This survivor group is a group that was first encountered in Here's Negan. They eventually join the original Saviors after Negan takes over.
Pre-Apocalypse[]
Although unknown, it's possible that some of the members of this group knew each other before the turn.
Post-Apocalypse[]
Here's Negan[]
"Chapter 13"[]
Just as Dwight and Negan discuss if they should spend the night in a store they've come across, Negan greets a group of strangers, and joyfully invites them to come in, and says that there's plenty of supply for all of them. The leader of the strange group pulls his gun and points it at Negan. Negan says that they should talk, since they aren't dead, but the man asks how can they trust him. Negan's cheery persona quickly drops, and he states that his people have guns too, but they don't point it at living people. The man then states he likes Negan, and asks him where's he headed to. Later, Negan, now with a bigger group, wonders if they should return and clean the hotel or search for a new place. Negan then offers his jacket to a shivering woman, as the man from the other group offers him the woman, telling Negan to let him know if he "wants to try the merchandise", and that it's a whole new world where anything goes. Negan is visibly angered.
"Chapter 14"[]
Negan asks the man what exactly did he mean by his last comment. When the man confirms his offer, Negan goes on to explain that he knows what it's like to have loved someone, and that people should love each other more now that they rely on each other. He says that if a person is willing to do "that" to a woman, they're closer to walkers than he'd like. He then finishes his lecture saying that whatever the men in the new group were doing stops or they part ways. The man does not take Negan's stance on rape lightly, and says he won't tell them what to do with their women, then pushes him in the barbed wire surrounding the camp. Negan manages to untangle himself from the barbed wire, grabs his bat, and strikes the man in the face with it. The shocked rest of the group watches the events unfolding. As Negan beats the man down, he warns other members of his group to stand back or they'll be next. The man's skull is heavily destroyed, with an eyeball popping out of its socket, and receives yet another strike from Negan's bat. Negan then tells the horrified group that what they witnessed may have been "startling" and that he may have gotten carried away, but it couldn't be helped. Negan asks if they are scared. If they are scared of him. If they are scared from dying. After taking back his coat, he reassures the group. They should be scared.
"Chapter 15"[]
Negan says the group isn't processing the recent events when he stops himself for a minute. He goes to the barbed wire fencing, and takes some of the wire. Negan tells the group to stay still and orders Dwight to take care of them. Kneeling by the bonfire, Negan quietly starts doubting his actions but gets a hold of himself, while cleaning the baseball bat. He wraps the bat in the barbed wire he took. His work completed, Negan goes back to the group. Acknowledging the confusion and fear brought to the group by his actions, Negan introduces them to the newly created weapon of his that he now calls "Lucille".
"Chapter 16"[]
Negan begins to explain how much his late wife Lucille meant to him and how unappreciative he was for having her. He says how after she had died at the start of the outbreak he was surrounded by the dead and survivors, who all eventually died due to being weak and scared. He says that he learned something after watching people die from being weak, scared and sad, while he felt nothing for them or himself. He says he didn't feel scared or sad but he did feel angry, furious at times, but for the most part he felt nothing. He then realized why: it was Lucille. He states that she "put him in a bubble where nothing got to him" and helped him survive. He then presents an idea, an alternative to watching the people of the group die. He'll let Lucille protect them as well, this time referring to the recently crafted barbed wire bat. He promises that if they stand with him, anyone who tries to get in the way will end up like the recently murdered leader from the new group. He says that the new group can fight back but they won't win. Negan proposes they consolidate supplies, protect each other and make it all work but makes it clear: they work for his group now. Negan proclaims his group are the newcomers' "saviors". One man steps up and asks if Negan's crazy to think they'll join him after he killed the leader of their group. Amidst a foul-mouthed threat, Negan states that he might not be accustomed to take orders from anyone but things are different now for one reason: "Here's Negan!".
Members[]
- Camp Survivor (Former Leader)
Formerly[]
Deaths[]
Killed Victims[]
This list shows the victims this group has killed:
- Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people
Appearances[]
Comic Series[]
Here's Negan[]
- "Chapter 13"
- "Chapter 14"
- "Chapter 15"
- "Chapter 16"
Comic Series Groups
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| Major Groups | Rick's Group • Woodbury Army • The Hunters • The Saviors • The Militia • The Whisperers • Commonwealth Army |
| Minor Groups | Paul's Group • Survivor Group • Tyreese's Group • The Prisoners • Michonne's Group • Abraham's Group • The Marauders • The Scavengers • Alexandrian Expedition Crew • Magna's Group • The Companion Crew • Rapist Group • Derick's Group |