Zombiedumb

Zombiedumb (or also written as Zombie Dumb[3], Korean: 좀비덤), is a South Korean series of television animated shorts produced by Anyzac and aired by KBS1 in South Korea.

Zombiedumb
Korean좀비덤
GenreSlapstick
Comedy
Zombies
Country of originSouth Korea
Original language(s)None (Korean in opening themes, English in some texts)
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes112 (60 on S1,[1] 52 on S2[2])
Production
Executive producer(s)Byungjun Lee
Producer(s)Jungwoo Lee
Production company(s)Anyzac
Release
Original networkKBS1, Disney Channel, Netflix
Original releaseOctober 31, 2015 (2015-10-31) –
February 9, 2019 (2019-02-09)
External links
Production website

This series is about zombies, is named after from that.

Plot

Hana is the only resident of Moon Street. She lived with different zombies; each zombies have unique basis. It appears from an grave park, and affected by a moon with smiling face;[4] namely Zombill, Zomgirl, Zomjack, Zomson, Zomkong, and a bat Zompet.

In second season, early zombies is can live in day instead of night; and added more characters such Zombo, Zomchee, Zomkko, and a dog Momo.

Characters
Zomgirl, Zombill, and Zompet (on the gate) are shown on this image, along with many South Korean characters.

Season 1
  • Hana (Korean: 하나; voiced by Tara Strong): a girl that also the only human resident of Moon St..
  • Zombill (Korean: 좀빌; voiced by Ellie Kemper): a rock star[5] zombie that wears a headphone and necklace with peace symbol.
  • Zomgirl (Korean: 좀걸; voiced by Cree Summer): an actress-based zombie that wears sunglasses.
  • Zomjack (Korean: 좀잭; voiced by Marc Thompson): a inventor[6]-based zombie on an underground lab with Zompet.
  • Zompet (Korean: 좀팻; voiced by Bill Melendez): a pet bat (was affected by zombies), that lives with Zomjack.
  • Zomson (Korean: 좀슨; voiced by Ben Schwartz): a zombie that based on Michael Jackson.
  • Zomkong (Korean: 좀콩; voiced by Dan Russell): a zombie that named after the King Kong character. He has a voodoo doll named Mini (Korean: 미니).
  • Skull (Korean: 스컬): undead skeletons that resides on Moon St.

Season 2

Merchandising

Zombiedumb series had been released into sticker books, plush toys, action figures, smartphone cases, and others.

Alongside it, GS25 released more than 60 products like snacks, ice creams, and others; during Halloween of 2019, that its packages based on the Zombiedumb series.[7]

Apps

Mobirix released an mobile puzzle game entitled Zombiedumb Jelly (Korean: 좀비덤젤리) that developed by Rainfallsoft, on April 25, 2016.[8] Mobirix is also released similar mobile game titled Jewelry King: Zombie Dumb.

gollark: You really only need a microcontroller and RTG on a pole. Possibly a battery.
gollark: I think they're for GPS, not relaying information.
gollark: I meant to ship data by railgun.
gollark: Um, that but the other way round.
gollark: Just use floppy disks to ship railguns?

References
  1. "ZOMBIEDUMB Season 1". anyzac.com.
  2. "ZOMBIEDUMB Season 2". anyzac.com.
  3. "Zombie Dumb (TV Series) (2017)". filmaffinity.com.
  4. On the first episode of first season
  5. "About Zombill on Anyzac's blog". blog.naver.com. (in Korean)
  6. "About Zomjack on Anyzac's blog". blog.naver.com. (in Korean)
  7. "Zombiedumb x GS25 on I Love Character's blog". blog.naver.com. (in Korean)
  8. "[뉴스] 애니메이션 '좀비덤' IP 활용 3매치 모바일 게임 '좀비덤젤리' 출시". inven.co.kr. April 26, 2016. Retrieved April 1, 2020. (in Korean)
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