Come closer
So the villagers and even the city people have changed like that or have come here
Are we all in the same boat because of the Erebus phenomenon?
With its twisted, severely curved spine, it walks with its body bent to the side.
Reverse-jointed zombie: the joints of the arms and legs are bent in opposite directions, allowing movement like four legs.
The zombie's arms are abnormally long and it is dragging itself across the floor.
Mokneul's neck is abnormally long, causing his head to be far from his body.
The body of the split zombie is divided, with small hands protruding from inside.
Jaw-slendering zombie: the jaw is set wider than the face and extends down to the chest.
Snowpack zombies have small snow growing not only on their faces but also all over their bodies.
Mouth zombies: tiny mouths have formed on every palm, constantly moving.
Multiple Arm Zombies: Several abnormal arms grow from the shoulders and back.
In the Upside-Down Zombie, move using your arms and legs while lying on your back.
Part of the empty-headed zombie's skull is open, but there is nothing inside.
Bone spines: the bones protrude through the skin, growing like spikes all over the body.
Skinless zombie muscles and bones move as they are.
Suturing Zombie: Various parts of the body are stitched together with the bodies of different corpses.
The enlarged zombie’s body stretches out like rubber, allowing it to crawl through tight spaces.
It moves as if nothing is wrong even though the folded zombie’s torso is bent abnormally.
Instead of a headless zombie’s head, its face is attached to the center of its chest.
The Two-Faced Zombie has different faces attached to its front and back.
The face of the zombie has been transformed into a single, enormous mouth.
Bone Zombie: It walks with only its elongated bones, having lost all flesh from its legs.
The hand-and-foot reversal zombie moves in a bizarre posture with its hands and feet swapped.
The torso zombie's abdomen splits open, moving like a giant mouth.
Elbow-faced zombie: a small face grows on each elbow, looking around.
Additional legs grow from the spider-walking zombie's spine, allowing it to crawl like a spider.
The headless zombie’s head doesn’t stick to the body but floats in midair, following it.
The more the shrinking zombie moves, the more its arms and legs curl inward, causing its shape to continuously change.
Corpse-fusing zombies: the bodies of multiple humans merge to form a massive physical entity.
Bone Separators Zombies keep moving despite their bones being detached from the body with invisible force
From then on, attacking by swinging at the rocks
And toward those in front of them
Attack the electrical wires
From there, it comes inside
As expected, the interior is spacious..