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Bethany (Remake)

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

### Family

Lawrence Carter - adopted son
David - lover

### Residence

Hometown *(formerly)*
Sanctuary *(formerly)*

## Appearances

### Death Episode

"Hellfire"

**Bethany** is a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. She is a member of Drew's group and possesses few survival skills. Following the group's victory in their conflict with the Iron Bandits, Bethany decided to adopt William Carter's newborn son, Lawrence. Her timid, reserved and quiet nature makes her the group's caretaker, often watching the younger members during supply runs.

## Overview

### Personality & Traits

Bethany is introverted, quiet, soft-spoken and non-confrontational, as well as meek and defenseless, particularly when it comes to facing William Carter and his bandits. She remains fiercely protective over her son Lawrence, attempting to shield him from the various dangers of their surroundings.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is yet known about Bethany's life before the outbreak.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Henry Edwards *(indirectly caused)*
* Herself *(caused, accidental)*

During the escape from Adams Air Force Base, Bethany and Henry fire at the chasing Ravagers. Bethany throws their last grenade at the pursuing truck. As she celebrates her throw as the grenade explodes, peppering their truck with shrapnel. A piece of shrapnel ends up lodged in her skull, killing her instantly.

## Killed Victims

* 2 unnamed Ravagers
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Appearances

### The Walking Dead: Strain Zero

#### Season 2: Remake

* "An Iron Fist"
* "In Harm's Way"
* "What We Deserve"

#### Season 3: Remake

* "No Time Left"
* "Monsters"
* "Consequences"
* "One Way Out"
* "Fools and Dead Men"
* "Hopes and Fears"
* "Same Stitch"

#### Season 4: Remake

* "Miles"
* "Hellfire"

## Trivia

* Bethany is the first character to officially adopt a child, followed by Justinas adopting Laika in *Season 2: Remake,* and Henry and Holly adopting Kyle in *Season 3: Remake*.
* Bethany's favourite weapon is a knife with a knuckleduster grip. After her death, Henry takes the knife to eventually give to Lawrence.

## References

1. ↑ *Season 2* is set two years into the zombie apocalypse
Greencole Cemetery

**Greencole Cemetery** is a rudimentary cemetery located in a clearing in Greencole Valley in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. The burial site was created after the battle with the String Gang, as a quiet place for the group to bury their friends, and would become home to the remains of several people over the years. When the group were forced to evacuate Greencole, they left the cemetery behind.

Years later, Edwards returned to the site to bury one of his clues, and years after that, Hope and her group came across the site on their pilgrimage, discovering the clue and leading them further on their journey.

## Inhabitants

* Theo
* Michelle
* Ben Appleby *(tombstone only, body not recovered)*
* David
* Luke
* Allie
* Justinas Grant *(body only, head not recovered)*
* Several unnamed inhabitants
John Doe

Tara Doe - sister (alive)

Unnamed - unborn sibling

## Appearances

**John Doe**is the tritagonist of the upcoming *Part 3* of'*A New World*'. He is the young son of Lydia and Dwight and was conceived during the Beacon's conflict with the Living. He resides in the Beacon, learning the skills necessary for survival.

## Biography

> *"The 10-year-old son of Lydia and Dwight, John Doe is the next generation. Following the example of his mother and father, as well as the legacies of those that his parents lost before his birth, John is slowly learning the skills needed to survive in the New World,"*
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Federal Rescue Services

The **Federal Rescue Services**, also known as the **FRS**, is a U.S. government organization in *The Walking Dead by EDStudio**s*.The organization's primary job is to oversee the safety of the public and is responsible for protecting millions of Americans from terrifying consequences of natural and manmade disasters and is responsible for responding to disasters and assisting in the recovery.

The most recent disaster they are attempting to assist in, known as the zombie epidemic, has appeared to overwhelm them, as no non-infected officials from the organization can be found apart from a few scattered walkers. Only abandoned evacuation centres and equipment, advertisement over the radio, and some supplies, as well as some Infected FRS operatives, can be seen and heard throughout the series, most commonly in *Season 1*.

The organisation makes a return in '*A New World*' and Phase 5 of the Extended Universe. In the process, their pre-apocalyptic incarnation is revealed to have been the public army of the Federates.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The organization functioned normally, providing aid around the United States to those who needed it whether natural or manmade disasters. It wasn't until signs of the infection began showing and more and more infected and walkers became present that FRS began working alongside with the CDC, Military, and the government trying to coordinate their efforts to save the public and begin evacuations and keep other areas under quarantine.

## Post-Apocalypse

With the infected beginning to outnumber the normal humans in the country and evacuations failing, FRS began the emergency broadcast system informing people to head towards the cities since the military could protect them. They also provided a damage catastrophic scale of how bad certain cities were. Eventually, FRS officials became walkers themselves and the military failed to protect the cities, leaving the public to fend for themselves.

### Season 1

#### 'Friend Or Foe'

After their encounter with the Mitchells, the group return to the school. As they heal from their injuries, they gather around their radio, still playing the faint FRS broadcast. Edwards ominously switches the radio off, leaving the school quiet.

