in October 2020, eight years after the release of the first episode.

## Behind the Scenes

* Sylvania is the name of a hypothetical state that would consist of a large portion of Michigan.
Victor (Remake)

## Appearances

"*You're not going home. There's someone that **really** wants to meet you,*"
—Victor to Emma after her capture[src]

**Victor** is a survivor of the outbreak in *So Help Me God* and an antagonist in *Strain Zero*. He is a soldier for Alpha Force known for his reclusiveness. After forming a friendship with Antony Eden, he volunteers for the expedition to Martin Memorial Hospital.

Years later, as a soldier of the Republic, Victor was responsible for safeguarding his nation's eastern border with the Commonwealth, with whom he began a low-level conflict over territory. He serves as the primary antagonist of *Season 7: Remake Part II*.

## Overview

### Personality & Traits

Victor is quiet, reserved and very antisocial, to an unnerving degree; most of the colonists try to avoid him or spread gossip about his private life. Indeed, Victor does express apathetic qualities, even towards his friends, and appears borderline sociopathic. He patrols the Colony at night, sometimes speaking with the muertos that wander outside its walls, and has no filter when talking to people. Despite these qualities, Victor is capable of loyalty for those that have been kind to him, specifically Eden, his sole friend within the Colony.

Victor is highly logical, smart and self-preserving: he always has a contingency plan, and cares little how his self-preservation can affect others. As the true culprit behind the disappearing supplies in the Colony, Victor acknowledges that his thievery has caused deaths - and will likely cause more - but shows no remorse, believing that it is necessary in case the Colony were to collapse from its internal tensions. He swears himself to Eden's side when he promises not to expose his guilt.

## Killed Victims

* At least three unnamed colonists *(indirectly)* - died of illness or infection after Victor stole medical supplies
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### Antony Eden

"*I've got your back. Count yourself **lucky**,*"
—Eden agrees to hide Victor's guilt[src]
Eden is Victor's sole friend and ally within the Colony and thus Victor is incredibly loyal to him, even despite Eden's leverage over him. He has gone out of his way to save Eden's life more than once, including against Dylan when he revealed his betrayal.

* Remake Characters
* So Help Me God Characters
Skullface

### Occupation

Former co-leader of the Castle *(Post-apocalypse)*Co-founder of the Knighthood *(Post-apocalypse)*

Member and chief enforcer of the Brigade *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Cause of Death

Shot through the chest and head with arrows by Kyle Granger

### Series Lifespan

Who We Were -- What We Become

> *"Join or die?"*
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**Christopher** *(last name unknown)*, formerly known by his Castle nickname **Mozart** and later known as **Skullface**,is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in 'S*corpion*'. He is the chief enforcer and member of the Brigade. He serves as the primary antagonist of *Season 1*.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is known about Skullface's life before the outbreak, other than he grew up in an orphanage alongside Sam, Oliver and several other future members of the Knighthood.

## Post-Apocalypse

Christopher was once an inhabitant of the Castle and a co-founder of the Knighthood, alongside his friends Oliver and Sam; he was nicknamed "Mozart" due to his love of classical tunes. Unlike his two friends, Mozart believed that the Castle should be locked down and isolated and was willing to kill newcomers to keep the current inhabitants safe. When he nearly killed a group of kids, he was left behind in a fire by his former friends. He was severely burned, with most of his face destroyed beyond recognition. He was found and saved by the Brigade, with his only remaining memories being those of the betrayal he suffered at the hands of the Castle. He became known as "Skullface" due to his horrific injuries, serving as the Brigade's chief enforcer.

### Season 1

#### 'Who We Were'

Skullface approaches near the end of the episode and points a gun in the face of a fatally injured Snakeeyes, asking him the question "join or die?". When Snakeeyes tells him to piss off, Skullface instantly shoots him in the face, leaving his body to the dead.

#### 'The Little Prince'

Sam and Veronica witness Skullface execute an entire family.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Kyle Granger

At the end of the final battle on the Brigade's freighter, Skullface engages in a brutal duel with Kyle. Kyle proves the victor and finishes Skullface off with arrows to the chest and head.

