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Stephan Lee

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## Biographical Information

### Cause of Death

Shot in the chest by Bart Rhodes *(alive)*
Axed in the head by Henry Edwards *(zombified)*

## Appearances

### Death Episode

"Consequences" *(alive)*
"One Way Out" *(zombified)*

**Stephan Lee** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. He is a member of Drew's group and later of Henry's group. Notoriously outspoken, he is one of the few within the group to question Henry's leadership.

## Pre-Apocalypse

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

## Death

### Killed by:

* Henry Edwards *(indirectly caused)*
* Himself *(directly caused)*
* Bart Rhodes *(alive)*

When Bart forces Henry to choose two members of his group to act as sacrifices, Henry reluctantly chooses Justinas - who volunteers - and Stephan, likely out of revenge for Stephan's earlier actions against him. Stephan and Justinas are forced to play a game of Russian roulette; in the end, it comes down to Stephan with the loaded chamber. Instead of shooting himself, however, Stephan turns the gun on Justinas, only for the bullet to be revealed as a blank. Bart congratulates Stephan on his ingenuity before telling him "I don't like cowards", promptly shooting Stephan in the chest.

* Henry Edwards *(zombified)*

After his failed escape attempt, Henry is dragged into an overgrown street, where he spots the hanging, disembowelled and reanimated corpses of Kate and Stephan. Once he is freed by Kyle, Henry uses his axe to put both of them down.

## 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" *(zombified)*

## References

1. ↑ *Season 2* is set two years into the zombie apocalypse
Season 5 ('New Age' Extension)

**Season 5**is the fifth season of the '*New Age*' Extension. It is the first season of the '*No Going Back*' series and is followed by *Season 6*.

## Plot

*It’s been two years since the death of the Veteran. A year since the Republic of David surrendered. A year after Hope, Six and Florence began their pilgrimage, the Path. Despite the herds around them, the three of them have made a home for themselves in the Deadlands. Hope has still yet to uncover her grandfather’s final secret. However, with a little help from an unlikely friend their journey continues. What waits for the group is a road none of them expected to walk, as they encounter helpful strangers, hostile slavers and the truths of long-buried secrets.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Hope Edwards
* Six
* Florence
* Denver
* Junior
Gerrard

> *"They all came to me for help. I **helped** them. Now they return the favour. Now I've helped ya'll...so ya'll have to return the favour,"*
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**Gerrard**is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *LoreTale's End of Days*. Living alone in a remote house to the east of Hometown, Gerrard offers food and shelter to a small group of evacuees from the fallen community. However, he is quickly revealed to have a dark secret hidden in his house. He serves as the primary antagonist of '*Don't Look Back**'.*

## Personality

Initially appearing good-natured and charitable, after his secret as a necrophile is exposed his true nature is revealed: a sadistic, monstrous madman.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Gerrard's life before the outbreak, other than he enjoyed hunting.

## Death

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### Killed by:

* Kyle Ford *(alive and zombified)*

After killing Katie Banks, Gerrard is immediately shot in the face by Kyle. However, the shot does not kill him and he quickly reanimates. Kyle kills him again in the second round of revenge for Katie's death.

## Killed Victims

* 6 unnamed people *(alive)*
* Katie Banks *(caused)*
* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people
The Walking Dead: 'Cataclysm'

**The Walking Dead: 'Cataclysm'** is the second instalment in the Extended Universe movie series. It is a sequel to *'Apocalypse'*. It was followed by its own sequel, *'Next World'*.

## Plot

*"Long live the Strong!" -- The time of darkness and disdain has arrived. The Cult of the Man in Black, a nefarious force spreading from coast to coast of the New World, now faces a rebellion. The threatened communities of the New World have united for the first time in decades and take the fight to the Cult and free the New World of their threat.*
The Walking Dead: Rising Sun

**The Walking Dead: Rising Sun** is an upcoming British-American-Japanese horror novel written by EDStudios. It is set in Japan around 10-15 years after the global zombie outbreak.

## Credits

* Akira
* Kasai
* Joshua
* Haruto

## Deaths

* Several million Japanese citizens *(alive, confirmed fate)*

## Trivia

* First appearance of Akira
* First appearance of Kasai
* First appearance of Joshua
* First appearance of Haruto
* This novel was planned after the cancellation of the Eduard novels.
	+ This is the first novel set in the EDStudios universe.
* Zombies are known as "Shitai", the Japanese word for "corpses".
* EDStudios have said that this book will be the first in a series.
* Most of the dialogue will be Japanese but written in English.
* This is the third instalment in the series to be set in an international location, the others being '*Wild Rose Country*' and *Chronicles Season 8: 'Shadowman 4: The Final Walk'*, and the first to be set outside of North America.
The Walking Dead: 'Apocalypse'

**The Walking Dead: 'Apocalypse'** is the series installment in the movie series in the Extended Universe that will serve as the crossover series of the EU, bringing in characters and settings from across the series as they come together to face off against the Cult of the Man in Black and prevent their master plan.