#### 'A Long Road Ahead'

A few zombified members of the FRS stand outside the supply depot. They are put down by Harry, Aaron, James and Alex.

## Trivia

* The Federal Rescue Services is based on the real-life counterpart Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
* The FRS logo contains the biohazard symbol despite the agency aiding and rescuing civilians from other natural disasters.
* In the Extended Universe, it was revealed that all pre-apocalypse and post-apocalypse members of the FRS were soldiers of the organisation known as the Federates.
Eden's Militia

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**Eden's Militia**is a large group of hostile survivors led by Antony Eden introduced in *Season 35* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Formed out of the few members of the Government Army who remained loyal to President Eden after the attack on Washington D.C, their sole mission was to destroy the Commonwealths once and for all. Inhabiting the metro beneath Washington D.C, they serve as the primary antagonists of the second half of *Season 35* until their defeat and the long-awaited fall of the Government in'*The Common and the Wealth*'.
April

> *"Never let go. Please,"*
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**April** is the current deuteragonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *LoreTale's End of Days*. She is first seen as the group attempt to make their way through a herd of lurkers along a rural road, covered in blood to make her invisible to the dead.

Falling under Kyle's care, April accompanied the group to Riverpath and struggled to fit in with the replica of society present at the community. With Alexis and Jennifer's deaths, April becomes a member of The Living, fighting against the Michigan Militia in revenge for the deaths and pain they have caused.

It is revealed in the series finale that April had been a hallucination the entire time, a maniacal representation of Kyle's breaking insanity. As Kyle became completely insane, "April" took over his mind entirely.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is yet known about April's life before the outbreak.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1

#### 'Blood Runs Cold'

As the group make their way, covered in charcoal, smoke and guts, through a herd of lurkers, Kyle splits off from the rest of the group to strengthen their stealth. However, as he passes a child lurker he realizes it is looking straight at him. Realizing it is a little girl, he turns around and grabs her arm. He calls over to Jennifer, who realizes his discovery. Kyle urges her along and she follows him silently.

## Killed Victims

* Several unnamed members of the Ohio Militia
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### Kyle Ford

> *"Don't worry. I'm gonna take care of you,"*
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Kyle deeply cares for April, despite barely knowing her and swears to protect her with his life.

## Trivia

* April was credited as "Bloody Girl" in '*Blood Runs Cold*' and '*Never Let Go*'.
Derwent Radio Studio

The **Derwent Radio Studio**is a building located in rural Nebraska in '*Signing Off*'. When the outbreak begins, a group of interns at the station managed to briefly fortify the building. Over the course of four days, their defenses slowly failed and the building became flooded with zombies. Resigned to their impending fate, the group made an effort to send out a broadcast to help other survivors.
Connor Stanton

Sarah Stanton - niece (deceased)

Ben Stanton - grand-nephew (deceased)

> *"You and I are more than brothers, Drew. We're mirrors of each other. Only I've unlocked my **real nature**, and you're still **trapped**,"*
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**Connor Stanton** is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *Beyond the Grave*. Separated from his older brother Drew Stanton in the early days of the apocalypse, Connor ended up lost and alone. Over the course of more than 30 years, he made his way back to Oklahoma and slowly lost his mind.

After he was refused help by a trucker delivering supplies across Oklahoma, he killed him and his crew, keeping their reanimated corpses as pets. He eventually assembled a massive herd, which he kept in control using a police siren. When his brother finally returned to Oklahoma, Connor became determined with driving his brother mad, imagining a future where the two brothers rampaged across the states, a vision his brother did not share. He serves as the primary antagonist of *Season 1*.

## Overview

### Personality

Connor is a mentally deranged, psychotic and sadistic man who enjoys inflicting pain and prolonging it as long as possible.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Oklahoma

According to Drew, Connor was a devoted but mentally troubled kid when the two were growing up.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 2

#### 'A New Day'

Connor is briefly seen in a flashback when he and Drew met up with Harold. When Drew runs to help save Leyton and George, Connor disappears and Drew assumes him to be dead.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Drew Stanton *(caused, alive)*
* Infection *(alive)*

After finally subduing his brother and realizing his brother cannot be helped, Drew shots him in the stomach, incapacitating him. He then handcuffs him to the steering wheel of his police cruiser and leaves him to reanimate.

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Relationships

### Drew Stanton

> *"I won't kill you, Connor, but I'm not gonna let you kill anyone else,"*
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## Quotes

* *"No! You get back here! Get back here and finish this, Drew! [...] Its not supposed to be like this! FINISH THIS DREW!"*

## Trivia

* Connor has two different eye colours. This is due to a childhood injury that damaged his right tear-duct, causing him to "weep" blood.
* He is one of four primary antagonists whose actions could be explained by mental illness, following Ajax, Nathan Carlson and Thomas Granger.
* He mentions to Drew that he has attempted cannibalism.
* Connor demonstrates particular expertise around walkers, as he was able to create a large herd of them and devised mechanisms to steer and control them.
Farson Tribe

**The Farson Tribe** are a group of survivors and antagonists encountered in *Chronicles Season 2: 'Shadowman'* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. They are a large tribe of hostile survivors responsible for the collapse of the Long 885 mega-community and the hunt for the Stragglers, coming into direct conflict with the blind swordsman Shadowman.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Few members of the Farson Tribe knew each other before the apocalypse; the central figures of the tribe were criminal kids, most notably Arthur Redguard, a repeat young offender.
Crying Girl

The **crying girl** is a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. She is a young resident of Upswitch.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1

At some point in the first week of the zombie outbreak, the girl discovered that zombie bites could cause the victim to die and reanimate as a walker. How she discovered this is unknown, although she presumably saw it happen in the early days of the outbreak.