## Killed Victims

* Snakeeyes
* Maxine
* Oliver *(alive)*
* Possibly 17 unnamed people
* 2 unnamed people
* 1 unnamed child
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Relationships

### Sam

> *"Christopher was my friend. Or at least he was until all this started. [...] Now it seems all that drives him is the burning desire to kill us all,"*
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### Oliver

> *"It was him...Mozart,"*
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## Trivia

* Skullface's nickname comes both from his face mask and, coincidentally, to his destroyed face.
West-East Coast War

> *"War is coming. We can fight it or we can surrender! We will be a new state! A place to make our **own**! A place where we can complete the dreams of the architects of this world! We do this together! We stand alone, together! **CURRAHEE**!"*
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The **West-East Coast War**, also known as the **Commonwealth War**,wasa war that waged between the Commonwealth of New Graystone and the Columbian Commonwealth against the Commonwealth of New Buckingham in the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It followed the dissolution of the New World Commonwealths and the New Buckingham Corps' attempted takeover of the Commonwealth of New Graystone using the Lazarus Virus.

In truth, events leading up to the war had been brewing for years, including the conspiracy to murder the Veteran, the development of the virus, and the New Buckingham Corps' support of Ben Stanton's dictatorship in Washington D.C. The war is the primary setting of the '*Made to Suffer*' story arc, with wider conflicts occurring in *Part 2.*

The war ended after three months with the Corps defeated and the Commonwealth expanding to the south. The Columbian exiled its allies and isolated themselves from their allies. The war tarnished relations between nations for decades and was the last time that nations united as one until the war against the Cult of the Man in Black.

## Participants

### Columbian Commonwealth

* Kyle Granger - leader
* Hope Edwards - soldier
* Lucian - soldier
* Martha - soldier, medic
* Nathaniel - soldier
* Alex Junior - soldier

### Commonwealth of New Graystone

* Dominic Edwards - *de-facto* leader
* Charlotte Edwards - soldier
* Nathan Carlson - soldier
* Gracie - blacksmith, soldier

### Commonwealth of New Buckingham

* Joel - leader
* Pamela Thornton
* Sarah Terringham - soldier, general
* Numerous unnamed members of the New Buckingham Corps

## Deaths

* Gracie - exposed to the Lazarus Virus
* Nathan Carlson - bitten by a walker, suicide by detonating the *NBS Elizabeth*
* Sarah Terringham - shot in the face by Alex Junior
The Beacon

**The Beacon**is a large settlement and community consisting of The Village and The Wall, a decommissioned hydroelectric dam, in '*A New World'.* Located in western Kentucky, the Beacon is populated by former members of the Darkwater Militia and the FRS, as well as some other survivors, and is known as a "beacon of hope". The Beacon is protected by its own army, led by Tara Walker. The town was eventually attacked by a savage group of survivors called the Living who took over the town, forcing its inhabitants to flee into the wilderness and plan their next move. It serves as the primary location of the last four chapters of *Part 1* and serves as the central location of *Part 2* and *Part 3*.

## Inhabitants

* Lydia - supply runner and patroller, former guitarist for the Beacon Biters, later leader of the community
* Dwight - supply runner and patroller, sharpshooter, scout, later co-leader and head of security
* Sees Far - soldier of the Beacon Army
* John Doe - son of Lydia and Dwight, student
* Mara - chef, member of the Beacon Army
* *Hammond* - former leader, killed by the Living
* *Tara Walker* - leader of the Beacon Army
* *Aiden Walker* - head of security at The Village
* *Dorian* - guard and supply runner, soldier of the Beacon Army
* *Callum* - supply runner and patroller, pianist and leader singer of the Beacon Biters
* *Jesse* - supply runner and patroller, drummer for the Beacon Biters
* *Wayne* - supply runner and patroller, saxophonist for the Beacon Biters
* Numerous counts of unnamed residents
Walter (The Fatal Frontier)

"*No hard feelings. **We gotta do what we gotta do**. Even if that means **you** get screwed over,*"
—Walter after tricking and shooting Edwards[src]
**Walter** is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Fatal Frontier*. He is the leader of the Cobras and serves as the secondary antagonist of "*Wildfire*".

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Walter's life before the outbreak. It is possible he knew his future wife, Edith.

## Post-Apocalypse

At some point following the outbreak, Walter joined and subsequently became the leader of a group called the Cobras. The group inhabited a sprawling underground bunker, but resources quickly ran low, so the group took to trading other survivors to another group known as the Norn in exchange for supplies. Unbeknownst to Walter and his group, the people that they traded to the Norn suffered the fate of becoming Pale Men.

