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Prime Eden

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

**Antony Eden**, better known as the **Prime Eden** or **Emperor Eden**, is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *Cosmic Calamity*. He is the former leader of the Government and the ruler of a mighty empire that arose following his successful launch of Old World nuclear weapons upon the Wrecked World. As the commander of a vast army of super soldiers upgraded with secret Old World technology, he is currently fighting a rebellion led by the Prime Edwards. He will serve as the primary antagonist of *Cosmic Calamity*.
Pilot

'**Pilot**', originally titled **"*The Walking Dead by EDStudios*"**, is a post-apocalyptic horror short-story written by EDStudios in 2012 as a fan-product of Telltale's *The Walking Dead* video game. It was later re-written as the first episode of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*, titled '*And So It Begins*', alongside the rest of *Season 1*.

## Plot

*As a deadly virus kills all those over the age of eighteen and brings them back as flesh-eating zombies, a group of British exchange students pull together to fight off the dead.*

## Credits

* Harry
* Holly
* Alex
* Jess
* Aaron
* James
* Sarah
Odysseus

### Occupation

Former member of the Couriers (Post-apocalypse)Former member of the Trinity of Four (Post-apocalypse)

Leader of the Church of Trent (Post-apocalypse)

### Series Lifespan

The Walking Dead: 'Next World' -- The Better World

> *"History...all is **history**. All our roads will **meet eventually**,"*
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**Odysseus** *(real name Thomas Trent)*is a joint protagonist of the Extended Universe, serving as one of the four protagonists of *'All Is History'*. He is a mysterious figure reported across the country that famously wears an Old World American flag as a cloak. He makes a brief appearance at the end of '*Next World*' before journeying further east and coming across a series of communities under threat from the savage Horsemen, led by the warlord Twisted Round. Sensing destiny, Odysseus joins three fellow legends and leads the fight against Twisted Round.

It is revealed that Odysseus is a brainwashed Thomas Trent, the legendary figure who was believed to have perished in the Sierra Madre. The Man in Black had rescued him and brainwashed him into amnesia.

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Trivia

* In February 2019, EDStudios hinted that Odysseus may have a connection to Gaunter O'Kyle, a hugely important character in the original series, as well as the Couriers.
	+ Odysseus is therefore revealed to carry a wolf medallion, confirming the theory that the Delta was founded by the members of the True Teller Clan who escaped AAFB in *Season 19*.
	+ EDStudios also said that Odysseus is a far more important and central character in the series than he first appears.
		- He is revealed to be Thomas Trent, suffering from psychogenic retrograde amnesia.
* It is possible that Odysseus is the "man from the Unknown" in Gaunter O'Kyle's chant about the "Trinity of Four".
* In the reveal panel for *'All Is History'* - of Odysseus fighting alongside the Pilgrim, the Drifter and Eric - Odysseus appears to use a spear-head attached to a chain, which he can unleash from a special housing bracket on his wrist.
* Odysseus's face is hidden by a rebreather mask, claiming that he cannot breath normal air as it is contaminated.
Sarah Terringham (Cosmic Calamity)

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

### Occupation

Former soldier for Edwards' Rebellion *(Post-apocalypse)*
 Field commander for Eden's Empire *(Post-apocalypse)*

## Appearances

**Sarah Terringham** is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *Cosmic Calamity*. A former member of Edwards' Rebellion in the Wrecked World, she now serves as Emperor Eden's field commander.
Lisa (Remake)

## Lisa

**Lisa** is a former antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. She is a former assistant on Andre's Poultry & Farm Shop and later a member of the Family. Lisa seems to be the least accepting of her group's new cannibalistic nature and appears to show remorse during her final confrontation with the Clarkson Survivors.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Herself *(suicide)*

After killing Kyle and setting the group free, Lisa, overcome with shame from her cannibalism, commits suicide by shooting herself in the head.

## Killed Victims

* Kyle Mitchell
* Herself *(suicide)*
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Trivia

* Lisa is the second character in *Strain Zero* shown to kill another human, the first being Kyle.
Season 3: Monsters

"*Become the dark,*"
—Tagline of *Monsters*[src]

**Season 3: Monsters** is the upcoming third season of *So Help Me God*, a rewrite of the miniseries of the same name as part of *Strain Zero*. It will conclude the *Monuments* arc.

With Eden in the hands of the mysterious Underchurch and the Capitol under seige, the fate of the Colony hangs in the balance, testing its survivors to their breaking point.