#### "It Begins"

Approximately a week after Outbreak Day, the girl was attacked by a pair of zombies, possibly her reanimated parents, one of which bit her on the neck. While the bite itself was not fatal, the bite nonetheless infected her, dooming her to become a walker like her parents.

Her screams as she was being attacked attracted two nearby survivors, Henry and Justinas, who were on a supply run for weapons. Although the pair managed to kill the walkers, they could not save the girl from her bite. She revealed to the pair that being bitten meant it was inevitable that she too would reanimate and asked that the pair kill her to stop that happening. Although they felt for her, the two refused to kill a living person and apologised as they sealed her inside her bedroom, where she presumably reanimated.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Zombies

A week after Outbreak Day, the girl was attacked by a pair of zombies, one of which bit her on the neck. Although she asked to be put down, Henry and Justinas refused, leaving her behind to reanimate.

## Relationships

### Henry Edwards

The girl did not know Henry for long but trusted him enough to give him and Justinas vital information about the mechanisms of the zombie infection. However, when he refused to kill her to prevent her own reanimation, she screamed and cursed at him, clawing at her bedroom door as she begged to die.
Exo Armour

The Pilgrim

Children of History

Connor Sinclair

The Relic

> *"It ain't a toy, but its damn fun in there all the same,"*
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**Exo Armour**, also known as **exo suits**, are armoured infantry technology, initially developed by the US government before the outbreak. They are predominantly featured in the Extended Universe, but have also made appearances in the original series.

## Models

### M-4000

This is the standard exo suit used by the soldiers of the Federates.
Darkdwellers

## Appearances

**Darkdwellers**, also called **shriekers**, are an evolved form of zombie that possess heightened strength, agility, aggression and intelligence, as well as the ability to communicate via high-pitched shrieks. They differ from typical zombies in that they are technically infected and alive, rather than reanimated corpses, and that mating pairs can produce offspring known as Pale Ones. Originally only thought to exist in the ruins of Fargo, they have since begun appearing across the western United States, and only in *Strain Zero*.

## Overview

Darkdwellers are mysterious creatures only known to arise from those infected with LBI's dormant strain - i.e. the second generation, or everyone who survived the initial wave of the outbreak - that succumb to natural diseases such as cancer, at least in the case of Carl. They reanimate in seconds, long before total brain death.

Darkdwellers are aggressive, relentless predators that rely on animal instincts and a pack mentality: darkdwellers rarely go out alone, and those that do seek to create more of their kind by biting and infecting the few survivors they come across. They have a horrible appearance, with pale and wrinkly skin, matted hair, broken nails and piercing black eyes. Their teeth are razor sharp and their muscles powerful, granting them great strength, agility and endurance; they are able to survive several gunshot wounds to the body.

The differences in their physiology indicate that, unlike zombies, darkdwellers are not truly dead as they do not appear to decompose, as seen by an army fatigue-wearing darkdweller encountered by Henry. They also do not appear to be motivated purely by hunger.

Darkdwellers are capable of infecting those they bite, transforming them into half-zombie, half-darkdweller creatures dubbed "**proto-dwellers**". The primary difference in these creatures is that they appear docile when in direct sunlight and become highly aggressive when shrouded in darkness.

Darkdwellers are known to form mating pairs that can produce live offspring; these creatures, known as Pale Ones, share many of their parents traits but without the spark of humanity that some darkdwellers have been known to demonstrate.

## Notable Darkdwellers

* Carl McKenzie
* Mother

## Trivia

* The darkdwellers were inspired by the infected created by the Sovia Strain in the cancelled *The Dark Blooded*.
* Darkdwellers are currently only known to arise as a result of death from natural diseases, such as cancer.
Iron Mountain State Forest

**Iron Mountain State Forest** is a vast forest located in central Sylvania and west of Port Collier in *The Walking Dead: Strain Zero*. Before the outbreak, it was a popular destination for hikers and regularly patrolled by park rangers. A year after the outbreak, a broken group sought refuge in the park and made their home in a ranger station deep within the forest.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1

#### "All That Remains"

Following the Battle of the Boathouse, the remaining Clarkson Survivors are forced to move into the nearby Iron Mountain State Park to avoid a herd of walkers. As they head further into the forest, Jess goes into labour; while Holly and Emma tend to her, an antagonistic Henry and James are forced to help each other clear out the incoming walkers. They use up their last bullets in the fight, leaving Henry's machete as their only weapon. Jess successfully gives birth to a baby boy, who she names Alex Junior.