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people

## Relationships

### Edith

Walter and Edith have a good relationship. Unlike Walter, Edith appears to be uncomfortable with her group's actions.
The Coming Storm

**"The Coming Storm"** is the upcoming fifth episode of *Season 5: Remake* of *Strain Zero*, the remake of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the thirtieth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Henry is forced to reveal his plans as the tension within the Delta reaches breaking point, all while a common enemy gathers their strength.*

## Deaths

*To be added...*

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

'*The Endless**, also known as the** Black, Bleeding Ocean**, is a hallucination that is featured throughout the** Life and Death*' series of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is a hallucination that Edwards experiences due to his fear of death, with his fears personified as a black ocean, with him being personified as The Passenger, trapped in a wooden boat as he makes his way to an island.
The Flagship

> *"You didn't see it. **I did**. I saw it rise out of the ocean. I saw how **powerful** they are,"*
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***The Flagship*** is a Massive Military Land Vehicle appearing in the Extended Universe. One of two known Old World MMLVs known to be operational in the post-apocalypse, the other being the Commonwealth's Land Crawler, *The Flagship* is the land headquarters of the Federates and famously emerged from the Pacific to annex the city of New Buckingham and begin their invasion of the US.
Western Commonwealths

The **Western Commonwealths** were two territories occupying the north and west of the United States in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and the *'New Age'* Extension. Brought together via negotiations between the New Buckingham Corps and the Veteran Circle, the Commonwealth of New Buckingham, occupying the west, and the State of New Graystone, occupying the north, agreed to a closer diplomatic and military alliance, swearing by oath to defend one another against common enemies. In honour of the agreement, the State of New Graystone was renamed to the Commonwealth of New Graystone. The two nations fought together against the Government in the east, bringing an end to their regime over the people of D.C following an epic war and establishing the Columbian Commonwealth.

The alliance fell apart when it became apparent that the New Buckingham Corps had been conspiring to take over the Commonwealth of New Graystone and seize their immense natural resources, and the two sides went to war that also involved the Columbian. By the end of the West-East Coast War, New Buckingham had become a proxy state of the Commonwealth and the Columbian had completely isolated itself from the rest of the country, bringing a definite end to the once-great alliance.
Fenrir

> *"Fenrir, here, she was born to **kill**. Born to **hurt**. To tear people apart limb by limb. She's as wild an animal as they come. A predator, a hunter, a **natural born killer**...and yet she sleeps at the foot of my bed. With my children in the next room. We're totally vulnerable to her wrath...and yet she lays by my feet. She's never gone for me, or my family [...] Keeping a wolf isn't practical, I know. She eats as much as five people. She could yank my arm right off. But she hasn't. **She won't**,"*
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**Fenrir** is an animal character in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. She is a wolf raised by the Frontiersmen and used to guard the prisoners in the tribal settlement of Amjori. Regularly beaten by her handlers, she was rescued by Edwards during the NGR paramilitary's siege of Amjori and resided with him in Adams Air Force Base. Since he rescued her, Fenrir has protected Edwards and his family at all costs, as shown numerous times.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 16

#### 'In Shining Armour'

As Edwards plans further operations for the newly formed NGR paramilitary, one of his soldiers is heard screaming. He runs over and finds two soldiers aiming their weapons at a wolf. He orders them to stand down and pets the wolf, who, after a brief moment of baring her teeth, accepts his petting. Having got over his fear of wolves, Edwards orders the wolf to be transported to his home in Adams Air Force Base.

### Season 22

#### 'Order and Chaos'

During the six-year time skip, Fenrir continues to reside with Edwards and his young family. Like her owner, Fenrir has been repaired following her injuries in the Battle of Archangel, her missing leg replaced with a mechanical limb.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Natural causes *(off-screen)*

During the two-year time skip between '*What We Fear Most*' and '*A Certain Doom*', Fenrir is revealed to have died of natural causes and is buried behind Edwards' quarters.

## Killed Victims

* Albert *(indirectly caused)*
* Several unnamed members of the Frontiersmen
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### Harry Edwards

Edwards was Fenrir's owner and she displayed intense loyalty to him. As a result, she never showed aggression towards him and showed trust.