## Plot

*While Sasha and the Colonists battle a threat inside the Colony's walls, Eden confronts a figure from his shrouded past and sets himself on a path from which there is no return.*

## Characters

### Main

* Antony Eden: an amnesiac survivor and former test subject working to discover his past
* Sasha: the sole survivor of her family and Eden's partner
* Sergei: the leader of a group that sought refuge at the Capitol
* Nancy: a hardened shooting champion and Sergei's best friend
* Marcus Aurora: the commander of Alpha Force
* Dylan Emerson: the Colony's co-leader and a member of the Underchurch
* Jeremiah: leader of the Underchurch and a figure from Eden's troubled past

### Supporting

* Jade Foy: the Colony's doctor
* Victor: a reclusive member of Alpha Force who went missing in the Underchurch
* Andrea: the Colony's radio operator
* Monroe: leader of the Village, a community in San Francisco
Lazarus Project Gate

The **Lazarus Project Gate** is a location in the northern Fracture in *Whole New World*. It is a Gate once operated by the Federate-funded Lazarus Project before the zombie outbreak. The Gate was near-automated and horrific human experiments occurred within the facility, with several individuals undergoing invasive brain surgery to remove a mysterious pathogen that would eventually cause the zombie outbreak, a process that killed all but two of the subjects. 141 years later, one of the subjects, a death row inmate, woke up, having been kept alive by the facility while the world collapsed under a zombie apocalypse and a nuclear cataclysm. As the sole remaining inhabitant left the Gate and wandered out to the Fracture, the Gate was left abandoned.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The Gate was built in the early 1980s, alongside the other Gates, in the midst of the Cold War in case of a nuclear war or outbreak of disease. However, the Gates were left largely abandoned with only a small amount of funding used to maintain them over the decades. However, this Gate was rebooted by the shadow organisation the Federates, who, armed with the knowledge of an impending zombie apocalypse, began conducting unethical human experiments within the Gate.
Prescott

**Prescott** is a community that first appeared in the *Season 15* premiere episode '*Thicker Than Water*' in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Before the outbreak, it was an army depot serving the larger Adams Air Force Base to the north-east; when the dead began to rise, it was abandoned until it was discovered by Katherine Fullgate and numerous other defecting members of the New Buckingham Corps. For many years, it was the only major settlement in the New Eden Region and was under constant threat by the Frontiersmen to the east. It would later ally with the new settlement built out of Adams Air Force Base and the nearby settlement of Fairbanks to form the New Graystone Republic of United Settlements, a coalition fighting against the Frontiersmen. Over the course of All Out War, Prescott grew into a major defensive outpost and the Second City of the State of New Graystone after the war.

The current leader of the community is Abigail Granger, who the community chose during the war against the Fear.

In the '*New Age*' Extension, Charlotte Edwards takes on the leadership of Prescott during the war with the New Buckingham Corps.

## Inhabitants

* Abigail Granger - leader of the community
* Achilles
Philadelphia International Airport

"*Our **home** is our **battleground**,*"
—Bonnie about the airport[src]
**Philadelphia International Airport**is the central location of '*Apex*'. It is one of the largest airports in the United States, serving the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania before the outbreak. Over the course of three-and-a-half years, the airport became home to several large groups, each of which claimed a different part of the airport, referred to as "territories".

## Layout

### Terminal A - West

> *Main Article: Terminal A*
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### Terminal A - East

> *Main Article: Terminal A, The Fort*
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Terminal A - East is home of The Fort, headquarters of a large militant group led by The Commandant. This group raided the airport's armoury shortly after arriving at the airport, so they are better armed than the other groups.

### Terminal E

> *Main Article: Terminal E, Hellhounds, Marker's Group (Lounge Camp), Bible Scholars*
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Terminal E is one the larger terminals in the airport and is home to two groups: Marker's Group, inhabiting the Lounge Camp, and the Bible Scholars. Marker's Group possess the larger territory, consisting of several terminal gates and lounges. They are well organized but have many internal conflicts, mostly centred around the antagonistic relationship between Ronan and Miller. The members of this group also use recreational drugs, most notably psychedelics, and have taken to manufacturing their own product, referred to as Fool's Gold.

In comparison, the Bible Scholars - made up of a Bible studies group that was trapped in the airport - seem to be pure and good, attempting to spread the word of God to the other inhabitants of the airport, most often the neighbouring Marker's Group. However, the Scholars are actually not as friendly as they may seem, as all of them are deeply racist and homophobic, with some holding extreme white supremacist views. They believe that they were made completely pure and incorruptable, and therefore are free to take and do whatever they want, as they are "immune to sin". They had an uneasy alliance with Marker's Group until the airport blackout, when Ronan and his team wiped out the group when negotiations broke down.

Eventually, under Bonnie's leadership, the two groups merged to form the Hellhounds.

### SEPTA Tunnel

> *Main Article: SEPTA Tunnel*
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A tunnel linking Terminal E to the SEPTA Regional Rail connects to downtown Philadelphia (this tunnel does not exist in the real world).

## Inhabitants

### Terminal E

#### Hellhounds

* Bonnie - leader
* Noah - second-in-command
* Owen - drug cook
* Rachel
* *Jack Marker* - leader
* *Joan* - food and rations manager
* *Miller* - head of security
* *Ronan Lesher* - supply runner, enforcer

## Deaths

* Jack Marker - shot in the chest and head by Miller
* Joan - drug overdose and stabbed in the head by Ronan
* Miller - beaten to death by Ronan and devoured by walkers
* Ronan Lesher - shot in the head by Bonnie
Sally Neil

"*Let me be clear: **everything** that you have belongs to **us** now. You own **nothing**. Give us your shit, or **we will kill you**,*"
—Sally threatens Edwards and his people[src]
**Sally Neil** is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. One of the various military brats that sought refuge inside the local church at Howard Army Depot, Sally eventually became, alongside her twin brother Christopher, the leader of the raiders, preying on the survivors in and around Greencole Valley. She serves as the primary antagonist of *Season 11.*

## Overview

### Personality

Sally is cunning and ruthless, but far more level headed than her brother Christopher. She is shown to be highly manipulative and is not above using her sexuality to manipulate others and get what she wants.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Like most of the residents of Howard Army Depot, Sally's father was a member of the Special Forces stationed at the base. She was staying at the base with her brother, Christopher.

