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* ''VideoGame/PokemonScarletAndViolet'' has the ''Mochi Madness'' epilogue where the Ghost-type Mythical Pokémon Pecharunt starts [[DemonicPossession possessing]] everyone in the Kitakami region, turning them into dancing zombies that either attack the unaffected with their {{mons}} or try to convert them with poisoned mochi.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'': In "Nightmare on Wilson Way", Bloo appears to have scared Mr. Herriman into having a heart attack, leading him to becoming a zombie and start a ZombieApocalypse. At the end, it turns out to be an elaborate prank to get back at him for his Halloween tricks, but things [[GoneHorriblyRight got out of hand]] when Bloo [[SweetTooth fed Mac tons of sugar]] to fend off the "zombies". It's only after Mac zooms out of the house to harass trick-or-treaters that they break character, and Bloo gets in trouble for what he did to Mac when [[NeverMyFault it's really the others' fault for pushing him to take drastic measures to, in his own mind, keep himself and his creator from getting]] ''[[NeverMyFault killed]]''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'': In "28 Pranks Later", Rainbow Dash takes pranking too far when she swaps the scout cookies being sold with joke cookies that stained people's mouths with rainbow colors. But for some reason anyone who ate them became sick and developed a zombie-like demeanor and an addiction to the cookies. Rainbow Dash panics and tries to keep the remaining cookies away from the 'zombie' ponies until the effects wear off. Eventually she's cornered in a barn surrounded by all the ponies and states she's sorry for ever pranking everyone, only for the 'zombies' to reveal they were all pretending and pranking Rainbow Dash back.

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* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'': In "28 Pranks Later", Rainbow Dash takes pranking too far when she swaps the scout cookies being sold with joke cookies that stained people's mouths with rainbow colors. But for some reason anyone who ate them became sick and developed a zombie-like demeanor and an addiction to the cookies. Rainbow Dash panics and tries to keep the remaining cookies away from the 'zombie' ponies until the effects wear off. Eventually she's cornered in a barn surrounded by all the ponies and states she's sorry for ever pranking everyone, [[AllJustAPrank only for the 'zombies' to reveal they were all pretending and pranking Rainbow Dash back.back]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'': In "One Flu Over the Loud House", several of the Loud siblings get sick with the flu. It leaves them with pale skin, dark circles under their eyes, poor posture, and the inability to do anything but wander around and moan. Meanwhile, the entire episode centers around the healthy siblings as they build barricades, defend themselves with squirt guns, and try to escape the house without getting sick themselves.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'': In "One Flu Over the Loud House", several of the Loud siblings get sick with the flu. It leaves them with pale skin, dark circles under their eyes, poor posture, and the inability to do anything but wander around and moan. Meanwhile, the entire episode centers around the healthy siblings as they build barricades, defend themselves with squirt guns, and try to escape the house without getting sick themselves. [[SnapBack The Louds are however cured of the flu by the next episode anyway]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/GrojBand'' episode "Dance of the Dead", Corey acquires a cursed magic amp. When Grojband rehearses with it in a graveyard, the bad music ends up awakening the dead. The gang get chased by zombies for the majority of the episode with some of their friends getting zombified along the way. The zombies all get attracted to the Halloween party at the school. To resolve this mess, Corey uses his typical InsaneTrollLogic and reasons that if the cursed amp and bad music brought the zombies to life, then the amp playing good music with lyrics would send them back to their eternal slumber. He's right of course and Grojband play their new song which is a parody of "Thriller" and gets the job done.

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* In ''WesternAnimation/GrojBand'' episode "Dance of the Dead", Corey acquires a cursed magic amp. When Grojband rehearses with it in a graveyard, the bad music ends up awakening the dead. The gang get chased by zombies for the majority of the episode with some of their friends getting zombified along the way. The zombies all get attracted to the Halloween party at the school. To resolve this mess, Corey uses his typical InsaneTrollLogic and reasons that if the cursed amp and bad music brought the zombies to life, then the amp playing good music with lyrics would send them back to their eternal slumber.slumber, and turn those who became zombies back into regular humans. He's right of course and Grojband play their new song which is a parody of "Thriller" and gets the job done.
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* The game ''VideoGame/YakuzaDeadSouls'', a.k.a. ''Ryu Ga Gotoku of the End'', is essentially the ZombieApocalypse installment of the ''VideoGame/{{Yakuza}}'' series, pitting Kiryu Kazuma and company against a swarm of zombies and tasking them with finding and eliminating the source of the invasion.