## Trivia

* '*Apocalypse*' will be the first series to feature more than two protagonists, featuring three:
	+ Holly Connors from '*100 Years*'
	+ Reno from '*The Savage Sons*'
	+ Thomas Trent from '*The First State*'

## Notes

* This series is preceded by the '*Apocalypse Survival Guide'*, providing lore and background.
Themes: Supernatural

The **supernatural** is a recurring theme in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* universe. The concept of the supernatural is the concept of a realm or domain that transcends or is somehow "above" the natural world.

## Occurrences

### EDStudios

* Edwards wonders whether the powers of the medallion are of a supernatural nature. ('An Iron Fist')

### Extended Universe

* Bill Billion is likely an apparition that appears to certain people shortly before their deaths; he is likely a figure of folklore that is hallucinated by people panicked by death, but this is not certain.
* Eric is visited by the "spirit" of his ancestor Edwards after consuming the contents of the Teller's Medallion. ('Legacies')
Train (Remake)

The **train** is a major location in the episode "*A Long Road Ahead*" of *Strain Zero.* It is a locomotive located on the tracks between Renton and Port Collier and serves as the main location for the survivors throughout most of the episode.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The train was owned by an unknown freight train company and was operated by an unknown train engineer. This train was mainly used to haul large freight across Sylvania and possibly neighbouring states as well. The train was most likely stationed at the train station outside of Renton and made deliveries on Outbreak Day.
Timeline/Remake

The following is a **timeline** for *Strain Zero*, explaining what happened each day, week, month, and year.

## 1776

* **July 4th:** The Declaration of Independence is signed and the United States of America establishes its independence

## 1986

* **December:** Henry Edwards is born
* Aaron Dayal is born
* Holly Parker is born
* Justinas Garin is born

## 2003

* An unidentifed brain infection mutates and spreads in Central America; it then spreads north, south and oversees via the international drug trade
* A military-led effort reveals that the infection induces organ failure within those undergoing cellular senescence (biological ageing); most test subjects are killed outright, but some have minor brain activity perserved and "reanimate" as aggressive, flesh eating monsters resembling zombies from folklore
* Containment efforts fail; the infection is now present in most humans
* **October:** Outbreak Day
	+ The infection reaches critical mass
	+ A series of mass deaths occurs across the planet, killing billions in a matter of hours; a handful of victims return from the dead as zombies
	+ Suicides, accidents and lawlessness results in millions of more deaths, adding to the zombie hoards
	+ Those that were infected before critical mass but were not undergoing senescence display no symptoms of the infection
* Within two weeks the U.S. government collapses
* The Contingency is activated to resettle the American continent in the wake of the worldwide pandemic

## 2004

* **January-February:** The Clarkson Survivors encounter a group of cannibals led by an uninfected man named Andre

## 2007

* Events of *Season 1: Monuments* begin
	+ Antony Eden wakes up with fractured memories and heads to Sacramento

## 2009

* **Winter:** A harsh winter hits Greencole, causing most of its residents to starve
Veronica

Early 30s *('Thicker Than Water')*

### Occupation

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

Supply runner for the Castle *(Post-apocalypse)*

Member of the Knighthood *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Series Lifespan

'Chance Gone By' -- Prey

> *"You and me, we're gonna look out for each other now. Just **you and me**. Nothing is gonna get in our way. **Nothing** is gonna seperate us. Its just you and me,"*
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> -- Veronica vows to protect Kyle
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**Veronica**, also known by her Castle nickname **Boudica**,is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *Chronicles Season 1: 'The Storytellers*', and the former deuteragonist of '*Scorpion*'.

She, alongside Dylan and Harrison, rode out the first few days of the outbreak in a tool store in Wichita. She later became a member of the Storytellers, fleeing to Kansas City to escape Just John and his bandits. After a final encounter with John, Veronica became separated from the group alongside Kyle and became his guardian in the resulting years.

A few years after the events of Kansas City, Veronica has become harsher and keeps herself and Kyle on the road searching for a safe haven. In the wilderness of Tennessee, Veronica and Kyle discovered an isolated community, the Castle, and became involved in the community's fight against the mysterious Brigade.

## Overview

### Personality

While initially appearing cold and uncaring, Veronica is revealed to be a warm and empathetic person who hides her true self due to her severe anxieties. She quickly becomes a good and loyal friend once someone has earned her trust and respect.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is known about Veronica's life before the outbreak, as she speaks very little about her life to the group.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Emily Granger

To punish Kyle for going against her and the Brigade, Emily captures Veronica. After a third failed attempt to recruit Kyle, Emily shoots Veronica in the back of the head.

## Killed Victims

* 2 unnamed Frontiersmen *(infected)*
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### Kyle Granger

Veronica and Kyle have a good relationship.

### Sam

* Original Series Characters
* 'Scorpion' Characters
Slave Rebellion

Woodpecker

Ellena

The **Slave Rebellion** is a loosely organised group of survivors in *Chronicles Season 8: 'Shadowman 4: The Final Walk'*. Comprising of tens of slaves in the city of Veracruz, the rebellion enlisted the help of Shadowman and the fleet of Andrew in escaping from the city. Thanks to Shadowman in his final hours, the rebellion managed to rescue all the living slaves from Veracruz, with the fleet depositing them across the south and east coast of the United States.
Tritagonist

A **tritagonist** is considered the third most important character in a story. They usually share a strong bond with the protagonist and the deuteragonist, normally as a family member or a loyal friend.

