Did Nazi zombies exist

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Delusional Paranoid Answer:Ah, Agree With You. But However, I Do Know The Solanum Virus (See The Zombie Survival Guide) Does Exist, But It Was Not Discovered Until Later On Near The Early 2000s, If I'm Correct. But Good Question; Nazi Zombies could Have Existed If They Had Discovered Solanum During World War 2.

Though It Was Not Possible For Them To Literally Rise From Their Graves, Eat Or Brains And Then We Become Zombies, And Repeat. BUT, There Is A Zombie Virus But There Was Never A Nazi Zombie. Good Question.

Less Delusional Answer:No. Nazi Zombies do not exist, and neither does Solanum, that is a fictional virus used in the books "The Zombie Survival Guide", and "World War Z".

This is true, but no one can ever know for sure. Read up on the Nazi Zombie storyline. It has to do with an actual asteroid called tunguska that crashed and had element 115 that was said to make zombies.

Non-Delusional Answer:Zombies are fiction. Nazi zombies are fiction. Solanum virus: there are actually two virus with the common name solanum, also called potato virus X and potato virus Y. Both are plant pathenogenic; that is they do not affect humans or other animals. The "Solanum virus" of Max Brook's Zombie Survival Guide fame is pure fiction.

The Tunguska asteroid carried nickle, iron, and iridium--no "element 115" currently exists. A review of the Periodic Table shows the highest numbered element known is 102, Nobelium, and it cannot exist naturally.

So, in short, no, Nazi zombies have never, do not, and can never exist.

Please, park your paranoia-cycle at the curb, and check your tinfoil hat at the door. While zombie fiction is great fun to speculate, fiction is fiction. Keep it real.