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* The game ''VideoGame/YakuzaDeadSouls'', a.k.a. ''Ryu Ga Gotoku of the End'', is essentially the ZombieApocalypse installment of the ''VideoGame/{{Yakuza}}'' ''VideoGame/LikeADragon'' series, pitting Kiryu Kazuma and company against a swarm of zombies and tasking them with finding and eliminating the source of the invasion.invasion. This game would get referenced in games that released afterwards, such as a Majima Everywhere mission in ''VideoGame/YakuzaKiwami''.
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** "Krabby Patty Creature Feature" is a better example. Mr. Krabs and Sandy concoct a lab-made Krabby Patty to modify the menu. It's initially a hit, but it comes with a grievous side effect; turning whoever that eats it into a mindless Krabby Patty like monster who can turn others via force feeding. From there, Bikini Bottom becomes overrun by Krabby Patty zombies, leaving it up to [=Spongebob=] to save the day.

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** "Krabby Patty Creature Feature" is a better example. Mr. Krabs and Sandy concoct a lab-made Krabby Patty to modify the menu. It's initially a hit, but it comes with a grievous side effect; turning whoever that eats it into a mindless Krabby Patty like monster who can turn others via force feeding. From there, Bikini Bottom becomes overrun by Krabby Patty zombies, leaving it up to [=Spongebob=] to save the day. Everyone gets cured when they consume pre-cooked chum, which makes them throw up the Secret Patty.
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* The improv channel ''[[WebVideo/Sorry2023 Sorry]]'' has "We Survived A Zombie Apocalypse", which has the gang trying to avoid massive hordes of zombies after a virus breaks out. Not that any of them take it seriously, being a comedy channel and all.
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* ''ComicBook/TheMask'' has ''Night of the Return of the Living Ipkiss... Kinda'', a mini chapter in which [[spoiler:the mask buried in Stanley Ipkiss' graveyard takes his corpse to come BackFromTheDead as [[CameBackWrong Zombie!Big Head]].]]

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* ''ComicBook/TheMask'' has ''Night of the Return of the Living Ipkiss... Kinda'', a mini chapter in which [[spoiler:the mask buried in Stanley Ipkiss' graveyard takes his corpse to come BackFromTheDead as [[CameBackWrong Zombie!Big Head]].]]Head]] and kills all the main characters.]] It’s a TakeThat at fans of [[Film/TheMask the movie]] who kept questioning why he isn’t in the comic anymore, and the story ends with him disintegrating after somebody points out he’s already long dead.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman'': "Strange New World" has Gotham seemingly succumb to a ZombieApocalypse due to the populace being infected by a toxin created and spread by Hugo Strange. Batman and Robin are left as the only two survivors as all of their allies have been transformed into zombies subservient to Strange, with all of them seemingly trying to capture Batman and infect him with toxin too, with Robin ending up falling victim. Managing to get Strange to divulge where the rest of the antidote was located, Batman works endlessly to create vapor bombs, which he plants over Gotham and when detonated will aerosolize the antidote. However just when Batman is about to detonate, he pieces together various clues that leads him to conclude that the 'antidote' was actually a hallucinogenic toxin that Strange had drugged him with at the start, and led him to hallucinate everyone as zombies. Finally realizing the truth, he stops fighting against the zombies and allows them to spray him with the real cure, breaking the zombie illusion.

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There are many ways this can come about. Perhaps the VillainOfTheWeek or the MonsterOfTheWeek have powers related to zombies. Maybe the protagonists or a OneShotCharacter accidentally release ThePlague or TheVirus. Or maybe they just stumble upon a post-zombie apocalypse location.

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There are many ways this can come about. Perhaps the VillainOfTheWeek or the MonsterOfTheWeek have powers related to zombies. Maybe the protagonists or a OneShotCharacter accidentally release ThePlague or TheVirus. Or maybe they just stumble upon a post-zombie apocalypse location. \n Despite the title, not every instance of this trope features literal zombies, as sometimes it can be people who [[BrainwashedAndCrazy behave like zombies]], or some other form of infection like mutants or vampires.

