In the movie World War Z, the north koreans removed the teeth of everyone. In the book the North Koreans disappeared into bunkers. It was theorized that they were all turned into undead and the surviving nations after the war were reluctant to open the bunkers in the fear that doing so would release millions of zombies into a world just starting to recover
Yeah that annoyed me somewhat, the book was definitely better than the film, but it would've been difficult to make a true to novel version on the big screen
@@AeneasGemini I always felt that the best platform for a true WWZ movie would be as an HBO miniseries. Each chapter/POV could be shown in 1-3 one hour episodes, they could even include the narrative aspect of the book by including the beginning of the interview at the start of the episode and then going into the flashback section as the episode progressed.
Mass Effect's apocalypse seems real awful but at least one dude survived on Eden Prime by sleeping behind a dumpster, so it's at least a little survivable.
At first I thought it was specifically going to be ones in films... then I saw Mass Effect. Quite frankly I'd say the Flood would be the hardest to survive out of *any* of them.
@@tyranidhivemind889 Indeed. This is definitely seen in gameplay, with infection forms able to turn corpses into combat forms, at least in Halo 3, due to advancements. Anyway, even if they couldn't use a corpse for combat, it's still useful as just biomass.
Prototype Blacklight Virus. Seriously, about one in ten zombies are walkers who can run up walls and take off down the street faster than a speeding car. Then you have the hunters who not only have the speed of walkers but are durable enough to shrug off the attacks from a battle tank but can even lift, flip, and throw that tank.
I think a break down of the Flood, Borg, Replicators, maybe the bugs from Starship Troopers? The brain bug gives it a kind of 'zombie' feel it. After all it does suck out peoples brains.
basically any fantasy necromancer zombie plague sort of thing would match those on the list. the necromancers typically can create different versions of zombies and other undead, with the basic dumb zombie as the cheap self replicating fodder. the slightly more advanced ones are upgraded versions of their living counterparts, with the most advanced being formless or with some other super powered ability that makes them a massive threat on their own. all of this is centered at one point on the necromancer, which means that if you survive the plague it can start again if you didn't find and kill the necromancer which is a pretty powerful opponent in their own right.
How about the Resident Evil series? True, the "standard" zombies from them aren't that scary, often being slow, shambling walkers. The scary thing is that, when they're around, you know there are going to be much bigger and more dangerous creatures around as well.
What about Bub from Day of the Dead? He used a gun, untied himself from chains, spoke and remembered books and razors. He also wanted revenge for the murder of the doctor who looked after him.
Yeah that movie scared me close to death! I was like 12 or 13 and one summer night I couldn’t sleep so I turned on my tv, it happened to just be coming on, definitely didn’t go to sleep after that.
@@bowenc24 as bad as that was, 28 weeks later, that scenario is even worse... I don't know if you're into the lore, but there were comics that went into the background. Let's say the road to hell is paved with good intentions...
Why does everybody forget about Return of the Living Dead, those zombies ran way before 28 days later and they are real zombies as in undead. They also retain their human intelligence they are virtually unkillable. And if you're going to count virus infected humans as zombies why not include the creatures from 30 Days of Night and I An Legend, they qualify just the same?
You forgot the zombies from Return of the Living Dead. They were fast smart and literally hard to kill!! That’s a tough zombie apocalypse scenario to survive in!!
Worst Zombie Apocalypse that could happen... Draugr Zombie Apocalypse. And I am talking about Old Norse Folklore Draugr and not the weaklings from Skyrim.
We’re not surviving The T-Virus from Resident Evil or the Necromorphs from Dead Space those should have easily been on the list over Land of The Dead imo.
Plan 9 zombies are scary being able to come back to life after being put down with the ability use weapons. The new zombie movie army of the day looks scary .
A Borg invasion of your planet. The Borg are a spacefaring Empire, capable of high adaptiation. They can assimilate anyone in your population and are even able to revive dead in a pinch. Learnign all the victims knowledge of defense plans, weaknesses or codes. A single Drone treats being rifle-butted in the face like lovetap - unless said rifle is swung by a Klingon. And worst of all: They adapt. In Star Trek they never had enough exposure to things like projectile weapons to adapt to them. If it is your main defense? You can bet they will adapt. And that asume they do not just drop a nanoprobe bomb on your planet, effectively going Biological Warfare to assimilate everyone and everything at once.
next time when you make a similar list can you put the names of the things from the list in description please? i still dont get it how that movie with zombies in ancient Korea is called
I would say World War Z zombies would be some of the most terrifying. Basically 21days later zombies with mass horde abilities that are semi smart and problem solving.