## Post-Apocalypse

After the outbreak hit, Sally took refuge in the church on the grounds of Howard Army Depot alongside the other kids on the base. Several days later, she organized the survivors, taking over the depot and discovering a path out of the valley, providing new sources of resources. She rose to become the leader of the raider group that called themselves the Church, after their former refuge.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Drew Stanton

During the group's retaliation against the Church, both Sally and Christopher fight Drew. After disarming her, Drew shoots her in the head before executing her brother.

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Relationships

### Harry Edwards

> *"I want everything you have. Don't hold back and neither will I,"*
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Edwards and Neil have a complex relationship. Realizing that Edwards was morally weakened due to the approaching death of Holly, she took advantage and the two had sex together.

Later, during their fight, Sally hesitates and eventually refuses to kill Edwards, claiming it is out of pity and he is no threat to her. However, it is possible she has feelings for him.
Season 2 ('Apex')

**Season 2**, subtitled **"All Is Fair in Love and War"**, is the upcoming second season of *Apex*. It will be released in 2022 after being delayed from its original 2019 release date. Unlike *Season 1*, which had a central protagonist, it will focus on an ensemble list of characters, all of whom return from *Season 1*.

## Plot

*As the airport degenerates further into a brutal wasteland, the unhinged inhabitants continue to fight over territory, living on the adrenaline. All power dynamics will be upended with the arrival of a Tourist who brings with them something the inhabitants have perhaps forgotten: civilization.*

## References

1. ↑ *Apex* Main Page

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

### Occupation

Leader of Fairbanks *(Post-apocalypse)*Former co-leader of the Veteran Circle *(Post-apocalypse)*

Co-leader of the New Graystone Military *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Series Lifespan

'Thicker Than Water' -- 'Of Pain and Suffering'

**Samuel Fairbanks** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is the leader of a community named after him, Fairbanks, and one of the Three Founders of the New Graystone Republic. Samuel is known for his determination and for his essential trade negotiations between the communities. After the Battle of Archangel, Samuel gave his support to Edwards to become the president of the State of New Graystone and played an instrumental role in both the war against the Fear and against the Government.

## Overview

### Personality

Samuel is described as "wise" and "theatrical". He is known to be caring for others, doing whatever he can for his people. Nonetheless, he does seem to be somewhat pompous and enjoys the spotlight. He uses his experiences in theatre to create the persona of a highly flamboyant, charismatic leader, and speaks in a Shakespearean like manner, often referring himself in the third person.

## Relationships

### Achilles

Fairbanks and Achilles have a good, diplomatic relationship; it was through this that ultimately the NGA was formed.
Maggie

Leland Sanchez - adopted father (alive)

Naomi - adopted mother (alive)

Unnamed - adopted sibling

**Maggie**, affectionately referred to by her nickname **Magpie**, is a main character who was born after the outbreak in *Beyond the Grave*. She is a young girl who, having watched her parents being devoured by walkers, stumbles across a group of fragmented survivors and joins them. After being kidnapped by Connor Stanton, she is rescued by Leland and Naomi and later becomes a student of Drew Stanton. She currently accompanies the group of their treks across the South Central US.

## Post-Apocalypse

At some point, Maggie witnessed her parents be devoured by walkers in order to protect their daughter, scarring her deeply. She retrieved a bowie knife from the store in which they died and set off on the road alone, living off the few scraps she could find in the wilderness.

### Season 1

#### '...I Lost Myself'

In the back of Mikala's truck, Maggie sits between Leland and Naomi and listens to Drew's broadcast. She smiles as Drew starts the truck, beginning their mission of helping those in need.

### Season 2

#### 'Blondie'

A year later, Maggie has been fully adopted by Leland and Naomi and has continued her martial arts training under Drew.

## Killed Victims

* Her parents *(zombified)*
* Scavenger *(alive)*
* Ford *(zombified)*
* 3 unnamed people *(2 alive, 1 out of mercy)*
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### Leland Sanchez

A year after their encounter with Connor and the official formation of the group, Maggie has been adopted by Leland and Naomi, now referring to Leland as "dad".

### Drew Stanton

> *"This art is about redirection. About caring about your foe. We do this so we can move on, so we can find forgiveness for the things we've done. And, above all else...we **do not kill**,"*
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As the two grow closer, Maggie confesses to Drew that she killed her reanimated parents, as well as two strangers before she met the group. Realizing how mentally scarred she is, Drew begins teaching Maggie aikido and other martial arts, passing onto her his pacifist teachings.

