Appearances[]
Comic Series[]
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Rick's Group | Rick's Group is a survivor group formed in Volume 1, led by Rick Grimes. The group was formed after Rick arrived at the Atlanta Survivor Camp, and became leader after with Shane's death. The group serves as the center of the story. | |
Paul's Group | Paul's Group is a group first encountered in Here's Negan, led by a man named Paul. | |
Survivor Group | This Survivor Group is a group first encountered in Here's Negan. They, along with Dwight's group, are the predecessors of what would eventually become the Saviors. | |
Tyreese's Group | Tyreese's Group was a small group of survivors, barely getting by before encountering Rick's group, whom they eventually unified with. | |
The Prisoners | The Prisoners are convicts who were sent to the Meriwether County Correctional Facility to answer for their crimes. | |
Michonne's Group | Michonne's Group was a small group of survivors who had formed together closely after the apocalypse began, originating from the inner city of Atlanta. | |
Woodbury Army | The Woodbury Army is a massive group of armed Woodbury citizens rounded together by the Governor to kill Rick Grimes' group in order to capture the Prison, as well as to satisfy his own hatred of the group. | |
Abraham's Group | Abraham's Group was a small band of survivors introduced in Issue 53 that had traveled from Texas to get to D.C., before crossing paths with Rick's group. | |
The Marauders | The Marauders are a small band of hostile survivors that serve as the primary antagonists of Volume 10: What We Become. | |
The Hunters | The Hunters are a group of survivors turned cannibals. They serve as the primary antagonists of Volume 11: Fear The Hunters. | |
The Scavengers | The Scavengers are a group of hostile survivors in the Washington, D.C., area. They serve as the primary antagonists of Volume 13: Too Far Gone. | |
The Saviors | The Saviors are a large group of former hostile survivors based on a factory in Northern Virginia, near D.C. They were first mentioned in Volume 16: A Larger World and first appeared in Volume 17: Something To Fear, from where they serve as the primary antagonists up until Volume 21: All Out War - Part Two under the leadership of the ruthless Negan. They appear sporadically from Volume 22: A New Beginning onward, before re-emerging as the primary antagonists in Volume 28: A Certain Doom. | |
The Militia | The Militia is a coalition of people from the Alexandria Safe-Zone, Hilltop Colony, and the Kingdom all in alliance to fight Negan and the Saviors. It is later reformed years later to combat the Whisperers after they had killed several people from each of the communities. | |
Magna's Group | Magna's Group was a small group of survivors, barely getting by before encountering Jesus' group. The group is led by Magna. | |
The Whisperers | The Whisperers are a mysterious group of survivors who disguise themselves with roamer skin to blend in with them and not get noticed. They serve as the primary antagonists from Volume 22: A New Beginning to Volume 27: The Whisperer War while also re-emerging as the primary antagonists in Volume 29: Lines We Cross. | |
Commonwealth Army | The Commonwealth Army is an organization within the Commonwealth that exists to protect its citizens from any threats, serving as both a military and a police force. Members of the army are referred to as "officers". | |
Derick's Group | Derick's Group is a group first encountered in Negan Lives, led by a man named Derick. They serve as the primary antagonists of Negan Lives. |
TV Series[]
Group's Image | Group's Name | Information |
Rick's Group | Rick's Group is a survivor group formed in Season 1 of AMC's The Walking Dead, formerly led by Rick Grimes. The group was formed after Rick arrived at the Atlanta Survivor Camp, and became the leader along with Shane Walsh. The group served as the center of the story until Season 9, when Rick goes missing and is presumed dead. | |
Vatos Gang | The Vatos Gang is a fairly large group of Hispanic/Latino survivors. They consist of gang members and civilians, such as nurses, elderly people and sick patients. | |
The Living | The Living is a hostile group of bandits and manipulators. There were at least 30 members before they came across Rick's group. They serve as the primary antagonists of the second half of Season 2. | |
Michonne's Group | Michonne's Group was a small group of survivors who had formed together closely after the apocalypse began, originating from the inner city of Atlanta. | |
The Prisoners | The Prisoners are a group of survivors introduced in Season 3. They serve as both antagonists and allies to Rick's group. | |
Woodbury Army | The Woodbury army is a large, heavily armed group of survivors introduced in Season 3. They are based in the fortified town of Woodbury and led by the Governor. They serve as the primary antagonists of the whole of Season 3. | |
Tyreese's Group | Tyreese's Group was a small group of survivors, barely getting by before encountering Rick's group, whom they eventually unified with after joining Woodbury. | |
The Governor's Militia | The Governor's Militia was a group of about thirty survivors from Martinez's camp formed to take the West Georgia Correctional Facility from Rick Grimes' group. They serve as the primary antagonists of the first half of Season 4. | |
