In the history of the genre of zombies, these mixers of meat mixing to make more moaning and moaning. The tastes of “Warm Bodies”, “Return of the Living Dead”, “Z Nation” and “Izombie” have all seen members of the living dead on occasion. But has this particular element ever found its way in “The Walking Dead” at any time in the 11 seasons of the show?
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The small screen adaptation of the hellish comic strips of Robert Kirkman, post-apocalyptic, included real horrors, many of which were caused by the wandering terrorist in the world but by the last lie of humanity trying to avoid them. Admittedly, however, the only thing that remained consistent was the walkers themselves. Traveling on the stairs, alone or out of pairs, everyone knew where they were standing with the show-off of the show (who were born from a virus in France And never focused on the reduction on anyone who was still alive). What they did not do is speak. However, towards the end of the series, the zombies began to show signs of intelligence, while the creatives of the show began to fold the rules with which they had played in the previous decade.
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During the last season of “The Walking Dead”, the walkers were able to operate door handles and climb walls, thus suggesting that there was, in fact, something going on the floor after all. That said, there was an opportunity in which viewers were shocked to see what seemed to be walkers really speaking, only for the series to reveal that they were something much more deadly.
Speaking walkers turned out to be whispered in walking dead
Of all the threats to which the heroes have been faced in “The Walking Dead”, perhaps the most scary of the group may have been the whispers. These antagonists made their debut on the program through their stealth method: walking between walkers. Season 9, episode 6, “Who are you now?” (himself is part of One of the best seasons of “The Walking Dead” Overall) shows the whispers bearing the skin decaying the living dead, allowing them to hide from the herds of walkers and, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, whisper each other in search of Rosita (Christian Serratos) and Eugene (Josh McDermitt). Led by the Alpha of Samantha Morton and later The beta version of Ryan HurstThis haunting terrain has brought a new wave of terror for the uninitiated, briefly suggesting that walkers had become scary intelligent.
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This nightmarish idea to speak of walkers was finally returned thanks to the mental decline of the beta during its last days. Casté after losing his friend and leader alpha, the grip of beta on reality begins to slip, the lover to start imagining that real walkers (and not just his whispecist colleagues) are talking to him now. Although it all turned out to be a hallucination, it was still quite disturbing to see and tease what the Kirkman universe would look like if a rotten local, for a long time, turned to our heroes and began to discuss.
Of course, like a handful of spin-offs “Walking Dead” continue to guide us through this world, there can still happen a time when a walker really has something to say.
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