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* HeroOfAnotherStory: The video game series shies away from Rick Grimes' group (with the exception of Michonne for her miniseries and [[GuestStarPartyMember guest appearences]] by Glenn, Herschel, and Jesus) and focuses on another group of survivors from Georgia, namely Clementine.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: The video game series shies away from Rick Grimes' group (with the exception of Michonne for her miniseries miniseries; and [[GuestStarPartyMember guest appearences]] by Glenn, Herschel, Glenn and Jesus) Herschel in ''Season One'' and focuses Jesus in ''A New Frontier''), instead focusing on another group of survivors from Georgia, namely Clementine.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: The video game series shies away from Rick Grimes' group (with the exception of Michonne for her miniseries and [[GuestStarPartyMember guest appearences]] by Glenn and Jesus) and focuses on another group of survivors from Georgia, namely Clementine.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: The video game series shies away from Rick Grimes' group (with the exception of Michonne for her miniseries and [[GuestStarPartyMember guest appearences]] by Glenn Glenn, Herschel, and Jesus) and focuses on another group of survivors from Georgia, namely Clementine.
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* QueerFlowers: Violet is a lesbian and she frequently wears purple.
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** In the first episode of season four, Clem (age 17) carries around a small backpack that is somehow capable of storing a deer skull. Even after losing the bag, she can still put a boar skull into her pocket and later pulls out a bow with arrows (without a quiver) out of thin air (which she in game technically has [[BottomlessMagazines limitless amounts of)]].
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** In the first episode of season four, Clem (age 17) 16) carries around a small backpack that is somehow capable of storing a deer skull. Even after losing the bag, she can still put a boar skull into her pocket and later pulls out a bow with arrows (without a quiver) out of thin air (which she in game technically has [[BottomlessMagazines limitless amounts of)]].
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* Season four's main dramatic thrust is Clementine's struggle to raise AJ correctly as his adopted guardian. She also encounters Tenn, a boy from an adopted family. The hold that Tenn's adopted sister has over him becomes critical in the final scenes of the series.
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* {{Motif}}: Adopted children are a major recurring subject throughout the series.
** In season one, Lee effectively adopts Clementine as his daughter.
** In season two, Kenny quickly becomes interested in treating AJ as his own son, which causes some strife. In one possible ending, Kenny plans to raise Clementine and AJ as his adopted kids. In another possible ending, Clementine resolves to raise AJ and has his name tattooed on her hand. She also encounter a husband and wife with a boy who is clearly not their biological son.
** In season three, Javi takes charge of raising his niece and nephew alongside their step mother, which causes strife when [[spoiler:their father comes back into the picture]].
* Season four's main dramatic thrust is Clementine's struggle to raise AJ correctly as his adopted guardian. She also encounters Tenn, a boy from an adopted family. The hold that Tenn's adopted sister has over him becomes critical in the final scenes of the series.
** In season one, Lee effectively adopts Clementine as his daughter.
** In season two, Kenny quickly becomes interested in treating AJ as his own son, which causes some strife. In one possible ending, Kenny plans to raise Clementine and AJ as his adopted kids. In another possible ending, Clementine resolves to raise AJ and has his name tattooed on her hand. She also encounter a husband and wife with a boy who is clearly not their biological son.
** In season three, Javi takes charge of raising his niece and nephew alongside their step mother, which causes strife when [[spoiler:their father comes back into the picture]].
* Season four's main dramatic thrust is Clementine's struggle to raise AJ correctly as his adopted guardian. She also encounters Tenn, a boy from an adopted family. The hold that Tenn's adopted sister has over him becomes critical in the final scenes of the series.
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* CensoredChildDeath: Certain instances where the player gets a game over due to the death of a particularly young main character (namely Clementine in Season 1 and AJ in Season 4) are edited so we don't see them directly. That said...
** DeathOfAChild: ...Not even children are spared from the horrors of the apocalypse and we ''do'' get to see many of them getting killed on-screen. Even the [[NonStandardGameOver Non Standard Game Overs]] related to Clementine stop being censored from Season 2 onwards.
** DeathOfAChild: ...Not even children are spared from the horrors of the apocalypse and we ''do'' get to see many of them getting killed on-screen. Even the [[NonStandardGameOver Non Standard Game Overs]] related to Clementine stop being censored from Season 2 onwards.
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* CensoredChildDeath: Certain instances where the player gets a game over due to the death of a particularly young main character (namely Clementine in Season 1 and AJ in Season 4) are edited so we don't see them directly. That said...\n** DeathOfAChild: ...
* DeathOfAChild: Not even children are spared from the horrors of the apocalypse and we ''do'' get to see many of them getting killed on-screen. Even the [[NonStandardGameOver Non Standard Game Overs]] related to Clementine stop being censored from Season 2 onwards.