Abraham's Group | Abraham's Group was a small band of survivors introduced in the episode "Inmates" that had traveled from Houston to get to D.C., before crossing paths with Rick's group. Their mission was to get Eugene Porter to Washington, D.C. as he claims to have helped in the production of the cure of the virus. | |
The Claimers | The Claimers are a group of hostile survivors introduced in the episode "Claimed". They serve as the primary antagonists of the second half of Season 4. | |
Rapist Group | This rapist group was a hostile group of survivors mentioned in the episode "No Sanctuary". | |
The Wolves | The Wolves are a group of hostile survivors introduced in the episode "Conquer". They serve as the primary antagonists of the first half of Season 6. | |
The Saviors | The Saviors are a vast organization of hostile survivors introduced in the episode "Always Accountable". While under Negan's leadership, they serve as the primary antagonists of the second half of Season 6, and the whole of Season 7 and Season 8 and while under Jed's leadership, a cell within the group serve as the primary antagonists of the first half of Season 9. | |
The Scavengers | The Scavengers are a large group of survivors introduced in the episode "Rock in the Road". They live in a Junkyard and are led by a woman named Anne calling herself "Jadis". They serve as the secondary antagonists of the second half of Season 7 and the first half of Season 8. | |
The Militia | The Militia is a coalition of people from the Alexandria Safe-Zone, Hilltop Colony, the Kingdom, and ultimately Oceanside (along with several former Saviors) all in alliance to fight Negan and the Saviors. | |
Georgie's Group | Georgie's Group is a small group of survivors that first appears in the episode "The Key". It is led by a woman named Georgie. | |
Magna's Group | Magna's Group is a small group of survivors that first appears in the episode "What Comes After". It is led by a woman named Magna. | |
The Whisperers | The Whisperers are a mysterious group of hostile survivors who disguise themselves with the skin of the undead in order to blend in with them and not get noticed. They are first introduced in the episode "Who Are You Now?". They serve as the secondary antagonists of the first half of Season 9 and the primary antagonists of the second half of Season 9 and the majority of Season 10. | |
The Highwaymen | The Highwaymen are a group of formerly hostile survivors that first appears in the episode "Chokepoint". It is led by a man named Ozzy. | |
Jocelyn's Group | Jocelyn's Group is a small group led by a woman named Jocelyn. Aside from Jocelyn, the rest of the group is made up of children that she has "adopted" after the mysterious death of their parents. The group is a cult where she taught them that only the strong survive. They serve as the primary antagonists of the episode "Scars". | |
The Coalition | The Coalition is a network of survivor communities formed in Season 9 of AMC's The Walking Dead. It is a successor to Rick's original group and incorporates the Militia. Drawn up as an attempt to bring Rick's group and the communities together again after several events tore them apart, it shortly also became a united front against the threat of the Whisperers. | |
Jen and Wayne's Group | Jen and Wayne's Group is a small group of survivors that first appears in the episode "The World Before". | |
The Nomads | The Nomads are a group of nomadic survivors traveling throughout the northern United States to an unknown destination. They are first introduced in the episode "What We Become" of AMC's The Walking Dead. | |
Eugene's Group | Eugene's Group is a group of survivors formed by Eugene Porter for his mission to find "Stephanie". The group plays an instrumental role in establishing contact between the Coalition and the Commonwealth, disbanding after their goal is achieved and being reunited with their friends. | |
The Wardens | The Wardens are a group of survivors who appear in AMC's The Walking Dead. It is led by Maggie Rhee after she lost contact with Georgie. | |
Commonwealth Army | The Commonwealth Army is an organization within the Commonwealth that exists to protect its citizens from any threats, serving as both a military and a police force. | |
The Reapers | The Reapers are a group of hostile survivors introduced in Season 10 of AMC's The Walking Dead. They serve as the primary antagonists of the episode "Home Sweet Home" and the first half of Season 11. | |
Valak's Vipers | Valak's Vipers are a group of hostile survivors introduced in Season 10 of AMC's The Walking Dead. They are a motorcycle gang led by Craven. They serve as the primary antagonists of the episode "Here's Negan". | |
Franklin's Group | Franklin's Group is a small group of survivors that first appears in the episode "Here's Negan". It is led by a man named Franklin. | |
The Ferals | The Ferals are a group hostile survivors introduced in Season 11 of AMC's The Walking Dead. They consist of eight survivors turned cannibals. They serve as the primary antagonists of the episode "On the Inside". |
The Telltale Series[]
