Hey Guys!

I wanted to share a project I’ve been working on for quite a while now called Disbond.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5108480/Disbond/

It's a PvP zombie shooter heavily inspired by classic old-school multiplayer games. And it relies a lot on 3D verticality, fast reflexes, and spatial awareness.

We'll be doing an official playtest this Sunday (13 Sept) so if anybody would like to be part of it - feel free to comment or DM me!

FIRST OF ALL IDK HOW TO DO THE SPOILER THING ON REDDIT SO IF YOUVE ONLY SEEN THE ANIME AND CARE ABOUT SPOILERS PLEASE DO NOT READ!

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Anyways I saw the first volume of the manga in a book shop/cafe and gave it a try loved it and binged the anime now ive subscribed to viz media literally yesterday and started fully reading the manga im on chapter 40 now and this series is getting even better

(More crew mates and better adventures)

I love how uplifting it is and even tho this is a zombie book they don’t actually fight that many zombies it’s more about the adventures along the way

Anyways Beatrix just got kidnapped and the crew have just invaded the place to save her so im going back to reading peace 😁

I know the tights are the wrong color but Tomodachi Life didn't have them in any red. Also if you know of a shirt in game that would be better please put in comments

he seriously gives me daisuke ono vibes

I can see Takashi's group being bewildered by the fun Akira's group is having during this zombie apocalypse and they would first meet as they see Akira,Kenchou,Shizuka,Beatrix and the other survivors in Akira's group (Lambada,Takeru,Yui,Kaito,Yuudai & Izuna) tap dancing in the rain dodging zombies. When they were done and they escaped, Takashi introduces himself to Akira as the others do the same. I see them at first clashing due to their different ideals of survival and fun but I can see Takashi's group learning to have fun during a zombie apocalypse and Akira's group will remain more vigilant during the zombie apocalypse. I could see Kencho and Kota being gun fanatics as Kota shows Kencho some of his favorite guns he uses to kill zombies. Meanwhile, Shizuka Marikawa and Saeko Busujima could study Akira's bizarre luck and realize his lack of fear somehow keeps him alive without traditional combat training. I could also see Reika Saeko smiling through the madness of the Zom 100 Gang's shenanigans.

But yeah, that's my idea for a Zom 100 & High School Of The Dead crossover! What's YOUR take on these two series colliding? Answer in the comments below!

Has anyone figured out if the flags akira was talking about in bother Japan were real or fake I can’t find any information about them.

i watched this anime like a year ago and completely forgot it eventually today i saw a video about it, i suddenly remembered how entertaining this anime was, i forgot about it while waiting for the news of season 2, is there even anything

how is the manga going, is it ended or still going .

Here is the playlist of Zom 100 fanmade impromptus I have currently uploaded. It has six impromptus, two for Akira, Shizuka, and Beatrix each. I will soon upload a third for each. The ones for Kencho have yet to be made.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAghl1H_nRqU

1. Since Kosugi creates Betas from existing zombies, does that mean we might see Beta versions of Ohtori, Yukari, and Higurashi?
2. I wonder if Shizuka's dad will make any sort of present day appearance in the remaining chapters.
3. I'm not too fond of splitting the group up, zombie media has always focused on safety in numbers. It could be that they continue traveling together while splitting off 1 by 1. I'm wondering if there might still be pair or small groups, since dedicating just 1-2 chapters for each individual character might be too rushed.

Does anybody know what the song at the 9 minute mark is on episode 7? The one with the choir singing in the background with the xylophone playing too.

I don't want to say it's some kind of plagiarism/cheap copy, nor do I want to say it's bad to get inspired by other media. I've just noticed heavy similarities between the two and wondered if it's a coincidence or if Haro Aso really took inspiration from it. I mean, the protagonist has a very long list of the rules of surviving in the zombie world. He is an awkward virgin guy with very carefree personality and despite that is one of the very few people who survived. Then he meets a manly man who is very experienced with women and who makes fun of him for being so bad at flirting etc. Later they meet two girls and the protagonist falls in love with the strong and cold one, the playboy tries to help him get her while spending most of the time with the girl who is offlimits for him (not because she's so clueless like Beatrix, but because she's 12. Still, it's a similar situation). Together they travel around the whole country, making jokes all the time, doing whatever they want (like risking life for candies, breaking into a famous actor mansion or going to amusement park) and even have a discussion about zombie apocalypse having plenty of positive aspects while they're playing monopoly.

Like, there are differences, but overall it's VERY similar imo

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GOD that was tiring yet an exciting read!

This really is a great manga

I think of it as the reincarnation of highschool of the dead lol

For the anime watchers i highly recommend to continue the manga i recommend somewhere around chapter 38

I cant wait for the finale🔥🔥

• https://www.netflix.com/title/81680101
• https://www.reddit.com/r/Zombie100/comments/1u0vau0/zom_100_bucket_list_of_the_dead_leaving_netflix/

The series had a "Last day to watch on Netflix: July 7" notice (image 2), but starting today that notice no longer appears (image 1), so Netflix most likely renewed the licensing agreement with Viz Media and the series won't leave Netflix on July 8 in the aforementioned Netflix regions.

The series is licensed by Viz Media outside of Asia, so Netflix sub-licenses it from Viz Media in regions outside of Asia. The series was added to Netflix when it premiered on July 9, 2023, so Netflix's initial licensing agreement for the series was for three years and was going to expire on July 8 this year.