You want to know what I see as the worst? A army of dark hunters that are zombies. Not only do they have powers that make the best bounty hunters like wimps. And only obey the Shadowed one. And they ain't slow, dumb, or weak. The first was know as sentrak. You see him. Oh. And they live for thousands of years. 100,000 years is there mid 40s. And it is from bionicle(lego.).
Sorry youngsters but zombies have been running since 1985 Return of the Living Dead. If you haven't seen it watch it. Even Romero first zombie runs a little.
Ya or you know that curb side face skid mark that looks like it washes his zits out with acid. 'Nemesis' I mean he has rockets and mini guns and all the fun stuff.
The most trying part of Mass effect Husk apocalypse? 2-kilometer tall warship with fleet-destroying weapons that can brainwash you just by being in the same postal code. And it can land in your city.
There is also the fact that half of the Reaper ground forces actually are armed. From Scions, which are several husks glued together along with a big gun, to Rachni turned into artillery pieces, Harvesters doing close air support, and Marauders and Cannibals with their assault rifle-ish armament making up a lot of meat, too, not to mention Brutes. Killing husks is one thing, because they are unarmed and just charge blindly, you can get into a dozen situations where they cant get into melee range, but pretty much everything, except Brutes, is basically a Zombie with either a gun, or a BFG, just made from a species other than humans, so you dont even get the range advantage or the ability to fortify a position.
Um, the Flood? Are we gonna mention the Flood? You know, the hivemind space travelling intelligent zombie infection that uses weapons, ships, and mutated combat forms? The infection that wiped the milky way galaxy clean of hyper intelligent life? The infection that gains the memories of all its victims?
kinda on par with the reapers if you ask me. while the focus was husks, there are other types of "zombies" that the reapers used that have weapons and even abilities
Their post planet lethality really depends on the world/ species they infected. If its a space faring species the the flood spreads like usual overtaking every living thing but, if it's a species that is stuck on their own planet the flood will also be stuck until someone else comes across that planet.
@@lordzox5926 Once the flood are intelligent enough they can also create flood pure forms that can be used in any situation with specific weapons and abilities.
@@RamenHutt But they counted you as if you were in the same setting as they were in the fictional universe. The kingdom example was counting if you were in feudal times. Regardless, your personal survival is basically a 0% chance in a flood infection in almost any setting.
The scene in 28 Weeks Later, where Robert Carlyle is running while a horde of zombies are full on sprinting over and down a hill; after him -always invokes dread for me.
Because he came so damn close to being caught, and ditched his wife to make it.... it's not like those slow ass zombies where you just have to walk away a bit faster than them. Don was running at full sprint on pure adrenaline, and he couldn't maintain that pace for long.
At this point I'm pretty sure allan is trying to gross out as many people as he can by repeatedly showing the human stew scenes from kingdom any chance he gets.
Rakghouls were pretty gnarly too, from what i can tell they can breed, and because of the sith artifact you can have anyone turned into a rakghoul within minutes pretty much, and the only reason they seem rather tame compared to a lot of plagues is because everyone has a ship. Then again i dont know much about them, Allen can you fact check this?
I'd actually be very interested in watching a fight between The Reapers and The flood (from a distant Galaxy on PPV), pretty sure the Reapers would still win. They are basically impossible to defeat by conventional means and they've destroyed the Galaxy so often that they make the Flood look like amateurs
Borg can be outwitted by humans/androids or shot with machine guns. In space, terrifying. As infantry, they suck. More worried about Necromorphs, Flood, or even Reapers.
@@Ramschat Personal force fields is a Star Trek Online thing, nowhere in any of the shows/movies is anyone shown wearing any. So no, they aren't adapting to good old fashioned metal.
@@Rez090 The Borg are shown to have personal defensive shields, I think the assumption that simple bullets are somehow harder to adapt to than phaser fire is likely wrong
I am a little disappointed that the Necromorphs from the “Dead Space” franchise and the global T-Virus outbreak from the live-action “Resident Evil” film series did not make the list. I definitely would not have any chance surviving these two zombie apocalypses.
the scariest part of resident evil to me is that even the birds are fuckin zombies. Like imagine seeing a huge murder of crows coming for your ass. You can't run from that
Yea, and I feel the absolutely strongest unstoppable end of the world zombies were from Return of The Living Dead 2. They can't really be killed, they are smart, they are fast, and burning them poisons the air for more zombies. That movies makes the threat feel real and the outcome hopeless.