## Trivia

* Maggie wields both a bowie knife and a wooden staff crafted for her by Drew.
Season 1 ('The Calm Before')

**Season 1**, subtitled **'Alpha and Omega'**, is the first season of the spin-off *The Calm Before*. It consists of eight episodes.

## Plot

*Go back to the start...*

*Having followed a new age, where our survivors are beginning to rebuild the world around them, return to the early days in the apocalypse. In a community torn apart by lost morals and the dead, a small group of resilient survivors fight through the dead and the living, fuelled by their desperate need to stay alive.*
NBS Ulysses

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The **NBS *Ulysses*** is a major location in the 'A Certain Doom' story arc of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*, as well as in *'Next World'*. An aircraft carrier once used by the United States Navy, the carrier was recovered and rebuilt by the New Buckingham Corps as the leading ship of their navy and a demonstration of the Corps' power. It serves as the headquarters of the war council, which was formed during the war with the Government. Nearly 25 years later, the final battle of the West-East Coast War occurred on its deck, resulting in the death of Joel and the defeat of the New Buckingham Corps.

After the war and the Corps' defeat, the *Ulysses* was kept locked away in a barely working condition. It was recovered by the Chosen Ones and was used to lead the Children's fleet to the Federate's oil rig.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Before the outbreak, the warship served as an aircraft carrier in the US Navy, most likely stationed at San Francisco. It could carry more than 80 aircraft, including fighter planes and helicopters. At some point, the ship was damaged and stored away.

## Post-Apocalypse

Many years after the outbreak, the New Buckingham Corps discovered the ship at Hunter's Point. Using the resources taken from the Frontier after the Battle of Archangel, the ship was slowly rebuilt to become the flagship of the Corps' Navy.
No Time Left

**'No Time Left'** is the tenth and final episode of the second season of *The Calm Before*. It is the twentieth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*With time a resource he no longer has, Christopher makes a final effort to secure the future of his family and friends.*

## Synopsis

Christopher finally collapses, coughing up blood. The group encourages him to stand back up, but after moments of struggling Christopher fails and falls against a tree stump. Knowing he hasn't got long left, he urges the group to go on. He turns to Austin and Zoey, telling them to live "long and storied lives" at the safe place. He gifts Austin his .45 mm pistol and Zoey his sabres. He says goodbye to his group but Liam volunteers to stay behind and make sure Christopher doesn't come back. As the group departs, Liam and Christopher say goodbye, and Christopher gives him his baseball bat. Christopher dies peacefully as it starts to snow again, and Liam brings the bat down on his head.

A few hours later, the group arrive at a cliffs edge. They smile as they see the safe place in the distance.
Layla Edwards

> *"Our family name...it **means** something. Some would say its one of the few things in this world that does. [...] People believe in our name. They'll fight for our name. I guess we've got him to thank for that,"*
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**Layla Elizabeth Edwards**, also known by her tribal title ***Aigel owr Raopar***,is a character who was born after the outbreak in *'Cataclysm'*, the deuteragonist of *Season 1* of *Last of the Veterans* and a main character in Phase 5 of the Extended Universe. She is the second child and second daughter of Hope Edwards and Lucian, and the great-granddaughter of the Veteran of Pain and Suffering.

As a child, she lived through the war with the Cult of the Man in Black and later the Great Collapse, growing up in a Columbian Commonwealth that was becoming more and more primitive, much like the tribals outside their borders. She eventually left on her Pilgrimage, heading out into the Next World to seek her destiny. Reunited with her brother Eric, Layla helped him establish the Legion before heading north and encountering the Pilgrim, whom she fell in love with. Together, the two of them established the Institute of Learning.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Washington D.C, Columbian Commonwealth

Layla was born in 2112, several decades after the West-East Coast War, the second child and second daughter of Hope Edwards and Lucian, making her the second great-granddaughter of the Veteran of Pain and Suffering. Her younger brother, Eric, was born four years later. The two grew up close under the mentorship of Korick.

Layla spent her teen years growing up in a world ravaged by the Great Collapse. In her early twenties, she left the Columbian on her Pilgrimage, eventually meeting the Pilgrim and forming a close bond with her. She made contact with another tribe, the High-Field's Tribe, who took her as a fighter in their arena.

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Trivia

* EDStudios confirmed that Hope named her daughter "Layla" after her grandfather's favourite song.
* Layla is the second member of the Edwards family to have ashen-blonde hair, the other being her great-grandmother Bethany.
* Layla's atrian title is "Aigel owr Raopar", which translates literally to "Angel of Death".
Port Collier Orphans

Breathless

The **Port Collier Orphans** were a group of survivors mentioned in *Season 1* and *Chronicles Season 2: 'Shadowman'* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. They were residents of the Orphanage for Disabled Children who, despite their wide range of disabilities, managed to survive at least six months in the orphanage after the outbreak. Most of them were eventually wiped out by supply runners from the community of Hopeville, leaving Shadowman the sole survivor.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The orphans most notable trait was to assign each member of their number a nickname inspired by their disability. For example, "Breathless" earned his nickname due to his severe asthma and "Shadowman" as he could see "nothing but shadows".