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Motel Survivors | The Motel Survivors were survivors and the main characters of Telltale Games's, The Walking Dead. Originally the group stayed in the Everett Pharmacy Drugstore, until they transferred to the motel due to the available beds and the belief it was easily defendable. Lilly initially led the group, though Kenny and Lee soon became co-leaders after Lilly left/was exiled due to her overt paranoia (Determinant). When Kenny became depressed over the loss of his family, Lee became the sole leader. | |
Save-Lots Bandits | The Save-Lots Bandits are a group of bandits in The Walking Dead: Season One. Their ranks are primarily composed of former workers from the Save-Lots store near Macon, Georgia and prey upon other groups of survivors, taking anything of value for their own use and killing anyone who gets in their way. They serve as the secondary antagonists of "Starved For Help" and the primary antagonists of "Long Road Ahead". | |
Cancer Support Group | The Cancer Support Group is a group of cancer patients in Telltale Games' The Walking Dead: Season One. | |
Roman's Group | Roman's Group is a group of survivors in Telltale Games' The Walking Dead: 400 Days. | |
Cabin Group | The Cabin Group were survivors and the main characters of The Walking Dead: Season 2. Originally the group were in a community led by William Carver, until they escaped because they saw Carver as a cruel leader. | |
Carver's Group | Carver's Group is a group of survivors that was first encountered in "A House Divided" of The Walking Dead: Season Two. They have been hunting the Cabin Group in an attempt to bring the group back to their main base. It is assumed that they have a fairly violent nature, as they are feared by the cabin survivors. They are the primary antagonists in "A House Divided", "In Harm's Way", and the secondary antagonists of "Amid The Ruins". | |
Russian Group | The Russian Group is a group of survivors introduced in episode 4 "Amid The Ruins " of The Walking Dead: Season Two. They ambushed Clementine's group, and began the shoot-out. Despite their short appearance, they serve as the primary antagonists in "Amid The Ruins" and "No Going Back". | |
Monroe Colonists | The Monroe Colonists are a group of survivors that were first encountered in "In Too Deep" of The Walking Dead: Michonne. They were led by Norma, and lived in Monroe. They are the primary antagonists in "In Too Deep", "Give No Shelter", and "What We Deserve". | |
The New Frontier | The New Frontier is a group of survivors that serve as the primary antagonists of The Walking Dead: Season Three. | |
Boarding School Survivors | Boarding School Survivors are a group of survivors that consists primarily of teenagers and some children surviving within the confines of the Ericson's Boarding School for Troubled Youth in which they lived in before the apocalypse. | |
The Delta | The Delta is the community in which Lilly and Abel are from in The Walking Dead: The Final Season. They abduct children (and possibly adults) to help in their fight against another community. |
Fear the Walking Dead[]
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Madison's Group | Madison's Group was a survivor group formed in Season 1 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead, formerly led by Madison Clark and later by Alicia Clark. The group was formed after the city of Los Angeles have been overrun by the undead, where most of the members have lived before the outbreak. Madison initially became the leader of the group. The group served as the center of the story until the first half of Season 4 after Madison's disappearance. After Madison's return and Morgan's departure in Season 8, they became the center of the story once again. | |
Connor's Pirates | Connor's Pirates are a group of survivors introduced in the episode "Blood in the Streets" in Season 2 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. They boarded and hijacked the Abigail, as well as held Travis and Alicia hostage. They serve as the secondary antagonists of the first half of Season 2. | |
La Mañas | La Mañas is a highway gang that was established before the apocalypse in AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. According to Sofia they are one of the most feared gangs in the area. | |
Los Hermanos | Los Hermanos is a drug cartel gang that appears in Season 2 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. Their name means "The Brothers" in English. They serve as the primary antagonists of the second half of Season 2 (along with Brandon's group). | |
Oscar's Group | Oscar's group is a group of survivors who appear in Season 2 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. They were already hiding out at the Rosarito Beach Hotel when Madison's group arrived there. | |
Brandon's Group | Brandon's Group is a group of young men from San Diego. Initially the group was made up of Brandon Luke, Derek, James McCallister and Troy. They were on holiday in Mexico when the border closed and then the country fell. Brandon is the leader of the group. They serve as the primary antagonists of the second half of Season 2 (along with Los Hermanos). | |
Hopi Tribe | The Hopi Tribe is a group of survivors introduced in Season 3 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. It is a local Native American tribe led by tribal lawyer Qaletaqa Walker. The tribe and the community are described by Jeremiah Otto as nothing but a truck stop, a motel, and a market populated with addicts and welfare recipients. They serve as the primary antagonists of the first half of Season 3. | |