Was looking for someone mentioning the chaos plagues of WH40k. Gotta love having your homeworld be the plaything for Grandfather Nurgles new concoctions.
@@edgartostado4778 fair enough since having crotch rot isn’t the least unpleasant experience father nurgle has ever come up with but in 40K generallity, it’s all terrible Get mind R by zneech both mentally and literally so much so you begin to wonder what was their actual goal in the first place🤔🧐 Being invaded by Khorn is much simpler, they’ll simply hack you into pieces all the while their skinning you alive and are on fire, if not your soul is devoured and forever tortured in a daemon engine as fuel. Slaneesh is just overwhelming the senses and whilst more pleasant, less so for your health and soul As for nurgle they are the worst of them all, as I said Khorne commits body horror, zneench commits mental horror as for nurgle just all of he above, where the stench of the dead and rotting are being feasted of corpse flies and maggots, all the while neumonia is wafting in the at carrying a virus which turns you into a living stature forever in pain, or simply gives you eye rot, so much so the Black Death would or covid would be preferable vs the disease and viruses nurgle has plans for you.
Return of the Living Dead! Zombies that can set up ambushes and talk, also the only way to kill them is to completely burn them. Even then, the smoke from the bodies can carry the thing that infects people!
The Cordyceps infection in TLOU is rather terrifying as well. It's not that spectacular compared to the Husks or The Flood or anything, but the idea of walking into a building and realizing too late that it's filled with spores (which weren't dense enough to be visible when you walked in) kinda terrifies me. Like, that building could have been fine a week ago, but now you're just gonna die, there's nothing you can do to stop it.
Everybody talking about The Flood, but nobody said about Dead Space's Necromorph, who wouldn't end unless every biomass in the galaxy are wiped off, completely.
You can also add another factor: Idiocy, in almost all these zombie flics people seems to forget they've a brain, make always the WRONG decision, one of the few realistic ones was Shawn of the Dead, were the Army (finally!) makes short work of the zeds.
“5 hardest zombie apocalypses..” um...the flood from halo (hive mind mutant parasite zombies that absorb their victims knowledge), the taken from destiny (can turn weak willed victims into teleporting ghost with guns), the infested from warframe (can literally infect and puppet machines and computer systems), and the Zombie army (think cod’ zombies but with more super powered zombies that are intelligent and more magic like snipers and necromancers). Seriously feels like they couldn’t think up anything more impressive than a thinking walker.
28 days later “zombies” would be easy to defeat. No need for a headshot since they will die like any other human. The incubation time is like 5 seconds and they have to get their blood on you to infect you so it is easy to spot and contain. In the end they die from stavation…… I dont know why people always bring up 28 days later zombies just because the run……. They are still way to easy to defeat. In general humans will win 10/10 times against walking dead, 28 days, WWZ(book), romeroe zombies etc.
The hardest zombie apocalypse scenario to survive in would be a totally incompetent or plot-neutered military. Fear the Walking Dead comes to mind. The soldiers may as well be firing blanks...
Return of the living dead easily lmao. You can’t even get rid of the zombies because they don’t die unless burnt but if you burn them it becomes airborne. Plus the zombies are smart
Yeah I don't know why he counted 28 days later as a zombie movie. They don't meet any definition of the term. They are infected living people and don't reanimate upon death.
Yeah night of the living dead just didnt happen i guess 😂 not hatin just saying theyve been sprinting since the 80s hell prolly before that even lol love your vids tho man i paint my minis to your videos all the time
In the Zombie in South Korea scenario... Only if we can find a way to lure all the zombies to walk through the mine fields between South and North Korea, then we can destroy the zombie horde, and clear the mind fields at the same time...
Mines don't damage zombies enough to destroy them the way they would living beings. Would work on 28 Days Later/Left for Dead things, but not true undead. Think about it, what would blast damage or shrapnel do if you don't have circulating blood or breathing to worry about? Zombies just need nerves to not be severed.
@@richardarriaga6271 i would assume leading the zombies through the field would cause them to lose limbs and become slower ? That would help the force that is luring them through the field
@@kristiandahl1310 Perhaps, but its less a question of whether the mines outnumber the Zombies, but rather whether youll have more mines than zombies in the area where the zombies are charging, they just wont do you the favor and enter the DMZ everywhere equally, so its a matter of how concentrated they bunch up.