## Occurrences

### EDStudios

* James Cottingham was the tritagonist of *Season 1*
* Justinas Grant was the tritagonist from *Season 2* until his death in *Season 10*.
* Drew Stanton was the tritagonist of *Season 13*, before becoming the series' deuteragonist.

### Strain Zero

* James Cottingham is the tritagonist of *Season 1: Remake*
* Emma Goode serves as the tritagonist from *Season 2: Remake* onwards
* Kieron Worth is the tritagonist of *Storytellers*
Wolves (Remake)

**"Wolves"** is the upcoming eighth and final episode of *Season 4: Remake* of *Strain Zero*, the remake of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the twenty-fifth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Trapped between embracing and burying the past, Henry confronts his demons.*

## Synopsis

*To be added...*

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

**Washington D.C** is a location in the '*A Certain Doom*' story arc in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. The former capital of the United States, D.C was also the state capital of the fictional state of Columbia, making up 85% of its land area. D.C became famous as the home of the Government as their base of operations. It was a hostile city and serves as a major location throughout '*Part 1*' and'*Part 2*'. After the defeat of the Government, D.C was seized by the White House Rebels and became the capital of the succeeding Columbian Commonwealth.

## Overview

### Pre-Apocalypse

Washington D.C, named after George Washington, was founded in 1790 after Congress approved the construction of a capital district. Over hundreds of years, the city grew into the global power city it was known as before the outbreak. It was the home of the US federal government and had a population of over 6 million people.

## Post-Apocalypse

With such a high population, Washington was hit hard by the outbreak; as the US capital, it was a focus for military evacuation which inevitably failed, as with everywhere else. The city became littered with military vehicles, crashed helicopters, and signs of the Federal Rescue Service. Eventually, what was left of the military decided to bomb the city along with the entire east coast, destroying most of the city as a result.

However, many years after the outbreak, a small trading community built up around the Washington Monument on the National Mall. Eventually, this group expanded until it took over the Capitol Building and eventually most of the city, with a population of over 50,000 people. This group, the Government, quickly acquired the hunger to prove themselves to the outside communities.

## Inhabitants

### The Government

* *Antony Eden* - *de-facto* leader, leader of the Government
* *Marcus Aurora*
Shadows

***Strain Zero* Presents: "*Shadows"*** is an upcoming rewrite of *Chronicles Season 2: "Shadowman"* as part of *Strain Zero*.

Set between *Part I* and *Part II* of *Season 4: Remake*, *Shadows* will follow Shadowman, a blind survivor returning from *Season 1: Remake*, as he decides to abandon the ruins of Port Collier and find a new home.

## Plot

*Years after the fall of Hopeville, Shadowman, Port Collier's last survivor, decides to begin a new journey.*

## Episodes

 2
 3
 4

## Characters

### Main

* Shadowman: a blind survivor who navigates using a form of echolocation
* Henry Edwards: the leader of Greencole, a settlement out west in Montana
* Justinas Garin: a soldier from Greencole
The Biters

**The Biters**are a large group of hostile survivors inhabiting New York City in the *'New Age*' Extension. Led by Dino, the Biters are infamous on the east coast for capturing and enslaving other survivors they come across, taking them back to the city to help with its rebuilding. However, the Biters are also interested in kidnapping and ransoming citizens of the New World Commonwealths, leading to their kidnap of Florence and Gideon, and their imprisonment of Hope's Group. They serve as the primary antagonists of *Season 6*.

## Members

* *Dino* - leader
* *Chris* - warden
* Theresa
* *Carter* - western slaver, scout
* Numerous unnamed members

### Captives:

* Hope Edwards
* Denver
* Six
* Florence
* Henry
* Gideon Monroe

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people
Storytellers (Remake)

**Kieron's Group**, later referred to in Kyle's diary as the **Storytellers**, are a group of survivors that serve as the centre of the story in *Storytellers*. They are a ragtag team of survivors from numerous towns in central Minnesota who banded together at the start of the outbreak for mutual protection. After six months surviving in Brookland Police Station, they were forced to join Bart's group.

## Members

* Kieron Worth - leader
* Mark Watson
* Kyle Granger
* Veronica
* Joanne
* Henry

## Deaths

* Henry *(alive)* - shot in the chest by Joanne
* Veronica - commited suicide by allowing herself to be devoured by walkers
* Mark Watson - shot in the head by Bart Rhodes
Tony ('The Path')

**Tony**, commonly referred to by his nickname **"Breathless"**, is a main character and an antagonist in *Chronicles Season 5: 'Shadowman 3: The Path'*. A tall, mysterious figure in a rebreather mask, Breathless is the is the co-leader of a slaver militia rebuilding an abandoned football stadium, forcing captured tribals and slaves to build the new community.
Strain Zero: Descendents

***Strain Zero: Descendents*** or the ***Descendents*** **Arc** is the third story arc of *Strain Zero*, the rewrite of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It begins with *Season 7: Remake* and will continue with *Season 8: Remake*.

Twelve years after the events of *Bloodlines*, the survivors and their descendents cross paths with Antony Eden and the events of *So Help Me God*.
Themes: Cannibalism

**Cannibalism** is a recurring theme in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is when a living person eats another person, usually done in an act to survive.