The Proctors | The Proctors are a motorcycle gang in AMC's Fear the Walking Dead, who are led by their president Proctor John and control numerous trading posts, including El Bazar. They serve as the primary antagonists of the second half of Season 3. | |
Leland's Group | Leland's Group is a group of survivors introduced in Season 4 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. They serve as the primary antagonists of the episode "What's Your Story?". | |
The Vultures | The Vultures are a group of hostile survivors introduced in Season 4 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. They are led by a man named Melvin and serve as the primary antagonists of the first half of Season 4. | |
Morgan's Group | Morgan's Group is a group of survivors formed in Season 4 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead, led by Morgan Jones. The group was formed after another group of survivors encountered Morgan and his company, and initially became the leader along with Althea Scewczyk-Przygocki, who later stepped out of the position. The group served as the center of the story until Morgan's departure and Madison's return in Season 8. | |
Logan's Crew | Logan's Crew is a group of hostile survivors introduced in Season 5 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. They are led by Logan, the co-owner of C&L Freight Services, and serve as the primary antagonists of the first half and secondary antagonists of the second half of Season 5. | |
Annie's Group | Annie's Group is a group of survivors introduced in Season 5 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. | |
The Pioneers | The Pioneers are a network of hostile survivors introduced in Season 5 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. Under Virginia's leadership, they serve as the primary antagonists of the second half of Season 5 and the first half of Season 6. | |
Doomsday Cult | The Doomsday Cult is a group of hostile survivors introduced in Season 6 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. They serve as the secondary antagonists of the first half and primary antagonists of the second half of Season 6. | |
The Outcasts | The Outcasts are a group of survivors introduced in Season 6 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. They consist of people who weren't good enough to join the Pioneers according to Virginia's standards, or were in some way harmed by the Pioneers. The group's singular mission is to bring Virginia down. | |
North Texas Alliance | The North Texas Alliance is an alliance of survivors residing in a number of allied factions in Season 6 in AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. The alliance officially formed after Virginia's tyrannical reign was ended by the collective effort of these survivors, allowing them to finally be liberated from her oppressive ruling and form their own independent civilization. After the nuclear warheads set off throughout Texas, it is unknown what happened to much of the communities part of the alliance. | |
Cole's Group | Cole's Group is a group of survivors introduced in Season 6 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. The group was made up of the survivors of the Dell Diamond Baseball Stadium community. They serve as the primary antagonists of the episode "Mother". | |
The Stalkers | The Stalkers are a group of hostile survivors introduced in Season 7 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. After the abandonment of the Franklin Hotel's bunker, Teddy's Doomsday Cult led by Alicia Clark split into two divided groups due to Alicia being responsible for the deaths of a number of cultists, causing her former second-in-command Arnold and his people to seek revenge. He remained in control over half of the cult, forming this group that decided to follow him instead of her. They serve as the secondary antagonists of the majority of Season 7. | |
Dark Horses | The Dark Horses are a group of survivors introduced in Season 7 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. They were formed after the nuclear warheads hit the landscape of Texas. Originally comprising of Dwight and Sherry, the group is an ethical force of outlaws that use vigilante justice to protect those in need and to punish those that break their code. | |
Alicia's Followers | Alicia's Followers are a group of survivors introduced in Season 7 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. After the abandonment of the Franklin Hotel's bunker, Teddy's Doomsday Cult led by Alicia Clark split into two divided groups due to Alicia being responsible for the deaths of a number of cultists, causing Arnold and his people to seek revenge. She eventually formed this group from the remaining half of the cult in order to find "PADRE", the potential new safe haven from the nuclear wasteland. A new iteration of the group appears in Season 8 following Alicia's presumed death made out of people that Alicia had helped after leaving Texas. | |
Wilt's Posse | Wilt's Posse is a group of survivors introduced in Season 7 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. | |
