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A zombie was a mindless minion often embodied in the form of a corpse. The good and evil aspect of these beings would appear to hinge on whomever was controlling them.

In 2267, James T. Kirk compared the Doppelgängers of Bavarya to zombies. (TOS novel: Mission to Horatius)

In 2274, the malevolent entity 0 reanimated the corpse of Ensign Clarze after murdering him, and used the zombie to take over helm control of the Enterprise. After 0 had left the bridge Captain Jean-Luc Picard used a hand phaser set on maximum to vaporize O's zombie. (TNG novel: Q-Strike)

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Connections

• Zombie article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

From DC Database

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It serves to clarify the difference between several closely named or closely related articles.
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Zombie

Zombie - One of Bane's lieutenants

Zombie - A re-animated corpse

From Dofus

The challenge system offers you the opportunity to increase your fighting gains (drops and XP) if you fulfill the set conditions. When a fight is started against a group of monsters, you will be given a challenge at random - two if you are in a dungeon or arena. It is completely optional - you can choose to either complete both, one or neither.

Challenges apply to all group members - each member must fulfill the set conditions for the challenge to be a success. Currently the possible challenges are:

Challenge	Icon	Description
Arachnophile		Summon an Araknee each time the spell is available, for the duration of the combat.
Barbaric		Do not use any spells for the duration of the fight.
Blitzkrieg		Whenever an adversary is attacked, that character must be killed before their next turn begins.
Casino Royal		Cast the spell Roulette each time the spell is available for the duration of the combat.
Clean hands		Kill all monsters without dealing direct damage for the duration of the combat. Traps, glyphs, poisons, pushback damage, reflected damage as well as attacks by summons may all be used.
Contamination		As soon as an ally loses HP, you have 3 turns to kill your ally.
Contract Killer		Your enemies must be killed in the designated order. A new target will be selected each time the preceeding target has been killed.
Cruel		You must kill your enemies according to their levels in ascending order.
Dodgy devs		Finish this fight and you've won the challenge! It is well known that all devs are cheaters.
Duel		When a character attacks an enemy, no other character must attack the enemy for the duration of the combat.
Elementary, my dear!		Use the same element to attack for the duration of the combat.
Elitist		All attacks must be made exclusively on Monster until they die.
Exuberant		Use all your action points before the end of your turn.
First the mules		The weasest mule must finish all enemies off (that'll teach you to 'mule' like a Lousy Pig).
Focus		When an enemy is attacked, they must be finished off before any other enemy is attacked.
Gardener		Plant a Cawwot each time the spell is available, for the duration of the fight.
Gravedigger		Summon a Chaferfu each time the spell is available, for the duration of the fight.
Hermit		Never finish your turn on a cell adjacent to an ally.
Impertinence		Finish your turn on a cell adjacent to an enemy.
Incurable		Do not regain any HP for the duration of the combat.
Keep moving!		Do not steal MP from your enemies for the duration of the combat.
Limpwrist		Never finish your turn on a cell adjacent to an enemy.
Low levels first!		The player with the lowest XP must deliver the mortal blow to all enemies.
Maniac		Enemies must be killed according to the descending order of their levels.
Mystique		Use only spells for the duration of the fight.
Neither Piwi nor submissive		Female players must let male players deliver the mortal blow to enemies for the duration of the combat.
Neither Piwin nor submissive		Male players must let female players deliver the mortal blow to enemies for the duration of the combat.
Nomad		Use all available MP during each turn, for the duration of the fight.
Pighead		Use the same spell or close combat attack for the duration of the combat.
Protect the mules		All your allies and all your mules must be alive at the end of the fight.
Reprieve		Kill Monster last.
Scanty		Each player must not use the same action more than once, for the duration of the fight.
Self Sacrifice		Characters must not be healed during their turn.
Sharing		Every character must finish at least one enemy (enemy summons do not count) off during the fight.
Sightseeing		Do not reduce the range of any enemies for the duration of the combat.
Statue		Every turn, finish on the same cell as you started on, for the duration of the fight.
Survivor		No ally must die.
Tight		Finish your turn on a cell adjacent to an ally.
Time Flies		Do not steal AP from your enemies for the duration of the combat.
To each his pwn		Each character must kill at least one enemy (enemy summons do not count) during the combat, Once a character attacks a particular enemy, no other character must attack that enemy for the duration of the combat.
Two for the price of one		When a character kills an adversary, this character must kill one (and only one) more enemy during the enemy's turn.
Unpredictable		All attacks must be made exclusively on the target selected by a character at each new turn.
Untouchable		Do not lose any HP for the duration of the combat.
Unwilling Volunteer		Kill Monster first.
Versatile		Each player must not use the same action more than once, on every turn.
Zombie		Use exactly one MP per turn.

Notes

Challenges requiring use of spells appear only if someone in the fight has the required spell (Roulette for Casino Royal, Cawwot for Gardener, etc.). Mob-size bonuses are calculated on the number of monsters minus 1.

