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Season 20

'Comes From Within'

'From the Gallows'

'Darkest Hour'

**Season 20**, subtitled **'The Darkest Hour'**,is the twentieth season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It consists of five episodes and is the penultimate season of *All Out War*.

## Plot

*Gaunter O’Kyle, the Wolf, is dead, and thanks to him the NGR has to reorganize. The war between the NGR and the Frontiersmen is coming to a close, with the Rangers secretly planning a siege on the Frontiersmen capital of Archangel. However, on the horizon is another group hell-bent on defeating the cult. A western paramilitary called the New Buckingham Corps has breached the NGR’s borders, and for the good of the union, Edwards must to find out why. However, he will be distracted by a leadership contest within the NBC emissaries, and the arrival of an old friend who Edwards has been certain was dead…for nearly twenty years.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Harry Edwards *(4/5)*
* Drew Stanton *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Bethany Edwards *(4/5)*
* Alex Junior *(Ep. 2-5)*
* Shadowman *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Kyle Granger *(Ep. 3-5)*
* Sarah Stanton *(Ep. 2-5)*
* Gideon Monroe *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Nicolas *(Ep. 2-5)*
* Gabriel Terrance *(Ep. 2-5)*
* Abigail Granger *(Ep. 2-5)*
* Ajax *(Ep. 1-5)*

### Also Starring:

* Sarah Terringham
* Finn
* John Terrance
* Samuel Fairbanks
* Lawrence Carter
* Eduard

## Trivia

* This is the first season in which Edwards does not appear in every episode, being absent in the season premiere.
* This is the first season of All Out War where both Drew Stanton and Hector Granger appear in every episode.

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

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

**Nancy** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *So Help Me God*. She is a member of Sergei's group.
Oliver ('Scorpion')

### Occupation

Student *(Pre-apocalypse)*Former leader of the Castle and the Knighthood *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Cause of Death

Shot in the stomach by Skullface and died of bloodloss *(alive)*Stabbed in the head by Sam *(before reanimation)*

### Series Lifespan

Who We Were -- Join Or Die

> *"It was him...it was him...**Mozart**,"*
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**Oliver**, known by his Castle nickname **Galahad**, is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in '*Scorpion*'. He is the leader of the Castle and of the Knighthood.

## Pre-Apocalypse

At some point, Oliver lost his family and was taken to an orphanage. He established a club that included a fellow orphan, Sam, which would become the Knighthood.

## Post-Apocalypse

When the outbreak began, all the orphans knew about the apocalypse was the reanimated staff. A year later, the orphans discovered the true scale of the zombie apocalypse and settled a community within the building, naming it the Castle. Oliver quickly took up leadership, forming the Knighthood alongside Sam. The group began using a system of nicknames; Oliver was nicknamed "Galahad" due to his leadership position.

### Season 1

#### 'Who We Were'

Oliver is introduced by Sam to Kyle and Veronica.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Kyle Granger *(indirectly caused)*
* Skullface *(alive)*
* Sam *(before reanimation)*

During the Brigade's attack on the Castle, Skullface places a gun to Kyle's head and asks him "Join or die?". Oliver comes to his rescue and nearly subdues Skullface, but freezes upon seeing his face. Skullface has the chance to shoot Oliver in the stomach. As Oliver does of blood loss, he manages to say one last word to Sam: "Mozart". Sam then stabs him in the head to prevent reanimation.

## Relationships

### Skullface

Oliver and Christopher, known as "Mozart", where childhood friends and co-founders of the Knighthood.

### Kyle Granger

> *"You've earned your name, Scorpion. Now earn your keep,"*
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## Trivia

* Oliver's nickname, Galahad, comes from his leadership position.
New York City

**New York City**, better known to its inhabitants as**The Big Apple** or **The Apple**, is a mentioned location in *Season 19* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and was where Gaunter O'Kyle recruited most of the members of his True Teller Clan. It is also the major setting of *Season 6* and *Season 7* of the '*New Age*' Extension. It is the home of the Biters, a hostile group of survivors who capture people and enslave them to help build up their community.

After the Biters were defeated, the slaves they captured cleared several streets of Roosevelt Island and raided all of the Biter's supplies, settling a community called Freedomtown on the islands northern half. After thriving for a couple of years, the town was destroyed by the forces of the then-totalitarian Columbian Commonwealth.

## Pre-Apocalypse

New York was once the most populous city in the United States. It was a global power city, being the headquarters of the United Nations and a media capital of the world.
Chronicles Season 2: 'Shadowman'

'Shadow Down Deep'

**Chronicles Season 2: 'Shadowman'** is the second season of the *Chronicles* series. It is the first series to feature Shadowman as its protagonist.

