area after all.It’s been a busy holiday season for the games industry. The survivors are still in the Washington, D.C. Or maybe they were just a sanctioned military unit gone bad. Perhaps this group was some sort of paramilitary organization before the dead began to walk. Now that we’re just about a decade into said apocalypse, the mind reels at what kind of additional training in murder the Reapers may have received. This is a group that was adept at killing even before the apocalypse began. The Reapers’ ruthless efficiency then makes a bit more sense. Every single person is a trained killer since before the apocalypse.’ I think that was something that just felt interesting to us.”
“In this case, we were like, ‘We’ve never actually come across a group where every single person is their own John Rambo. “We’re always trying to think about, especially if they’re not from the comic, what makes a group stand out?” Kang says. Thankfully, Walking Dead showrunner Angela Kang spoke with Den of Geek prior to the season 11 premiere and revealed a little bit about what to expect from these show-specific bad guys.
Nor is there a group who closely matches up to the Reapers M.O., or at least their M.O. While iconic Walking Dead villains like Negan and the Saviors and Alpha and the Whisperers came directly from Robert Kirkman’s original comic source, there are no Reapers in said comics.
The viciousness of the Reapers’ attack begs the question: who are these guys? And what does their arrival mean for The Walking Dead‘s final arc? A cut to the credits is the only thing that spares the audience from witnessing more carnage Several of our survivors are quickly wounded by arrows and melee weapons flying through the air. In the waning moments of “Acheron Part II”, the Reapers appear in ominous masks, surrounded by hanging bodies, and apparently very ready to kill. Now, at the very end of The Walking Dead season 11 episode 2 “Acheron Part II”, we get our first official look of the Reapers as a group and the fear in Cole’s voice makes a lot more sense.
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