Undead boss, Scott Gimple, confirmed that he wants a crossover to bring the Undead spin-offs together, which could bring the hugely successful post-apocalyptic franchise to a satisfying end. AMC's original series has grown into an epic franchise consisting of 14 series across the Undead universe. This can get confusing, with Undead including multiple time jumps and characters occasionally disappearing, leaving their fates unknown. As a result, there are several loose ends to Undead end before the end of the franchise, so it's a good sign that Gimple is considering it.
The spin-offs helped bring closure Undead answering some of the questions he left open, such as the fate of Rick Grimes. Although Rick seemed to receive a happy ending in Those who livehis future may be tied to the rest of the franchise, as he is still linked to other central characters. There are several nearby Undead shows in progress or in negotiationsthat they need to cover a lot before the deductible ends.
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The meaning of designation 2 must be revealed
The Walking Dead may have its next villain
The later Undead The villains of the series, the Civic Republic Military (CRM) seemed to have many branches and code phrases, which the spin-offs began to explore. World Beyond explained one of UndeadCRM's most mysterious questions, which concerned why Jadis was labeling her offers to the CRM helicopter team as A or B. Although The world beyond explored the huge community of the Civic Republic, a sentence of Undead stood out: "Designation 2."
Designation 2 could be next Undead group of villains, and viewers must finally find out what Assignment 2 is before the franchise ends.
Undead season 11 seemed ready to explore Assignment 2and why no one came back from there. However, Connie was rescued from being transported there and the location was never explained. Since Pamela Milton suspected Connie of writing the article accusing her son of murder, Assignment 2 could be a prison camp, an execution center, or something else entirely. Designation 2 could be next Undead group of villains, and viewers must finally find out what Assignment 2 is before the franchise ends.
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Morgan must find out what happened to Rick
The two characters have been connected since the beginning of The Walking Dead
Morgan is one of Undead longest-surviving characters in the franchise, and he appeared as a main character in two Undead series. His story was incredibly profound, as Morgan has been through intense pain, mental illness, and self-improvement character arcs. Of all Undead characters who deserve to achieve their goals and find peace, Morgan is one of the most deserving, and his main goal is still possible. Morgan's ultimate goal is to find Rick Grimes.
Morgan goes in search of Rick at the end of Fear the undead. Although it doesn't look like he'll appear in any Dead City or Daryl DixonMorgan could get one Undead spin-off as an alternative scenario. Morgan is the only original Undead character without his own spin-offand this could prepare him to finally meet Rick. If a complete spin-off is not possible, a Tales from the universe of The Walking Dead episode could complete Morgan's story.
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The fates of Iris and Silas must be shown
The two could find themselves on opposite sides
The Walking Dead: The World Beyond It ended with its survivors going to different communities to try to form a possible resistance against the CRM. Iris was on her way to Portland to warn local communities about the danger CRM posed, while Silas seemed ready to try to take them down from the inside, joining in as a soldier. Those who live had the perfect opportunity to reference their destinations but never did, even though the series regularly referenced The world beyond.
With Jadis dead after she took a personal interest in training Silas, it would have been interesting to see what happened to him afterwards. If he and Iris were to meet again, it's possible the two would have very different perspectives. Like two of The world beyondmore interesting characters, Undead must finish the stories of Iris and Silaseven in flashback form.
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Should Daryl and Carol Become a Couple (Or Not)
The "They Don't Want" Character Arc Needs a Resolution
Carol had the biggest transformation of all Undead charactergoing from a victim of domestic violence to a formidable fighter and finding love in between. When Carol and Ezekiel's relationship fell apart after the trauma of Henry's death, it seemed like she would never find true happiness again. Separated from everyone she loves, Carol finds her best friend in Daryl Dixonwith season 2 being named Daryl Dixon: The Book of Caroland they both have a journey ahead of them.
While Undead hinted that Daryl and Carol will get together, that doesn't seem likely. A romance between Daryl and Carol would be controversialand you risk damaging the deep connection that is one of the best relationships in the entire world. Undead franchise. However, Undead it shouldn't end before giving viewers a definitive answer about whether Daryl and Carol will remain best friends or become something else.
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The Walking Dead should show how other countries dealt with the apocalypse
If The Walking Dead has one serious flaw, it's this
One of the factors that made Undead So unique and successful is its diversity. Undead featured a wide cast of different types of people, from diverse and varied backgrounds. However, this excellent approach to characterization has not carried over to the world at large, and if Undead There's a flaw, that's it. Although Daryl Dixon there were location changes, the French characters are not as complete as the American characters.