## Occurrences

### EDStudios

* Andre Mitchell and his family resort to cannibalising children they come across in order to remain human. ('Friend Or Foe')
* Edwards bites out Martin's throat and accidentally swallows some of the flesh and blood, technically committing cannibalism. ('No Time Left')
* A faction of the New World Warriors led by Tannerson begins cannibalising people, having been isolated by the rest of their group.

### Beyond the Grave

* Connor Stanton claims to have attempted cannibalism, complaining that human meat is "too tough".

### Strain Zero

* Andre and the Family resort to cannibalising other survivors to avoid starvation ("Friend Or Foe")
Vault

The **Vault** is a large, subterranean laboratory complex located beneath the city of Sacramento, California in *So Help Me God*. It was operated by the Project Lazarus division of the Contingency and managed by Dr. Gurmen.

## Overview

This sprawling facility, built primarily for research of the Lazarus brain infection, was built within the extensive sewer system beneath Sacramento. Entrance to the Vault was only possible via a cargo elevator deep underground. The facility had its own power grid separate from the city, which remained partially functional four years after the facility was abandoned.

## Inhabitants

* *Dr. Gurman*
* Unknown number of scientists and soldiers

### Former

* Arthur
* Gasman
* At least five unnamed einherjar
Tom

> *"Please. You don't have to do this. You don't have to hurt anybody. **Please**. I'm begging you. [...] Nobody has to die. We can live in peace. Please, **I'm begging you**,"*
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> -- Tom pleads to Berto to spare the people at the construction site
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**Tom** most commonly known by his nicknames **'Tinker'** or **'Tinker' Tom**, is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. A mechanic in every sense of the word, Tom is a vital member of the group, working to keep their equipment in top shape and even designing and building new stuff. A pacifist, Tom often disagrees with the methods employed by his friends, especially Edwards, but remains a close and trusted ally with a loyalty that never wavers.

Tom met one of the most grisly of endings at the hands of Berto, allowing Edwards to truly see what a threat the Fear was.

## Overview

### Personality

The resident craftsman of The Capital, Tom always had a knack for taking things apart and making them into something new, often working in his father's garage working on engines and generators.

A dedicated pacifist, Tom often argued about the use of violence employed by the group, believing all of their foes had a chance of redemption.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Berto

When Berto emerges from a group of walkers, Tom pleads with him to show mercy to the people of Fairbanks. Berto says he will, and stabs Tom in the stomach, disembowelling him; Berto claims that the people in Fairbanks will now be spared. Tom bleeds to death as a group of walkers approach and devours him. His body is later discovered by Edwards, who is now aware of the threat that the Fear pose.

## Killed Victims

* 4 unnamed Wolves
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Trivia

* He is the last self-declared pacifist to die in the series.
* He is the last pacifist to kill anyone (4 unnamed Wolves), albeit accidentally.
Trade Fair Massacre

The **Trade Fair Massacre** was a mass shooting and bombing carried out at the annual trade fair held in Fairbanks by the communities of the State of New Graystone. Lawrence Carter, a member of the military who had been with the central group from birth, targetted former members of the Frontiersmen who had been integrated into the State's society after the Battle of Archangel.

Using homemade bombs, Lawrence detonated the community centre, killing fifteen people, before firing indiscriminately at those in the courtyard. In total, thirty-two people where killed: fifteen from the bombing, twelve from gunshot wounds and five by the victims that reanimated. Lawrence wore his father's mask - the Mask of Death - while committing the massacre, and was shot in the head by Shadowman, destroying the mask but leaving Lawrence alive. Lawrence was then captured and sentenced to life in prison in an underground cell. A memorial was built to remember the victims, and it remained a source of suffering for years to come.
Tribal Militia

The **Tribal Militia** is a coalition of conquered tribes that had not yet been assimilated by the Frontiersmen. While being housed in Archangel, the Militia formed an alliance with the remnants of the Greencole Group to break out of Archangel and settle a community within Adams Air Force Base in western Montana.
The 'New Age' Extension

Season 3

Season 4

Season 5

Season 6

Season 7

Season 8

Season 9

Season 10

Season 11

Season 12

Season 13

Season 14

Season 15

"*The world never **ended**...it only **evolved***"
—The series' description[src]
**The '*New Age*' Extension** is a companion sequel series that follows directly on from *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Together, the two series are known as "The Original Series". It was originally the original plan for the series until production notes were lost, and was produced alongside the post-*All Out War* story arc. It is joined by two companion series': *New West* and *Wild Rose Country*.

Beginning 50 years after the outbreak, this series' focus is on several descendants of major characters of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*, centred around Hope Edwards, the granddaughter of Harry Edwards, the previous protagonist. While initially also featuring her brother Jacob in a prominent role, from *Season 2* onwards the series revolves around Hope Edwards and her travels around the ruins of the New World, and her influence on events that will shape the New Age. The series leads the franchise into the Extended Universe.

## Trivia

* A great deal of focus in this series is set upon younger characters, those being from the second or third generation born since the outbreak.