## Inhabitants

* Henry Edwards
* Holly Parker
* Emma Goode
* William Carter

## Deaths

* Jess Black
* Alex Junior
* 8 unnamed bandits
Janitor Group

Krieger

Benjamin

The**Janitor Group** is a small group of prisoners on the *USS Abraham Lincoln* that features predominantly in *Season 31*. They are open critics of the Government and Antony Eden and so are forced to work as janitors on the ship as punishment. They eventually formed an alliance with the Veteran and their surviving members joined his group's fight against the Government.

## Members

* Benjamin
* *Harry Edwards* - *de-facto* leader
* *Irons*
* *Cheryl*
* *Krieger*
Ghost

### Occupation

Former member of the Commonwealth Rangers (Post-apocalypse)Member of the New Dawn (Post-apocalypse)

## Appearances

**Ghost** *(real name unknown)* is a main character and the tritagonist of *New Dawn*. She is a sniper of the New Dawn and a member of the Captain's team, and a former member of the Commonwealth Rangers.
Eduard ('Beyond the Grave')

### Occupation

Former second-in-command of the Frontiersmen (Post-apocalypse)Former worker of the 'Deepwater' Oil Field (Post-apocalypse)

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

### Family

Samantha - ex-'wife' *(alive)*Kate McCarran - wife *(unknown)*

### Series Lifespan

'Blondie' -- Present

> *"In all the years I have left, I never thought I'd encounter you again...**Caregiver**,"*
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**Joshua Eduard Graves**, most commonly just referred to as **Eduard** and also by his CB nickname **Scarecrow**, is a main character in *Beyond the Grave* and a crossover character coming over from *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is the former second-in-command of the Frontiersmen who was exiled from the State of New Graystone after proving his worth, encouraged to start a new life by his former enemies. He decided to head south to his home state of Colorado, leaving the past behind and starting a new journey. In an effort to atone for his past actions, he joins Drew's group on their mission to help those in need.

### Season 2

In the years after his banishment, Eduard made his way back to his home state of Colorado. He stopped hiding his horrific burns, abandoning the mask of bandages he had worn for decades. He took up residence in a cabin. At some point, he heard a woman's voice over the radio, and they spent years talking and fell in love. Eduard made his way back to Colorado to search for her bunker.

## Killed Victims

### EDStudios

* The Lady *(alive)*
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Relationships

### His Wife

> *"I'm searching for her. [...] My **wife**,"*
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When Eduard is encountered in '*Blondie*', he mentions he has a wife. Very little is currently known about her, but it can be assumed, since they are married, that they have a good relationship. Eduard returned to Colorado to search for her, stealing electrical components to build a relay to communicate with her.

### Drew Stanton

> *"Yeah, I forgot to mention...he can do that,"*
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Drew and Eduard have a tense relationship. In the original series, the two had few encounters, with their most notable being in the season premiere of *Season 20*. Since then, Eduard describes his feelings towards Drew as "neutral" and acknowledges the Frontiersmen's participation in the death of Drew's wife Becky.

When the two encounter one another once again in '*Blondie*', there doesn't appear to be any hostilities between them, with Drew even smiling upon realizing who he had stumbled across, although their subsequent relationship is yet to be explored.

### Leland Sanchez

> *"Even I have to admit, your mission...its admirable,"*
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## Trivia

* As of his first appearance, Eduard is no longer wearing his mask of bandages, leaving his face completely visible for the first time and the full extent of his burns.
James Barnes (10th Anniversary)

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

### Occupation

High School Student *(Pre-apocalypse)*Former soldier for the String Gang *(Post-apocalypse)*

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

Former member of the Edwards-Stanton Militia *(Post-apocalypse)*

Member of the NGR paramilitary *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

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

Ben Appleby – former boyfriend *(deceased)*

Gracie – adopted daughter *(deceased)*

## Appearances

**James "Jimmy" Barnes** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios: 10th Anniversary Special*. After somehow coming across and joining the String Gang, Jimmy became the subject of most of the Gang's bullying and mockery due to his homosexuality. During the Gang's war with the Greencole Group, Jimmy turned his back on the Gang and joined the Greencole Group. He fell in love with a member of the group, Ben, and adopted a little girl named Gracie alongside him. After Ben's death, Jimmy became a vital member of the group and one of Edwards' closest friends and advisors.

## Overview

Unlike most of his fellow String Gangers, who tend to have a rough and often volatile nature, Jimmy is level-headed and tends to avoid violence and bloodbaths if he can help it, shown when he immediately surrendered to the Greencole Group and talked his fellow men into doing the same instead of starting more bloodshed. As he becomes more integrated with his new group, his true self is revealed: sensitive, confident, a good tactician, level-headed and kind.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is known about Jimmy's life before the outbreak. He grew up in the town of Murdoch, outside of Greencole Valley, and was not particularly close to his parents. His father was a religious man who could never accept his son's homosexuality and regularly punished him.

