How many walkers killed

Speaking of Michonne, she's next on the list of highest Walking Dead kill counts with Surprisingly, she hasn't really killed any major characters, although her weapon of choice is always her ever-present sword. Michonne's most difficult kills came during the season 9 episode "Scars," which told in flashbacks how Jocelyn, an old friend of Michonne's, had abducted Judith and attempted to recruit her into a makeshift gang of killer children that she had created.

A pregnant Michonne ended up not only killing Jocelyn, but being forced to slaughter most of the children she had turned to the dark side. For someone who eventually became consumed by not wanting to kill anyone, Morgan sure racked up a sizeable body count. Keep in mind, this count only applies to the main Walking Dead show, not his exploits on the Fear the Walking Dead spinoff. Like Michonne, Morgan hasn't really killed anyone major, but he did kill fellow Kingdom member Richard after the latter's stupid gambit to try and get Ezekiel to war with the Saviors ended up getting Benjamin killed.

Morgan's weapon of choice is his ever-present staff, especially its pointed end. It seems like a given that a murderous scumbag like Negan would be on the list of highest Walking Dead kill counts, even with his more recent transformation into something resembling an antihero. What's a bit surprising is that he's not higher up on it. Negan has so far racked up 33 confirmed kills, most using his trademark barbed wire-wrapped baseball bat called Lucille.

Negan of course infamously used that instrument to bash Glenn and Abraham's heads in, and more recently, managed to use a blade to decapitate Whisperer leader Alpha's head and present it to a grateful Carol.

This seemingly cemented Negan's place in the main group, but one wonders how Maggie will react upon her return. Negan may have "reformed," but he still killed Glenn. Carol began The Walking Dead as a battered wife, but over the years, she's evolved into a stone cold badass. Well, mostly.

Killing so many people has indeed taken its toll on her mentally, especially in the past couple seasons. Clara tells Rick that she has a husband named Eddie, and she asks if they can join his group. Dec 18, He was a drifter. Finding Rick and allowing himself to be part of an extended family after being on his own for so long helped Daryl become less guarded and become a better person.

Pre-Apocalypse Before the epidemic, Glenn was a pizza delivery boy in massive debt. He had several payments for his car and his apartment burdening him, as well as a severed relationship with his parents. After being brought to the slaughterhouse, Sam is knocked out by a bat to the back of his head, to prevent his reanimation, and then has his throat slashed open by a butcher.

Thus, even with a sick brain the zombies would most likely have normal excretory habits, albeit without the conscious sphincter control CNS exhibited by most of us living folk. Your answer, then, is yes. Zombies poop. How many kills did Rick Grimes have, both humans and walkers? The three questions were: How many walkers have you killed? Oct 14, Morgan is a wise but severely damaged man. That's what happens when you peer pressure Henry into drinking and then lie to Lydia saying that Henry has a thing for another girl.

Addy had a thing for Henry. Unfortunately for her, Henry was already taken and with Lydia. We never really had enough time to get to know Addy, but she seemed like a good enough egg. At least she got to die with Henry? When a group of the undead unexpectedly wandered into camp, Ed was the first to go.

After viewers witnessed his abusive tendencies to Carol firsthand, most would likely agree he had to go. Brett Butler said on "Talking Dead" she knew from the moment she was cast she would die on the pikes. Her pike death was the only one that was the same from the comics. Tammy Rose's addition to the show from the comics really didn't do anything for us. Show-only viewers likely wondered why the show bothered adding more extraneous characters so late in the show to an already bloated cast if they were only to largely become background characters, as was the case with Tammy Rose.

We didn't get to know the leader of the Highwaymen much and that's too bad. He seemed like he would have been a fun addition to the Kingdom. Ozzy didn't even get to watch that movie owed to him at the fair. He put his life on the line to skip the film and he paid the price.

He was loyal to the end. What a guy. We really haven't seen much of Frankie since her time on season eight when she was holed up at the Sanctuary. Her death really didn't hit us that hard because we never spent that much time with her. With his pessimistic outlook on life, there wasn't a chance Jenner would be around for long.

Since Jenner said there was no hope to create a cure for the virus, viewers probably weren't surprised to see he stayed back for the blast after letting everyone else go. Milton spent his time on the show teetering between good and evil. When he decided to turn on his leader and warn Andrea his group was planning to wage war on Rick, Milton paid dearly for his betrayal. While we may have known Milton's time was coming, we didn't expect him to go down attempting to kill the Governor only to be brutally stabbed in return.

Watching Andrea not know how to handle the sudden loss of the sister she wanted to protect was one of the first season's most tender moments. It carried over into the next episode when Andrea stayed by her side until she turned into one of the undead. Amy's death played out almost exactly the same way as it did in the comic, so it wasn't too much of a surprise for fans. Ever since Carol up and left Tobin on season six, we weren't sure if we'd see the two reconnect.