* Episodes
* Universe

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

### Cause of Death

Bitten repeatedly by walkers to save Becky Grace and died of infection *(alive)*Put down by David *(zombified)*

### Series Lifespan

'Fear In Our Hearts' -- 'Louder Than Words: Part 1'

**Theo** is a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is one of the newcomers to the community within Dadeson Hotel and Resort. When the group evacuates, he proves to be a powerhouse for the group and one of Edwards' right-hand men, serving as one of the group's primary defenders.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Theo's life before the outbreak.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Becky Grace *(indrectly caused)*
* Lake Bandits *(caused)*
* Zombies

While trying to close the fence gate surrounding Greencole in order to save Becky, Theo is caught by surprise as a walker bites down onto his shoulder. He orders the group to leave him and he is left to the dead.

* David *(zombified)*

Later, as the group prepare their counter-assault on the bandit's headquarters, David stumbles across a reanimated Theo. He sheds a tear and puts his friend down. He is among the first corpses to be buried in the cemetery.

## Killed Victims

* 1 unnamed member of the String Gang *(alive)*
* Himself *(sacrifice)*
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### David

Theo and David are good friends and close allies.
Aile de Rêve

*(Angl:Wings Dream)*

*Description:*C'est un chat écaille au yeux jaune vert ,ses poils sont touffus et il a une cicatrice sur le front

## Famille

### Filles

Oreille de Lune est Nuage d'Eclair

*Caractère :*Il est loyal est des fois un peu arrogant mais cela ne l'empêche pas d'être un bon guerrier

*Famille :*

Père :inconnu

Mère :inconnu

Frère :décédé

Sœur : Restée dans le Clan de la Brume pour une raison encore inconnu

Filles :Oreille de Lune et Nuage d'Eclair

Fils :aucun

Nièce :Brise de Nuit

Compagne:Etoile de Plume
USS Abraham Lincoln

The **USS *Abraham Lincoln*** is a *Nimitz*-class aircraft carrier that appears in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Docked off the coast of Maryland when the outbreak began, the ship was reclaimed and restored by the Government, exhibited as one of their proudest achievements. Unbeknownst to most of the Government's population, the *Abraham Lincoln* is little more than a prison where dissidents and critics are forced to work to make the ship seaworthy once more. It plays a prominent role in *Season 31* as the main location of the first half of the season.
Survivalist's Treehouse

The **Survivalist's Treehouse**is a location in'*Wild Rose Country*'. Located deep in Banff National Park, it is the Survivalist's residence within the park, giving him a view of the entire park and the settlement of New Banff. The Survivalist's new partner Abigail Granger currently lives in the treehouse with her husband, with the treehouse serving as their base of operations when protecting the tribals of the park.

## Inhabitants

* Mike Trapp
* Abigail Granger
Upswitch

"*This city is **dead**. We're all that's left. Everyone else is a walker or a goddamn bandit. There is no way we're safe in this city,*"
—Edwards explains to Sarah as to why the group need to leave Upswitch[src]

**Upswitch** is a small city located in rural Sylvania, roughly 200 miles south of Port Collier in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It served as the county seat of Chester County and served as the primary setting of the first half of *Season 1* as the adopted home of the Clarkson Survivors. After they left on their journey for Port Collier, Upswitch was abandoned, with only the rare scavenger coming across to pick its bones clean.

In the remake *Strain Zero*, Upswitch is replaced with the fictional city of Renton.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The county seat of Chester County, the second-southernmost county of the state, Upswitch was a fairly small city, while most people considered it as a large town. It served as the location of the Clarkson High School and was connected by a highway - H-567A - which itself was connected to Highway 885, far to the north-east.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Strain Zero

#### Season 1

Upswitch appears once more 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.

## Inhabitants

* Original Series
* Remake

* *Mary*
* *Ashleigh*
* *Daniel Cottingham*

### Formerly:

* *Harry Edwards*
* *Sarah Terringham*
* *Holly Parker*
* *James Cottingham*
* *Justinas Grant*
* *Alex Sutton*
* *Jess Black*
* *Aaron Ganger*
* *Ben Appleby*
* *Emma Cottingham*

- Henry Edwards

- Holly Parker

- James Cottingham

- Sarah Terringham

- Justinas Garin

- Aaron Dayal

- Alex Sutton

- Jess Black

- Ben Appleby

- Emma Colton

- Daniel Miller

## Deaths

* Mr Dawid *(alive and zombified)*
* Mary
* Ashleigh *(alive and zombified)*
* Daniel Cottingham
* 'Washington'
* 'Texas'
* Several unnamed students and teachers
* Several unnamed members of the US military
* 2 unnamed Biters
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Trivia

* As of '*The Final Stand*', all known inhabitants of Upswitch are dead.
Shark-Toothed Man

"*Wuotani Ruoperath!"
 "(Prepare for war!)*"
—The man screaming in rage at Edwards's victory[src]
The **Shark-Toothed Man** *(real name unknown)* is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *The Fatal Frontier*. He is a loyal follower of Kyther, leader of and the strongest among the Pale Men, and the warlord of the Norn, so named for his shark-like fangs. He serves as the secondary antagonist of *The Fatal Frontier*.