While examples of this trope ''can'' feature smaller scale zombie outbreaks of one or few individuals, it's far more common for there to be a large scale infection with a sizable portion of zombies that the protagonists have to deal with.



* ''ComicBook/TheMask'' has ''Night of the Return of the Living Ipkiss… Kinda'', a mini chapter in which [[spoiler:the mask buried in Stanley Ipkiss' graveyard takes his corpse to come BackFromTheDead as [[CameBackWrong Zombie!Big Head]].]]

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* ''ComicBook/TheMask'' has ''Night of the Return of the Living Ipkiss… Ipkiss... Kinda'', a mini chapter in which [[spoiler:the mask buried in Stanley Ipkiss' graveyard takes his corpse to come BackFromTheDead as [[CameBackWrong Zombie!Big Head]].]]



* In ''Literature/CaptainUnderpants'', the third book involves aliens infiltrating the school as cafeteria ladies, and feeding all the students and teachers a concoction that turns them into 'zombie nerds'. While the zombie nerds don't exhibit TheVirus, the fact that the entire school has been turned effectively spells the same result. Unlike typical zombies, they don't hunger for flesh or brains, but they do exhibit all the other stereotypical zombie traits. They also very much pose a danger for the heroes, as they are completely obedient to the aliens and are commanded to destroy the heroes.



** In Season 6, Atropos, one of the Fates and the BigBadEnsemble of the season, is a GodOfTheDead and boasts {{necromancer}} powers, which she uses to create zombies to attack the Legends. In “Zari, Not Zari” she murders the crew of ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' that [[ShowWithinAShow exists as an in-universe show]] then revives them as zombies. She later does this on a larger scale in “I Am Legends” where she starts a ZombieApocalypse in London to take out the Legends, with the Legends having to fight through the zombie hordes to reach a safe house, with Sara Lance ending up pulling a HeroicSacrifice to hold the zombies off.

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** In Season 6, Atropos, one of the Fates and the BigBadEnsemble of the season, is a GodOfTheDead and boasts {{necromancer}} powers, which she uses to create zombies to attack the Legends. In “Zari, Not Zari” she murders the crew of ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' that [[ShowWithinAShow exists as an in-universe show]] then revives them as zombies. She later does this on a larger scale in “I "I Am Legends” Legends" where she starts a ZombieApocalypse in London to take out the Legends, with the Legends having to fight through the zombie hordes to reach a safe house, with Sara Lance ending up pulling a HeroicSacrifice to hold the zombies off.
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A sub-trope of TropesOfTheLivingDead, EverythingsDeaderWithZombies and {{Episodes}}. May overlap with a HalloweenEpisode and/or BizarroEpisode. JustForFun/NotToBeConfusedWith ZombieStories, stories [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin entirely about zombies]] — this trope is about zombies '''temporarily''' being the focus of a work.

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A sub-trope of TropesOfTheLivingDead, EverythingsDeaderWithZombies and {{Episodes}}. May overlap with a HalloweenEpisode and/or BizarroEpisode.BizarroEpisode, especially if the work is usually quite grounded. JustForFun/NotToBeConfusedWith ZombieStories, stories [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin entirely about zombies]] — this trope is about zombies '''temporarily''' being the focus of a work.
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* ''Series/{{Degrassi}}'' had the season 7 HalloweenSpecial "Degrassi of the Dead", in which Manny, Paige, Peter, Ashley, Jay, and Derek are besieged in a school surrounded by zombies created by genetically modified foods.

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* ''Series/{{Degrassi}}'' ''Series/{{Degrassi|TheNextGeneration}}'' had the season 7 HalloweenSpecial "Degrassi of the Dead", in which Manny, Paige, Peter, Ashley, Jay, and Derek are besieged in a school surrounded by zombies created by genetically modified foods.
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* Played with in Episodes 18 and 19 of ''LightNovel/FateZero'': Kiritsugu's backstory involves [[spoiler:his father's research inadvertently causing a ''vampire'' apocalypse on an island, and then losing his mentor to the same vampire creatures later.]] However, the situations play out very much like a zombie apocalypse, since the creatures act much more like mindless zombies,[[note]]the information on them technically being vampires is from other works in TheVerse[[/note]] and a few zombie tropes appear in both episodes, like ThePlague, ZombieInfectee, HeroicSacrifice, and TrappedWithMonsterPlot. These creatures only appear in those two episodes; the rest of the series is about the Holy Grail War. Unlike most examples, the zombification effects stick and the whole thing is PlayedForDrama, since such an event helped shape Kiritsugu into the battle-hardened magus he is in the present.