It took a knife to the gut for Carol to come to his side. When Tobin was getting some extra screen time with Carol, we had a feeling things were going to go south for him and they quickly did. If Tobin was more than a recurring background character, we would have been a bit more shocked by his death. But since he popped up with a few lines of dialogue only to be killed off later in the same episode, it seems like the show was finding a way to tie up another loose end.

Sam had to have been one of the most disliked characters in the show's history. His phobia of reality made him a nuisance to the group and a pain to watch on TV. It's no wonder the show axed him by having him take Ron's fate from the comic series. After all of his issues, people were begging for him to go, but he wasn't the only character fans were excited to see die. Ron was a bit of a loose cannon and, like his brother, was not exactly well-liked among fans.

It made sense for the show to kill him off in the same episode. From the moment that Brandon revealed himself to be TeamNegan, we didn't think he was going to make it to the end of the episode alive. He was pushing Negan's buttons way too hard by trying to impress him and seemed like a loose cannon.

Plus, he doesn't make it out alive in the comics. What we didn't see coming was that Brandon was going to kill an innocent mother and son, leading Negan to bash his brains in with a rock. We ranked D. He's been in the background, but has always been on the front lines in the apocalypse after defecting from the Saviors. We were sorry to see him go. Earl Sutton overstayed his welcome on "The Walking Dead," so we weren't surprised to see him go.

He was a background character who was added to the show in a nod to the comics without too much to do other than often repeat that the Whisperers were awful and needed to be killed. We get it. Earl's son was bitten by a walker and his wife, Tammy, was brutally murdered by Alpha. Earl became a bit more bearable when he took in baby Adam. He won us over more in his final moments when he put his life on the line to save the children in his community. He put their lives before his.

When he knew he was bit, he ensured their survival by attempting to put himself down. He didn't quite get it right, as he reanimated and Judith was forced to take him out, but we salute the effort. Would any of us really be able to end our own lives with nothing but a pike to drive our heads into? Maybe not. Still, Earl kept Judith and the kids safe, so he doesn't quite make the bottom of the list.

His death was meaningful. The "Terminator 2" actor was swiftly killed by Gabe after it appeared he and Aaron may allow Mays to return back to Alexandria with them. Gabriel Seth Gilliam justified killing Mays to a horrified Aaron Ross Marquand — who had just told Mays he should trust them — claiming they couldn't take him with them when he killed his brother's family. Of course, we later learned that that wasn't actually the case.

Mays' brother was alive in a crawl space. Patrick told Insider he believed Father Gabriel made the wrong choice in killing his character. But, look — there's no way you're ever getting a second chance if you have Father Gabe at the wrong end of a gun. Mays isn't higher on our list because we just didn't have enough time to get to know the character. We also weren't that shocked that Father Gabe tricked Mays. Gabriel has proven time and time again he'll make the tough calls if it means protecting his family in Alexandria.

Additionally, we hoped that Patrick may stick around for more than one episode as the potential leader of a new villain group — the Ravagers — who are after Maggie's survivors.

There wasn't a chance in the world Rick would have let anyone from Terminus live if he got his hands on them. Gareth's death might have been gruesome, but many people would probably agree it was well-deserved after he ate Bob's leg. Spencer had it coming and everyone watching knew it. The show spent nearly an entire episode setting him up to die, which is why most people weren't too taken aback.

His character also died the same way in the comic series, so there wasn't a big surprise there for the most devoted of fans. Daryl said everyone wasn't going to make it through Beta's herd of walkers and Beatrice was the unlucky survivor to get eaten alive.

Though Beatrice's death was pretty brutal — we watched walkers tear her apart in one of the grisliest deaths in some time — it was hard to feel too upset or shocked by her loss. Unless you've been keeping close tabs on the minor characters on the show, you may have watched the episode wondering who Beatrice was during her death scene. Not only was this the first significant moment in which we were seeing Beatrice all season, but the last time she had any real air time was in the background of season nine, episode five, which aired in November The worst part about Beatrice's death was that as she cried out to Carol for help or to take the supply backpack, Carol continued calmy forward without daring to look back.

She knew she couldn't look back or she'd put herself in danger, but that was cold. We figured the doctor may not make it back to the Hilltop in one piece, but we didn't expect his death to come at the hands of the Saviors after he survived getting his foot stuck in a bear trap.

Carson got a little too confident after he and Gabriel had several strokes of luck. Unfortunately for the doctor, his luck ran out. Despite being a great leader, Deanna didn't exactly have what it took to keep her community alive outside of their comfortable walls. Some viewers might have expected her to last a bit longer, but a power struggle between Rick and anyone else probably wouldn't have worked.

At least she got to go down fighting. We've been waiting for Gage to kick the bucket for a while, so we can't say we're totally shocked to see him go. Reminder: Gage was the kid who bullied Henry and then participated in beating up Lydia last season.