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In the movie World War Z, the north koreans removed the teeth of everyone. In the book the North Koreans disappeared into bunkers. It was theorized that they were all turned into undead and the surviving nations after the war were reluctant to open the bunkers in the fear that doing so would release millions of zombies into a world just starting to recover
Yeah that annoyed me somewhat, the book was definitely better than the film, but it would've been difficult to make a true to novel version on the big screen
@@AeneasGemini would have had to do a game of thrones type series to do the book justice. Maybe someday
@@AeneasGemini The game fills in some spots the movie didn't. The game is so much fun too.
@@AeneasGemini I always felt that the best platform for a true WWZ movie would be as an HBO miniseries. Each chapter/POV could be shown in 1-3 one hour episodes, they could even include the narrative aspect of the book by including the beginning of the interview at the start of the episode and then going into the flashback section as the episode progressed.
Curious, did they turn Into undead?
Mass Effect's apocalypse seems real awful but at least one dude survived on Eden Prime by sleeping behind a dumpster, so it's at least a little survivable.
really?
At first I thought it was specifically going to be ones in films... then I saw Mass Effect. Quite frankly I'd say the Flood would be the hardest to survive out of *any* of them.
@@bigredwolf6 what? yes they can they take all biomass living or dead
The Flood are Parasites, Not Zombies...
@@justinlast2lastharder749 while true they do still use Body's of the dead
@@tyranidhivemind889 Indeed. This is definitely seen in gameplay, with infection forms able to turn corpses into combat forms, at least in Halo 3, due to advancements. Anyway, even if they couldn't use a corpse for combat, it's still useful as just biomass.
@@WhatIsThatThingDoing true they are powerful zombies
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scp 001-a (when day breaks)
halo flood
necromorphs
nurgle demon zombies wh40k
SCP 001 by far worst. Almost 100% turn, before you realize what's going on.
@@vlastimirvukovic yeah and considering all stars in the universe are infected your are doomed
Prototype Blacklight Virus. Seriously, about one in ten zombies are walkers who can run up walls and take off down the street faster than a speeding car. Then you have the hunters who not only have the speed of walkers but are durable enough to shrug off the attacks from a battle tank but can even lift, flip, and throw that tank.
I love 28 days later an absolute classic and would be terrifying in real life
I think a break down of the Flood, Borg, Replicators, maybe the bugs from Starship Troopers? The brain bug gives it a kind of 'zombie' feel it. After all it does suck out peoples brains.
Think you mean the little bugs from the second movie, the ones that can actually infest us. The brain bug wasn't even very smart.
basically any fantasy necromancer zombie plague sort of thing would match those on the list. the necromancers typically can create different versions of zombies and other undead, with the basic dumb zombie as the cheap self replicating fodder. the slightly more advanced ones are upgraded versions of their living counterparts, with the most advanced being formless or with some other super powered ability that makes them a massive threat on their own. all of this is centered at one point on the necromancer, which means that if you survive the plague it can start again if you didn't find and kill the necromancer which is a pretty powerful opponent in their own right.
I never clicked so fast. I hope if this ever happens, I run into Alan, American and English ben on the road and team up to kick some zombie butt
Return of the Living Dead is when zombies FIRST started sprinting
Also the zombies in that movie were literally unkillable. All you can do is burn them and spread the plague even faster!
First time a zombie ate brains and had the ability to speak
@@chanjackie7324 That is a fantastic point :)
How about the Resident Evil series? True, the "standard" zombies from them aren't that scary, often being slow, shambling walkers. The scary thing is that, when they're around, you know there are going to be much bigger and more dangerous creatures around as well.
We all know who to blame if or when the Zombie Apocalypse occur.
Dolphins!
What about Bub from Day of the Dead? He used a gun, untied himself from chains, spoke and remembered books and razors. He also wanted revenge for the murder of the doctor who looked after him.
The flood, dead space, and others. Though the flood is by far the hardest to survive
I thought the thumbnail said "can you see?". Makes sense considering how Sheppard is clearly gouging out the Husk's eyes.
Good to know I'm not the only one traumatized by 28 days later.
Yeah that movie scared me close to death! I was like 12 or 13 and one summer night I couldn’t sleep so I turned on my tv, it happened to just be coming on, definitely didn’t go to sleep after that.