## Plot

*During their brief time in Port Collier, the Clarkson Survivors found aid in a certain boy.*
*He was tall, mysterious and, perhaps most peculiar of all, blind. Yet he*
*wielded a sword with incredible skill, one that impressed each and every one of*
*the group. When the Clarkson Survivors left Hopeville, they said goodbye to*
*their blind companion. Several years later, the blind swordsman is now a man,*
*walking alone along a lonely route, searching for the reanimated forms of his*
*dear friends. Coming across a tight-knit group of battle-beaten stragglers, the*
*blind swordsman finds himself intertwined in a conflict against a common foe in*
*an adrenaline-fuelled hunt to find his dead friends. Along the way, the blind*
*swordsman will brand his name into the minds of all those who dare face him, a*
*name none of them will ever forget: ‘Shadowman’.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Shadowman *(Ep. 1-3)*
* Albert *(Ep. 1-3)*
* Kieron *(Ep. 1-3)*
* Natasha *(Ep. 1-2)*
* Arthur Redguard *(Ep. 2-3)*
Season 2 (TWD World)

'The Clearing'

'Descent'

'Day 666'

'Black Blood'

'Paradox'

'The Return of Mr Billion'

**Season 2** is the second season of *TWD World*. It consists of eight episodes and, much like the previous season, follows an anthology format, with each episode having its own self-contained characters and settings. It was released on December 26th, 2019.

## Plot

*In this new collection of stories, encounter characters both old and new. People always die, but their stories live forever...*

## Deaths

* Madeline Torrance
* Mary Torrance
* Joseph Torrance
* Leland
* Ben
Remember

"**Remember**" is the sixteenth and final episode of the second season of '*Scorpion*'. It is the twenty-sixth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*We finally discover how Kyle Granger ended up in Montana as Scorpion's long journey finally comes to a close.*

## Deaths

* Dalton *(alive)*
* Emily Granger

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

**'Mozart'**is the sixth episode and mid-season premiere of the first season of '*Scorpion*'. It is the sixth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The Castle recovers from a devastating battle. Beaten and grieving, Sam unearths the truth of the community's dark past. Kyle goes on the warpath.*

## Synopsis

The day following the Brigade's attack on the Castle, its inhabitants are still reeling. Kyle helps bury the dead and Veronica applies a patch over Angus' lost eye.

...

Sam reveals that the Knighthood was started by three boys: himself, Oliver and their friend Christopher, nicknamed Oakskin, Galahad and Mozart respectively; Mozart earned his nickname by the fact he used to whistle classical tunes. While Sam and Oliver wanted to turn the Castle into a welcoming safe-zone, Mozart was more brutal and selective, more than willing to kill perceived threats both inside and outside the Castle. This prompted the Knighthood to abandon Mozart in a fire, saving a group of children they found and Mozart was willing to kill. Sam realizes that the Brigade must have found and saved him, and Mozart may now have amnesia, only remembering the fact that Sam and Oliver had betrayed him.

## Trivia

* First appearance *(in 'Scorpion' continuity)* of Mike Trapp.

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

**Renton** is a small city located in rural Sylvania, roughly 100 miles east of Port Collier in *Strain Zero*. It served as the county seat of Chester County and served as the primary setting of the first half of *Season 1: Remake* as the adopted home of the Clarkson Survivors. After they left on their journey for Port Collier, Renton was abandoned.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The county seat of Chester County, the second-southernmost county of the state, Renton was a fairly small city, while most people considered it as a large town. It served as the home of the Clarkson High School.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1

Renton appears in the remake *Strain Zero*; like its original incarnation, it is a small city in central Sylvania not far from the state capital Port Collier.

## Notable Inhabitants

* Henry Edwards
* Holly Parker
* James Cottingham
* Justinas Garin
* Aaron Dayal
* Alex Sutton
* Jess Black
* Emma Colton
* *Ben Appleby*
* *Daniel Miller*
* *Sarah Terringham*

## Deaths

* Mrs Dawes - eaten alive by an infected Mr Dawid
* Mr Dawid *(zombified)* - bashed in the head with a metal pole by Henry
* Daniel Miller - bitten repeatedly by zombies and shot in the head by James to prevent reanimation
Parker

***Parker*** is an upcoming British horror mini-series included as part of the Extended Universe, therefore making it non-canon to *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Set in a divergent timeline that follows on from the *Season 1* finale of *TWDbEDS*, *Parker* will follow an alternate version of Holly Parker as she attempts to navigate the New World and raise AJ following Edwards' death. The mini-series' incarnation of Holly Parker will also appear in *Cosmic Calamity*.

## Plot

*Following the tragic demise of the Clarkson Survivors, the apparent sole survivor Holly Parker attempts to navigate a changing world as she raises the newborn Alex Junior.*

## Characters

### Main

* Holly Parker
* Justinas Grant
Remington 870

The **Remington Model 870** is a U.S.-made pump-action shotgun manufactured by Remington Arms Company, Inc. It is widely used by the public for sport shooting, hunting, and self-defense. It is also commonly used by law enforcement and military organizations worldwide. It is a widely used weapon in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*.
Prosperity

**Prosperity** is a location and settlement in the north-eastern Fracture in *Whole New World*. Built on the site of a former survivalist community that decided to move on to greener pastures, Prosperity was discovered by the last remaining members of the Fracture Patriots and now serves as their main base in the Fracture. It is located in the shadow of a cave system that hides an ancient government facility.