## Post-Apocalypse

### The Walking Dead by EDStudios

> *Main Article: James Barnes*
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## Killed Victims

* Leyton Jones *(alive and zombified)*
* 4 unnamed members of the Church
* 6 unnamed Frontiersmen
* Numerous counts of zombies
East Coast

> *"Most who survived the Great Collapse did so in great underground shelters, the Gates. When they emerged, they were welcomed into the Next World. They spread rapidly across the clean slate of the world, establishing villages, forming tribes. This was proven no more true than that inhospitable land that is the East,"*
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The **East Coast of the United States**, also known as the **Eastern Seaboard**, the **Atlantic Coast**, the **Atlantic Seaboard** or simply **the East**, is the coastline along which the Eastern United States meets the Atlantic Ocean. According to numerous reports that survived the first few days of the outbreak, the east coast was heavily affected by the outbreak, unlike the west coast. When the military failed to evacuate most of the large cities, the executive decision was made to bomb the entire east coast; the resulting destruction annihilated most major cities and towns, rendering the entire coastline an inhospitable place to survive.

The largest settlement on the east coast is in Washington D.C, the old US capital, which is home to the Columbian Commonwealth. There are other, smaller communities such as Wonderland dotted around the coastline.

After the Great Collapse, it is revealed that the East Coast had descended into a medieval-like society, with numerous tribal factions warring with each other until they were united by *Diwethaf Cyn-Filwr*.

## Trivia

* According to Antony Eden, both Pennsylvania and Maryland were rendered almost uninhabitable due to the bombing carried out by the military during the outbreak.
	+ It is later revealed that the Government had raided communities in the two states and brought their people over.
Chester Woods Bandits

The **Chester Woods Bandits** are a group of bandits encountered in *Season 1* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Their ranks are primarily composed of kids who found shelter in an unnamed department store and began preying on people travelling the rural country roads around Upswitch; when they discovered that the Mitchell Family had been kidnapping and killing their members, the bandits struck a deal with the family in which they would find and hand over children to the family in return for food.

The Bandits were almost wiped out when the family tricked the Clarkson Survivors into attacking and killing most of them, and the remaining bandits constantly attacked the school until they were completely wiped out as the group made their way out of the city. They serve as the secondary antagonists of '*Friend Or Foe*' and the primary antagonists of '*A Long Road Ahead*'.

## Members

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

## Deaths

* 'Ohio' - shot in the head by Kyle Mitchell
* 'Washington' - shot in the head by Justinas
* Nathan Carlson - suicide by detonating the fuel on the *NBS Elizabeth*
Bart's Group

"*I'm giving you guys a very **generous** offer...either roam with my crew, or...well, I suppose you can take a **guess**,*"
—Bart's "invitation" to the Storytellers[src]

**Bart's Group** is a group of survivors appearing in the *Storytellers* miniseries. Led by Bart Rhodes, they would go on to occupy the ruins of Fargo and form the Innocents. They serve as the primary antagonists of *Storytellers*.

## Members

* Bart Rhodes - leader
* Jane Rhodes
* Mikhail
* Laura
* Mark Watson
* Veronica
* Joanne
* Henry

### Former

* Kieron Worth
* Kyle Granger

## Deaths

* Henry - shot by Innocent soldiers
* Laura - shot in the knee by Joanne and devoured by walkers
* Mark Watson - shot in the head by Bart Rhodes
Dissent

**"Dissent"** is the upcoming third episode of *Season 5: Remake* of *Strain Zero*, the remake of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the twenty-eighth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The risk of another conflict puts Henry between a rock and a hard place. Nathan faces his punishment.*

## Deaths

*To be added...*

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

Ben Appleby

Alex Junior

Drew Stanton

Becky Grace

Leyton Jones

Stephan Johnington

Carl McKenzie

Sarah Stanton

Lawrence Carter

Tom

David

Bethany

Tyler Dixon

Allie

Derek Mitchell

Theo

Chloe Nikolas

Michelle

Faith

Charlotte

"*We **take** what we need to **take**, and we **kill** what we need to **kill**,*"
—The group's motto[src]
The **Hotel Survivors** is a large group of survivors featured in *Season 3* and *Season 4* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. They are a group that inhabited the Dadeson Hotel and Resort and primarily consists of survivors from the Hometown community and those they picked up along the way. After living hard on the road for several weeks they discovered the fortress of Greencole and moved in after clearing out the herd within. After their war with the String Gang, they evolved into the Greencole Group. They serve as the centre of the story in *Season 3* and *Season 4* and are the third iteration of Edwards' Group.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Some members of the group - namely those among the Clarkson Survivors and the Sanctuary Survivors - knew each other before the outbreak.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 3

#### 'Fear In Our Hearts'

Sixteen months following the escape from Hometown, the group have established a successful settlement within the walls of Dadeson Hotel and Resort, which has attracted people from miles around. However, there is growing tension between some of the newcomers and the core group.

## Members

* Harry Edwards - leader
* Drew Stanton - second-in-command
Extended Universe Movie Series

The **Extended Universe Movie Series** is a film series that serves as a crossover of the stories of the Extended Universe. The first two movies, *'Apocalypse'* and *'Cataclysm'*, tell the story of the characters introduced in the EU as they come together to face the Cult of the Man in Black and prevent the Great Collapse. The third movie, *'Next World'*, tells the story of the survivors of the Great Collapse, as well as their descendants, as they try to continue mankind's survival in the Next World, a landscape contaminated with radiation, and face off against an Old World threat. The fourth movie, *'All Is History'*, follows the formation of the Trinity of Four, a group of people brought together to protect the East from the warlord Twisted Round and bring back a semblance of civilisation.