@@bowenc24 as bad as that was, 28 weeks later, that scenario is even worse...
I don't know if you're into the lore, but there were comics that went into the background. Let's say the road to hell is paved with good intentions...
Why does everybody forget about Return of the Living Dead, those zombies ran way before 28 days later and they are real zombies as in undead. They also retain their human intelligence they are virtually unkillable. And if you're going to count virus infected humans as zombies why not include the creatures from 30 Days of Night and I An Legend, they qualify just the same?
You forgot the zombies from Return of the Living Dead. They were fast smart and literally hard to kill!! That’s a tough zombie apocalypse scenario to survive in!!
Train to Busan is all I needed to hear… some scary zombies there
Can you survive 5 of the hardest zombie apocalypses?
Probably not...
Definitely the flood and I can't wait to see that video.
Even if you could survive any of these, would you want to? Great video. Humanity first!
Return of the living dead those zombie could talk and run
You forget 65 million years old Zombie Robots made from 4-dimensional nanotechnology that hails from warhammer 40k and called Necrons
Mine are
1. Halo (Flood)
2. Resident Evil (T Virus)
3. Dead Space
4. Dying Light (Harran Virus)
5. The Walking Dead (Humans)
Easily, Halo, Dead Space, Left 4 Dead, and Resi series
You could probably put the flood on here
The Straumli Blight, Silentium Flood and Homeworld Beast think these are cute.
Worst Zombie Apocalypse that could happen... Draugr Zombie Apocalypse. And I am talking about Old Norse Folklore Draugr and not the weaklings from Skyrim.
Land of the Dead has teleporting Zombies that simply appear behind people.
I would have added Necromorphs from Deadspace
I’d say DayZ would be a hard zombie apocalypse to survive, because bandits everywhere
We’re not surviving The T-Virus from Resident Evil or the Necromorphs from Dead Space those should have easily been on the list over Land of The Dead imo.
Did he forget the flood or does that not count.
Army of dead looks good on Netflix on may 22
Plan 9 zombies are scary being able to come back to life after being put down with the ability use weapons. The new zombie movie army of the day looks scary .
everyone gangster until the zombies unionise
Just make the zombies giant. And fast.
28 Days is not a zombie movie , the infected have not returned from the dead
Trinston was here..
Kingdom is the best zombie series hands down I can't wait for season 3.
Do Husks consume flesh though?
A Borg invasion of your planet.
The Borg are a spacefaring Empire, capable of high adaptiation.
They can assimilate anyone in your population and are even able to revive dead in a pinch. Learnign all the victims knowledge of defense plans, weaknesses or codes.
A single Drone treats being rifle-butted in the face like lovetap - unless said rifle is swung by a Klingon.
And worst of all: They adapt. In Star Trek they never had enough exposure to things like projectile weapons to adapt to them. If it is your main defense? You can bet they will adapt.
And that asume they do not just drop a nanoprobe bomb on your planet, effectively going Biological Warfare to assimilate everyone and everything at once.
Any Apocalypse where the zombies evolve or have special abilities are most likely impossible to survive
What about the Flood in Halo?
What was that last movie?
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next time when you make a similar list can you put the names of the things from the list in description please? i still dont get it how that movie with zombies in ancient Korea is called
it's name is "Kingdom" it's a tv series
How was call of duty zombies not included on this list I mean I - I... h-how?
And it's not just that there's many more like Left 4 Dead resident evil doom, sort of, and more
If you include video games, why skip Dead Space? It's got to be the most terrifying zombie experience out there.
Left 4 dead tanks are got damn hard
I would say World War Z zombies would be some of the most terrifying. Basically 21days later zombies with mass horde abilities that are semi smart and problem solving.
alien zombie dolphins *mic drop*
I just say, I'd rather be in middle-aged europe that has a zombie outbreak then a modern-day europe that has a zombie outbreak.
Everyone would rather be in the middle ages, than modern europe
@@wizard_of_poz4413 yes.
full plate steel armour > infentry plate carrier
CHANGE MY MIND.
@@merkavamkivm3373 I was just saying in general
You want to know what I see as the worst? A army of dark hunters that are zombies. Not only do they have powers that make the best bounty hunters like wimps. And only obey the Shadowed one. And they ain't slow, dumb, or weak.
The first was know as sentrak. You see him. Oh. And they live for thousands of years. 100,000 years is there mid 40s. And it is from bionicle(lego.).