## Inhabitants

* Brett Reiley - leader
* The Relic - supply runner
Rupert's Group

**Rupert's Group** is a hostile group of survivors in *Season 6* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. They are former members of the String Gang hiding out in the woods near Greencole seeking revenge against the group for the deaths during the Battle for Greencole. Led by Rupert, they serve as the primary antagonists of the episode '*New Dawn*'.

## Post-Apocalypse

The group formed sometime after the Greencole Group defeated the String Gang and drove them into the wilds. Rupert led a splinter group that headed back into the valley to claim revenge.
Season 19

'Prophets Amongst Us'

'Mask of Death'

'The White Wolf'

**Season 19**, subtitled **"Mask of Death"**, is the 19th season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the third season of *All Out War* and is followed by *Season 20*.

## Plot

*After the victory at Site 65, the morale of the New Graystone Republic has increased dramatically, and they are gaining new ground in their war with the Frontiersmen. However, there are changes afoot, for a captive Priest begins to spout the tales of ‘The Wolf’, a figure in the Frontiersmen Prophecy who will aid in the defeat of the ‘False Prophet’. Edwards, his curiosity spiked, begins his investigation into the existence of this Wolf…and will discover a horrifying secret about their identity, that who will emerge as perhaps the most devastating foe Edwards will ever face. For is there a greater threat than a ghost of the past…?*

## Trivia

* The subtitle of this season refers to the Mask of Death, which proves near instrumental to the plot of this season.
* This season marks the reappearance of Gaunter O'Kyle, who has been absent - and presumed dead - since *Season 2*, although he appeared in the special episode of *Season 13*.
	+ This season also reveals the previously faceless O'Kyle is, in fact, The Teller from *Season 2*.

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
Miller (Apex)

### Occupation

Former head of security and *de-facto* second-in-command of Marker's Group *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Cause of Death

Beaten to death by Ronan Lesher *(alive)* and thrown into a cluster of walkers

### Series Lifespan

'Fool's Gold' -- 'Full Measures'

**Miller**is the former tritagonist and later an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in '*Apex*'. He is the head of security for the Lounge Camp, *de-facto* second-in-command of Marker's Group, and the older brother of Rachel. A short-tempered, dedicated man, Miller has an antagonistic relationship with Ronan Lesher. He is one of the more reluctant members of Marker's drug manufacturing operation, but complies nonetheless. He eventually forms an alliance with The Commandant to bring Marker down. He serves as the primary antagonist of "*Full Measures*".

## Overview

### Personality

Boisterous and outspoken by nature, Miller can sometimes come off as rude or insensitive.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Ronan Lesher *(alive)*
* Zombies *(before reanimation)*

## Killed Victims

* Jack Marker
* Numerous counts of zombies
Season 16

'Stand Together'

'Gods and Mortals'

'Baptism of Fire'

**Season 16**, subtitled **"March to War"**, is the sixteenth season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the third and final season of the *Call to Arms* series.

## Plot

*The thunders of war are upon us...*

*After years of fear and exposure, the communities of the New North have united to combat the Frontiersmen as the New Graystone Alliance, bringing the fight to Ajax and his followers. With the militias of the communities coming together to form their very own paramilitary, Edwards and his group come one step closer to freedom. Nonetheless, there are already cracks in the regiments, and the arrival of two strangers will not only bring new difficulties, but unwittingly strengthen their mortal enemy.*

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
Zombies/Sovia Strain

**Miort** *(Sovian for "Dead")* are humans who have been infected and subsequently reanimated by the Sovia Strain, a mutated form of the zombie pathogen. The resulting creatures are highly aggressive, and will attack any uninfected human on sight. They serve as the overall main antagonists of *The Dark Blooded*.
Outbreak Day

**Outbreak Day** is the date that the zombie pathogen reached critical mass. In the original series, it occurred on March 12th, 2012, and spread from the east coast to the west coast in less than 24 hours. In the United States, more than 75% of the population - all of them adults over the age of eighteen - were immediately killed by the pathogen before it mutated.

In the new continuity established in *Strain Zero*, Outbreak Day occurred in October 13th 2003. The zombie pathogen, known simply as the brain infection in this new continuity, reached critical mass sometime in October and spread rapidly, bringing an end to society in approximately two weeks. Only a handful of adults survived.
Norman

**Norman**is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a resident of Alexandria and leads a failed rebellion against the newborn New Graystone Republic. He serves as the primary antagonist of the episode'*Stand Together*'.

## Post-Apocalypse

At some point, Norman came across the community of Alexandria in Montana.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Bethany *(caused)*
* Harry Edwards

After stabbing Raymond in the stomach, Edwards grapples with Norman. Edwards feigns defeat and is pinned to the ground by Norman with a knife to his throat. While Bethany distracts Norman, Edwards takes the chance to grab his knife and stab Norman in the throat, before using Norman's knife to stab him again. As Norman chokes to death, Edwards axes him in the head.

## Trivia

* He is the first Alexandrian to die on-panel.
The Couriers (EU)

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> *"We're here to help,"*
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**The Couriers** are a vast network of survivors operating throughout the United States in the Extended Universe. Founded by the Caregiver sometime in the 2040s, the Couriers distribute much-needed supplies across the country to settlements who call for their help and have even taken up arms to help aid some communities under threat from other groups. They operate on both coasts and across the country, making them one of the largest factions in the world. They are considered by some to be the successor to the Old World United States postal service.