## Trivia

* Each movie is split into six chapters, each released individually.
David

### Occupation

High school student *(Pre-apocalypse)*Former gatekeeper for Greencole *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

Stephanie - sister *(deceased)*Bethany - former wife *(deceased)*

### Cause of Death

Shot in the stomach by Leyton Jones and died of shock and blood loss *(alive)*Stabbed in the head by Tyler Dixon *(before reanimation)*

### Series Lifespan

'An Iron Fist' -- 'All For One'

"*May my **mercy** prevail over my **wrath**,*"
—David's motto[src]
**David** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. After being welcomed into the Sanctuary Safe-Zone, David quickly proved himself as a determined and capable survivor with a strong moral compass. After meeting Edwards at Hometown, David journeyed with his group to Greencole, becoming one of their guards and a member of their militia.

One of the strongest members of the group in terms of willpower, David always made an effort to preserve a little of his old self; as such, he even showed mercy to the likes of cannibals and murderers. David's loyalty to his group was strong even till his end whilst trying to warn the group of Leyton's treachery. His death inspired his wife, Bethany, to become a much stronger person.

## Overview

### Personality

David is kind, resourceful, mild-mannered and strong-willed. He holds a strict code of non-violence.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about David's life before the outbreak, other than he had a younger sister named Stephanie.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Leyton Jones *(alive)*
* Tyler Dixon *(before reanimation)*

After deducing that Leyton is the saboteur, David attempts to get back to Greencole to warn the group. However, before he makes it down the hill, Leyton shoots him twice through the back with the stolen sniper rifle. Later, he is found by a rescue party searching for Edwards and Drew and is put down by Tyler after informing them that Leyton is the traitor.

## Killed Victims

* Hometown Roof Lieutenant *(caused)*
* Mexican Woman *(caused, accidental)*
* Theo *(zombified)*
* Several unnamed members of the New World Warriors
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### Harry Edwards

> *"I got your back. You can always count on me,"*
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> -- David trying to reassure Edwards after refusing to kill a member of the NWW
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David and Edwards formed a good friendship during their time in Hometown and always had each other's back. Their friendship began when David saved Edwards and the wall workers by killing the roof lieutenant, allowing Edwards to grab his rifle. When Edwards became the new roof lieutenant, he made David his *de-facto* second-in-command. Three months later, when Edwards broke Drew's group out of Hometown, he decided to bring David with him, only to discover that David had once been with Drew's Lot. Their friendship strengthened following their encounter with the Mexican Family, sharing a solemn experience.

## Trivia

* David and Bethany's marriage was the first official union after the outbreak, followed by Drew and Becky.
Fall of Hopeville

The **Fall of Hopeville** was a battle and the subsequent abandonment of the community of Hopeville, a hostile safe-zone in the city of Port Collier. It began with the destruction of Hopeville's western wall with a makeshift bomb, which allowed virtually every walker in the city entrance into the community. Those who were not massacred by the herd fled to the apartment blocks on the outskirts of the community. The vast majority of the inhabitants were killed, with only a small group made up of former residents manging to survive before moving on, leaving the ruins to rot.
Joshua Garcia

### Occupation

High school student (Pre-apocalypse)Former worker at McDarrel Bison Ranch (Pre-apocalypse)

### Family

Unnamed - father (zombified)Roan - ex-girlfriend (alive)

### Series Lifespan

In Sanque Incail

**Joshua Garcia** is the protagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead: The Enemy Within.* He is the on-off boyfriend of Roan and Danny's best friend. A young man with a deeply troubled past, Joshua suffers from a - literal - addictive personality, having been on drugs for most of his teenage life. However, when a mysterious illness sweeps across the United States and society crumbles into chaos, Joshua is forced out of his world and into a world of harsh responsibility.

## Overview

### Personality

Joshua is a flawed, mentally damaged young man who has often made stupid decisions in life, often taking strong drugs, including heroin. In his youth, he often performed selfish acts in order to get a fix. After the outbreak, Joshua, now unable to get his hands on heroin, has partaken in dangerous, albeit selfless, acts, using danger as a substitute for heroin.

Joshua Garcia is one of the very few survivors of the apocalypse who killed a person pre-apocalypse. While walking home one night, he was attacked by his father’s drug dealer and used their own gun to defend himself, shooting the dealer in the chest.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Fort Stockton, Texas

Joshua was born and raised in Fort Stockton, Texas. His mother died in a car accident when he was five and had to grow up tolerating his crack smoking father. One night when he was twelve, he was confronted by his father's drug dealer and Joshua was forced to defend himself, using the man's gun to kill him. This event, coupled with his turbulent upbringing, resulted in his finding solace in a heroin needle.

Aside from his troubled private life, Joshua maintained a relationship with Roan and his best friend was a mensa named Danny.