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* Played with in Episodes 18 and 19 of ''LightNovel/FateZero'': ''Literature/FateZero'': Kiritsugu's backstory involves [[spoiler:his father's research inadvertently causing a ''vampire'' apocalypse on an island, and then losing his mentor to the same vampire creatures later.]] However, the situations play out very much like a zombie apocalypse, since the creatures act much more like mindless zombies,[[note]]the information on them technically being vampires is from other works in TheVerse[[/note]] and a few zombie tropes appear in both episodes, like ThePlague, ZombieInfectee, HeroicSacrifice, and TrappedWithMonsterPlot. These creatures only appear in those two episodes; the rest of the series is about the Holy Grail War. Unlike most examples, the zombification effects stick and the whole thing is PlayedForDrama, since such an event helped shape Kiritsugu into the battle-hardened magus he is in the present.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TotallySpies'' has a HalloweenEpisode, appropriately titled "Halloween", where the spies' rival Mandy unintentionally awakens a demon who turns the occupants of an entire town into zombies, and wants to make Mandy his ''Queen''. Even the show's regular characters, Clover and Mandy, gets subjected to zombification, though eventually everything went back to normal when [[KeystoneArmy Sam figured a way to re-seal the demon]].
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* While zombies are a common, minor enemy in ''Literature/FightingFantasy'', there is an entirely zombie-themed adventure, ''Literature/BloodOfTheZombies'', where you're tasked with stopping a Transylvanian MadScientist from unleashing a ZombieApocalypse. By killing ''all'' [[spoiler:(by that we mean all '''333''')]] the zombies inside his castle.
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* Parodied in the ''Anime/SuperSonicoTheAnimation'' episode "[[TitleOfTheDead Cruise of the Dead]]". Sonico and her friends are invited to the launch party of a new skincare product, being held aboard a cruise ship, but disaster strikes when it turns out that using the product turns you into a shambling zombie. Unlike most examples, [[spoiler:the effects are only temporary, and by morning, the "zombies" are all back to normal.]]

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* Parodied in the ''Anime/SuperSonicoTheAnimation'' ''Anime/SuperSonico'' episode "[[TitleOfTheDead Cruise of the Dead]]". Sonico and her friends are invited to the launch party of a new skincare product, being held aboard a cruise ship, but disaster strikes when it turns out that using the product turns you into a shambling zombie. Unlike most examples, [[spoiler:the effects are only temporary, and by morning, the "zombies" are all back to normal.]]
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* ''Franchise/StarWarsLegends'' gets in on the fun with ''Literature/DeathTroopers'' and its prequel ''Literature/StarWarsRedHarvest'', revolving around {{Plague Zombie}}s created by the ancient Sith that have a resurgence in the Imperial era.
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[[caption-width-right:350:They're not just robots. They're ''zombots''.]]

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** The co-op mission "Dead of Night" is inspired by "Outbreak" and features a similar mechanic, but now with two players and a variety of units from all 3 races instead of just Terrans.
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** In "The Unquiet Dead", the Ninth Doctor encounters recently deceased corpses becoming active again and doing things they enjoyed during their life. Turns out these bodies were possessed by gaseous aliens who live in methane environments and could animate the corpses.
** Another Ninth Doctor story, this time the two-parter, "The Empty Child" and "The Doctor Dances" features "Gas Mask zombies" which is a very odd version of ThePlague due to futuristic technology GoneHorriblyWrong, where medical nanobots find an injured child wearing a gas mask and looking for his mummy. However as these nanobots have never encountered a human before, they assume the gas mask, a scar, and the behavior are a part of the human genetic code. So anyone the boy touches gets infected with this new genetic rewrite in an attempt to 'heal' them. It takes the Doctor finding the boy's real mother and allowing the nanobots to recognize the heritage and what a proper healthy human is like, to repair the damage done.
** The [[Creator/PeterCapaldi Twelfth Doctor]] episode "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS36E5Oxygen Oxygen]]" is an episode with zombies [[RecycledInSpace IN SPACE!]] Well, technically AI-controlled spacesuits with dead corpses inside, but still count as zombies.