Glyphs, poisons, and summons' damages and debuffs count as damage and debuffs done by the caster/summoner. This means they affect challenges such as To each his pwn and Keep moving!. Their HP does not count as part of your teams health, and so are unaffected by challenges such as Contamination, Untouchable and Survivor.

• Blitzkrieg: Fails if you do pushback damage to an enemy but don't kill them before their turn. Does not fail if an enemy is damaged by their allies but not killed before their turn.
• Clean Hands: Sadida's Paralyzing Poison causes this challenge to fail.

• Contamination: Does not fail if you win the battle before the three turns are up. Does not fail if a summon loses health and three turns expires.

• Contract Killer: Does not fail if you kill an enemy summon, no matter which enemy is the current target.

• Elementary, my dear!: Does not fail due to different element damage done by summons. Does not fail due to damage done on allies or oneself.

• Exuberant: Cannot fail on the winning turn; the final blow does not have to completely use up AP.

• Focus: Non-damage spells do not fail. Fails if you hit an enemy summon after another enemy or summon has been hit. Will also fail if you hit another enemy after hitting an enemy summon.

• Impertinence: Cannot fail on the winning turn; the final blow may be made while not adjacent to an enemy.

• Limpwrist: Cannot fail on the winning turn; the final blow may be made while adjacent to an enemy.

• Low levels first: All chars can kill enemy summons without the challenge failing. If lowest level is resurrected, that fails the challenge.

• Neither piwi(n) nor submissive: All chars can kill enemy summons without the challenge failing.

• Nomad: Can fail on the winning turn; the final blow must be made after the required amount of MP is spent.

• Scanty: Does not fail by casting a spell which previously had a critical failure.

• Sightseeing: Can fail if a Cra uses Magic Arrow, even if the hit kills the target before the effect takes place.

• Statue: Can fail on the winning turn; the final blow must be made while standing in the correct cell. You must finish each turn in the same cell you started the turn in. This may be different from the cell you started the fight in, for instance, if you are pushed or thrown.

• To each his pwn: Fails if you attack an enemy summon another player has attacked. Summons' attacks count as attacks from the summoner, and thus cannot attack an enemy that has been attacked by another player, but may attack an enemy that has been attacked by a summon of the same summoner.

• Two for the price of one: If the enemies are killed during your turn, strictly two must be killed, or none at all.
  • If the enemies are killed after the player ends their turn (by poison, glyph, or summons) then only the maximum of two kills applies. You will not fail the challenge if only one enemy dies by summon, glyph or poison, but you will fail if three summons each kill one enemy, or three enemies die by glyph or poison before your next turn begins.
  • Be careful, as you may be left with one enemy, and will fail the challenge if you directly kill it as there is no other enemy to complete the challenge.
  • Killing two enemies and then having a summon/glyph/poison kill an enemy will result in failing the challenge.
  • Killing one enemy will fail the challenge as soon as you end your turn. So a kill done by poison/glyph/summon will not pair a kill during your turn.

• Unpredictable: Fails if you attack an enemy summon.

• Untouchable: Does not fail due to damage done by or on summons.

• Versatile: Does not fail by casting a spell which previously had a critical failure.

• Zombie: Can fail on the winning turn; the final blow must be made after 1 MP is spent. MP lost from drains or debuffs do not count. Moreover the challenge can also fail if you have no MP: you have to use 1 MP no matter what.

• Unwilling Volunteer: Does not fail if you kill enemy summon first.

From EQ2i, the EverQuest II wiki

Race: Zombie

other resources Allakhazam's

These shambling creatures are the remains of the fallen of any race. Their once peacefully resting remains have been reanimated by some foul Necromancer, clawing their way out of coffins and graves. These creatures are devoid of any of their former sentience, knowing only the overpowering need to feed upon the living. 

• For the Lore & Legend quest for this race, see Lore and Legend: Zombie.
  

From The Vault

A zombie is an animated human body devoid of a soul, with no free will, originating from the Voodoo belief system.

In Fallout the word was used for themselves by Set's ghoul gangsters^[1], and was pejoratively used towards Children of the Cathedral cultists^[2][3].

In Fallout 2, the word can be used towards Wooz and he appears to be deeply offended^[4].

References

1. ↑ Ganger dialogue file
2. ↑ CoC zombie dialogue file
3. ↑ Lasher's dialogue file
4. ↑ Wooz dialogue file

From Final Fantasy Wiki

Zombie may refer to:

• The recurring enemy.
• The recurring status.
• The spell from Final Fantasy VIII.

From GuildWiki

The Zombie Warlock, a typical Zombie

Zombies are a sub-species of the Undead in the bestiary of Guild Wars.

Like all undead creatures, they take double damage from Holy damage.

Unlike most undead, they are considered fleshy and are susceptible to bleeding, poison, and disease.

In addition, Zombies leave exploitable corpses.

Items dropped

Known Sub-types

From Grand Theft Wiki

A Zombie.

The Zombie is a Harley-Davidson styled motorbike featured in GTA IV, made by Steel Horse and a variant of the Zombie is made by Liberty Chop Shop.