Honestly, I feel most Zombie Apocalypses would include grabbing a gun and praying.
In the UK you're more likely to grab a mace and pray. We've got far more medieval weapons than guns
Number 1 should 100% be necromorphs from dead space series
Sorry youngsters but zombies have been running since 1985 Return of the Living Dead. If you haven't seen it watch it. Even Romero first zombie runs a little.
The only way to stop Papa Nurgle's Zombie Plague is to Exterminatus the planet from orbit.
Kabaneri should be on here, it doesn't say movies so it counts
"He picked up a gun and fired it, how many Zombies have you seen smart enough to do that"
*Resident Evil PTSD flashbacks*
The Juavo's were pretty much human level intelligent but they cant infect people so no big threat.
Bub from Day of the Dead.
STAAAAAARS
@@donaldglenndekle635 Bub was awesome. "Say hello to your aunt Alicia!"
Ya or you know that curb side face skid mark that looks like it washes his zits out with acid. 'Nemesis' I mean he has rockets and mini guns and all the fun stuff.
What about the Flood from Halo? With enough biomass, they can warp the fabric of space and time.
Flood was also in the running but I wanted it to save it for another list
And "one single flood spore can destroy an entire species."
@@GenerationFilms oh I am definitely looking forward to that video the Ultimate zombie/Ultimate parasitic infectious disease
I was thinking the same thing, but I might classify the Flood as more of a parasite than a zombie apocalypse.
@@spartannaomi-a0957 seeing this comment gives me great hope that video and now i cant wait see what Allen says about the flood
The most trying part of Mass effect Husk apocalypse? 2-kilometer tall warship with fleet-destroying weapons that can brainwash you just by being in the same postal code. And it can land in your city.
At which point, you'll either be turned into a murderous techno-zombie, or boiled down into human soup to make more reapers 😬
@@jpritchett42 I always wanted to be part of something bigger than myself
There is also the fact that half of the Reaper ground forces actually are armed. From Scions, which are several husks glued together along with a big gun, to Rachni turned into artillery pieces, Harvesters doing close air support, and Marauders and Cannibals with their assault rifle-ish armament making up a lot of meat, too, not to mention Brutes.
Killing husks is one thing, because they are unarmed and just charge blindly, you can get into a dozen situations where they cant get into melee range, but pretty much everything, except Brutes, is basically a Zombie with either a gun, or a BFG, just made from a species other than humans, so you dont even get the range advantage or the ability to fortify a position.
@TheMan WhoLaughs Dude, not cool, warranted, or accurate.
@TheMan WhoLaughs Leave it to a Republican to bring politics into completely unrelated topics to own the libs.
Watched this because Mass Effect was the thumbnail
Check. So did i
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I’m so ready for ME Legendary addition
Generation films: “These are the 5 Hardest Zombie Apocalypses to Survive
The Flood from Halo: “Are we a joke to you?”
Just become master chief lol
@@Jester4460 even master chief had a problem read the book halo the flood
Grandfather Nurgle has created more than a few zombie plagues.
The rotters from the Clockwork Century series by Cherie Priest are also terrifying.
Um, the Flood? Are we gonna mention the Flood? You know, the hivemind space travelling intelligent zombie infection that uses weapons, ships, and mutated combat forms? The infection that wiped the milky way galaxy clean of hyper intelligent life? The infection that gains the memories of all its victims?
kinda on par with the reapers if you ask me. while the focus was husks, there are other types of "zombies" that the reapers used that have weapons and even abilities
Their post planet lethality really depends on the world/ species they infected. If its a space faring species the the flood spreads like usual overtaking every living thing but, if it's a species that is stuck on their own planet the flood will also be stuck until someone else comes across that planet.
@@lordzox5926 Once the flood are intelligent enough they can also create flood pure forms that can be used in any situation with specific weapons and abilities.
The Beast from Homeworld:Cataclysm is a good candidate too
@@RamenHutt But they counted you as if you were in the same setting as they were in the fictional universe. The kingdom example was counting if you were in feudal times. Regardless, your personal survival is basically a 0% chance in a flood infection in almost any setting.
The scene in 28 Weeks Later, where Robert Carlyle is running while a horde of zombies are full on sprinting over and down a hill; after him -always invokes dread for me.
Because he came so damn close to being caught, and ditched his wife to make it....
it's not like those slow ass zombies where you just have to walk away a bit faster than them.