In recent years they have started up relationships with several other factions who share their goals, including the Children of History and KOT Radio. They have a militant wing, the New Dawn, which travels the country specifically to aid communities, and formerly worked with a group called the Patriots, who now operate independently in the central US, building new communities out of nothing.

## Overview

The Couriers are a nationwide organisation that stylizes themselves as the successors of the United States Postal Service.

However, not all agree with the organisation's mission and believe that the group should be more isolationist. As a result, a splinter faction within the New Dawn seceded from the organisation to create a new state in Indiana, the Free States.

## Members

* Unknown - leader
* *The Caregiver* - founder
* Numerous unnamed members

## Trivia

* The Couriers are split into several factions that work together.
	+ The Couriers themselves deliver supplies to communities in need.
	+ The New Dawn, the group's military wing, travels across the country to defend settlements from outside threats and help restore infrastructure.
	+ The Fracture Patriots operate in the central US but seem to have split from the Couriers and have been reduced to just a few thousand members. Their mission is to build new communities and establish safe-zones, but this mission has been largely forgotten as their numbers have dwindled.
	+ The Free States of the Southern Frontier - simply known as the FSSF - are a group of former members of the New Dawn who took over several communities in western Utah.
Reed

**Reed** is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a soldier in the Government Army and chief jailer on the USS *Abraham Lincoln*. He serves as the secondary antagonist of 'Last Chance*'.*

## Death

### Killed by:

* Harry Edwards

Having tracked down Reed at the railway depot outside D.C, Edwards finally takes his revenge for Reed's treatment of him and the other prisoners during his time in captivity on the *Abraham Lincoln*. Tackling and beating Reed, Edwards says that "this is for me" before executing Reed with a single shot to the head.

## Relationships

### Harry Edwards

"*For the Commonwealth, asshole?"
 "No. **For me**,*"
—Reed and Edwards talk for the last time before Edwards kills him[src]
Mask of Death (item)

The **'Mask of Death**' is an item of clothing in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. A pair of riot gear used by mass-shooter and doomsayer Jeremy Winston, the mask was recovered by William Carter to mask his steam-disfigured face. After Carter's death, the mask fell into the hands of many of Edwards' foes, first by Francis, then Joseph, and Gaunter O'Kyle. After the mask was locked away, it was stolen by Carter's son, Lawrence, and worn by him during the Battle of Archangel.

## Trivia

* Edwards has previously stated that the Mask is one of the few things he fears, due to the evil that has worn it.

## Owners

* Jeremy Winston *(official)*
* William Carter *(former)*
* Francis *(formerly)*
* Joseph *(formerly)*
* Gaunter O'Kyle *(formerly)*
* Harry Edwards *(formerly)*
* Lawrence Carter *(formerly)*
Cult of the Veteran

The **Cult of the Veteran**is a religious order with chapters spread around the United States appearing in the Extended Universe. They worship the Veteran of Pain and Suffering, believing that the Veteran's strength and power lay directly in his blood, and they subsequently seek the blood of his descendants. They serve as the primary antagonists of *Season 2* of'*Last of the Veterans**'* and Phase 4, and the secondary antagonists of Phase 5 of the Extended Universe.
Sam's Bar

**Sam's Bar** is a location featured in *Strain Zero*. It was a bar and nightclub in the city of Port Collier, Sylvania. A year after the outbreak, the bar became the home of the Clarkson Survivors while they hid from Francis' people and planned their escape from the city.

## Inhabitants

### Formerly

* Henry Edwards
* Holly Parker
* Emma Goode
* James Cottingham
* Aaron Bailey
* Justinas Garin
* Jess Black
* *Alex Sutton*
* *Liam*
Primal Edwards

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

### Occupation

Hunter and second-in-command of the Heathens *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

Lupa - adoptive daughter
Invictus - son

### Residence

The Wilds
Wrecked World

## Appearances

**Henry "Harry" Edwards**, better known as **Primal Edwards** or **Primal**, also known as the **Elder**, is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *Cosmic Calamity*. He is an alternate version of Edwards who decided to remain with the Heathens following the events of *The Fatal Frontier*, and eventually ended up in the Wrecked World where he joined the Prime Edwards' rebellion.

## Post-Apocalypse

> *Main Article: Harry Edwards (The Fatal Frontier)*
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### The Fatal Frontier

In the non-canon alternate ending, Edwards, changed permanently by his experience in the Wilds, was unable to return home and he decided to stay with the Heathens. Eventually his true name was forgotten and he became "The Elder", with Lupa as his adoptive daughter. He helped her raise her children, and became an icon to the Heathens.

Over the years, the Elder learned the Heathen's creole and adapted to life in the wilderness, finally finding peace unlike his mainline counterpart. His peace was upended when he stumbled across a breach in space and time, dragging him into an alternate universe where cybernetics and enhanced zombies had devastated the world. He encountered other stranded versions of himself and joined their rebellion against the world's leader, the cruel half man-half machine emperor Antony Eden.