Description

Manufactured by Steel Horse and Liberty Chop Shop, the Zombie resembles a custom Harley-Davidson motorbike with a rigid body frame, as evidenced by the lack of a separate rear suspension module. The engine is a chain-driven, two-cylinder V-Twin internal combustion engine with a manual transmission, as evidenced by the foot-actuated gear shifter. The Zombie has elongated "ape hanger" type handlebars, which make cornering difficult with the increased sweep caused by the handle arms.

The Zombie is a favorite of the Lost Brotherhood biker gang. The Lost's Zombie, called a Zombie B, is distinguishable by its "redwall" tires (compared to the conventional variant's whitewall tires), black rims, black panelings and frame, a custom gas tank with custom pin striping, an oversized carburetor on the right side of the engine, and a repositioned jolly roger on the gas tank lid. The Lost Zombies can be found in Acter, near Gracie Ancelotti's house, but are quite rare.

The customized Zombie ridden by a member of Gunthugs M.C.

The customized gas tank of the "Lost" Zombie.

Performance

While able to reach a decent top speed, the Zombie's handling suffers due to the oversized front tire, and the bike is susceptible to oversteer. It can only do wheelies from high revs, and by transferring weight to the back before taking off.

The Zombie has mostly good handling. Its speed and braking are superior to most motorcycles in GTA IV, compensating for its flaws.

Trivia

• The default radio station in the Zombie is Liberty Rock Radio 97.8.
• In the GTA IV mission No Way on the Subway, and in The Lost and Damned, Jim Fitzgerald is depicted riding a Zombie B with redwall tires.

Locations

• Usually spawns all over Middle Park.
• Spawns when driving mostly any motorcycle.
• Found near Acter, driven by The Lost.

Notable Owners

• Jim Fitzgerald

From Halopedia, the Halo Wiki

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Zombie (or Zombies, Pandemic, and Dawn of The Dead) is a player-created game variant originating in Halo 2, although variants are also played in Halo PC. It's roots are now untraceable, and has become so popular that it has been translated into Halo 3 as Infection, with a few minor edits and many more custom game tools. The basic rules involve two teams: a small starting green (or blue in some cases) team and a relatively large red team. There are no shields; red sports Shotguns and Pistols and green (the zombies) sports Energy Swords. Whenever a red team member is killed, they must switch to green team. The ultimate goal is to last as long as possible without getting killed by the Zombies, and becoming one themselves.

In Halo 3

The Gametype Infection features the living death known as Zombies. With quotes such as Infected and New Zombie commonly appearing. The aim is for the Zombies to kill all of the living to join their ranks. Although people can do the Zombie gametype from Halo 2 in Halo Slayer, Zombies have now been given their own, specific game.

Trivia

• Initially, the game variant has honor rules, meaning there is no in-game mechanic that forces the a red player to switch teams after being killed (infected). Halo 3's Infection Mode, however, forces humans to become zombies after being killed, eliminating the honor rules. In Halo 3, the zombies are black and the humans are usually their own color.

Internal Links

• Infection -- the Halo 3 gametype.
• Zombie Killing Spree -- the medal earned when killing five zombies without dying.
• Zombie Repeller -- Another Zombie Medal

External Links

Zombies at Wikipedia

From Lostpedia

Zombies may refer to:

• Debunked theories#Zombies
• Joke script pages#Zombies
• Zombies in a video game mentioned by Yusef

From Marvel Database

This is the Zombie disambiguation page. A = Appearances · I = Images · G = Gallery · F = Fan Art · Q = Quotes

Zombie (The Character)

Zombie (The Comic)

Recipes Wiki, the recipe cookbook YOU can contribute to!

The Zombie is an exceptionally strong cocktail made of fruit juices and rum, so named for its perceived effects on the drinker. It first appeared in the late 1930s, invented by Donn Beach (formerly Ernest Raymond Beaumont-Gannt) of Hollywood's Don the Beachcomber restaurant. He concocted it one afternoon in the late 1930s for a friend who had dropped by his restaurant before flying to San Francisco. The friend left after having consumed three of them. He returned several days later to say that he had been turned into a zombie for his entire trip. Its smooth, fruity taste works to conceal its extremely high alcohol content. For many years the Don the Beachcomber restaurants limited their customers to 2 zombies apiece.

There are countless variations on the Zombie; every bar, chain restaurant, and individual seems to have their own take on it. The following is only one of many possible zombies but is not as potent as the original recipe.

Info

Cook Time:

Serves: 1

Ingredients

• 1 oz light rum
• 1 oz golden rum
• 1 oz dark rum
• 1 oz apricot brandy
• 1 oz pineapple juice
• 1 oz papaya juice
• Dash of Grenadine or other syrup
• 1/2 oz 151-proof rum

Garnish

• pineapple
• cherry

Directions

1.Shake all ingredients except the 151-proof rum in a shaker with ice.

2.Strain into a Collins or hurricane glass filled with ice cubes.

3.Float the 151-proof rum on top.

4.Garnish with pineapple and cherry.