### Charlotte Edwards

Fenrir is fiercely protective of Charlotte, like she is towards all of the Edwards children. Nonetheless, Fenrir appears to hold a particular liking for Charlotte. This is first shown when she guarded Charlotte's crib constantly following her birth.

### Drew Stanton

Despite them sharing little time together, Fenrir does not show any aggression towards Drew and allows him to pet her.

## Trivia

* Fenrir is the first animal shown to kill both zombies and humans in the series.
* Fenrir appears to be a larger than a normal wolf, standing close to a metre tall at the shoulder.
* Fenrir is a melanistic grey wolf with a mutation causing her fur to turn deep black.

## Behind the Scenes

* Fenrir is a monstrous wolf in Norse mythology, prophesized to kill the king of the gods, Odin, during the events of Ragnarök, the end of the world.
Tommy ('Beyond the Grave')

**Tommy**, also known as **Governor Tommy** or **The Governor**, is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in '*Beyond the Grave*'. Shortly after the outbreak, Tommy joined a community known as Sanctuary and remained there until its fall at the hands of the Squatters. Instead of joining Harold, Drew and their group, Tommy formed his own and headed south. Over the years, Tommy's original group fell apart and he formed a wide network of bandits in the Southwest, preying on unfortunate survivors. He eventually became the leader of numerous communities that his group have forcibly subjugated. He serves as the primary antagonist of the second half of *Season 2* and the whole of *Season 3*.
Woodpecker

### Age

Late 20's *(Chronicles Season 4: 'Shadowman 2: The Columbus')*Early 40's *(Chronicles Season 7: 'The Seven Seas')*

### Occupation

First Mate of *The Columbus* *(Post-apocalypse)*Member of the Slave Rebellion *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Series Lifespan

'Long Way Down' -- 'Blood on Blood'

"*There's supposed to be one advantage to living in the apocalypse...all that political shit is done with. And even **this** world can't kill that shit,*"
—Woodpecker[src]
**Harold Monroe**, better known as **"Woodpecker"**, is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *Chronicles Season 4: 'Shadowman 2: The Columbus'*, the deuteragonist of *Chronicles Season 7: 'The Seven Seas'* and a main character in *Chronicles Season 8: 'Shadowman 4: The Final Walk'.* He is the First Mate of *The Columbus*. Alongside the rest of the crew, Woodpecker took on the Pirate King and became second-in-command of the Fleet.

## Post-Apocalypse

Some time after the outbreak, Woodpecker came across *The Columbus* and Andrew, its captain. He eventually rose to become the First Mate of the vessel.

## Killed Victims

* The Pirate King
* 1 unnamed slaver
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Trivia

* Woodpecker is so named because of a tattoo of the eponymous bird he has on his arm.
* Woodpecker is one of three characters with bipolar disorder, the other two being Ben and Samantha.
Stoffman

**Stoffman** *(first name unknown)* is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios.* He is the ruthless, brutal leader of the Hometown community built around an abandoned department store. He serves as the primary antagonist of '*An Iron Fist*'.

## Overview

### Personality

Even though he only appears in a single episode, Stoffman quickly makes an impression on the other survivors. Stoffman is highly intelligent and charismatic, but also cunning, manipulative and ruthless. He firmly believes that people must be hardened to extreme lengths in order to survive in the post-apocalyptic world, going so far as to murder people whom he deems a threat to his community, such as Reginald.

He identifies himself as a leader and frequently alludes to Darwinism when discussing the role of leaders to guide less capable people whose nature it is to follow others. He frequently attempts to sow mistrust and enmity among potential enemies, such as when he attempts to advise Edwards that Drew's Lot could not be trusted.

Stoffman's Darwinism extends to his ableism, as evidenced by his killing of both Reginald - a one-armed man - and Joshy, a kid in a wheelchair. He holds no regret for his actions and always finds a way to justify them. He is a cunning manipulator and as ruthless as they come, launching feuds with anyone who does not - and will not - follow his orders to the point.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is known about Stoffman's life before the outbreak, other than he had a job at a department store somewhere in Wisconsin alongside his cousin Jennifer.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Justinas Grant

After almost killing Edwards - giving Edwards his 'crippled' eye injury - Stoffman aims his gun at Becky, preparing to kill her. At that moment, Justinas appears and shoots Stoffman through the back and through the lungs. As Stoffman falls to the floor and suffocates, Justinas coldly shoots him in the head.

