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- Ten years after Victory in China Day, the world is still heavily damaged but slowly recovering. Tens of millions of zombies remain active, mainly on the ocean floor, mountains above the snow line, and the Arctic; the United Nations fields a large force to eliminate them.
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The survivors are the main playable characters of World War Z. Currently, there is a total of 24 unique characters in the game to play as. The survivors are a group of four different people that reflect the location that they hail from.
- Overview
- Chapter 1: Warnings
- Chapter 2: Blame
- Chapter 3: Great Panic
- Chapter 4: Turning The Tide
- Chapter 5: Home Front USA
- Chapter 6: Around The World, And Above
- Chapter 7: Total War
- Chapter 8: Good-Byes
World War Z tells its story via a collection of interviews with fictional survivors of The Zombie War. They are done by a fictionalized version of Max Brooks. 57 interviews were compiled across 42 different survivors.
•Kwang Jingshu's 1st Interview - Describes the origins of the outbreak with Patient Zero in rural China.
•Nury Televaldi's Interview - Describes the spread of zombies via refugees and human trafficking.
•Stanley MacDonald's Interview - Describes the spread of zombies through the illegal drug trade.
•Fernando Oliveira's Interview - Describes the spread of zombies through the illegal organ trade.
•Jacob Nyathi's Interview - Describes the first widely known outbreak in a South African shantytown.
•Jurgen Warmbrunn's 1st Interview - Describes an Israeli intelligence assessment leading to big changes in the government.
•Bob Archer's Interview - Describes the reasons for inaction from the CIA.
•Travis D'Ambrosia's 1st Interview - Describes how the Military developed a plan for the zombies which was ignored by the government.
•Breckenridge "Breck" Scott's Interview - Describes how a billionaire created a fake vaccine for the zombie virus. Creating a false sense of security and allowing people to ignore the growing number of outbreaks.
•Grover Carlson's Interview - Describes the reasons for inaction from the White House.
•Gavin Blaire's Interview - Describes highways filled with cars as people escape their city.
•Ajay Shah's Interview - Describes the chaotic state of beaches as millions of people fled on boats.
•Sharon's Interview - Describes a child in a church being attack, also the 'feral' phenomenon.
•Maria Zhuganova's 1st Interview - Describes mutinies in the Russian military over killings of civilians for an unknown reason. Eventually, the Russian high command begins the 'decimation' policy.
•T. Sean Collins' 1st Interview - Describes how a group of celebrities hid a mansion fortress and made a reality TV show about it.
•Ahmed Farahnakian's Interview - Describes a war that goes nuclear between Pakistan and Iran over refugees.
•Xolelwa Azania's Interview - Describes the 'Redeker Plan' to create fake safe zones filled with refugees to ease the strain on government resources and divert zombie hordes.
•Phillip Adler's 1st Interview - Describes the withdrawal of Military units in Germany to a safe zone.
•Bohdan Taras Kondratiuk's Interview - Describes the withdrawal of Military units in Ukraine to a safe zone.
•Jesika Hendricks' 1st Interview - Describes the mass refugee wave of North Americans to the Arctic in Canada which killed 11 million people.
•Arthur Sinclair's 1st Interview - Describes the mass economic changes and overhaul in the US safe zone.
•The Whacko's 1st Interview - Describes the actions of the new US President and changes in society.
•Joe Muhammad's 1st Interview - Describes the new neighborhood patrol system in the US.
•Roy Elliot's Interview - Describes the life of a filmmaker who records heroic battles and zombie kills.
•David Allen Forbes' Interview - Describes how Europeans often hid in castles and the challenges that came with that.
•Barati Palshigar's Interview - Describes the 'Radio Free Earth' project.
•Hyungchol Choi's Interview - Describes the outbreaks in South Korea and the fate of North Korea.
•Kondo Tatsumi's 1st Interview - Describes the fate of Japanese cities.
•Tomonaga Ijiro's Interview - Describes the survivors in the Japanese countryside.
•Seryosha Garcia Alvarez's Interview - Describes the success of Cuba in surviving The Zombie War.
•Travis D'Ambrosia's 2nd Interview - Describe the plans made by American generals.
•Todd Wainio's 2nd Interview - Describes the Battle of Hope, beginning the American reclamation campaign.
•Darnell Hackworth's Interview - Describes the military's use of dogs.
•Sergei Ryzhkov's Interview - Describes Russia's religious reformation.
•Michael Choi's 1st Interview - Describes how zombies are killed underwater by a special Military unit.
•Andre Renard's Interview - Describes the battle in the Paris Catacombs.
•The Whacko's 2nd Interview
•Maria Zhuganova's 2nd Interview
•T. Sean Collins' 2nd Interview
•Jesika Hendricks' 2nd Interview
•Mary Jo Miller's 2nd Interview
•Kwang Jingshu's 2nd Interview
Apr 16, 2019 · In World War Z the campaign is separated into episodes which feature certain characters. Each episode tells the story of a location and a group of survivors trying to flee the zombie hordes. Below I have put together a World War Z episodes list.
The World War Z Wiki is a growing compendium of information and resources on the zombie apocalyptic world and franchise created by Max Brooks. World War Z was written as a novel in 2006 as a follow-up to his first book The Zombie Survival Guide back in 2003.
World War Z is a 2013 American action horror film directed by Marc Forster, with a screenplay by Matthew Michael Carnahan, Drew Goddard, and Damon Lindelof, from a story by Carnahan and J. Michael Straczynski, inspired by the 2006 novel of the same name by Max Brooks.
World War Z is a follow-up to Brooks' fictional survival manual The Zombie Survival Guide (2003), but its tone is more serious. It was inspired by The Good War: An Oral History of World War Two (1984) by Studs Terkel, and by the zombie films of George A. Romero.
Jan 23, 2023 · We're taking a look back at the ending of World War Z — and how it went from prized source material to hailed script to problem production to box office hit.