## Post-Apocalypse

Shadowman reveals that himself and the orphans sealed themselves inside the orphanage and started gathering supplies.

## Members

* *Jester* - *de-facto* leader
* *Shadowman*
* *Tonks*
* *Roll-About*
* *Breathless*
Season 3 (TWD World)

'The Bark'

'The Bite'

Story 2: A New Frontier

'Nameless'

'From the Rooftops'

'Salt Upon Wounds'

Story 3: The Ballad of Bill Billion

'Million, Billion, Trillion'

'Missus Millions Takes the Leap'

'The Ballad of Bill Billion'

**Season 3** is the upcoming third season of *TWD World*. It consists of nine episodes and, much like the previous seasons, follows an anthology format. However, unlike the other seasons, every three episodes has its own continuous self-contained characters and settings, and therefore this season consists of three stories. It will be released in Summer 2020, but not as part of the "S3ason Summer Event".

## Plot

*Three new stories of a world gone mad, stretching from the early days to the last days of chaos.*

## Trivia

* Bill Billion and his dog Missus Millions are confirmed to be returning, with the titles of their episodes released alongside the season. This also makes Bill Billion the only character to appear in all three seasons of *TWD World*.
* Adams Air Force Base will appear in the *A New Frontier* story, during the NGR-Frontiersmen War.
Mountain Lodge

The **Mountain Lodge** is a ski lodge featured in *Season 2* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is located high in the mountains of northeast Iowa.

## Inhabitants

### Formerly:

* *Dylan*
* *Mark Watson*
* *Ben Appleby*

### Newcomers

* Drew Stanton
* Alex Junior
* *Harry Edwards*
* *Holly Parker*
* *Justinas Grant*
* *Becky Grace*
* *Carl McKenzie*
* *Leyton Jones*
* *Derek Mitchell*
* *David*
* *Bethany*
* *Stephan Johnington*
* *Tom*
* *George Gareth*

## Deaths

* Mark Watson
* 2 unnamed bandits
Season 2 ('End of Days')

**Season 2** is the second season of *LoreTale's End of Days*. It takes place eight months after the finale of the first season.

## Plot

*It's been a long winter on the road for the Ones Left, but they have come out stronger. Their time travelling on the roads of the post-apocalyptic United States has hardened them, going from house to house, neighbourhood to neighbourhood searching for whatever they can find. However, with their truck running on fumes and their supplies dwindling to little more than scraps, the group could be nearing the end of their days. But they may have found a sanctuary in the swamps of Ohio...but whether they can stay or be cast out back into the wilds will all depend on their ability to remember what society once was.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Jennifer Stoffman *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Kyle Ford *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Mitch Webb *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Sebastian Monroe *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Ed DeWinter *(Ep. 1-3)*

### Also Starring:

* Mike Trapp *(Ep. 1)*
* April *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Alexis *(Ep. 1-5)*
Season 1 ('New Age' Extension)

'Life Among Them'

'We Find Ourselves'

'The Only Hope'

**Season 1** is the first season of the ***'**New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It begins 50 years after the beginning of the apocalypse.

## Plot

*It has been 50 years since the Old World fell and the New World arose from its bones. A lifetime for some. Humanity has taken back the world from the dead. The harbingers of this new world: the Commonwealth of New Graystone. It has extended far from the New North into the plains of the New Midwest, accepting new people, rebuilding cities from the ashes they had become after the fall of civilization. A new generation of survivors scours the land searching for whatever may be left and carving out new paths for the people who follow. Amongst them are the grandchildren of the Veteran himself, twins Jacob and Hope. In this new dawn, they find themselves in the face of a new threat to the stability to the Commonwealth, and they must prove to their elders that they are up to the task.*

## Timeline

*For the timeline see the relevant article*
Matthew Mitchell (Remake)

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

### Cause of Death

Presumably suffocated or succumbed to blood loss

### Occupation

Farm hand and supply runner for Andre's Poultry & Farm Shop *(Pre- and post-apocalypse)*

## Appearances

### Death Episode

"Friend Or Foe"

**Matthew Mitchell** is a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. He is the brother of Kyle Mitchell and a member of the Family. He serves as the secondary antagonist of "*Friend Or Foe*", alongside Kyle.

## Overview

### Personality & Traits

Matthew, like his brother, has a friendly, generous and charismatic surface. While this side of him is a front to conceal his immoral survival methods, it might also be a shadow of his real personality before the outbreak. Matthew is smart, strong, a talented liar, seemingly fearless and capable of gaining people's trust and respect without much effort. Although Matthew was willing to befoul himself by helping to turn the farm into a human slaughterhouse, it seemed he did so out of survival and felt regret that he was not able to come up with a better solution. Ultimately his twisted way of living, combined with the terrors of the apocalypse, clouded his judgement to the point where he labeled Henry and his group as the ones at fault for trying to avoid being eaten and traded.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Henry Edwards *(caused)*
* Alex Sutton *(Caused)*
* Oxygen deprivation and/or blood loss

Using Jess' pregnancy sickness as bait, Henry and Alex are able to lure Matthew into the meat locker in which they are trapped. Using a concealed switchblade, Henry is able to stab Matthew in the knee while Alex steals his rifle. The group then trap Matthew in the airtight locker, where he presumably suffocates.