Don was running at full sprint on pure adrenaline, and he couldn't maintain that pace for long.
This and reminds me how a stitch will be my undoing in the apocalypse
*thinks of that scene from the Boondocks with the stinkmeaners*
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At this point I'm pretty sure allan is trying to gross out as many people as he can by repeatedly showing the human stew scenes from kingdom any chance he gets.
i checked out the show on a whim and was hooked, curious about season 2
Always glad to see Mass Effect show up in your content. Easily my favourite gaming franchise.
Bioware is sorely missed
World War Z because the zombies are all Usain Bolt under crack 🙃🙃
Rakghouls were pretty gnarly too, from what i can tell they can breed, and because of the sith artifact you can have anyone turned into a rakghoul within minutes pretty much, and the only reason they seem rather tame compared to a lot of plagues is because everyone has a ship. Then again i dont know much about them, Allen can you fact check this?
Yeah good point I still have nightmares from being trapped in the undercoty of taris
What artifact are you referring to? Thought it was referred to as an infection in the game?
@@Rez090 go to the wiki for the rakghouls and you'll find it pretty quick
The Flood is my number one. All life in the milkyway had to be destroyed to temporarily stop them
I'd actually be very interested in watching a fight between The Reapers and The flood (from a distant Galaxy on PPV), pretty sure the Reapers would still win. They are basically impossible to defeat by conventional means and they've destroyed the Galaxy so often that they make the Flood look like amateurs
Don forget the reapers also have the ability to mix corpses to make more deadly robo-zombies.
The Borg. They are basically Space Zombies
Borg can be outwitted by humans/androids or shot with machine guns. In space, terrifying. As infantry, they suck. More worried about Necromorphs, Flood, or even Reapers.
@@richardarriaga6271 They would adapt to machine-gun fire after a dozen or so of them were killed by them. Force-fields are common tech in Star Trek.
@@Ramschat Personal force fields is a Star Trek Online thing, nowhere in any of the shows/movies is anyone shown wearing any. So no, they aren't adapting to good old fashioned metal.
@@Rez090 The Borg are shown to have personal defensive shields, I think the assumption that simple bullets are somehow harder to adapt to than phaser fire is likely wrong
@@Ramschat Well, we already know they can't adapt to holographic bullets with safeties off, so I highly doubt they can adapt to real bullets.
Day of the dead, there I saw for the first time a zombie using a gun...
I am a little disappointed that the Necromorphs from the “Dead Space” franchise and the global T-Virus outbreak from the live-action “Resident Evil” film series did not make the list. I definitely would not have any chance surviving these two zombie apocalypses.
the scariest part of resident evil to me is that even the birds are fuckin zombies.
Like imagine seeing a huge murder of crows coming for your ass. You can't run from that
Or the blacklight virus or imperial bioweapons project 1171-a
return of the living dead was the first time zombies run
Yea, and I feel the absolutely strongest unstoppable end of the world zombies were from Return of The Living Dead 2. They can't really be killed, they are smart, they are fast, and burning them poisons the air for more zombies. That movies makes the threat feel real and the outcome hopeless.
How about a 40K nurgle invasion with chaos space marines and great un clean ones
Was looking for someone mentioning the chaos plagues of WH40k. Gotta love having your homeworld be the plaything for Grandfather Nurgles new concoctions.
@@edgartostado4778 fair enough since having crotch rot isn’t the least unpleasant experience father nurgle has ever come up with but in 40K generallity, it’s all terrible
Get mind R by zneech both mentally and literally so much so you begin to wonder what was their actual goal in the first place🤔🧐
Being invaded by Khorn is much simpler, they’ll simply hack you into pieces all the while their skinning you alive and are on fire, if not your soul is devoured and forever tortured in a daemon engine as fuel.
Slaneesh is just overwhelming the senses and whilst more pleasant, less so for your health and soul
As for nurgle they are the worst of them all, as I said Khorne commits body horror, zneench commits mental horror as for nurgle just all of he above, where the stench of the dead and rotting are being feasted of corpse flies and maggots, all the while neumonia is wafting in the at carrying a virus which turns you into a living stature forever in pain, or simply gives you eye rot, so much so the Black Death would or covid would be preferable vs the disease and viruses nurgle has plans for you.
Return of the Living Dead! Zombies that can set up ambushes and talk, also the only way to kill them is to completely burn them. Even then, the smoke from the bodies can carry the thing that infects people!