## Killed Victims

* Joshy
* Reginald *(alive)*
* Declan
* Jack
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Relationships

### Harry Edwards

"*You...you've twisted this place. Corrupted it. [...] He was wrong. You're not like the walkers...they can't fight their nature. Now you better pull that trigger, cause if you **don't** I will spend every waking moment trying to kill you. If you do, who knows what chaos you'll have on your hands. Either way...**you're already dead**,*"
—Edwards threatens Stoffman[src]

## Trivia

* Stoffman is the second leader of an antagonistic community shown in the series, following Francis, the leader of Hopeville.
* Stoffman is responsible for giving Edwards his 'crippled' eye injury.
The Fracture

**The Fracture**, occasionally referred to as the **Wilderness**,is a hostile land in the former state ofNebraska in the central US appearing in the Extended Universe. Once a thriving agricultural land in central Nebraska, the Fracture supposedly thrived over the 100 years after the zombie outbreak. However, the Fracture became a vast, hostile and savage land after the Great Collapse, populated by only those tough enough to survive the harshness of the region. It is home to the mysterious organisation known only as the Federates. It is the setting of *Whole New World*.

## Notable Locations

* Prosperity
* The Diamond
Teller's Blade

James Edwards

Ezekiel

The **Veteran's Blade**, formerly known as the **Teller's Blade** is a sword-cane in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is a unique blade with a pommel in the shape of a wolf head; it was the original sword wielded by Gaunter O'Kyle until it was passed on to Edwards, who converts it into a sword-cane and uses it as his primary weapon from *Season 22* onwards.

In the '*New Age*' Extension and *New World Chronicles*, it is currently in the hands of Edwards' son, James Edwards. The blade makes an appearance in the Extended Universe, now in the hands of Ezekiel.
Season 5

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'Nail on the Head'

'Louder Than Words: Part 1'

'Louder Than Words: Part 2'

**Season 5**, subtitled **'Actions Speak Louder'**,is the fifth season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It consists of five episodes and is followed by *Season 6.*

## Plot

*Greencole has been won, and the bunker opened. Three weeks on from the victory over the String Gang, now the real work begins for the Greencole group as they begin to rebuild the fortress: crops are planted, water is cleaned, structures are reinforced and the walls are supported. It is the middle of winter, and the group is suffering under the harsh conditions. However, something – or someone – is coming. Is it an old friend? Or could they be an enemy? Edwards will find out…and uncover a conspiracy he is completely unprepared to face amongst the snowy hills of Greencole Valley.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Harry Edwards *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Holly Parker *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Justinas Grant *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Ben Appleby *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Drew Stanton *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Becky Grace *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Carl McKenzie *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Leyton Jones *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Alex Junior *(Ep.1-5)*

### Also Starring:

* Tyler *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Tom *(Ep. 1-5)*
* David *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Bethany *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Jane Rhodes *(Ep. 1-5)*
* James Cottingham *(Ep. 2-5)*

## Trivia

* This season begins three weeks after the season finale of *Season 4*.

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

The **Gates to the Next World**, also known simply as **the Gates**, are a series of subterranean nuclear bunkers originally constructed by the United States government in the standalone Extended Universe movie series. Construction on the bunkers began in the closing years of the Cold War, at the end of which the projects were sealed away. Roughly 100 years after the global zombie outbreak, they were discovered by the Cult of the Man in Black, who began repairing the bunkers in preparation for the Great Collapse. Those spared during the Cult's numerous assaults across the US were sealed in these bunkers in order for them and their descendants to colonize the Next World.

## Background

Commissioned by the U.S. government in 1983 as part of "Project: Safehouse," also known as the "Societal Preservation Program" the government constructed approximately 80-90 bunkers across the country.

## Overview

Each shelter was designed to hold one thousand occupants at any given time, although hot-bunking was required at maximum capacity, and equipped with all facilities and supplies needed by them to survive in isolation for the designated time. It is also stated that the average life expectancy in a properly maintained Gate is 92 years. The Gates were located in various locations, and little information is available as to why those particular sites were chosen.

