New zombies' powers in The Walking Dead.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Walking Dead's long-running franchise has included many types of zombies, but the new variants have powers far beyond what audiences witnessed when the main show first started. With a vast range of spin-offs and 11 seasons of the main show, The Walking Dead characters have faced various types of zombies, from regular walkers to the grotesque "rat king-like" zombie in The Walking Dead: Dead City.
However, later, due to experimentation explored in World Beyond's finale and Daryl Dixon, zombies are quicker for more reason than just recent reanimation. World Beyond's French scientists created speedier variants accidentally while trying to manufacture a cure, establishing France as a starting point for a more challenging enemy as survivors no longer have a pace advantage.
3 Climbing/Using Items Hand-in-hand with intelligence, the newer variants exhibit enough forethought to avoid obstacles or utilize objects around them to help improve their skills. As early as the main show's season 1, episode 2, a walker picks up a rock and bangs it against a department store window as Rick and Glenn hide.
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