## Killed Victims

* Champion *(alive)*
* 1 unnamed Pale Man
* Shark-Toothed Man
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Trivia

* This version of Edwards is a non-canon continuation of his appearance in *The Fatal Frontier*.
River Camp

The **River Camp**is a location deep within rural Kentucky in *Part 2* of '*A New World*'. It was set up by the remaining survivors from the Living's attack on the Beacon and is led by Lydia. It first appears in'*After*' and serves as the main protagonist location in the second half of *Part 2.*

## Inhabitants

* Lydia - *de-facto* leader
* Dwight - second-in-command
* *Callum*
* Jacob
* Mara
* Sees Far
* Mitch
* Sam
* Janet
* Numerous unnamed inhabitants
Militia (Remake)

"*Currahee!*"
—Rallying cry of the Militia, taken from the Cherokee word meaning "stand alone"[src]

The **Militia** is an organized fighting force consisting of militant survivors from Graystone, Fairbanks and Prescott that appears in *Strain Zero*. It was formed in order to liberate their subjugated communities from Delta Force's oppressive rule and build a fairer society between the Montana communities.

## Overview

After exposing Albert's crimes against Fairbanks and freeing the prisoners kept at Prescott, Henry and his allies formally formed the Militia to fight against Delta Force's oppressive rule, with the ultimate goal of building a fairer society between the communities in Delta Force's network. The Militia's activities had been planned for weeks and included the destruction of Wolf Dam, which the Militia planned to replace with the rich oil fields on the Montana-North Dakota border that the Crew had been assigned to investigate.

## Members

### Graystone

* Henry Edwards - co-leader
* Katrina
* Achilles
* Holly Parker
* Emma Goode
* Drew Stanton
* Mike Trapp
* Laika
* Cara
* Isabella

### Prescott

* Katherine - co-leader
* Dominic

### Fairbanks

* Samuel Fairbanks - co-leader
* Ashleigh
Pirate King

> *"I'm not a pirate...I'm a pirate king!"*
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The **Pirate King** *(real name unknown)* is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *Chronicles Season 7: 'The Seven Seas'* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is the cruel and ruthless leader of a vast gang of pirates in the Caribean Sea seeking all of the loot they can find amongst the islands. He serves as the primary antagonist of '*The Seven Seas*'.

## Overview

### Personality

The Pirate King is best described as a barbaric, mocking and callous man who will often make sarcastic personal comments towards his enemies. He seems completely unfazed by the concept of being killed and even pushed Andrew towards killing him.

He is also shown to be sadistic, as he admits to Andrew that he would've enjoyed smashing in Andrea and Woodpecker's brains in. He has been shown to be utterly ruthless and brutal, even towards his own people. He has no problems beating and torturing, and eventually executing people, including children. Despite that, he does appear to care about his ship, the *Dreadnought*.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is known about the Pirate King's life before the outbreak, other than he studied naval history and was born and raised in Jamaica.

## Death

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### Killed by:

* Woodpecker

As the Pirate King beats Andrew to a pulp, he is caught by surprise and stabbed through the back by Woodpecker.

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people
'Welcome to Your Doom'

**'Welcome to Your Doom'** is the fifth and final episode of the thirty-first season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*.

## Synopsis

Edwards smiles and aims his Taurus for the last time. "I am wolf", he says, before firing, destroying the tanker and destroying the bridge.

## Trivia

* This was originally Edwards' final episode.
* This episode features the last appearance of Edwards' Taurus.
* This episode marks the point of divergence for the non-canon '*The Lost Chapters*'.

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
Season 17

'Down in Flames'

'Shoulders of Gods'

'Strength In Numbers'

'What We Become' (special episode)

**Season 17**, subtitled **"Strength in Numbers"**,is the 17th seasonof *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It consists of five episodes, including a character special, and is the first season of the '*All Out War*' series.

## Plot

*Two years have passed since the New Graystone Republic was birthed; now it faces its greatest threat: all-out war. With the ranks of the Rangers boosted and the paramilitary equipped properly, it seems the NGR now has the proper capability to fight the Frontiersmen. However, the Western Legion is determined to undermine the NGR’s borders. The Legion’s target: Blessing’s Ridge, a strategic valley to the east of the NGR, near the safe zone of Alexandria. The warmonger: Joseph, Archbishop of War. With new fighters in the Veteran’s Circle, Edwards must train the new recruits and unravel the passages of the Prophecy in preparation for the Legion’s assault. However, with time a resource that is fast becoming scarce, can the NGR defend against its greatest threat yet?*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Harry Edwards *(5/5)*
* Drew Stanton *(5/5)*
* Bethany Edwards *(Ep. 1&5)*
* Alex Junior *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Shadowman *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Kyle Granger *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Sarah Stanton *(Ep. 2-5)*
* Tom *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Jimmy *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Gideon Monroe *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Nicolas *(Ep. 2-5)*
* Hector Granger *(Ep. 1-5)*

### Also Starring:

* Gabriel Terrance
* Abigail Granger

## Trivia

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

Maggie - adopted daughter (alive)

> *"I don't know about you Blondie, but something's just way to fishy about this. [...] I don't trust a guy with no skin, I'm just saying,"*
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**Leland Sanchez**, sometimes referred to be his CB handle **FalconHawk**,is the current tritagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *Beyond the Grave*. After his wife, Naomi, disappears, Leland heads south to Oklahoma to track her down. In the process, he encounters Drew Stanton and, after finding his wife, joins the group in order to selflessly help others.