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** In "The "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E3TheUnquietDead The Unquiet Dead", Dead]]", the Ninth Doctor encounters recently deceased corpses becoming active again and doing things they enjoyed during their life. Turns It turns out that these bodies were possessed by gaseous aliens who live in methane environments and could can animate the corpses.
** Another Ninth Doctor story, this time the two-parter, "The two-parter "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E9TheEmptyChild The Empty Child" and "The Child]]"/"[[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E10TheDoctorDances The Doctor Dances" Dances]]", features "Gas Mask zombies" 'gas mask zombies', which is are a very odd version of ThePlague due to futuristic technology GoneHorriblyWrong, where GoneHorriblyWrong. Alien medical nanobots find an a fatally injured child wearing a gas mask and looking for his mummy. However However, as these nanobots have never encountered a human before, they assume that the gas mask, a scar, and the behavior are a part of the human genetic code. So code, so anyone touched by the boy touches gets is infected with this new genetic rewrite [[AnatomicallyIgnorantHealing in an attempt to 'heal' them. them]]. It takes the Doctor finding the boy's real mother and allowing the nanobots to recognize the heritage and what a proper healthy human is like, like to repair the damage done.
** The [[Creator/PeterCapaldi Twelfth Doctor]] Doctor episode "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS36E5Oxygen Oxygen]]" is an episode with zombies [[RecycledInSpace IN SPACE!]] JustForFun/RecycledInSpace. Well, technically AI-controlled A.I.-controlled spacesuits with dead corpses inside, but they still count as zombies.



* In ''Series/{{The Flash|2014}}'':
** “The Runaway Dinosaur” had a Speed Force empowered lightning bolt resurrecting the corpse of Tony Woodward as a zombie.

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* ''Anime/DragonBallZFusionReborn'' features the denizens of hell escaping into the world of the living, with many of them with the appearance of zombies and skeletons, including a zombie Hitler and his undead army.

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* Episode 37 of ''Anime/DigimonGhostGame'' had MonsterOfTheWeek [=RareRaremon=] possess corpses with its slime which it then sicced on animals and people to create {{Technically Living Zombie}}s that would willingly feed themselves to it.
* ''Anime/DragonBallZFusionReborn'' features the denizens of hell escaping into the world of the living, with many of them with the appearance of zombies and skeletons, including a zombie Hitler ApocalypseHitler and his undead army.
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* Parodied in the ''Anime/SuperSonicoTheAnimation'' episode "[[TitleOfTheDead Cruise of the Dead]]". Sonico and her friends are invited to the launch party of a new skincare product, being held aboard a cruise ship, but disaster strikes when it turns out that using the product turns you into a shambling zombie. Unlike most examples, [[spoiler:the effects are only temporary, and by morning, the "zombies" are all back to normal.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSecretShow'': "Zombie Attack" has [[BigBad Doctor Doctor]] unleashing a ZombieApocalypse upon the world. As a more G-rated version of this trope, the zombies are not the flesh eating variant, and merely transmit the infection via touch. In a more unorthodox means of spreading the infection, Doctor Doctor encoded two words, “yes” and “no”, that when spoken would turn a person into a zombie. Eventually the entire world ends up zombified with only Victor and Anita being the {{Sole Survivor}}s left to stop Doctor Doctor and save humanity, with Anita stealing Doctor Doctor's controller after both the MadDoctor and Victor get zombified, with Anita reseting the key words so that the zombie groan “uhh uhh” restores a zombie back to human.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSecretShow'': [[Recap/TheSecretShowS2E2ZombieAttack "Zombie Attack" Attack"]] has [[BigBad Doctor Doctor]] unleashing a ZombieApocalypse upon the world. As a more G-rated version of this trope, the zombies are not the flesh eating variant, and merely transmit the infection via touch. In a more unorthodox means of spreading the infection, Doctor Doctor encoded two words, “yes” and “no”, that when spoken would turn a person into a zombie. Eventually the entire world ends up zombified with only Victor and Anita being the {{Sole Survivor}}s left to stop Doctor Doctor and save humanity, with Anita stealing Doctor Doctor's controller after both the MadDoctor and Victor get zombified, with Anita reseting resetting the key words so that the zombie groan “uhh uhh” restores a zombie back to human.
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* ''Series/DoomPatrol2019'' has a third-season episode where the five are turned into zombies after being drenched in acid by the Night Nurse.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSecretShow'': "Zombie Attack" has [[BigBad Doctor Doctor]] unleashing a ZombieApocalypse upon the world. As a more G-rated version of this trope, the zombies are not the flesh eating variant, and merely transmit the infection via touch. In a more unorthodox means of spreading the infection, Doctor Doctor encoded two words, “yes” and “no”, that when spoken would turn a person into a zombie. Eventually the entire world ends up zombified with only Victor and Anita being the {{Sole Survivor}}s left to stop Doctor Doctor and save humanity, with Anita stealing Doctor Doctor's controller after both the MadDoctor and Victor get zombified, with Anita reseting the key words so that the zombie groan “uhh uhh” restores a zombie back to human.
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* ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'': In "Abomination", a Time Pirate who had been carrying a strain of virus crash-lands during the American Civil War and infects the Confederates with it, which turns them into zombies. The Legends detect the aberration and arrive to investigate, ending up encountering and fighting off several Confederate zombies. However, history is at stake when Henry Scott, a black man and spy for the Union Army, is killed by a zombie. On another note, zombie Confederates are about to swarm the Union Army camp, while Mick Rory gets bitten. So the Legends are split into three teams: helping to complete Henry Scott's mission to steal Confederate plans, aiding General Ulysses S. Grant with fighting off mobs of Confederate zombies, and trying to devise a cure for the zombie Mick Rory before administering it to him.

