Korean Zombie Epidemic Crisis: All of Us Are Dead

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Hello. It’s February 1 and I am writing a blog story about the main role of the zombie outbreak in fictional city of Hyosan, South Korea at the Hyosan High School major chaotic incidents. Let me know. We know the antagonist mastermind perpetrator was Biology Teacher Lee Byeong Chan. It took place during the late Covid-19 pandemic. All of Us Are Dead is the fictional Korean Netflix TV series. It’s not a sequel to Train to Busan.
 
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Day 1 August 28, 2021 Between 5:00 AM-12:30 PM
It was an early morning at the medium city of Hyosan, about 52 kilometres (31 miles) southeast of capital Seoul. Some young adult Hyosan residents exercise at the beautiful atmospheric openness park some minutes after the sunrise. It was a mainly comfort 64 degrees Fahrenheit (18 degrees Celsius) with a mostly clear sky. (According to the high school student PA announcement the weather turned to lesser humid after cold front pass.) The daytime temperature will be around 27-28 degrees Celsius with around 40-47% humidity level. Hyosan is located at the surrounding mountain. According to female high school student survivor On-jo from KBS interview, she was reminded by his father about important diets on vegetables and upcoming exams before heading to school. She then meet her classmate Cheong-san (male student) outside of the apartment playing traditional rock, paper, and scissor.

We then later introduce high school female class President Nam-ra and student Na Yeon (based on the TV series characters) who lived at the dorm. According to On-jo’s documentary interview from KBS and other international media, about 20-30% of her friends stayed at the high school rented dorm. Its high school dorm was somewhat more like European decorated style. Their students occasionally make a shortcut unauthorized access to high school rented dorm apartment in an effort to make to school on time attendance.

On-jo has another great male friend with Su-Hyeok (TV series character). In the documentary interview, Su-hyeok became nonchalant with On-jo and several of his friends for much of impressive time.

According to South Korean national government investigation, there was a suspicious on the missing student at English class during the class attendance. Hyosan English teacher asked any students if anything found on missing student Hyeon-ju. Most of the students from English class remained silence on whereabouts Hyeon-ju. A psychologist replied on documentary interview, “There was a rumor on one of high school student who is feared to return to class given the instability to learn complexity English language class. But it turned out there could be a drawing conclusion of one of student stayed at school overnight to test the experiment activity.”

At about 11:45 A.M (before lunchtime break), as the English Teacher explained about the sentence phrase of “free form”, a technically unconscious zombified Hyeon-ju stormed inside middle of class session at English classroom. According to Cheong-san’s documentary interviewed from KBS, most of the students terrified on Hyeon-ju attempted to illustrate a zombie sounds. An exhausted Hyeon-ju told the English teacher on the main incidental crisis that Mr.Lee Byeong Chan abducted high school student Hyeon-ju at the science lab room. According to the police investigation, a survivor Hyosan detective generalized the science lab room could be a secret outbreak. Hyeon-ju told the English teacher that a maniac biology teacher Lee injected unknown pharmaceutical drugs to her.

Before Hyeon-ju was taken to the hospital by ambulance, Hyeon-ju warned to the English teacher and their students at the clinic that the infected zombie would bite any living humans. Hyeon-ju presumably warned in quote, “I’m going to kill all of them.” On-jo’s father, who worked for EMT, unexpected didn’t knew about the contagious outbreaks from Hyosan High School where her daughter attend. According to the documentary interview, On-jo’s father regretted for not having the precautions inclusion of Korean Disease Control and Prevention Agency health officials and massive police presence to intervene at the high school to prevent zombie outbreaks.
 
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This Lincoltonbro person is persistent, he keeps making alt accounts and getting banned for the same reasons, it's so easy to spot him when he writes the same subject matter.
 
The characters in the series actually make a few explicit references to Train to Busan, so it's clearly not set in the same universe.

It appears that in the Train to Busan universe, the Zombie Apocalypse quickly overruns most of South Korea in short order. The highschool outbreak is confined to a single town.
 
This Lincoltonbro person is persistent, he keeps making alt accounts and getting banned for the same reasons, it's so easy to spot him when he writes the same subject matter.
You sure this is him? Damn, the admins will have a hell of time with this guy. What's his problem by the way? Is it because he keeps on pestering people with the same scenarios?

Though I admit, this scenario really has potential.
The characters in the series actually make a few explicit references to Train to Busan, so it's clearly not set in the same universe.

It appears that in the Train to Busan universe, the Zombie Apocalypse quickly overruns most of South Korea in short order. The highschool outbreak is confined to a single town.
One of the rare shows were zombie pop-culture exists. Yet I'm amazed none has made a reference to going for the head. The characters were shown to be hitting the zombies in the body.

I do say this is the first zombie where cutting the jugular and carotid arteries kills them. This is also the second zombie franchise to use neck-snapping methods to kill zombies. The first one was the live-action Resident Evil.
 
You sure this is him? Damn, the admins will have a hell of time with this guy. What's his problem by the way? Is it because he keeps on pestering people with the same scenarios?

Though I admit, this scenario really has potential.

One of the rare shows were zombie pop-culture exists. Yet I'm amazed none has made a reference to going for the head. The characters were shown to be hitting the zombies in the body.

I do say this is the first zombie where cutting the jugular and carotid arteries kills them. This is also the second zombie franchise to use neck-snapping methods to kill zombies. The first one was the live-action Resident Evil.

I noticed that. These zombies weren't nearly as indestructible as other ones.

It seems that one of the South Koreans unique contribution to zombie-dom is the appalling bone crunching sounds as the zombies spastically work through rigor mortis.
 
I noticed that. These zombies weren't nearly as indestructible as other ones.

It seems that one of the South Koreans unique contribution to zombie-dom is the appalling bone crunching sounds as the zombies spastically work through rigor mortis.
Ever since Train to Busan, we've seen many K-zombie movies and series that utilized the same weird body contortions and fast zombies. K-zombies are definitely a different type of zombie compared to the Western ones.
 
You sure this is him? Damn, the admins will have a hell of time with this guy. What's his problem by the way? Is it because he keeps on pestering people with the same scenarios?

Though I admit, this scenario really has potential.

One of the rare shows were zombie pop-culture exists. Yet I'm amazed none has made a reference to going for the head. The characters were shown to be hitting the zombies in the body.

I do say this is the first zombie where cutting the jugular and carotid arteries kills them. This is also the second zombie franchise to use neck-snapping methods to kill zombies. The first one was the live-action Resident Evil.
This is his other thread :


I'll let you be the judge.
 

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I noticed that. These zombies weren't nearly as indestructible as other ones.

It seems that one of the South Koreans unique contribution to zombie-dom is the appalling bone crunching sounds as the zombies spastically work through rigor mortis.
What is the use of indestructible zombies, you need to kill them some how.
 

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Return of the Living Dead zombies were indestructible except for fire, electricity, and nukes.
Well two of the three are easy easy to use, the third one is not something a survivors have in their backpack.
 
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