## Killed Victims

This list shows the victims Joshua has killed:

* Drug Dealer *(Pre-apocalypse, accidental)*
Emma Cottingham

### Cause of Death

Suffocated due to smoke inhalation *(alive)*Put down with a roof tile by Justinas Grant *(zombified)*

### Series Lifespan

'And So It Begins' -- 'All That Remains'

**Emma Trevors**, legally changed to **Emma Cottingham**,is a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios.* The younger sister of James and Daniel Cottingham, Emma was hit hard by the apocalypse, her young mind finding it difficult to adjust to the new world around her. After undergoing numerous traumas, including watching Edwards shoot her bitten brother Daniel, Emma became nearly mute during the journey to Port Collier.

Emma perished in the Port Collier boathouse, and her death completely broke her brother James's psyche, transforming him into a murderous antagonist.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1

#### 'All That Remains'

In the chaos of the fire, Emma becomes trapped underneath a roof beam. As Justinas runs back in to save her, the building collapses, presumably killing them both. Emma then dies due to smoke inhalation and reanimates.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Francis *(indirectly caused)*
* Herself *(indirectly caused)*
* Smoke inhalation

After Francis sets fire to the Port Collier boathouse, the group is forced to evacuate. However, Emma ends up trapped under rubble. Justinas rushes in to save her, minutes before the building collapses. In the next few hours, Emma dies of asphyxiation and reanimates.

* Justinas Grant *(zombified)*

Justinas awakes among the smouldering ruins of the boathouse. He discovers Emma has reanimated and mercifully kills her with a roof tile.

## Relationships

### James Cottingham

Emma and James have a good relationship, although James is extremely overprotective of her.

### Harry Edwards

> *"Okay, you pull the hammer back, look down the top, told your breath and fire,"*
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Emma and Harry initially had a good relationship, although it crumbles when Edwards kills Daniel in front of her.

## Trivia

* In an original draft of the story, Emma was originally supposed to be a more major character, surviving beyond *Season 1* and becoming closer to Edwards, eventually becoming his protege. This storyline was given to AJ instead.
	+ This version of Emma's character was later used for the remake *Strain Zero*.
* Neither Emma or Daniel have been mentioned since *Season 9*.
Forsaken

"***Hope** lights the darkness,*"
—Teaser tagline of *Forsaken***[src]**
***The Walking Dead: Forsaken*** is an upcoming limited post-apocalyptic horror-drama story and the second instalment in the *Frontiers* Saga. A sequel to both the '*New Age*' Extension and *The Fatal Frontier*, while also serving as a soft-remake of the "*Tomahawk*" short story, *Forsaken* will be set in the year 2090, twenty years after the events of the '*New Age*' Extension, and follow Hope Edwards as she undertakes a pilgrimage to recover several family artifacts, only to discover the aftermath of her grandfather's journey that was described in *The Fatal Frontier*. The series is intended to establish a new canon for Hope's character after the Extended Universe was made non-canon in November 2020. The series will also incorporate the cancelled *Invictus* and *Jules' Story*.

## Plot

*Twenty years after the war between east and west, Hope Edwards begins a journey in her grandfather's footsteps in search of lost artifacts, only to be thrown once more into the aftermath of her grandfather's fateful choices.*

## Credits

### Main

* Hope Edwards
* Invictus
* Lupa

## Trivia

* *Forsaken* will feature the return of Lupa, the deuteragonist of *The Fatal Frontier*.
	+ With *Forsaken* taking place in 2090, Lupa will be in her late 70s.
Heckler & Koch Mark 23

"*Cause I don't trust anything else,*"
—Edwards answers Drew's question as to why he still uses his old Mark 23[src]
The **Heckler & Koch Mark 23** is a weapon designed after a request of the United States Special Operations Command, as an offensive handgun for the Special Forces in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. The gun is part of a larger weapon system that includes an attachable Laser Aiming Module, a suppressor, and some other features such as a .45 ACP +P ammunition rating and a match trigger.

In the series, it serves as the signature sidearm of Harry Edwards, due to its high range, large clip size, the regularity of its ammunition, and its stopping power. It can also accept a suppressor. It is one of the few guns that is used regularly from the "*A New Beginning*" series onwards. The gun is later passed down to Charlotte in the '*New Age*' Extension.

The Mark 23 once again makes an appearance in *Strain Zero*, when Henry takes it as his new sidearm in "*What We Deserve*". He uses it as his primary firearm before it was destroyed by the primitivist Frontiersmen in "*Nightmares*", after which he replaced it with a S&W Model 625 using the same ammo. He then receives a brand new Mark 23 in "*Call to Arms*" with an extended magazine.

## Overview

A very expensive but solid choice for a weapon, the Mark 23 was torture tested and shown to be extremely reliable under even the harshest of conditions; it is waterproof and corrosion-resistant. The Mark 23 is also suppressor ready with a threaded barrel, has a capacity of 12 rounds, and is accurate enough to hit a man-sized target from 180 yards.

## Post-Apocalypse

The gun was most likely the service pistol of a Gravesville policeman and was recovered by Janet's Group before they took up residence at the hospital.