## Killed Victims

* At least 2 unnamed bandits
* Numerous counts of zombies
Kyle Granger (New World Order)

### Occupation

Former member of the Edwards-Stanton Militia (Post-apocalypse)Former leader of the Columbian Commonwealth (Post-apocalypse)

### Family

Hector Granger - brother (deceased)Abigail Granger - niece (alive)

Thomas Granger - grandnephew (alive)

Hannah Granger - former wife (deceased)

### Status

Unknown

**Kyle Granger** is a series adapted and main character who appears in *New World Order*.

## Skins

* "Storyteller"
* "Recruiter"
* "Columbian"

## Killed Victims

* 'Just' John
* Frontiersmen Junkyard Scout
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people
Rock in the Road

**Rock in the Road** is the third chapter of *Part 1* of*A New World*'. It is the third chapter of the series overall.

## Plot

*With Subject 67 in tow, Aiden and Klara have only a few hours before a herd of Infected floods the streets. However, who they are about to encounter could change their game for good.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Aiden Walker
* Lydia
* Klara
Kyle Mitchell (Remake)

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

### Cause of Death

Bashed repeatedly over the dead with a shovel by Lisa

### Occupation

Farm hand and supply runner for Andre's Poultry & Farm Shop *(Pre- and post-apocalypse)*

## Appearances

### Death Episode

"Friend Or Foe"

**Kyle Mitchell** is a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. He is the brother of Matthew Mitchell and a member of the Family. He serves as the secondary antagonist of "*Friend Or Foe*", alongside Matthew.

## Overview

### Personality & Traits

Unlike his brother and Lisa, who appear to commit their horrendous actions out of necessity and to survive, Kyle is more like Andre: sadistic and appearing to relish in violence and killing, taking sick pleasure in toying with his victims before dismembering them into human meat.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Lisa

As he prepares to kill a captive Sarah and Holly, Kyle is bashed over the head by his compatriot, Lisa, who sets the girls free. Lisa then kills Kyle by repeatedly bashing him over the head with the shovel.
Montana

**Montana** is a state in the United States of America and is the primary setting of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* from *Season 14* onwards. Before the outbreak in 2012, it had a population of 1.05 million people.

In the Original Series, Montana is the core of the Commonwealth of New Graystone and is sometimes referred to as the "Land of Light". In the remake *Strain Zero*, Montana serves as the main setting from *Season 4: Remake* onwards and is home to a network of communities called the Delta.

## History

### Pre-Apocalypse

Montana was inhabited by numerous indigenous Native American tribes before it was admitted to the Union on November 8th, 1889. Its vast plains and badlands made it a popular place for farmers to settle. The state was hit hard by the Great Depression of the 1930s.

### Post-Apocalypse

Not a lot is known about Montana during the outbreak. It can be assumed that it followed the example of most states, with state and local police being among the first responders, with these first responders being joined by military units if and when a state of emergency was declared.

Like the rest of the northern states, however, there were very few small groups of survivors after the outbreak. Many of these groups combined to form tribes, much like those before the Louisana Purchase. It became known as the western-most part of the New North. The largest air force base in the state, Adams Air Force Base, was placed on lockdown.

Montana is best known in the post-apocalyptic world as the birthplace of the New Graystone Alliance of United Settlements, which would eventually evolve into the Commonwealth of New Graystone.

## Notable Locations

### Settlements

* Helena
* Adams Air Force Base
* Prescott
* Fairbanks
* Thomaston
* Alexandria
* New Graystone
* Amjori
* Site 65
* Veteran Ranch
* Numerous unnamed communities and settlements

### Landmarks

* Able's Garage
* Cobra Bunker

## Trivia

* Montana has served as the central location of the original series for the vast majority of its run, with the majority of the series set in the state between *Season 14* and *Season 35*.
Mycroft

Late 80's *(The Better World)*

### Occupation

Former Delta sheriff's deputy *(Post-apocalypse)*Former member of the Coalition of Communities *(Post-apocalypse)*

Leader of Mariposa *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

Bill - brother *(deceased)*Nickolas - nephew *(deceased)*

Unnamed - sister-in-law *(deceased)*

Unnamed - wife *(alive)*

### First Appearance

'Our Delaware' *('The First State')*The Walking Dead: 'Apocalypse'

### Series Lifespan

'Our Delaware' -- The Better World

> *"Men like me - like us - don't get statues and monuments,"*
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**Mycroft** is the deuteragonist who was born after the outbreak in*The First State*', as well as a main character in the Extended Universe. He is a sheriff's deputy in the community of the Delta, a survivalist settlement in Delaware, when the town was attacked by the Cult of the Man in Black. One of the few survivors of the community, Mycroft travelled along with his friend Thomas on a journey to recruit an army consisting of fighters from numerous communities around the United States.