Source

• Zombie from the Wikibooks Bartending Guide—original source of recipe, licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

Zombie

Release date	Unknown edit
Combat level	13, 18, 24, 25, 30, 32, 40, 44, 53, 78
Hitpoints	22, 23, 24, 30, ... 40, 56, ...
Slayer level	Level 1
Slayer XP	23, 24, 30, 30, ... 40, 56, ...
Members only?	No
Aggressive?	Depends on location and level.
Poisonous?	No
Immune to poison?	No
Attack style	Melee
Max hit	8
Weakness	Crumble Undead, Salve amulet (e), Slash attacks
Always drops	Bones
Examine text	"The walking dead." "Dead (wo)man walking." "Could his name be 'Lurch'?"

For the random event reward, see zombie outfit. For the guardian that used to appear while burying bones, see Zombie (random event)

Zombies are very common monsters in RuneScape, appearing in several different locations. They have the largest variety of combat levels of all monsters in RuneScape.

Players may kill zombies to obtain the rare Champion scroll (zombie) in order to fight the Zombie Champion in the Champion's Challenge minigame.

As zombies are undead monsters, they are vulnerable to the Crumble Undead spell and the effects of a Salve amulet.

Zombies generally have a low defence for their combat level.

Zombie can refer to the following:

• Any monster whose name is zombie. This article covers these monsters.
• A class of undead creatures: zombies, Armoured zombies, Undead ones, Zogres (zombie ogres), Zombie hands, Zombie monkeys, Zombie pirates, etc. When given a Slayer assignment for zombies, any zombie-class creature can be targeted.
• Undead human zombies, including zombies, armoured zombies, and pirate zombies but not zogres or zombie monkeys.

Locations

• Tree Gnome Village (dungeon)
• Entrana (dungeon)
• Edgeville Dungeon
• Chaos Tunnels
• Graveyard of Shadows (level 20 wilderness)
• Stronghold of Security (Second floor)
• Varrock Sewers (level 13, level 18, and level 24)
• In Mr. Mordauts classroom (unattackable)
• Wizards' Guild
• Draynor Sewers
• Lair of Tarn Razorlor (dungeon)

Location by combat level

Note: This table may be incomplete, as zombies appear in very many places. Some locations are in members-only areas, require quests to enter, require the ability to enter a guild, etc., so consider checking the location's description before going there to hunt zombies.

Many zombie locations are far from banks. For players wishing to slay zombies and bank their drops, consider the following:

• Low-level zombies
  • The Draynor Sewers are moderately close to the Draynor Village bank.
• Medium-level zombies
  • The Lair of Tarn Razorlor (dungeon) has a banker. However, using this dungeon requires the Haunted Mine quest, The Lair of Tarn Razorlor miniquest, and a 100-coin fee to the banker for each access to the bank.
  • The zombie cave in the Chaos Tunnels is easily accessed from entrance #1 to tunnels and is thus moderately close to the Edgeville bank. However, care should be taken because entrance #1 is in low-level Wilderness and also enters the cave with rather dangerous Gargoyles. Also, the tunnels are a multicombat area, and aggressive Skeletons in the cave with the zombies may interfere with zombie hunting.
• High-level Undead ones
  • Level 68 and 73 undead ones are by the entrance to Shilo Village, which is quite near the bank in the village. However, the Shilo Village quest is required for access to the village. Undead ones count as zombies for slayer tasks. When killed, the undead ones emit a 'green thick mist' that chokes you, doing some minor damage for a couple seconds. This mist is not poison, so anti-poison has no effect. The net effect is that players will take some extra damage killing these undead ones.

Also, player looking for good drops from zombies should instead consider slaying Armoured zombies in the Chaos Temple Dungeon.

Champions' Challenge

Zombies are one of the 'races' who have lesser champions in the Champions' Challenge minigame. To fight the Zombie Champion, the player must kill zombies until one drops a Champion scroll, which is a very rare drop.

It should be noted that whilst undead ones count towards a zombie slayer task, they do not drop Champion scrolls.

Drops

100% Drops

• Bones

Herbs (members)

Dropped by Level 18, Level 24 and Level 30 Zombies:

• Grimy guam (common)
• Grimy marrentill (uncommon)
• Grimy tarromin (only for level 18 upwards, uncommon)
• Grimy harralander (Semi-Rare)
• Grimy ranarr (Rare, 1/90 kills -Level 44+)
• Grimy irit
• Grimy avantoe
• Grimy kwuarm (Rare)
• Grimy cadantine (Extremely Rare)
• Grimy lantadyme (Extremely Rare)
• Grimy dwarf weed (Extremely Rare)

Weapons and armour

• Bronze hatchet
• Bronze longsword
• Bronze medium helmet
• Bronze kiteshield
• Iron Dagger
• Iron hatchet
• Iron mace
• Rune javelin (5)
• Iron arrows (5, 8)
• Steel arrows (5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 27, 32)
• Mithril arrows (1-2)
• Shield left half