## Post-Apocalypse

 Alive characters appear in green, dead characters appear in red, unknown characters appear in blue and undead characters appear in gray.
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LoreTale's The Walking Dead: 'The Savage Sons'

**LoreTale's The Walking Dead: 'The Savage Sons'** is an upcoming series in the Extended Universe written and developed by the *LoreTale* writing team in their first series since '*End of Days*'. Set in Utah and Arizona, it is centred around the Savage Sons Motorcycle Club as they mark their territory and forge weak alliances with the communities within them, and come across a new, outside threat unlike any of them have encountered before. The series is centred around a Sgt at Arms of the club, Reno, and is set more than 100 years after the global zombie outbreak.
Nightmares

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

## Plot

*The search for a loved one puts everyone at risk, and Emma takes matters into her own hands. An old enemy reveals itself.*

## Trivia

* This episode features the return of James Cottingham, who has been absent since "*All That Remains*".
	+ He technically reappears in the preceding episode "*Divide*", albeit while masked and known as "Nathan".

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

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

**Liam** is a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. He is an odd but friendly survivor living in a train in rural Sylvania. Alone, bored and with nothing else to do, Liam forms a friendship with the Clarkson Survivors and joins them on their fateful excursion to Port Collier.

## Overview

### Personality & Traits

Liam is charming, likeable, easygoing and brave. While lacking many practical skills, he makes up for it with his courage, enthusiasm, calmness and assertiveness. Most of this, however, is just a mask for some of the many traumatic things that have happened to him in a very short space of time.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Sylvania

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

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1: Remake

Not much is yet known about Liam's life post-outbreak. He mentions to the group that he travelled with another group "for a while" before they abandoned him; he also reveals that he has killed in self-defence. Liam eventually took to living inside a train car in rural Sylvania.

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Relationships

### Henry Edwards

Henry and Liam have a positive relationship. It was Henry's executive decision as leader of the group that allowed Liam to accompany them on the journey to Port Collier.

### Aaron Bailey

"*Hey, it's okay. **It's done**. [...] There was nothing you could do. Sometimes...you just have no choice,*"
—Liam comforting Aaron after he kills a guard[src]

*To be added...*

## Appearances

### The Walking Dead: Strain Zero

#### Season 1: Remake

* "A Long Road Ahead"
* "Around Every Corner"
Lonesome Drifter

### Occupation

Member of the New Dawn (Post-apocalypse)Member of the Trinity of Four (Post-apocalypse)

### Series Lifespan

The Walking Dead: 'Next World'

> *"I have a certain code, friend. I only kill those who **deserve** it. [...] How can I tell? Like a wise man once said, I may be **blind**, but that don't mean I can't **see**,"*
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**Elijah**, better known as the **Lonesome Drifter**, is a joint protagonist of the Extended Universe and the protagonist of *'The New Frontier'*. He is a mysterious young man in a black hat and cowboy boots that has been seen wandering both the west and the east on a secret mission. His true origins are unknown, as are the identity of the three that he searches for: The Woman, the Old Friend and The Warlord.

Like a famous warrior from long ago, the Lonesome Drifter appears to be blind, his eyes misted up by cataracts. However, the Drifter is known as one of the fastest draws in the country. After coming east, the Drifter becomes involved in a fight against the warlord Twisted Round and joins a foursome of fighters that lead the charge against the savages.

## Post-Apocalypse

Not much is known about the Drifter's early life: he has not yet revealed his true name or background, although it is clear from his accent he comes from the South. At some point, an accident blinded him, misting his eyes up with cataracts. It is likely he grew up inspired by the tales of a blind swordsman who had once freed a legion of slaves in the south. He lost his family to Twisted Round and was given three tarot cards by his dying mother: The Woman, the Old Friend and the Warlord.

### The Walking Dead: 'Next World'

Around a year before the Lonesome Drifter visited Shadowman's resting place, he went searched for The Woman, eventually coming across a lonesome camper in the wilderness.

## Killed Victims

* Twisted Round *(caused)*
* 1 unnamed woman
* 5 unnamed bandits
* 16 unnamed members of the Horsemen *(caused, indirectly caused, direct, zombified)*
* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people

## Trivia

* According to one line of dialogue, it is suggestible that the Lonesome Drifter, the Pilgrim and Odysseus are connected in some manner.
* He is the third character in the series to be blind, following Shadowman and Joseph and their *Lost Chapters* counterparts.
	+ It is possible he is related to Rebecca, who was saved by Shadowman in his last hours.
Rachel (Apex)

### Occupation

High school student *(Pre-apocalypse)*Supply runner and soldier for the Hellhounds *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

Miller - brother *(deceased)*Ronan Lesher - ex-lover *(deceased)*

### Series Lifespan

'Fool's Gold' -- Present

**Rachel** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in '*Apex*'. She is the younger sister of Miller. She lives a restrictive life under her overprotective older brother and longs for personal freedom. Following her brother's death, Rachel adopts a more unhinged and wild personality, becoming a member of the Hellhounds.