What about Marvel Zombies?
Most normies wouldn't be able to survive a zombie outbreak let alone a superhuman one
The Cordyceps infection in TLOU is rather terrifying as well. It's not that spectacular compared to the Husks or The Flood or anything, but the idea of walking into a building and realizing too late that it's filled with spores (which weren't dense enough to be visible when you walked in) kinda terrifies me. Like, that building could have been fine a week ago, but now you're just gonna die, there's nothing you can do to stop it.
Also the fact that infected are an active threat to even a heavily armed group. A bloater or group of clickers/stalkers could easily wipe out a squad.
Everybody talking about The Flood, but nobody said about Dead Space's Necromorph, who wouldn't end unless every biomass in the galaxy are wiped off, completely.
You can also add another factor: Idiocy, in almost all these zombie flics people seems to forget they've a brain, make always the WRONG decision, one of the few realistic ones was Shawn of the Dead, were the Army (finally!) makes short work of the zeds.
“5 hardest zombie apocalypses..” um...the flood from halo (hive mind mutant parasite zombies that absorb their victims knowledge), the taken from destiny (can turn weak willed victims into teleporting ghost with guns), the infested from warframe (can literally infect and puppet machines and computer systems), and the Zombie army (think cod’ zombies but with more super powered zombies that are intelligent and more magic like snipers and necromancers). Seriously feels like they couldn’t think up anything more impressive than a thinking walker.
28 days later “zombies” would be easy to defeat. No need for a headshot since they will die like any other human.
The incubation time is like 5 seconds and they have to get their blood on you to infect you so it is easy to spot and contain. In the end they die from stavation……
I dont know why people always bring up 28 days later zombies just because the run……. They are still way to easy to defeat.
In general humans will win 10/10 times against walking dead, 28 days, WWZ(book), romeroe zombies etc.
The hardest zombie apocalypse scenario to survive in would be a totally incompetent or plot-neutered military.
Fear the Walking Dead comes to mind. The soldiers may as well be firing blanks...
Return of the living dead easily lmao. You can’t even get rid of the zombies because they don’t die unless burnt but if you burn them it becomes airborne. Plus the zombies are smart
Running zombies appeared in "Return of the living dead" (1985)
Return of The Living Dead had running zombies before 28 days.
Did you forget about Return of the living dead? That was the first time I saw running zombies and they were smart too
I would've at least mention the Return of the Living Dead zombies, they're pretty much unkillable.
Ebola? I thought 28 Days Later was just a mutated super form of Rabies.
I thought that as well, but it used a variant of the Ebola Virus, or at least certain genome parts of the Ebola Virus. Huh, the more you know
Yeah I don't know why he counted 28 days later as a zombie movie. They don't meet any definition of the term. They are infected living people and don't reanimate upon death.
Idk if this one counts but I'd hate to go against the white walkers in GOT
Yeah frost dragons are op
Yeah night of the living dead just didnt happen i guess 😂 not hatin just saying theyve been sprinting since the 80s hell prolly before that even lol love your vids tho man i paint my minis to your videos all the time
Pox walkers? I'm not sure how dead or alive you'd be but I don't think anyone wants Papa Nurgles gifts. Also, the Necromorphs from Dead Space.
In the Zombie in South Korea scenario... Only if we can find a way to lure all the zombies to walk through the mine fields between South and North Korea, then we can destroy the zombie horde, and clear the mind fields at the same time...
Depends on whether NK runs out of mines before the zombies run out of....zombies.
@@builder396 oh they have enough mines.
Mines don't damage zombies enough to destroy them the way they would living beings. Would work on 28 Days Later/Left for Dead things, but not true undead. Think about it, what would blast damage or shrapnel do if you don't have circulating blood or breathing to worry about? Zombies just need nerves to not be severed.
@@richardarriaga6271 i would assume leading the zombies through the field would cause them to lose limbs and become slower ? That would help the force that is luring them through the field
@@kristiandahl1310 Perhaps, but its less a question of whether the mines outnumber the Zombies, but rather whether youll have more mines than zombies in the area where the zombies are charging, they just wont do you the favor and enter the DMZ everywhere equally, so its a matter of how concentrated they bunch up.
*cough nurgle plague zombies cough*
Well thats just not fair almost nothing can survive anything from 40k
You should make 5 easiest zombie apocalypse to live in
Necromorphs
Yea I thought about putting those guys in instead of the husks