Serving as a high-ranking member of the resulting Coalition, Mycroft led the assault on the nearby Mariposa Army Depot but, thanks to Thomas and the Man in Black, was unable to stop the nuke that launched from the base. With the world burning in nuclear fire, Mycroft and his group were allowed into the nearby Gate.

18 years after the Great Collapse, Mycroft emerged as the leader of the community built on top of Gate 84, and, 7 years after that, sent out a small team to locate a new core for the Gate's nuclear reactor. 5 years later, he headed east to West Virginia after a request for aid by the Pilgrim, discovering the truth behind the fates of the Man in Black and Thomas Trent in the process.

Many years following the war with the Federates, an elderly Mycroft was visited by a mysterious entity, passing away having finally lived in a peaceful, safe world.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Heart attack

Many years following the war, an elderly Mycroft is visited by Bill Billion, the Angel of Death. Mycroft accepts his fate and dies of a heart attack in Bill's arms.

## Relationships

### Thomas Trent

> *"You come anywhere near Mariposa...I'll kill you,"*
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> -- Mycroft's last words to Odysseus
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Mycroft and Thomas were best friends at the Delta, serving together as the community sheriffs and protecting it from threats.

## Trivia

* He is the only character to appear in all the instalments of the film series.
* Mycroft is one of five characters in the series universe to have Asperger's Syndrome, the others being Edwards, Carl, John and Henry.
Mikhail

### Occupation

Russian exchange student *(Pre-apocalypse)*Former third-in-command of the String Gang *(Post-apocalypse)*

*De-facto* leader of the String Gang *(Post-apocalypse)*

Former co-leader of the Ravagers *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Cause of Death

Stabbed repeatedly in the chest and throat by Harry Edwards and put down before reanimation

### Series Lifespan

'Dead Men Walking' -- 'This Sorrowful Life'

**Mikhail** is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. A high-ranking member of the String Gang, Mikhail is one of the more stable-minded members of the Gang but not without his brutal and ruthless moments. After Rhodes' death, Mikhail maintained a fractious loyalty to the Gang's *de-facto* leader, Liam Hull, and eventually took command of the Gang himself. As one of the co-leaders of the Ravagers, he served as one of the two primary antagonists of *Season 13*, alongside Randall.

## Overview

### Personality

Compared to those around him in the String Gang, Mikhail is far more level headed and even, on one occasion, merciful. Unlike his rocky ally, Liam Hull, Mikhail knows when he is defeated and takes no shame in retreat.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Himself *(caused)*
* Harry Edwards

After cornering Edwards in the tunnels, Mikhail attempts to stab him with a knife. However, Edwards disarms him and clinically stabs Mikhail several times, including in the neck. Edwards says one final word to Mikhail - saying "Understand?" in Russian - and stabs him in the head.
Season 2 ('New West')

**Season 2**was the cancelled second season of'New West'. It would have consisted of sixteen episodes and would have ditched the western theme and shown AJ as he walks through the New World after killing Sarah Terringham, struggling to come to terms with what he has lost.

The series was cancelled in January 2019 to make way for *Part 3* of '*A New World*'.
Pale Ones

The **Pale Ones** are the mutated offspring of the darkdwellers known as the Mother and the Carldweller that appear in *Strain Zero*. Born with LBI encoded into their genome, they possess heightened strength, agility, aggression and intelligence, as well as the ability to communicate via high-pitched shrieks, but lack the spark of humanity demonstrated by their parents. The three creatures are known to the Commonwealth as **Alpha**, **Beta** and **Gamma**.
Lazarus Project

US Government (formerly)

The **Lazarus Project** is a disease research project undertaken by the US government in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. A secret project set up after the first few weeks of the outbreak to study the virus that causes people to reanimate, the project was restarted by the Patriots after they took over the Haven. The Patriot scientists discovered a way to engineer walkers that could obey commands, using a combination of a special serum and white noise.
Long 885

> *"Only the **lost and damned** walk the Long 885,"*
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The **Long 885** is a major location featured in *Chronicles Season 2: 'Shadowman'* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It served as the main setting of the season and is the former location of the Long 885 Mega-Community and the setting of the war between the Stragglers and the Farson Tribe.
Roger

## Appearances

> *"Damn **underskinners**, making everything such a big goddamn deal out of everything,"*
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**Roger** is a main character who was born after the outbreak in *New Dawn*. He is a member of the New Dawn, a descendant of a tribe of zombie-skin-wearing tribals and a companion of the Captain. He wears a mask made out of the skin of the dead, allowing him to control large herds of the dead and making him one of the New Dawn's most useful and respected members, although he is often ridiculed and avoided for his choice of attire.