## Overview

### Personality

At the outset of the series, Rachel is introverted and soft-spoken, though often meek and defenseless, particularly when it comes to facing her abusive brother, Miller. Due to her brother's betrayal, Rachel slowly begins to empower herself. After Miller's death, she begins to stand up for herself and gains more independence, while strengthening her bonds with the group.

As the series progresses and especially after Miller's death and the formation of the Hellhounds, Rachel's true personality begins to come through: violent, wild, pro-active and pragmatic. Rachel's development has revealed her to be highly intelligent, cunning, objective, and resourceful, serving as a reliable confidant and counselor to Bonnie, typically advising the most cerebral and analytical approach.

## Killed Victims

* 2 unnamed members of the Bible Scholars
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### Miller

Miller constantly abused Rachel, even after the apocalypse had hit. At the Lounge Camp, Miller acted very controlling of Rachel, forcing her to pull a log out of a fire, slapping her when she disobeyed him, as well as other acts.

### Ronan Lesher

Rachel and Ronan have a neutral relationship. Although the two slept together a few times, Ronan says he doesn't respect her as she won't stand up to Miller.
New Banff

> *"We **take** from the land...so we always give something **back**,"*
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**New Banff**is a community located deep within Banff National Park in '*Wild Rose Country*'. The town was relatively unharmed by the zombie outbreak, and its remote location allowed its residents to develop a pacifist culture, transforming into one of the many tribes populating Canada. Despite their adversity to conflict, the town has been forced into conflict with a town of savage worshippers of an Old World god to the north along the river. The town is aided by the Survivalist and the newcomer Abigail Granger.

## Post-Apocalypse

New Banff was built out of the ruins of Banff, a town within Banff National Park in Alberta. Thanks to its relative isolation, the town became populated with the kids who managed to survive in the forest. Over the years, the town's population grew to around 100-150 people, resulting in the establishment of a tribe called the **New Banffians**. Because of their isolationism, the tribe encountered very few threats throughout their existence, and so developed a pacifist culture. The tribe began worshipping the land itself, honouring their home each time they removed resources from it. Eventually, the tribe came under threat from a cult in the village downriver who demanded the town convert to their faith. The tribe established contact with a solitary man called the Survivalist, who vowed to protect them and their way of life.

## Inhabitants

* *Elder Pearl* - former leader
* Godfry - shaman, healer
* Lee Howard - trainee healer, hunter, scout

### Newcomers

* Abigail Granger - hunter, former leader of the Commonwealth expedition
Season 1 (TWD World)

'Twinkie'

'Licence Picture'

'Immonkhanum'

'Oil Witcher'

'100 and Counting'

'Brave New World'

**Season 1** is the first season of *TWD World*. It consists of eight episodes, each with its own self-contained characters and settings.

## Plot

*In a world filled with chaos, madness and the black mass that is the dead, survivors creep out of the shadows. Nothing can stop humanity: not the dead, and certainly not itself. There are many stories to tell, stories that span far and wide. Tales and words that pass from mouth to ear, sometimes deforming, but specs of truth scattered in the wind. Then there are these stories, stories that, even after all this time, stay strong, stay truthful. Now the full truths of these tales will be revealed for the first time, in an anthology series spanning from the outbreak's early days all the way to the nuke-scarred wasteland of the Extended Universe.*

## Trivia

* This season features the deaths of four protagonists, more than any other series.
New Graystone

**New Graystone** is a partially rebuilt town in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It was originally inhabited by a tribal society known as the Knowing Ones who attempted to fight against the Frontiersmen. Their tribal culture was centred around the Knowing One, a mysterious walker that, according to them, maintained a semblance of human thought. When the Frontiersmen declared the Knowing One as their god, they destroyed the town and, unlike the other tribes they conquered, slaughtered all members of the tribe excluding Ryan, who swore allegiance.

Eventually, the town became a safe-zone for the Edwards-Stanton Militia during their attempts to ally AAFB with Prescott against the Frontiersmen and became the namesake of the coalition that formed after this. Later, it became a major location for the NGA, serving as the place that new communities were entered into the NGR and where members of the Veteran Circle voted on issues.

After the Frontiersmen's defeat, the town was partially rebuilt and served as an important crossroads between the major communities, as well as a tourist outpost detailing the Commonwealth's early history.

## Inhabitants

### Formerly:

#### Knowing Ones

* Ryan
* Numerous unnamed tribals
Strain Zero: Homeward

***Strain Zero: Homeward*** or the ***Homeward*** **Arc** is the first story arc of *Strain Zero*, the rewrite of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It contains *Season 1: Remake*, *Season 2: Remake*, *Season 3: Remake* and *Season 4: Remake Part I*. It is followed by the *Bloodlines* arc.