Runes

• Chaos runes (4)
• Air runes (3)
• Fire runes (7)
• Mind runes (5-7)
• Body runes (3-11)
• Nature runes (6)
• Law runes (2)
• Cosmic runes (2)
• Nature talisman (Extremely Rare)

Quest Items

• 2 limestone bricks - (dropped by zombies in Melzar's maze)
• Supercompost potion (1 dose) - Dropped by zombies in the Lair of Tarn Razorlor
• Blue key (in Melzar's Maze)
• Zombie bone (m) (after completion of the first part and used in the second part of the Rag and Bone Man quest)

Other Drops

• 1-82 Coins
• Tinderbox
• Fishing bait
• Tile
• Beer
• Uncut gems
• Copper ore
• 6 Iron ore (noted)
• Ashes
• Eye of Newt
• Unholy Mould
• Blue Charm
• Zombie champion scroll (rare)     About 1/500 Kills. Ring of Wealth Will Not Help, confirmed by Mod Mark.
• Half a meat pie (very rare)

Trivia

• A Zombie bone, which differs from the usual bones dropped by Zombies, is a rare drop after completion of the first part of the Rag and Bone Man quest. It is one of the items in the wish list for the second part of the quest. This bone cannot be buried.
• Zombies have more graphical diversity (different-looking versions) than any other creature in the game.
• Unlike other zombies, the zombie in the bridge event during Temple Trekking does not drop bones of any kind and has the examine, "I wonder if he'd let me borrow his hatchet?" It also has a guaranteed drop of a bronze hatchet, which can be used to complete the event.
• One of the various examines for a zombie is "Could his name be 'Lurch'?". This may be a reference to the butler in The Addams Family, Lurch.
• Various zombie combat animations were reworked on 9 November 2009.
• In The quest Defender Of Varrock, zombies attacked Varrock. One of them would be non-aggressive to you even though other zombies were aggressive to you. This was a bug and fixed by Jagex during September 2009.
• Note that Zombies in the Defender Of Varrock Quest and the Armoured Zombies in the base of Wilderness do drop Champion Scrolls as well!

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Zombie

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Zomies
Designation	Undead Sentient
Planet of origin	Various
Height of average adult	Various
Skin color	Various decaying skin
Hair color	Various decaying hair
Distinctions	Undead

[Source]

A zombie was a sentient creature that had been reanimated from the dead.

History

Through Sith alchemy the Sith were able to create Korriban zombies as guardians of the Valley of the Dark Lords.

The Zelosian people believed that zombies existed on their planet. That particular phenomenon was later attributed to parasitic worms infesting corpses and causing zombie-like movement.

Zombies were known to be used by the energy vampire Rajine, who utilized their services against trespassers and as palace help. Although it is unknown whether this effect would be had upon all zombies, Rajine's minions were turned against her using a Jedi holocron.

During the Second Battle of Geonosis, the Jedi Luminara Unduli went missing during a storm. She entered a temple and disappeared. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker were sent to investigate with a squad of clone troopers lead by Commander Cody. They found Geonosians controlled by a hive mind that was so strong, it could resurrect dead warriors, similar to zombies. This was achieved by using Brain worms.

The Rakghoul Plague was able to turn beings into mindless creatures similar to zombies.

Stormtroopers were infected with some kind of virus on the Imperial prison barge Purge which turned them into something like zombies..

Around 1 BBY an Imperial biological weapons project had been tasked with engineering a virus, under the codename of Blackwing. The virus seemed to turn almost any being, living or dead, who came in contact with it to a mindless flesh-craving undead creature. These creatures seemed to possess only primitive feral instincts after being turned, but were able to communicate and learn from each other through what seemed like unintelligible screeching. They were also capable of operating machinery and handling weapons, such as blasters, and were even able to pilot ships, such as X-Wings and TIE Fighters.

Han Solo and Chewbacca once visited an uncharted planet which was haunted by dead, living skeletal figures. These zombies were once the 1,000 crew members of a Great Interplanetary Ark that had crashed on the planet some time before. The souls would haunt the villagers every night, because they never made the land. However, Solo laid down two lines of tandgor gems to light a runway for the ghostly form of the Great Interplanetary Ark to land, finally putting the souls to rest.^[1]

Zombie Storm Trooper concept art for the Star Wars Galaxies Death Troopers update.

Appearances

• Outbound Flight (Mentioned only)
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Legacy of Terror"
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Brain Invaders"
•  "No Way Out" - Clone Wars Adventures: Volume 9
• "The Eye"
• Coruscant Nights I: Jedi Twilight (Mentioned only)
• Death Troopers
• Star Wars Galaxies
• Star Wars Journal: Hero for Hire (Mentioned only)
• Galaxy of Fear: City of the Dead
• Luke Skywalker and the Shadows of Mindor
• Assault at Selonia (Mentioned only)

Non-canon appearances

• Planet of the Dead (Ambiguously canonical source)
• Lunch Break (Mentioned only)

Sources

• Planets of the Galaxy, Volume Two
•  Hapes: Ladies First on Wizards.com (article)

