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Gargulio (pronounced gar-JOO-lee-oh, first name unknown), often referred to as Neil, is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in AMC's The Walking Dead. He is a member of the Woodbury army.
Overview[]
Gargulio initially starts as a timid, fearful, and uncourageous individual. He is shown to be observant and smart, as he was able to decipher Michonne's message. Unlike Merle, Tim, and Crowley who merely laugh at Michonne's "biter gram," Gargulio is visibly disturbed and scared. After witnessing the gruesome deaths of Tim and Crowley, he freezes up in shock. Now with it just being him and Merle left, Gargulio is forced to step up in the hunt for Michonne. During the fight with Michonne, he manages to save Merle from a walker. Now having felt the heat of battle, Gargulio is shown to have gained more courage and bravery. While Merle is about to call it a day, Gargulio wants to continue pursuing Michonne and make sure she is fully dead. Unfortunately this new bravery would lead to his death at the hands of Merle.
Pre-Apocalypse[]
Location Unknown[]
Nothing is known about Gargulio's life prior to or as the outbreak began.
Post-Apocalypse[]
Season 3[]
"Hounded"[]
Gargulio is first seen with Merle Dixon, Tim, and Crowley pursuing Michonne Hawthorne after she departed Woodbury. She surprises them in the woods, attacking the group, killing Tim and Crowley before escaping. A shell-shocked Gargulio freezes up until Merle commands him to snap out of it. Gargulio reluctantly destroys Crowley's severed head before reanimation and they continue their search. Shortly after, Merle pushes him out of Michonne's way as she attempts to kill him, but nearby walkers are attracted to the noise and get immersed in the battle. Merle is in a struggle with one, and Gargulio saves his life by stabbing it in the head. After, Michonne escapes and the walkers are eliminated. Following this, Merle states that they should return to Woodbury, but Gargulio, exhilarated by the experience, wants to continue the pursuit. Arguing with Merle about this and about lying to the Governor, he is betrayed and shot in the head by Merle.
Death[]
- Killed By
Following Gargulio's argument with Merle, Merle distracts Gargulio by pointing out a bird call in the distance, and shoots him in the head.
Killed Victims[]
This list shows the victims Gargulio has killed:
Relationships[]
For a more in-depth look at Gargulio's Relationships, read here: Gargulio (TV Series)/Relationships
Allies[]
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Enemies[]
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Quotes[]
The following is a list of some of Gargulio's most memorable quotes.
Season 3[]
"Go back. The arms are a G, the legs make an O, and that's a back. It says go back."
- Gargulio deciphering Michonne's "biter gram", "Hounded"
"I don't believe this is happening..."
- Gargulio as they look at Michonne's "biter gram", "Hounded"
"But she-- she killed Tim and Crowley! (…) What do we tell the Governor? (…) I'm gonna keep going."
- Gargulio to Merle about going after Michonne, "Hounded"
"This is some serious shit. That's what you said. I'm not gonna lie to the Governor."
- Gargulio to Merle regarding Michonne's escape, "Hounded"
"Gargulio."
- Gargulio telling Merle his name, also his last word, "Hounded"
Appearances[]
TV Series[]
Season 3[]
- "Hounded"
Trivia[]
- Gargulio was one of the many characters with a continuing nickname. However, his nickname is only used by Merle Dixon, as he couldn't pronounce his actual name, naming him Neil.
- Gargulio's name is accidentally mispelled as "Garguilo" during the In Memoriam segment on Talking Dead.[1]
International Dubbers[]
Language | Dubber | Other Characters Voiced |
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Czech | Matouš Ruml | Ben |
French | Gauthier Battoue | Benjamin Aiden Monroe Tyler Davis |
German | Julius Jellinek | Noah Percy Quinn |
Hungarian | N/A | N/A |
Italian | Flavio Aquilone | Noah Alden Nicholas Clark |
Japanese | N/A | N/A |
Portuguese | Hermes Baroli | N/A |
Spanish (Latin America) | Patricio Lago | Carl Grimes (5-8) Miguel Jimmy Ben Patrick |
Spanish (Spain) | Jesús Barreda | Christopher Alex Kenneth Sutton |
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