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Over the course of seven seasons, characters have dropped in and out as Rick and his team have slashed their way through the walker hordes.

The main band of characters on The Walking Dead has come across a number of different groups through its travels, from villains to ones that turned out to be friends and allies. Each survivor community on The Walking Dead has people who live by a specific code, with some of them coming across as less menacing than others. From the claimers who make a living stealing from everyone else but won't steal from each other to the Whisperers who wear the skinned faces of the dead to disguise themselves as walkers, it has been a wild ride. With The Commonwealth being one of the next big groups, it's time to remember all those with whom Daryl and the gang have come in contact. Updated on February 10th, by Christine Persaud: Every season, the main characters face a new group of Walking Dead villain groups that proves more of a threat to them than even the walking undead.

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Over the course of more than a decade, The Walking Dead has portrayed the struggles of life in the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse, and the dangers that lurk outside, as well as within. The ensuing drama takes place inside the various communities that surviving humans have set up, in an attempt to soldier forth, and hopefully make for a brighter future. However, not all communities are alike, nor are they equally as noble. While they all share the same basic view of banding together to survive, many communities prey upon the weak, while others opt for a more noble and democratic take on post-apocalypse teamwork. Yet, the challenges have remained. Updated on March 23rd, by Derek Draven: With the final episode of The Walking Dead looming ever-nearer, it's good to take a look back throughout the show's long run to examine the various communities that have been featured. More information has been unveiled regarding many of these communities, most notably the Commonwealth, and its sinister push on Alexandria and Hilltop. It all began with a zombie apocalypse that threw the world into chaos and forced the survivors into splinter communities where they battled not just the dead, but the very best and worst of human nature as well. The Vatos Gang was the first actual, real group that Rick and company encountered in their journey. From the outside, it looked like little more than a band of thugs and criminals, but appearances were quite deceiving. In fact, the boys were responsible for looking after a retirement home housing many elderly people in need of care. They were hardly prepared for the horrors of the apocalypse, however. What they lacked in experience, they more than made up for with bravado and intimidation tactics.

The group was made up of the survivors of the Dell Diamond Baseball Stadium community.

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Over the course of more than a decade, The Walking Dead has portrayed the struggles of life in the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse, and the dangers that lurk outside, as well as within. The ensuing drama takes place inside the various communities that surviving humans have set up, in an attempt to soldier forth, and hopefully make for a brighter future. However, not all communities are alike, nor are they equally as noble. While they all share the same basic view of banding together to survive, many communities prey upon the weak, while others opt for a more noble and democratic take on post-apocalypse teamwork. Yet, the challenges have remained. Updated on March 23rd, by Derek Draven: With the final episode of The Walking Dead looming ever-nearer, it's good to take a look back throughout the show's long run to examine the various communities that have been featured. More information has been unveiled regarding many of these communities, most notably the Commonwealth, and its sinister push on Alexandria and Hilltop. It all began with a zombie apocalypse that threw the world into chaos and forced the survivors into splinter communities where they battled not just the dead, but the very best and worst of human nature as well. The Vatos Gang was the first actual, real group that Rick and company encountered in their journey.

All twd groups

The main band of characters on The Walking Dead has come across a number of different groups through its travels, from villains to ones that turned out to be friends and allies. Each survivor community on The Walking Dead has people who live by a specific code, with some of them coming across as less menacing than others. From the claimers who make a living stealing from everyone else but won't steal from each other to the Whisperers who wear the skinned faces of the dead to disguise themselves as walkers, it has been a wild ride. With The Commonwealth being one of the next big groups, it's time to remember all those with whom Daryl and the gang have come in contact. Updated on February 10th, by Christine Persaud: Every season, the main characters face a new group of Walking Dead villain groups that proves more of a threat to them than even the walking undead. They have managed to persist, though not without tremendous loss with each encounter with a new group on Walking Dead.

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Its people didn't even need to risk venturing out into the world for supplies. The group is led by Magna. With Rick and his group having gone through so much horror and bloodshed, the thought of finding safety inside a thriving community seemed too good to pass up. The Kingdom was a survivor community that was allied with the coalition of Alexandria, Hilltop, and Oceanside before its inhabitants eventually had to evacuate due to the camp falling into disrepair at the end of Season 9. Jen and Wayne's Group is a small group of survivors that first appears in the episode "The World Before". So of course she insists on going on a run with Rosita and Daryl and ends up dead. They were incredibly dangerous due to their predatory and savage nature. While the community gets credit for changing with the times and giving up its playful games the second the world got a bit bigger, the fact is that Ezekiel invested long term in a place with a short expiration date. The Militia. After the nuclear warheads set off throughout Texas, it is unknown what happened to much of the communities part of the alliance. Unfortunately, it wasn't around a lot of natural resources nor was it in the most defensible spot. However, the true strength of The Hilltop was in its leadership. Abraham's Group was a small band of survivors introduced in the episode "Inmates" that had traveled from Houston to get to D. But, as a group, The Scavengers preferred to sit back, do their part, and participate only when there was something in it for them. Much like a mafia boss, Negan had a system whereby he offered protection to everyone in exchange for contributions every month, whether that was food, weapons, vehicles, or other luxuries.

The world of The Walking Dead is dotted with various communities, with thousands of people living there. The Walking Dead follows the survivors of the zombie apocalypse as they go from community to community trying to find safety.

Dwight's Group is a group first encountered in Here's Negan. The Prisoners. Georgie's Group is a small group of survivors that first appears in the episode "The Key". The Scavengers are low on the list when it comes to ranking all the survivor communities on The Walking Dead. They ambushed Clementine's group, and began the shoot-out. The Claimers are a group of hostile survivors introduced in the episode "Claimed". It is led by a woman named Magna. It's not surprising that things ended when one "patient" finally had enough and sacrificed her life to kill Dawn — the place was a powder keg that did what powder kegs inevitably do. But at least he usually looks sad about it. Dormammu Masqueradess Fredrick Denning.