## Users

* Harry Edwards
* Charlotte Edwards

## Killed Victims

* Officer Deck
* Jones
* Zoe's Brother
* Bart Rhodes *(before reanimation)*
* Ben Appleby *(out of mercy)*
* Dag
* Holly Parker *(before reanimation)*
* Chloe Nikolas *(out of mercy)*
* Gerald
* 'Killer'
* Antony Eden
* Numerous members of the String Gang
* Several unnamed members of the Lake Bandits
* Numerous members of the New World Warriors
* 1 unnamed member of the Murdoch Fighters
* Several members of the Church
* 4 unnamed members of Liam's String Gang
* Numerous unnamed members of the Ravagers
* Numerous unnamed members of the True Teller Clan
* Numerous unnamed members of the Frontiersmen
* Numerous unnamed members of the Fear
* Numerous unnamed members of the Government
* Several unnamed members of the Site 65 Militia
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Trivia

* Edwards uses this weapon with his left hand, although he is primarily right-handed and uses all other weapons with his right hand. This is due to the fact he first used the gun with his left hand and has done so out of habit since.
* The Mark 23 is currently owned by Charlotte, who inherited it after she used it to kill Antony Eden. As of the start of the Extended Universe, the fate of the gun is unknown.
Granger Family

The **Granger Family**refers to any member of the Granger family in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*and its related universe.

## Appearances

### EDStudios

* Kyle Granger - brother of Hector and Emily, uncle of Abigail, widower of Hannah
* Hector Granger - brother of Kyle and Emily, father of Abigial
* Emily Granger - sister of Kyle and Hector, aunt of Abigail
* Abigail Granger - daughter of Hector, niece of Kyle and Emily, wife of Mike
* Thomas Granger - son of Abigail and Antony Eden, great-nephew of Kyle and Emily, grandson of Hector
* Hannah Granger - wife of Kyle

## Trivia

* Half of the members of the Granger family have been antagonists: Hector, Emily and Thomas.
Hanza Order

The **Hanza Order**, colloquially known as the **Rangers**, are a group of elite battle-hardened soldiers that roam the post-apocalyptic world, consisting of the most skilled and deadliest warriors in New World Russia. The Rangers move individually or in small units helping settlements, as well as fighting bandits and mutants.
Eric's Company

Korick

Arnia

Alycia

> *"The **fate of the world** rests on just a few hundred strong. **High** odds of death. **Very** small chance of success...what are we waiting for?"*
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**Eric's Company** is a large group of warriors from along the east coast that first appears in Phase 5 of the Extended Universe. It formed from the remnants of the Trinity of Four, the Columbian Commonwealth and the Veteran's Legion and consists of over 100 members. Led by Eric, the Company sets out from the Institute of Learning on a long quest to eventually reach the Fracture and find allies against the Federates and stop their invasion.

The Company's route goes from southern Delaware, a trip with the Asher Fleet down the east coast of the United States and into the Gulf of Mexico, whereby they will take a New Dawn train to the Fracture.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Phase 5

#### 'Never Too Late'

The company forms under Eric's leadership once they map out their long journey to the Fracture.

## Members

* Eric Edwards - leader
* The Pilgrim
* Goldilocks
* Arnia
* Alycia
* *Korick*
* 28 unnamed members of the Columbian militia
* Over 80 unnamed members of the Veteran's Legion
* 4 unnamed members of the Institute of Learning
Jacob

Ol' Dead Eyes *(by the Living)*

## Appearances

**Jacob**, born as and formerly known by the Living as **"Omega"** and later as **Ol' Dead Eyes**,is a main character who was born after the global outbreak in *Part 2* of '*A New World*'. He is a former member of a town destroyed by the Living and joined the group in order to eventually get revenge for his losses. He eventually defects to the Beacon and joins the Beacon Biters.

Following the death of Callum and the defeat of the Living, Jacob abandons the name his friends gave him and rounds up the surviving members of the Living, fulfilling his destiny as the new Ol' Dead Eyes.
Ashleigh Smith (10th Anniversary)

## Appearances

**Ashleigh Smith** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *Cosmic Calamity*. She is a soldier for the New Graystone Military and a guard at 'Deepwater' Oil Field. Following the war against the Frontiersmen, she entered a relationship with Kieron and fell pregnant with his child. When Kieron was killed, she went into a rage alongside her brother-in-law, Edwards, willing to kill any and all members of the Fear. She briefly turned against Edwards over his refusal to kill the defeated Carlson, but eventually came to peace with it and marched with Edwards in the war against the Government.
Institute of Learning

The **Institute of Learning** is a location and community founded by the Pilgrim and Layla Edwards first appearing in Phase 5 of the Extended Universe. It is a museum and education centre dedicated to the history of the Old, New and Next Worlds, containing data gathered by the Pilgrim during her various travels across the US. It will play a major part in the story of Phase 5.

## Post-Apocalypse

### The Walking Dead: 'Next World'

At the end of *'Next World'*, the Pilgrim has grown to be disillusioned with the Children of History and decides to set up a museum in the north containing all the knowledge and data she has collected over the years. Eric gifts the Pilgrim the Blade of the North, asking her to make it a centrepiece of her collection.

## Inhabitants

* The Pilgrim - leader
* Layla Edwards - manager, second-in-command