The facilities and supplies for the Gates included complete construction equipment, hydro-agricultural farms, a water purification system, defensive weaponry to equip 10 people, communication systems and surface monitors, social, and entertainment files (for total duration). The Gates are typically powered by geothermal energy and fuel reserves. Waste management was conducted by burning trash on scheduled "burning days." Larger incinerator receptacles were used for the destruction of human corpses.
Themes: Forgiveness

**Forgiveness** is a recurring theme in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* universe. It is when a character or group chose to move past grievances they might have with another person or group because of their previous actions.

## Occurrences

### EDStudios

* Edwards forgives Alex for causing the destruction of the school. ('Around All Corners')
* Holly forgives Edwards for working with Stoffman as one of his lieutenants. ('An Iron Fist')
Prime's Axe

**Prime's Axe** is an energy axe wielded by Prime Edwards in *Cosmic Calamity*.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Cosmic Calamity

The axe's origins are currently unknown. Some time after the nuclear apocalypse instigated by Emperor Eden, followed by the discovery of cybernetic technology from the Old World, the axe was recovered alongside other varieties of energy weapons, including swords and firearms. It came into the possession of Prime Edwards, the version Edwards native to the Wrecked World; he would go on to use it as his primary weapon in the rebellion and as the symbol of his leadership.

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people
White Death

The **White Death**, also known as the **Wildlings**, are a group of survivors in *Beyond the Grave*. They are a mercenary tribe, using their talents in the service of the highest bidder. They are known for their rituals, which include all members hiding their faces beneath white masks. They are currently employed by Tommy's Network, and use their skills in horseback riding to hunt down Drew's group and bring them under Tommy's subjugation.
Sepsis Outbreak

The **Sepsis Outbreak** was an outbreak of sepsis within Greencole in the summer of 2019 that killed several members of the community, at the same time that an expedition set out to the nearby town of Murdoch for a supply run during the events of *Season 7*. The cause of the outbreak was a bacterial infection that led to the sepsis, with Carl discovering that the bacteria was extremely transmissible. By the time the expedition returned to Greencole, the outbreak was under control thanks to Carl, who helped patients despite contracting sepsis himself.
The Walking Dead: Lonesome Road

Season 3

Season 4

**The Walking Dead: Lonesome Road**, also known in production notes as ***The Walking Dead by EDStudios 2*** and ***New World Chronicles***, is a British-American horror series written by Absurdity Productions in collaboration with EDStudios. It is set in the southern United States in the territory of the Sunshine Empire and follows James of Arcadia, a medically-enhanced warrior known as a Romuli, who sets out on his Path and find his destiny, eventually assembling a group of survivors to search for his ward, Laura. It consists of four seasons of eight episodes each, with a final two-part episode that leads into the Extended Universe. *Season 1* was released in 2017.

The series' title refers to the Path, the journey all those of James' tribe must take when they come of age, as well as to the lonesome nature of bounty hunters such as James. Family, history, revenge and morality are constant themes. It is a companion series to the '*New Age*' Extension and a sequel to *Chronicles Season 3: 'The Pilgrimage'*.

## Conception and Development

### Conception

The series takes place in the Deep South of the United States that has been so ruined by the apocalypse that it has descended into an almost medieval society.

Family, history, revenge and morality are constant themes.

## Trivia

* The series takes place in the late 2050s and the early 2060s.
The Walking Dead: Dead Come Knocking

**The Walking Dead: Dead Come Knocking** is a British-American horror comic series created by EDStudios. It follows the post-apocalyptic adventures of Logan Dawson, as he struggles to lead a small group of survivors trapped within an airport, as well as the fight against the other factions in the airport.

## Summary

*First came the sickness. Then came the deaths. Then came the dead. From that day on, the adults have consumed the flesh of the living kids, who fight to stay alive no matter what. Everyone remembers where they were when it all began; Logan Dawson was at the airport with his parents, waiting for their flight. Now he finds himself in a New World, one where the dead rule and the living live in squalor in the shadows. On his struggle to survive he will encounter friend and foe in this new adventure of friendship, war and struggle.*

## Volumes and Issues

 1
 2
Wyoming

**Wyoming** is a state in the United States of America and is the setting of *The Fatal Frontier*. Before the outbreak, it had a population of576,305.

Following the outbreak, Wyoming fared relatively well due to its low and sparse population, but those that did survive slowly degenerated into primitive tribal societies, most notably the Norn in a southern region known as the Wilds.