## Biography

> *"The descendant of a tribe of savages dressed in the skin of the dead, Roger is a high-ranking member of the New Dawn and a trusted companion to the Captain. Prejudiced against the nature of "underskinners", Roger is nonetheless a staunch defender of humankind, fighting to protect the communities who call for the aid of the New Dawn,"*
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## Post-Apocalypse

Roger is a descendant of a tribe called the Living, a large wandering tribe of primitive savages who wore the skin of the dead in order to blend in with them and attack survivor camps and settlements. The Living were eventually defeated by a community in Kentucky called the Beacon; the survivors of the war drifted off into numerous factions, continuing their primitive ways and splitting into many tribes. One of these tribes, led by the new Ol' Dead Eyes, survived the cataclysmic Great Collapse, began to accept the new society that was taking over the Next World. Roger was born in the 2110s, shortly before the Great Collapse and grew up into a toughened survivor. He eventually joined the Couriers and their militant wing, the New Dawn, travelling the country and providing specialist aid to the communities that asked for their help. Roger became friends with the Captain and serves on his team.
Sarah Stanton (Remake)

## Appearances

**Sarah Stanton** is a character born after the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. She is the daughter of Becky Grace, and the possible daughter of Drew Stanton or William Carter.

Twenty years after the outbreak, now a young woman, Sarah became a journalist seeking to chronicle the numerous stories of the Commonwealth's inhabitants. While following leads in a mysterious murder case, she inadvertently uncovered a deadly conspiracy and joined Emma in unravelling the true extent of the case.

## Overview

### Personality & Traits

By the end of her teens, Sarah is a seasoned, independent, and intelligent survivor that, despite her disability, uses her other senses as an advantage to read people, situations, and trouble. She uses American Sign Language (ASL) to communicate with her group and other survivors and sees her ability to communicate silently without alerting walkers as a strength rather than a weakness. As a journalist she is determined to a fault, often putting hersle fin harm's way to expose all the truths of a story.

## Relationships

* Drew Stanton - possible/adoptive father
* Harold Carter - possible uncle
* Pioneers
	+ Henry Ward - surrogate uncle
	+ Holly Maxson - surrogate aunt
	+ Carl McKenzie † - surrogate uncle
	+ Leyton Jones †
	+ Bethany †
* Innocents
	+ Bart Rhodes † - attempted killer, tormentor and victim
	+ Mikhail †
	+ Joanne †

## Appearances

### The Walking Dead: Strain Zero

#### Season 3: Remake

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

#### Season 4: Remake

* "Miles"
* "Hellfire"
* "Divide"
* "Nightmares"
* "Rescue"
* "Fears"
* "Conquer"
* "Wolves"

#### Season 5: Remake

* "Blood"
* "Rules"
* "Dissent"
* "The Game"
* "The Coming Storm"
* "Brotherhood"
* "Call to Arms"

#### Season 6: Remake

* "Aftermath"
* "Full Measure"
* "Currahee"
* "Hope"
* "March to War"
* "Fear Itself"
* "All Out War"

#### Season 7: Remake

* "A New Beginning"
* "Act of God"

## Trivia

* Sarah is the first child shown to be successfully born post-outbreak.
* Though almost completely deaf, Sarah can still understand people via lip reading.

## References

1. ↑ A.J. was the first, but only survived a few hours
Nebraska

**Nebraska** is a state in the United States of America, mentioned in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and appearing in the Extended Universe. Before the outbreak, it had a population of 1.853 million people. It is the setting of *Whole New World*. Nebraska was supposedly hit hard by the outbreak, with the only heavily populated area later becoming known as the Fracture.
Lawrence Carter (Remake)

## Appearances

**Lawrence Carter** is a character born after the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. He is the son of William Carter who was adopted by Bethany, and then by David following her death. His brush with death at the hands of Delta Force soldiers was the catalyst for the Graystone riot during the Militia-Delta Force conflict. When he came of age he signed up for civil service and joined the Commonwealth Army.

## Overview

### Personality & Traits

As one of the youngest members of the group, having only been born during the events of *Season 2: Remake*, Lawrence's character only begins to develop by "*Divide*" when he is 6-7 years old. However, by the time he is nearly a year old in "*Miles*", it is clear that Lawrence suffers from developmental issues, either because of a congenital disorder or because of the nomadic nature of his early life; Becky remarks that Lawrence makes very few noises, despite being almost a year old, while his adoptive mother, Bethany, struggles to bond with him.

By "*Divide*", Lawrence remains quiet and reserved, preferring the company of adults to the other children of Greencole. He appears close to his adoptive father, David, and actively enjoys his training at the defence school run by Becky. Despite his age, Lawrence is allowed to carry a knife, his last memento of Bethany, and he seems well-versed in weapon safety and self-defence.

However, despite how settled he may appear, it is later discovered by David that Lawrence has been killing small animals and hiding them under his bed, suggesting that Lawrence has inherited some of his father's mental health issues, especially his violent impulses.

## Trivia

* With William's death in "*What We Deserve*", Lawrence is the last surviving definite member of the Carter family.
	+ It is possible that Sarah is also William's biological child, and therefore Lawrence's half-sister, but this remains unconfirmed
* Lawrence carries Bethany's knife following her death in "*Hellfire*".
* Lawrence's blood type is AB positive, making him a universal recipient.

## References

1. ↑ Discovered after he is shot in "*Brotherhood*" and starts receiving blood in "*Aftermath*"