Set during the first three years of a zombie apocalypse that has killed most of the adult population, the arc follows a group of survivors led by British exchange student Henry Ward as they seek a safe zone amid the ruins of society. On their journey across the U.S., they encounter several other groups of survivors and even other communities, many of which turn out to be hostile while inspiring them to build a community of their own.
Klara

**Klara**is the former tritagonist who was born after the global outbreak in '*A New World*'. A hardened survivor, she is the long-time partner and friend of Aiden Walker. The two of them live their life as smugglers and shared a similar philosophy to survival. She is eventually tasked, alongside Aiden, with protecting an delivering a young girl named Lydia, who could be the key to the future of humankind.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Darkwater Militia *(caused)*
* Herself *(sacrifice)*
Themes: Hope

**Hope** is a recurring theme in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* universe. It occurs when a character feels optimistic about the future and/or wants the best outcome possible to transpire. It is a common theme that shows that the new, post-apocalyptic world doesn't have to be bleak and depressing.

## Occurrences

### EDStudios

* The Clarkson Survivors hope that they can acquire a boat and cross the lake to the safety of Greencole. (Season 1)
* Aaron is hopeful that society and civilization will be eventually be restored. ('A Long Road Ahead')
* With the birth of Alex Junior, the group saw a more hopeful future. ('All That Remains')
* Holly hopes that Edwards will come around to the idea of finding and joining another group. ('What We Have Lost')
* Edwards is hopeful that the people of the NGA can forgive the Frontiersmen and expand the borders to create the "land of light". ('Land of Light: Part 2')
* Edwards hopes that the people of the State of New Graystone will be able to rebuild the Capital and further expand. ('What We Fear Most')
Sees Far

Late 40's (Part 3)

## Appearances

**Sees Far**is a main character who first appears in the episode '*Axe on the Treepost*' of *Part 1* of '*A New World*'. He is a man who has adopted a hunter-gatherer lifestyle like his Native-American ancestors and encounters Aiden's Group and decides to tag along upon discovering that Lydia is immune to the zombie plague.

## Biography

> *"A Native-American survivalist who has adopted a smiliar lifestyle to his ancestors, Sees Far is a toughened survivor who has lost enough in the world. His experience is far reaching, and may prove valuable to the group as they make their way through the South,"*
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> *"10 years after the Beacon's brutal war with the Living, Sees Far has risen to become leader of the community. However reluctant, he has led the Beacon into prosperity, entrusting security of the community to his old friend Lydia,"*
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## Overview

### Personality

Sees Far is an expert survivalist and hunter.

## Trivia

* It is confirmed that *Part 3* will be Sees Far's final season.
Marcus Aurora (Remake)

## Appearances

"*I **understand** how you may be feeling. A lot has happened to you, I can see that. **But this doesn't have to be difficult**. You and yours **don't** have to leave. You can just stay here, as citizens of the Colony. You'd be **equals**. Or...you can take your chances **out there**. We won't stop you. Hell, we'd even gear you up, and you can go settle somewhere else. But let me ask you a question: **have you been out there?** I mean, **really** out there? **There's nothing left**. This place...it's going to be difficult, I know that. But anything is better than what lies **out there**,*"
—Aurora offers Eden and his group a place at the Colony[src]

**Marcus Aurora** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *So Help Me God*. He is the military commander of Alpha Force and co-leader of the Colony.

## Overview

### Personality & Traits

Aurora is a stoic, stern, stalwart, and level-headed man, who takes his job seriously as commander of Alpha Force. Having been robbed of any purpose by the outbreak, he is singularly dedicated to building, maintaining and growing the Colony as per the orders of the Contingency and he will do almost anything to protect it, including occupying the home of another group of survivors. Nonetheless, Aurora demonstrates remorse for his actions and offers full citizenship to Eden and his group, but otherwise is unrelenting when it comes to giving them privileges or concessions.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Little is known about Aurora's life before the outbreak other than he enlisted in the U.S. army just a few weeks before the outbreak.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1: Monuments

#### "Among Men"

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

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people

## Relationships

### Dylan Emerson

Although partners and co-leaders of the Capitol settlers, Aurora and Dylan have a tense relationship and often come to blows over how to govern the Colony. As leader of Alpha Force, Aurora is expectedly more aggressive and proactive, while Dylan favours a more democratic form of leadership. The power struggle between them represents the greatest internal threat to the Colony's survival.
Season 1 ('Apex')

'Deal to Die For'

'Psychopath'

'The Freakshow'

'Dance of Sorrow'

'What People Do'

'Full Measures'

**Season 1**, subtitled **"Favorite Enemy"**, is the debut season of '*Apex*'. It was released in Spring 2020.

## Plot

*In the chaos of the global zombie outbreak, a fractuous alliance between communities threatens to break down. And in the core of the conflict: a fledgling operation to manufacture psychedelic drugs. Tensions are not helped by the presence of expertly skilled but volitile enforcer Ronan Lesher, who, believe it or not...is our hero.*

## Deaths

* Jack Marker
* Miller
* Ronan Lesher
* 13 unnamed members of the Bible Scholars

## Trivia

* The season's subtitle, "Favorite Enemy", is the title of a psychedelic rock song by The Animals.
* This season takes place "just after" the events of *Season 3* of the original series.

 **Season 2: All Is Fair In Love and War** | "TBA"