## Overview

### Personality

Not much is known about the Shark-Toothed Man's personality, nor his past. It is only known that the Shark-Toothed Man is a pure evil creature created by torture, most likely self-inflicted. As the leader and largest of the Pale Men, he can be considered the greatest warrior amongst the Norn.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Very little is known about the Shark-Toothed Man, including his true name. It is known that he suffers was a mental illness that causes him to have impulses to self-harm for pleasure; he was admitted to Saint Nicholas Psychiatric Correctional Institute For Children.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Harry Edwards

After Jules and Lupa burn the Pale Men alive, Edwards draws the Shark-Toothed Man to an overlook. The two engage in a brutal battle that ends with Edwards burning the Shark-Toothed Man's head with a flare. Edwards then uses a broken axe to cleave the Shark-Toothed Man's head in two.

## Killed Victims

* One unnamed woman *(alive)*
* One unnamed child *(alive)*
* Wrinkled Woman
* Benjin *(alive)*
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Relationships

### Kyther

The Shark-Toothed Man is incredibly loyal to Kyther, serving as her warlord and her strongest soldier. However, it is possible that his loyalty to Kyther is out of fear rather than fear, as shown in "*Sacrifice*" when he appears completely submissive to her despite his vast stature compared to her.

### Interith

The Shark-Toothed Man and Interith have an antagonistic relationship and are shown to have a strong rivalry.

### Wrinkled Woman

The Man's exact relationship with the Wrinkled Woman is not entirely clear. As shown in "*Sacrifice*", the Woman was a nun at the institution where the Man was kept before the apocalypse and was responsible burning his gums away shortly after his teeth were mutilated by the Pale Priest. It is possible that the Man was responsible for inflicting the Woman's horrible facial scars.

## Trivia

* The Shark-Toothed Man has been demonstrated to be one of the physically strongest characters in the series universe.
	+ He was able to deliver a lethal blow to Mary Jones with Edwards' tomahawk just by throwing it, before pulverising her head with just a few stamps.
	+ He presumably tore Benjin's throat out with both his teeth and his bare hands.

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The Pentagon

**The Pentagon** is a building located in Arlington County, Virginia, just outside of Washington D.C in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Before the outbreak, the Pentagon was the headquarters of the US Department of Defence. When D.C fell into ruin, the Pentagon was long abandoned until a large group of survivors from within the city itself took it over, becoming their largest outpost and the headquarters of their army.

The Pentagon was destroyed by Nathan Carlson, crippling what little remained of the Government Army and paving the way for the combined might of the New Graystone Military and the New Buckingham Corps to enter the city.
The People

**The People** are a large tribe inhabiting the wilds of Montana and formerly North Dakota in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Originally founded by the children of an Old World doomsday cult, the People's core philosophy is pacifism. Their symbol and sacred animal is the wolf. They have a carefully structured society and study the ancient history of the Old World, and are unique in their ability to avoid and even control the dead using their unique medallions, containing a mixture of herbs and fluids that make them invisible to the walkers.

The People were once one of the largest tribes in the New North, until most of their population was devastated by a number of their own - including Hector Granger, Eduard and Rictor - who would go on to form the Frontiersmen. A few years later, the People provided aid to the New Graystone Alliance, a coalition of settlements and tribes against the Frontiersmen, and helped with the State of New Graystone's tribal restoration project after the end of the NGR-Frontiersmen War.

## Members

* Arthur O'Kyle - leader
* Sholto - head scribe
* Numerous unnamed members

### Formerly

* Eduard - former scholar and knight, former Lord of the Castes, former member of the New Graystone Military
* *Hector Granger* - former scholar, later leader of the Frontiersmen
* *Rictor* - former knight, former leader of the Western Legion
* *Gaunter O'Kyle* - former scribe, leader of the True Teller Clan
The Castle

> *"We heard about what happened in the rest of the world. How **everyone** lost their parents, how they became walkers...almost everyone you see here was spared that pain. It happened for us **years** ago,"*
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> -- Sam about the origins of the Castle
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**The Castle** is a location that appears as the central location in *Season 1*of '*Scorpion*'***.***It is an orphanage converted into a community of survivors and serves as the primary location of the series. Its location deep in the woods makes it extraordinarily difficult to find, even for those who actually live there.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is known about the Castle before the outbreak. The building was originally a school built in the 1800s in Tennessee until it was converted into an orphanage. Approximately 40 kids lived at the orphanage before the outbreak in 2012.

## Post-Apocalypse

When the outbreak began, all the kids at the orphanage knew about it was that the orphanage staff turned and attacked, killing 3 children. The children spent an entire year living off the supplies at the orphanage expecting for help to come, unaware the rest of the world had fallen into ruins. A year after the outbreak, a group of kids set out from the orphanage to investigate the surrounding area, coming back with tales of a world ruled by the dead. A small group of kids didn't believe them and left to see for themselves. They never came back.

In the following years, the remaining children looked to history books to give them both entertainment and inspiration. They learned of the tales of great knights defending castles from monsters, subsequently deciding to model their community on these tales. A core group formed the Knighthood and established the Castle, potentially one of the few safe-zones in Tennessee at the time.