Notes and references

External Links

• What to Expect from Clone Wars dark second season, an article at io9.com
• Zombie, Revenant and Lich on Wikipedia

From TibiaWiki

This creature is in the The Undead class. Zombie 500 Hit points 280 Experience points per kill Summon/Convince: --/-- Abilities: Melee (0-130), Distance Life Drain (15-24) Mana Drain (14-23), Death Hit (30-49). Pushable: ? Push Objects: ? Est. Max. Damage: 203 hp per turn Immune To: Death, Energy, Ice, Earth, Drown, Life Drain, Paralysis, Drunkenness Strong To: Fire (-50%) Neutral To: Physical, Holy Weak To: Sounds: "Mst.... klll...."; "Whrrrr... ssss.... mmm.... grrrrl"; "Dnnnt... cmmm... clsrrr...."; "Httt.... hmnnsss...". Behavior: Zombies fight to the death and are more dangerous than Crypt Shamblers. Field Notes: None. Location: Cemetery Quarter, Vampire Castle, Treasure Island. Strategy: Knights should attack on full attack to kill them before they can drain your mana. When facing more than three, try to reposition yourself so only two of them can attack you. These monsters drop enough loot that can be sold to make hunting them with 75/75+ skills worthwhile. Stealth Rings may be useful to kill them when there are three or more. Paladins should keep distance and kill it like a Demon Skeleton, however keep an eye on your mana as you may die if it drops too low. Bringing some health potions is recommended. Mages would have the worst time hunting, as they're immune to most elements and resistant to fire, if you do wish to hunt them it's a good idea to summon two demon skeletons, as they won't take much damage and let them do the work. You can add support them from the back using Explosion runes to speed the kill. It is recommended that you use your mana as often as you can because it will be wasted by mana drain. Loot: 0-64 gp, Mace, Torch, Brass Helmet, Halberd, Rotten Meat, Steel Helmet, Battle Hammer, Rusty Armor (Common), Half-Eaten Brain (semi-rare?), Mana Potion (rare), Simple Dress (rare), Life Ring (rare) (Loot Statistics) See also: Creatures. Add historical information about this creature.

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From Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki

Sadly, we are cheated a "Brawn of the Dead" pun-reference.

Although Transformers are often rebuilt or otherwise brought back from apparent death, there are also many examples of them being partially reanimated as zombies, either self-aware or under the control of another.

Fiction

Generation One

Cartoon continuity

Don't forget to kill Philip!

While fleeing from Galvatron's Decepticons, Rodimus Prime and his Autobots find refuge inside an Autobot funeral barge, where Daniel Witwicky stumbled upon the reanimated form of Optimus Prime. Though most of the Autobots did not believe Daniel's story, Rodimus was obsessed with Optimus's memory, and tracked him down. After finding Optimus seemingly still alive, Rodimus happily handed over the Matrix of Leadership. However, things were not as they appeared, and Optimus immediately turned on them, left them to die in the funeral barge, and escaped in a ship he had built.

Upon Optimus' return to Cybertron, he claimed that Rodimus and his crew had died due to a cruel Quintesson trick, and commanded every single Autobot to help him strike back. This was just what the Quintessons had orchestrated from the beginning, having reanimated the Autobots' former leader solely for the purpose of leading the entire faction into a deadly trap. Now without the Matrix, Hot Rod and his crew had managed to escape, and Hot Rod battled Optimus one-on-one in an attempt to reclaim the Matrix and get to the bottom of this deception. The real Optimus eventually resurfaced, returned the Matrix to Rodimus, once again gave him his blessing, and the Autobots retreated. Optimus's final act would be to pilot their ship into the trap, detonating it, and leaving a nova behind... Dark Awakening if he hadn't come back again later anyway.

Masterforce

Paaanties...paaaantieeees...

After stealing dead bodies from medical universities, Dauros and Gilmer infused them with evil energy from Devil Z. These human zombies (in matching Decepticon jumpsuits) had begun to lay siege to a local city when Lander, who was nearby, changed into his Pretender form and battled them. However, the zombies began to disappear in a flash of light after they had run out of energy.

The Decepticons realized that they needed to infuse life energy from living humans into the zombies to avoid this problem. After kidnapping several human boys, the Autobot Pretenders came to the rescue and befriended one of the boys, Cab, who joined their team. Terror! The Decepticons' Manhunt

Marvel Comics continuity

We take Pete's car, we drive over to mum's, we go in, take care of Phillip, then we grab mum, we go over to Liz's place, hole up, have a cup of tea and wait for all this to blow over. How's that for a slice of fried gold?

In a desperate bid to stop Grimlock from exploding the walking bomb Guardian, Wheeljack radio-controlled the body of Optimus Prime (Shockwave had the head), to grab Grimlock's arm. Without a brain module to control its functions Prime's hand could not let go of Grimlock's arm. This resulted in Grimlock's hand being ripped off when he was knocked away from Prime by the Guardian robot. The Wrath of Grimlock!