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In "Abomination", a Time Pirate who had been carrying a strain of virus crash-lands during the American Civil War and infects the Confederates with it, which turns them into zombies. The Legends detect the aberration and arrive to investigate, ending up encountering and fighting off several Confederate zombies. However, history is at stake when Henry Scott, a black man and spy for the Union Army, is killed by a zombie. On another note, zombie Confederates are about to swarm the Union Army camp, while Mick Rory gets bitten. So the Legends are split into three teams: helping to complete Henry Scott's mission to steal Confederate plans, aiding General Ulysses S. Grant with fighting off mobs of Confederate zombies, and trying to devise a cure for the zombie Mick Rory before administering it to him.him.
** In Season 6, Atropos, one of the Fates and the BigBadEnsemble of the season, is a GodOfTheDead and boasts {{necromancer}} powers, which she uses to create zombies to attack the Legends. In “Zari, Not Zari” she murders the crew of ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' that [[ShowWithinAShow exists as an in-universe show]] then revives them as zombies. She later does this on a larger scale in “I Am Legends” where she starts a ZombieApocalypse in London to take out the Legends, with the Legends having to fight through the zombie hordes to reach a safe house, with Sara Lance ending up pulling a HeroicSacrifice to hold the zombies off.
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** Another Ninth Doctor story, this time the two-parter, "The Empty Child" and "The Doctor Dances" features "Gas Mask zombies" which is a very odd ThePlague due to futuristic technology GoneHorriblyWrong, where medical nanobots find an injured child wearing a gas mask and looking for his mummy. However as these nanobots have never encountered a human before, they assume the gas mask, a scar, and the behavior are a part of the human genetic code. So anyone the boy touches gets infected with this new genetic rewrite in an attempt to 'heal' them. It takes the Doctor finding the boy's real mother and allowing the nanobots to recognize the heritage and what a proper healthy human is like, to repair the damage done.

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** Another Ninth Doctor story, this time the two-parter, "The Empty Child" and "The Doctor Dances" features "Gas Mask zombies" which is a very odd version of ThePlague due to futuristic technology GoneHorriblyWrong, where medical nanobots find an injured child wearing a gas mask and looking for his mummy. However as these nanobots have never encountered a human before, they assume the gas mask, a scar, and the behavior are a part of the human genetic code. So anyone the boy touches gets infected with this new genetic rewrite in an attempt to 'heal' them. It takes the Doctor finding the boy's real mother and allowing the nanobots to recognize the heritage and what a proper healthy human is like, to repair the damage done.

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