### Season 1

#### 'Who We Were'

When Kyle has recovered from his lethal scorpion bite, Sam, one of the men who rescued him, gives him a tour of the Castle and a brief lesson about its history.

## Inhabitants

### The Knighthood:

* Sam - *de-facto* leader
* Lucy
* *Oliver -* former leader
* *Snakeeyes*
* *More to be added*

### Newcomers

* Kyle Granger
* Elizabeth
* *Veronica*

## Trivia

* The Castle residents have a childhood tradition whereby a nickname is granted to every resident of the community, based on an individual's personality, their feats or their role in the community.
	+ Oliver is nicknamed **Galahad** due to his leadership role.
	+ Sam is known as **Oakskin** after taking an arrow to the chest and surviving.
	+ Snakeeyes is so named for his green eyes and his talent with a rifle.
	+ Kyle earns the name **Scorpion** after surviving a deadly scorpion sting.
	+ Veronica is nicknamed **Boudica** due to her skill with a blade.

## References

1. ↑ Scorpion - S1.E6
* 'Scorpion' Locations
* 'Scorpion' Groups
Wrecked World

The **Wrecked World** is an alternate reality that runs parallel to the reality of the Original Series and will serve as the setting of *Cosmic Calamity*. In this reality, the world was destroyed and taken over by Antony Eden when he launched the nukes hidden beneath Washington D.C, precipitating the rise of a mighty empire and a rebellion formed to defeat it.

## Trivia

* Native inhabitants of this reality are known by the descriptor **"Wrecked"**, e.g. Wrecked Bethany
Sergei

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## Appearances

**Sergei** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *So Help Me God*. Originally from Sovia, he resides in California and is the leader of his group. After escaping the clutches of the Gasman, Sergei and his remaining friends sought shelter with Eden and Sasha at the Capitol. Following Alpha Force's takeover, Sergei and Nancy became citizens of the Colony.

## Appearances

### So Help Me God

#### Season 1: Monuments

* "A Stranger"
* "Gasman"
Themes: Sanity

**Sanity** is a recurring theme in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the ability to think and behave in a normal and rational manner. Many characters lose this ability during the zombie apocalypse. Typically, the loss of one's sanity is attributed to the death of a close family member, friend, or by a harrowing event.

## Occurrences

### EDStudios

* Andre Mitchell and his children turn to cannibalism in order to remain human. ('Friend Or Foe')
* Nathan Carlson is trapped in the burning barn on the Mitchell Farm. His injuries and his fears twist him into the villain known as the Crow many years later. ('Friend Or Foe')
* Harry Edwards descends into alcoholism after the death of Holly and begins hallucinating her. ('Hard to Take')
* Hector Granger, already suffering from severe mental health issues, is driven insane by the zombie apocalypse, killing Craig in the process. ('In Too Deep')
* Berto is driven mad by Nathan Carlson in order to cure his monophobia. In the process, he rips the skin off of his face and begins skinning people to create his masks. ('Order and Chaos')
* John Smith has both Asperger Syndrome and paranoid schizophrenia, which makes it difficult to keep a hold on his sanity.
Something Begins

**"Something Begins"** is the fifth episode and first-part finale of *Season 7: Remake* of *Strain Zero*, the remake of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the thirty-seventh episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*As the mystery in the west deepens and Henry risks returning to his old ways, Mike, Katrina and their crew encounter a deadly obstacle.*

## Synopsis

Out of view, the caravan is watched from the forest edge by an unnamed man, who confirms to someone on the radio about Nines' death. The message is relayed to a hidden bunker near Bastion, then transmitted to a listening station on the outskirts of the Commonwealth. From here it is carried electronically to a Republic outpost, and then on horseback to an unnamed, heavily-populated city under curfew. The report is handed to a man named Darren, who passes it to his superior, Stronson.

Stronson and six other men and women wait around a table in a dim room, impatiently waiting for "The President". He eventually arrives to the meeting, panting with exhaustion and blood on his hands; he is closely followed by a silent assistant that sets down a metal case behind him. The President sits silently as the numerous "Secretaries" give their reports: fighting in the north, a struggling harvest in the south, and a potential threat to the east in the form of the Commonwealth. The President demands to know who retrieved the latter information; the Stronson, the Secretary of Communications, claims credit but the President dismisses him, knowing that Darren has been running the eastern spy network for months. Stronson complains that his people are spread too thin, and he cannot solely handle the eastern spies.

Fed up with the Secretary's excuses, the President opens the metal case and retrieves a baseball bat. Stronson pleads or his life while his fellows watch silently. The President slowly walks towards Stronson, preaching that the Republic's strength lies in just a certain few and cannot be handed over to subordinates; he further asks Darren if he believes he would make a better Secretary of Communications. Darren says he would and the President suddenly bashes him over the head, reducing his skull to pulp. He lays the death on Stronson's, that his delegating cost a man his life, and warns him to improve his operational efficiency. The President sits down and hears the other reports from the Secretaries, who call him "President Eden".