Troy's Group | Troy's Group is a group of survivors introduced in Season 8 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. Led by Troy Otto, they seek to take PADRE for themselves, as well as to kill Madison in revenge. They serve as the primary antagonists of the second half of Season 8. | |
The Gearheads | The Gearheads are a group of survivors introduced in Season 8 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. Led by Luciana Galvez, they supply other groups across the United States with gas and continue the work of the Caravan and Morgan's Group to help people in need, albiet on a much larger and more widespread scale. | |
PADRE Exiles | The PADRE Exiles are a group of survivors introduced in Season 8 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. Led by Ben Krennick and made up of a few PADRE guards and Collectors who were banished from the island, they seek to take their home back. The group serves as the primary antagonists of "Fighting Like You". |
World Beyond[]
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The Endlings | The Endlings are a group of survivors formed in Season 1 of AMC's The Walking Dead: World Beyond. The group was formed after two sisters decided to embark on a journey to search for their father outside of the Campus Colony and to the Civic Republic Research Facility in New York. In Season 2, the group expands to include a number of the friends and allies of the initial small group who join in their fight against the Civic Republic Military. This includes survivors from the Perimeter and scientists who defected from the Civic Republic Research Facility. The group served as the center of the story. | |
Civic Republic Military | The Civic Republic Military is an organization that serves as a military and a police force within the Civic Republic, an advanced and authoritarian civilization. The force possesses multiple helicopters that are used as transportation to collect new survivors and search for supplies. They serve as the primary antagonists for all of World Beyond and an antagonistic force for the entire TV Universe. |
Tales of the Walking Dead[]
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Billy's Gang | Billy's Gang is a group of survivors introduced in Season 1 of AMC's Tales of the Walking Dead. They serve as the primary antagonists of the episode "Dee". | |
Amy's Group | Amy's Group is a group of survivors introduced in Season 1 of AMC's Tales of the Walking Dead. They are a group attempting to resettle the Dead Sector. |
Dead City[]
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The Burazi | The Burazi is a group of survivors introduced in Season 1 of AMC's The Walking Dead: Dead City. Led by the Croat, they raid other communities and groups and seek Negan Smith to lead them in a predicted war against the New Babylon Federation. They serve as the primary antagonists of the series. | |
Manhattan Tribespeople | The Manhattan Tribespeople is a group of survivors introduced in Season 1 of AMC's The Walking Dead: Dead City. Living in various hideouts across Manhattan, they are a friendly group of survivors with a tribal culture who are hunted relentlessly by the Burazi. |
Daryl Dixon[]
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Daryl's Group | Daryl's Group is a group of survivors introduced in Season 1 of AMC's The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon. Led by Daryl Dixon, they are a small group who seeks to bring Laurent Carriere to the Union of Hope and oppose the Power of the Living. They serve as the center of the story. | |
Power of the Living | The Power of Living is a group of survivors introduced in Season 1 of AMC's The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon. A militaristic force, they seek to unite France and are after Laurent for the symbol of hope that he presents. They are also experimenting upon walkers and serve as the primary antagonists of the series. | |
Union of Hope | The Union of Hope is a group of survivors introduced in Season 1 of AMC's The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon. They are a religious movement led by Losang who oppose the Power of the Living and believe that Laurent is the next Messiah who is destined to lead humanity to a revival. |
Survival Instinct[]
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Daryl's Group | Daryl's Group is a group of survivors, who Daryl Dixon meets and travels with over time. | |
Savage Sons Motorcycle Club | The Savage Sons Motorcycle Club is a motorcycle gang encountered in The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct, who are led by their leader Merle Dixon. Before the outbreak, they usually hanged out in a bar called "Jake's". |
Themes
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Abstract | Betrayal • Cliffhangers • Denial • Depression • Discrimination • Distrust • Envy • Fear • Foreshadowing • Forgiveness • Hallucination • Heroism • Hope • Humanity • Humor • Leadership • Pride • Regret • Religion • Revenge • Sacrifice • Sanity • Secrecy • Symbolism |
Realistic | Amputations • Bad Weather • Camouflage • Cannibalism • Decapitations • Framing • Illness • Mercy Killing • Murder • Nicknames • Pregnancy • Punishment • Substance Use • Suicide • Teamwork • Unexpected Survival |
Miscellaneous | A's and B's • Antagonists • Continuity • Cultural References • Deuteragonist • Episode Title Meanings • Groups • Herd • Protagonists • Tritagonist • TV/Comic Death Comparisons • Variants • Wildfire Virus • Zombies |