Are zombies fantasy

Answer 1

there would be a massive reaction from the government they would just nuke the most

heavily populated area then send it troops then burn the bodies cut them up and bury

them

Although there are some rare diseases that make people crave blood and flesh. The infected people also start limping and bleeding which are specifics of a zombie.

yea its called getting shot in the leg and being a cannable duh.

Government Will blow the Zombies sky high with Everthing they got

Answer 2

Yes, zombies are often considered a form of fantasy in literature and popular culture. They are typically portrayed as reanimated corpses that feed on the living, which is a fantastical concept not rooted in reality. Zombies are a popular element in Horror fiction and are often used to explore themes of death, survival, and the breakdown of society.

Answer 3

Zombies are not real. The brain sends signals to our bodies so that we can move/function. If the brain is dead, how can one move? Now there is a poison that comes from a certain type of fish that is used in Haiti to paralyze the body and its organs for several hours or even days, causing the belief that one is dead but is really very much alive and aware. Watch The Serpent And The Rainbow, a movie all about the fish poison "zombie powder".

Answer 4

The type shown in movies like "28 Days Later" or "28 Weeks Later", sure. With some qualifications, there is nothing inherently impossible in some kind of "rage" virus being created.

As to the more traditional type, that is a bit more delicate. For starters, you'll never see the comedic type that amble about saying, "Brains!" at sorority houses. Sentience either is or is not, there is no selective ability to speak one word.

As for George Romero's zombies, maybe, with qualifications.

It may be possible to reanimate a corpse. But what it would wish to do is speculative. It might have all the memories and intelligence as before. Or it might be a complete vegetable just lying there.

It would seem difficult for it to be in a "half way" state. Where it can move, has some memories - like of what doors are - and some rudimentary tool using ability. What would actually motivate it would be an issue, too. It would seem unlikely to care about eating.

The biggest flaw is the assumption that they would only attack humans. Zombies, like any hypothetical people infected with a "rage" virus, would attack each other, too. There is no reason to attack solely humans, and certainly no credible way to tell the difference between human and zombie, or infected and uninfected.

Answer 5

No it is not, because zombies are fictious and DON'T EXIST!

Answer 6

Yes it has been proven that Germans in war tried / accomplished to make a zombie. there has only been one found.

Answer 7

Well zombies are not true or real, But would be possible that zombies could exist from nuclear accidents or unknown hazardous things from places not know to man

Answer 8

no because they have no brain which means they don't know what they are doing.

Answer 9

Zombies are fantasy.

Answer 10

In most cases, yes.