## Deaths

* Justin - head smashed against a tree by Nines
* Nines - bisected and axed in the head by Henry
* Darren - bashed to death by Antony Eden

## Trivia

* First appearance *(in Strain Zero)* of Antony Eden
	+ This makes Eden the first to be a main character in two series, the other being *So Help Me God* in which he is the protagonist
* First appearance of Stronson
* First appearance of Anatoly Preobrazhensky
* First (and last) appearance of Darren
* Last appearance of Nines
* Last appearance of Justin
The Living (Disambiguation)

**The Living**refers to a group of survivors who cloth themselves in zombie skin to hide amongst the dead. They appear in *LoreTale's End of Days* and *Part 2* of'*A New World*', with the former being their origin story and the latter as the primary antagonists.

In the Extended Universe, the Living appear to have accepted the ways of the Next World and some of its members have managed to integrate into society. However, because of their practice of skinning walkers and their savage history, they are often shunned and ridiculed.

## Appearances

### LoreTale's End of Days

* The Living - the Living as they appear in *End of Days*.

### A New World: Part 2

* The Living - the Living as they appear in *Part 2*.

### Extended Universe

* The Living - the Living as they appear in the Extended Universe.
Themes: History

**History** is the study of the past as it is described in written documents. It is an umbrella term that relates to past events as well as the memory, discovery, collection, organization, presentation, and interpretation of information about these events. It is one of the most prominent themes in the series, featuring predominantly in the later seasons of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and particularly in the Extended Universe.

## Occurrences

### EDStudios

* The term "Old World" is often used to describe the world before the outbreak, and the term "New World" is used to describe the world ruled by the dead.
* Eduard joined the Frontiersmen to prevent Old World history from repeating itself.
* The School of Defence teaches history as part of its training program.

### Extended Universe

* Odysseus, a mysterious man wrapped in the American flag, preaches about history.
Themes: Revenge

**Revenge**is a recurring theme in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It occurs when a character or group of characters retaliates in response to the actions of another character or group of characters, often motivated by anger or rage.

## Occurrences

### EDStudios

* Harry kills Andre Mitchell to avenge all the children he and his family had killed and cannibalised. ('Friend Or Foe')
* The entire group each fire a single shot into Kyle Mitchell, as revenge for him amputating Ashleigh's arm. ('Friend Or Foe')
* 'Washington' leads the Chester Woods Bandits in an ambush on the group in revenge for them killing their buddies. ('A Long Road Ahead')
* Francis destroys the boat and attacks the group in the boathouse, blaming them for the destruction of Hopeville. ('All That Remains')
* James kills Alex to avenge the deaths of his brother and sister. ('All That Remains')
* William Carter hunts his former group in revenge for them leaving him to die. (Season 2)
* Justinas shoots Stoffman in the chest in revenge for almost killing Edwards. ('An Iron Fist')
* Edwards repeatedly stabs and mutilates Joseph to stop him raping Bethany. ('No Time Left')
* Ben shoots Janet in the head to avenge the murder of Faith just seconds before. ('Blood and Tears')
* Edwards threatens to kill any members of Janet's Group if he ever sees them again. ('Blood and Tears')
* The Hotel Survivors declare war on the String Gang for the murder of Stephan, Justinas' mutilation, and taking Greencole from them. ('Hopes and Fears')
* Edwards brutally disembowels and mutilates Chris for killing and eating Charlotte. ('What Ailes You')
* Grendel shoots Jackie in revenge for keeping him prisoner in Murdoch Gym. ('Shot in the Dark')
* Leyton sabotages Greencole in revenge for the group leaving the people of Hometown to die. (Season 8)
* Edwards beats Randall to death in revenge for disfiguring AJ. ('This Sorrowful Life')
* Jimmy hunts down, kills and allows Leyton to reanimate out of revenge for him causing the death of Ben. ('From the Gallows')
* Abigail destroys Antony Eden's beloved baseball bat Sasha in revenge for him brutally raping her. ('The Common and the Wealth')
* Edwards follows Eden across the continent for kidnapping Charlotte and Thomas and battles him to death. ('Of Pain and Suffering')
* Charlotte delivers the killing shot to Eden to avenge all of his past actions, bringing an end to the war.

#### Specials

* Antony Eden frames Jason for stealing supplies as an excuse to take revenge for his years of bullying. (So Help Me God)
* Eden kills Joshua and his entire family for an attempted assassination attempt resulting in John's death. (So Help Me God)
* Mike Trapp kills three bandits in revenge for their raiding. ('The Survivalist Special')

### LoreTale's End of Days

* Kyle shoots Gerrard twice for the murder of Katie. ('Don't Look Back')

### 'A New World'

* Dwight impales Echo on a set of deer antlers.
Wolf

The **wolf** is a recurring symbol within *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* universe. It is considered to be an animal representation of several characters, most notably Harry Edwards. It is also an important symbol for several tribes, including the People, the Romuli and the Legion.

## Symbolism

The wolf symbolizes raw emotion, sharp intelligence, brotherhood, a deep connection with one's instincts, and a strong expression of said instincts. The animal is also associated with an appetite for freedom, feelings of vulnerability and danger (e.g. feeling threatened), and lack of trust in someone (i.e. lone wolf) or in yourself.

The wolf is considered the representation of several members of the Edwards family, most prominently Harry Edwards, James of Arcadia, and Charlotte Edwards, who are often nicknamed "Grey Wolf", "Black Wolf" and "Little Wolf" respectively.