Taking Daryl and Carol around Europe and showing how different countries and cultures dealt with the world's collapse would be a great way to Undead to respond to your biggest criticisms. Even though the Daryl Dixon If the spin-off doesn't address a broader culture, future shows could still go in that direction. More tales from the Walking Dead universe focused on individual stories, linking them to the bigger picturemaking it the ideal spin-off to show the apocalypse from another part of the world.
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Heath's fate must finally be revealed
The character disappeared on The Walking Dead, and it was noticed
One of UndeadHis most underrated character was Heath, who disappeared in Season 7 of the original series. Undead showrunner Angela Jang confirmed that Heath was one of the characters Jadis negotiated with CRMbut this was an unsatisfying ending for the character. With the Undead spin-offs featuring the Civil Republic as the main antagonist, it seemed certain that Heath's fate would be revealed, but he never appeared.
Heath was not seen in Those who live despite intense speculation that he would have a role, and so it appears that the mystery of Heath's whereabouts will remain unanswered. Still, this shouldn't be the case. Undead generally addresses its characters' fates, even through details like clothing seen on walkers, and Heath's fate has been a shocking exception. Before Undead ends forever, viewers should at least find out if Heath was A or B according to the CRM.
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Negan's story must be completed
The Walking Dead's most iconic villain must be redeemed or die
Of all the powerful Undead villains, Negan seemed to be irredeemable. Your redemption in the following Undead seasons was one of the best threads in franchise history. Although he almost always maintained his arrogance, it seemed that until the end of UndeadNegan became one of the good guys. Dead City ended with the allure of Negan's former power and status catching up with him once again, and as it was renewed for another season, Negan could return as an antagonist.
Undead the franchise cannot end before rescuing Negan or killing him. If Negan survives Undead franchise becomes a villain, there will always be the possibility of another Negan spin-off. Keeping him as a reformed character would allow him to build a new, peaceful life for himself. A third option is to kill him, but if that happens, Undead should give Negan an ending worthy of the impact he had on the series.
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Laurent's immunity must be explained or refuted
Laurent could be the key to the future of The Walking Dead
An immune character has been a zombie apocalypse trope for a long time, and Undead was away from him for an impressive amount of time. That being said, the franchise appears to be leaning towards a "chosen" trope too, which is unusual for a series that has generally stayed true to its gritty roots. Daryl DixonLaurent appears to be immune in Undead universe, and Your introduction could be the key to the Undead franchise closure.
While this confirms many characters' beliefs that Laurent is the Messiah, it seems a bit tidy.
The possibility that the virus was introduced into his bloodstream while he was in the womb seems likely, based on flashbacks in Daryl Dixon. Anyway, Laurent could be the key to developing an antivirus that would change Undead forever. While this confirms many characters' beliefs that Laurent is the Messiah, it seems a bit tidy. He may discover that he is a normal person at a crucial moment, but if he is truly immune, that must be explained.
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The Walking Dead characters must find out if they still have a lot of time to live
If they only have 14 years left, they must accept this
During his final confrontation with Major General Beale in Those who liveBeale tells Rick that humanity only has 14 years left before a lack of food and huge herds of walkers make survival impossible. Although Beale is a villain, his discoveries were based on science and it seems plausible that Undeadthe survivors are outnumbered by the walkerswith precarious food resources. Rick is able to stay with his family, but his happy ending doesn't change Beale's grim prognosis.
If The walking dead all the characters are going to die anyway, this would be a dark ending to a series that has been so popular, but it could be possible. The show has been incredibly dark at times, and end Undead knowing that all the characters are living on borrowed time it wouldn't be a shock based on the franchise's history. Yet, Undead we must confirm whether this is true, because Laurent's potential immunity could suggest a very different ending.
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Rick and Daryl must reunite
The Walking Dead should reunite two of its best characters
Rick and Daryl may have suspected each other in Undeadbut the two became like brothers over time. Although Daryl eventually stopped looking for Rick near the river where he disappeared, Daryl must not end Undead franchise without knowing that Rick is alive. Node Daryl Dixon spin-off, Daryl was reunited with his best friend and found the ability to love once again. Finding out his adoptive brother is alive would be the happy ending Daryl deserved.
Rick and Daryl are formidable enough on their own, and their time apart has taught them some new skills. If the next installment of Undead The story introduced a new villain, bringing Rick and Daryl together would make victory much more likely, especially with Carol and Michonne as well. Undead I already abandoned the Perfect Rick theory once before I debunked it, so It looks like a Rick and Daryl reunion is already on producers' minds. Before Undead the franchise ends forever, this must happen.