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is the entire planet full of zombies?

deleted_knaqff0o1570056deleted_knaqff0o1570056 Banned
in The Walking Dead

the virus can't just spread all over the world. there must be places where it's normal. how about africa? around the equator? that place might be too hot for zombies or somewhere in northern russia. I have a strange feeling that australia and new zealand are intact

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  • MrAppleJuiceMrAppleJuice

    I think there are zombies all over the world but some countries might have dealt with it better.

  • SarangholicSarangholic
    edited June 2014

    Africa: Resident Evil 5 answered that one (to much criticism)

    Equator: Don't many zombie franchaises have bloated, humid zombies?

    New Zealand: Fine with the initial outbreak, but then some asshole brought a Sumatran Rat-Monkey...

    Australia: Isolated from world travel, their society devolves into highway raiders robbing other people for gas - predominantly in a strange derivative of punk attire. For some reason Tina Turner showed up too.

    Russia: I'll give you that one. Putin took off his shirt and went all "This is MY house!"

  • DomeWing333DomeWing333

    A zombie apocalypse would be barely noticeable in Australia. With the staggering number of animals over there that can kill you with a single bite right now, what's one more added to the count?

    Sarangholic posted: »

    Africa: Resident Evil 5 answered that one (to much criticism) Equator: Don't many zombie franchaises have bloated, humid zombies? New

  • skoothzskoothz

    Assuming it's airborne, all countries in contact with the US (ships, planes, etc) will probably be infected. Haven't you guys played Pandemic?

  • OmidOmid
    edited June 2014

    I wonder who the first zombie was. Must feel pretty bad about, you know...

    Ending the world

  • Clem_EverettClem_Everett

    All we need is a boat!

  • VinceOrKennyVinceOrKenny

    I guess so, because if U.S is the only country infected, other countries would help it, for sure.

  • DomeWing333DomeWing333

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  • Gustav_KennyGustav_Kenny Banned

    I live in a country you all probably don't know exist but.. It's Denmark and I live in the middle of nowhere in Denmark, so I wouldn't notice.

  • SarangholicSarangholic
    edited June 2014

    Definately started with monkeys. One of the following scenarios:

    Don't, it's Rage!

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    Or, as see above, this guy:

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    I'm beginning to this think this "it started with monkeys" is a reference to AIDS (From eating monkey meat and mutation of SIV. Not sex with a monkey... No seriously, some people believe that shit).

    Omid posted: »

    I wonder who the first zombie was. Must feel pretty bad about, you know... Ending the world

  • OmidShouldHaveLivedOmidShouldHaveLived

    It's the apocalypse, hence, the entire world was stricken. If Europe or Asia were intact, don't you think they'd do something about a plague that wiped out the US in less than a week. I believe the ZA just started everywhere. It would be very hard for someone infected to cross the Atlantic or the Pacific, even by plane, and, even then, it would be really hard for one lausy walker to start everything. That's why I think that, one day and for no particular reason, anyone who died became a walker. Either that or... the plot demanded it!

  • SarangholicSarangholic

    I thought Camels caused lung cancer, not zombinism...

    See what I did there?

    Apparently I'm answering every post on this tread -___-

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  • AWESOMEOAWESOMEO Banned

    Robert wasn't and will not intend to write about that (as he said in interviews) but I guess it's global, it only seems normal for it to be global.

  • OmidOmid

    Yeah, that sounds right. If everyone had the virus, why would it only be people in America?

    OmidShouldHaveLived posted: »

    It's the apocalypse, hence, the entire world was stricken. If Europe or Asia were intact, don't you think they'd do something about a plague

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