Several years later Ultra Magnus and the Sparkler Mini-Bots encountered similar technology used on a much broader scale. Traveling via dimensional portal to the new home of Emirate Xaaron's resistance movement in Kalis, they arrived to find the place vacant and ransacked by beings unknown. After capturing the Decepticon Flywheels in Tyrest and bringing him back into Kalis, their captive shook with fear. The dead walk in Kalis!, he warned, as the fists of the unliving punched up through the ground beneath them.

Though Ultra Magnus refused to return Flywheels's gun to him, the Decepticon helped Magnus and the Sparklers beat back the undead hordes. Their attempts, however, seemed futile -- no matter how hard their attackers were damaged, they still functioned! Finally, Flywheels and the Sparklers reverted to vehicle mode, where they could use their weapons to destroy the zombies more effectively. But alas, Magnus was stunned to realize that the beings they put down were formerly Autobots. Realizing that the zombies were being animated by remote using a radio signal, they travelled ten kliks outside Kalis to the Baird Beaming Transmitter. The signal was indeed shut down, and Magnus discovered that the signal was coming from deep within Cybertron... City of Fear!

Insert obtuse Cranberries reference here.

The zombies were actually activated by the mad Autobot scientist Flame and sent to stalk the area surrounding Kalis to scare off intruders, while he set into motion his doomed plan to transform Cybertron into a spacefaring battlestation. Though he captured his rival Emirate Xaaron and other inhabitants of Autobase, he would have been easily thwarted -- if not for his zombification of the late Wreckers leader, Impactor. Legion of the Lost! The current Wreckers leader, Springer, was shocked into inaction at the sight of his former leader, and if it weren't for Impactor's mind reasserting itself, the planet would have been lost. Impactor once again sacrificed his life to save the others, staying behind to deactivate Flame's mechanism as it annihilated him. Meltdown!

Leeeadership... Leaaadershiiip...

Later, Dreadwind and Darkwing were sent by Megatron to reclaim Starscream's charred corpse on Earth. Starscream's remains were possessed by the essence of the Underbase and went on an insane rampage, nearly killing Dr. Susan Hoffman and her assistants. After Starscream was diverted away from the humans by Backstreet, Dogfight, and Override, the trio of Triggerbots tried in vain to stop the rampaging zombie. Eventually, the Underbase realized it was acting insane and regained control, but as soon as it did, Dreadwind and Darkwing siphoned all the power out of it, and Starscream's corpse returned to being an inanimate pile of scrap, which the pair quickly collected. Race with the Devil

Goddamn, Goldbug's creepy. Guess this explains why Ratchet prefers him as Bumblebee.

Meanwhile, Ratchet had been working long hours to repair the Autobots' massive number of casualties from the Underbase Saga -- so long, that he began to hallucinate, seeing his patients rise up from their repair beds and blame him for their condition. Megatron, to whom the corpse of Starscream was being delivered, required Ratchet to repair him, so the former Decepticon leader sent the Micromaster Sports Car Patrol to trick Ratchet into returning with them to Cybertron. To do this, Blackjack and his fellow Micromasters made Ratchet's hallucination real, animating Ratchet's patients. However, this began to backfire when Ratchet decided to give himself up to his accusers. The Sports Car Patrol decided this wasn't the best course of action and tried to lure him back with a different plan. Back from the Dead

While looking for clues to the identity of Playback's killer, Nightbeat suddenly found himself, Siren, and Hosehead under attack by the prime suspect -- Thunderwing! Ultimately, Nightbeat was able to save their lives by having his Headmaster partner, Muzzle, become the head of Playback's corpse, momentarily distracting Thunderwing with its scary zombieness. As soon as Muzzle jumped clear, the trio of Autobots fired at the corpse's fuel supply, causing a huge explosion which forced Thunderwing into retreat. The Big Shutdown!

IDW comics continuity

One of these guys was probably Skids.

Kup had been marooned on a distant planet for quite some time when They started coming for him. They only came at night, when the suns would stop filtering through the planet's beautiful, indigenous crystals, creating such beautiful music... Kup could not allow Them to take the music away from him, and even though his buddy Outback, the only other survivor of Kup's crew, refused to help him, Kup was able to beat back every single last one of Them every single night when they'd come for him.

What Kup didn't know is that They were not zombies, but Autobots sent in to rescue him. The antique anti-rad armor they wore to protect themselves from the extreme radiation caused by the crystals also disguised their identities to Kup, who was suffering hallucinations at the hand of the radiation. Oops. Spotlight: Kup

Beast Era

Beast Wars Metals manga

He really shouldn't have taken that Aztec gold.

As Optimus Primal's corpse floated in Earth's orbit following his sacrifice at the hands of the aliens' Planet Buster, Predacon Megatron realized true strength was not only in numbers (fashioning himself an army of drones), but also in retrieving Primal's remains, reassembling it, and reanimating it as a zombie. Upon initial activation, the zombie asserted its dominance over Megatron's new army of drones.