He's continued to be a bit of a jerk on the show. On the season 11 premiere, Gage selfishly abandoned the group, stealing their supplies and only returning when he was in trouble. You can say karma caught up with him, but it was pretty shocking to watch as Maggie refused to save the kid who was trapped in a locked subway car as a group of the undead slowly made their way to him.

Gage told off Maggie and shockingly stabbed himself a few times before the dead started ripping him open. There haven't been too many spooky deaths on the series, but Gage's was one of the cooler ones cinematically, feeling like a moment out of a horror movie. The above image is quite haunting. Gage then received a second death after returning as a walker. His death isn't ranked higher since we expected to see him go at some point and since it reminded us a bit of Noah's death where he was similarly torn apart by the undead on season five.

We knew Simon's days were numbered after he went behind Negan's back and had everyone at the junkyard killed. But it wasn't certain how Negan would take him out. We thought Simon would have received a more violent death instead of one of honor where the two fought to the death. Now, he's living out the rest of his days as a walker chained to the Sanctuary. It was a huge surprise when Rutina Wesley showed up on "The Walking Dead" as one of Michonne's closet college friends. It was a bigger surprise when things quickly took a dark turn and Jocelyn betrayed that friendship only to steal the children of Alexandria for her own survival in the zombie apocalypse.

We didn't rank this death higher because once Jocelyn's true motives were revealed, it became clear she needed to go. Who forgets their humanity so much that you think it's ever OK to brand someone who was close to you? It was kill or be killed as Michonne was forced to stab Jocelyn in the chest or risk the chance of losing Judith and her unborn child. It was an unthinkable decision and devastating to watch.

It was a reminder that when it comes to survival, the scariest thing in the zombie apocalypse may not be the undead. One of "TWD's" biggest surprises in a while was learning that Robert Patrick was cast on the show to play twin brothers. The second brother, who was revealed late on season 10, episode 19, was locked in a crawl space forced to live out his days.

When Aaron and Gabriel invited him to come back to Alexandria, he decided to heartbreakingly take his own life instead. It was shocking, but we knew with one season left to go that "TWD" likely wasn't going to bring on another recurring actor. The Governor had to go after ruthlessly killing Maggie's father Hershel in front of everyone.

While you may have jumped when Michonne drove her katana through the Governor, his death was more satisfying than surprising, especially when his girlfriend Lily sealed his fate by shooting him in the head. Despite being an original cast member, T-Dog wasn't exactly a major character in the series.

While many expected him to part ways with the show eventually, it was slightly surprising to see him sacrifice his life after getting bit to save Carol from walkers. It's more surprising to learn that the show actually considered killing Carol in that moment instead of T-Dog. Henry's death was a big change up from the comics as he took over King Ezekiel's death. We were less shocked to see Henry die since his story has focused heavily around dodging the Whisperers after he convinced Alpha's daughter, Lydia, to ditch her old life in the communities.

His time was up. You can't escape them forever. The moment brought his story full circle. People didn't expect Lizzie to last long at all after she stabbed her sister and almost killed Judith. Fans still weren't expecting the heavy scene that came when Carol took the girl out to a field Old Yeller style and told her to look at the flowers while shooting her dead.

While David's death was adapted straight from the comic, it wasn't one we were expecting to see play out nearly frame by frame. For those who aren't fans of Negan, it may have been a surprise to see him kill one of his own men for attempting to rape Sasha. Despite having several wives, most of whom don't even want to be married to him, Negan is adamant on his stance about his men committing rape. The only member of the Anderson family that had the slightest chance of surviving outside of Alexandria was Jessie.

Unfortunately, she refused to let go of her dying son's hand and was dragged down into a throng of hungry zombies as well. This might have come as a shock to some since her relationship with Rick was just starting to kindle.

In the end, she met the same death as her character in the comic series. Benjamin was just starting to get interesting when he was shot by the Saviors. He had his whole life ahead of him and was working with Morgan as a mentee much like how Morgan worked with his friend Eastman. When Ben was shot instead of Richard it wasn't only shocking, it was sad. Agatha's Laurie Fortier death may not have come as a big surprise since she joined the series for its final season; however, we were shocked at how many walkers were used to take her down.

Since the show has filmed during the pandemic, we thought we may not see deaths like this again on "TWD" for a bit.

Seeing an action scene with so many walkers on site made it feel like we were watching the older days of the show. Agatha's death scene gets some bonus points for a fun behind-the-scenes detail: One of the walkers who bites her is played by "TWD" executive producer and special effects supervisor, Greg Nicotero. It was also made a lot sadder once Fortier told us that Agatha and Duncan who also died on season 11, episode 3 were a couple and that Agatha felt like she had nothing left in the world after his demise.

You can read more on how Agatha's death scene came together here. Nicholas indirectly killed a couple of people because of his own overwhelming fear, so it wasn't a surprise that he took his own life after getting trapped by a hoards of walkers.