Thankfully, before Megatron and Tarantulas could make the process permanent, the Maximals showed up and Rhinox injected Primal's Spark (which he had retrieved from Transwarp space) into his old body. Thus ended the short career of Zombie Convoy. Beast Wars Metals manga

Beast Wars Neo

Unicron possessed the dead body of Galvatron. Much fun was had.

Beast Machines

Yeessss... Yeeesssss....

After the defeat of Megatron and the Maximals' takeover of the Grand Mal, Silverbolt and Blackarachnia were investigating the fields of sparkless Transformer bodies when they were attacked by a zombie-like creature. A seemingly-invincible corpse battled them. Blackarachnia attempted to use her energo-web attacks, but it merely absorbed them, until finally, after Blackarachnia threw another corpse's power core at it, the zombie collapsed. A mysterious energy ball lifted from the zombie, and it disappeared through a grate in the ground.

The energy ball appeared next in the technorganic orchard that Rattrap and Botanica were tending, bringing life to a deactivated Motorcycle Drone. Botanica attempted to use her energy weapon powers against it, but like Blackarachnia's energo-webs, it merely absorbed her attack. After being expelled too from this body, it fled to the surface into a deactivated Aero Drone, where it attacked Cheetor, Obsidian, and Strika. Nightscream tried a different approach of "draining" the creature of its power, but it drained Nightscream's own power from him. The Maximals began to see a pattern in the zombies' attacks, and regrouped inside the Grand Mal, which seemed to be its target. Finally, Rattrap had an epiphany, realized what was going on, and captured the energy ball inside a diagnostic drone. The energy ball was actually the polarized Spark of Megatron. Surprise! Spark of Darkness

Unicron Trilogy

Cybertron

Kiiiickerrr...Kiiiicker... our Plaaanetts...

Despite Unicron's apparent death inside the Unicron Singularity, his essence's will was still strong enough to use the reality-altering black hole to bring the Terrorcon Scorponok to Cybertron. Now Dark Scorponok, this undead creature stalked the evacuated planet surface, screaming in hunger and pain, crying out for Sparks upon which to feast. At first Dark Scorponok assaulted Skyfall, Balancing Act, Part 2 who survived due to his powerful forcefield ability, but the monster was drawn away by Ramjet's evil Mini-Con minions, towards the Primary Energon Reserves Control, where Vector Prime and Sentinel Maximus were located. Balancing Act, Part 3 After a prolonged fight, Sentinel Maximus was able to defeat Dark Scorponok, after which he and Vector Prime realized this was just a diversion. Leaving what was left of Dark Scorponok, unable to solve his affliction, their attentions were needed elsewhere, below the planet's surface. Balancing Act, Part 4

Movie

Titan Magazines

Mission City--28 Minutes Later...

Immediately after Megatron's death, Starscream appointed himself the commander of the Decepticons... who were all dead. Noticing the mechanical devices that the All Spark had animated, Starscream tore the solidified All Spark energy from them and used it to turn the Decepticon corpses into undead soldiers. Without any mental functions whatsoever, they simply walked forward and attempted to kill, and very nearly tore apart the weakened Autobots before Ratchet worked out how to stop them. Transformers Comic issue 7

Transformers Animated

I'll swallow your SPARK!

Space barnacles are parasitic life-forms that can be considered "zombie-inducing" in their quest for energy. Some of them attached themselves to the dead body of Megatron and managed to reanimate it, evolving themselves into semi-awareness and later absorbing other machines. In this state, they shared with zombies the property to "infect" other robots by simple contact, turning them also into mindless drones, ready to spread the infection. ("Normal" space barnacles simply drain energy, but presumably do not take over Transformer minds.) Prowl and Bumblebee were finally cured from their contact with the creature when Sari blasted the space barnacles off with hot water. Nature Calls

Honorable mentions

• Jetfire, while he was an animated unliving Transformer controlled by Shockwave and later Buster, was not strictly a Zombie. He was not given life until after he was used as a mindless puppet by diabolical masters.
• Metrotitan is not a reanimated Metroplex as was commonly believed for some time.
• Dinobot II, though he looked like an undead Dinobot I, was more of a Frankenstein's Monster than a zombie.
• Primeval Dawn's "Zombie Tarantulas," as referred to by some fans, did inhabit the reconfigured remains of his previous body. This seemed to be a full return to life, despite his new black and gray color scheme, rather than being undead.
• Energon Starscream, though brought back from the dead, was more ghosty than zombie-y. Even Aaron Archer referred to him as an "Energon ghost."
• Dark Crumplezone, though he was also brought back from the dead, likewise wasn't very zombie-y; indeed, he even came back smarter (according to his on-package bio) and with his personality intact.

From Yu-Gi-Oh Card Maker Wiki

Zombie monsters represent undead beings, mostly mummies or apparitions. They are perhaps the best sub-type at Swarming the field. Zombie monsters may be easy to dispose of, but in many cases, they'll just keep returning to the field. They are usually Dark monsters, although a noticable number are Earth, and represent the living dead.

Zombies also have their own Structure Deck, Structure Deck 2: Zombie Madness and Structure Deck 15: Zombie World.