* DeathOfAChild: Not even children are spared from the horrors of the apocalypse and we ''do'' get to see many of them getting killed on-screen. Even the [[NonStandardGameOver Non Standard Game Overs]] related to Clementine stop being censored from Season 2 onwards.
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* ''VideoGame/TheWalkingDeadSurvivalInstinct'': the second ''Walking Dead'' game, which is based more on [[Series/TheWalkingDead the TV series]].
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* ''VideoGame/TheWalkingDeadSurvivalInstinct'': the second ''Walking Dead'' game, which is based more on acts as a prequel to [[Series/TheWalkingDead the TV series]].
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* ''VideoGame/TheWalkingDeadArcade'': A 2017 RailShooter arcade. Like ''Survival Instinct'', it's based more on the TV show.
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* ''VideoGame/TheWalkingDeadArcade'': A 2017 RailShooter arcade. Like ''Survival Instinct'', it's based more on the TV show.
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* QueerFlowers: Violet is a lesbian and she frequently wears purple.
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* OnceDoneNeverForgotten: Lee will make fun of Carley at several points for the time that she couldn't get a radio to work... because she put the batteries in backwards.
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** In the first episode of season four, Clem (age 17) carries around a small backpack that is somehow capable of storing a deer skull. Even after losing the bag, she can still puts a boat skull into her pocket and pulls out a bow with arrows (without a quiver) out of thin air.
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** In the first episode of season four, Clem (age 17) carries around a small backpack that is somehow capable of storing a deer skull. Even after losing the bag, she can still puts put a boat boar skull into her pocket and later pulls out a bow with arrows (without a quiver) out of thin air.air (which she in game technically has [[BottomlessMagazines limitless amounts of)]].
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** Lee from season 1 is capable of somehow storing a car battery in his jean pocket; at least [[AssShove we think]]
** Clementine in season 2 (age 11) is capable of storing large cans of baked beans, hunting knives, radios and pistols in her back pocket but at least she has a tiny backpack for some of the season.
** Clementine in season 2 (age 11) is capable of storing large cans of baked beans, hunting knives, radios and pistols in her back pocket but at least she has a tiny backpack for some of the season.
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** Lee from season 1 is capable of somehow storing a car battery in his jean pocket; at least [[AssShove we think]]
think]].
** Clementine in season 2 (age 11) is capable of storing large cans of baked beans, hunting knives, radios and pistols in her back pocket but at least she has a tiny backpack forsome most of the season.
** Clementine in season 2 (age 11) is capable of storing large cans of baked beans, hunting knives, radios and pistols in her back pocket but at least she has a tiny backpack for
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** When Clementine In the first episode of season four, Clem (age 17) makes her final appearance she has carries around a tiny small backpack but that is somehow capable of storing ridiculously large items inside with no issue (such as a deer skulls) that being said skull. Even after losing the bag, she can usually be seen without still puts a boat skull into her back pack which raises the question on where she put that boar skull.pocket and pulls out a bow with arrows (without a quiver) out of thin air.
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* TroublingUnchildlikeBehaviour: Ericson's boarding school for troubled youth earnt its reputation as many of its residents were sent for rather disturbing behaviour:
** Mitch was sent to the school for [[MadBomber making and detonating homemade explosives]] at 8 years old.
** Louis destroyed his family's life due to being incredibly spoilt.
** Ruby has HairTriggerTemper
** Aasim is a PyroManiac
** Violet mindlessly watched cartoons for hours on end while her grandmothers corpse was right behind her (she was there when she committed suicide)
** Minerva is capable [[spoiler: of cold hearted Fratricide]],[[spoiler: not once but attempted it again with her half brother later for no reason]].
** Willy was sent for [[ADateWithRosiePalms chronic masturbation]] which is extra creepy as he couldn't have been any older than 5 when he was sent to the boarding school.
** We don't know what Marlon got sent to the school for but he is capable of violently murdering his friends out of anger.
** Its unknown what got Ten sent to Ericson seeing as he would have been no older than 5, however he is adopted and has a large burn scar on his head, suggesting possible parental abuse.
** Mitch was sent to the school for [[MadBomber making and detonating homemade explosives]] at 8 years old.
** Louis destroyed his family's life due to being incredibly spoilt.
** Ruby has HairTriggerTemper
** Aasim is a PyroManiac
** Violet mindlessly watched cartoons for hours on end while her grandmothers corpse was right behind her (she was there when she committed suicide)
** Minerva is capable [[spoiler: of cold hearted Fratricide]],[[spoiler: not once but attempted it again with her half brother later for no reason]].
** Willy was sent for [[ADateWithRosiePalms chronic masturbation]] which is extra creepy as he couldn't have been any older than 5 when he was sent to the boarding school.
** We don't know what Marlon got sent to the school for but he is capable of violently murdering his friends out of anger.
** Its unknown what got Ten sent to Ericson seeing as he would have been no older than 5, however he is adopted and has a large burn scar on his head, suggesting possible parental abuse.
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** Aasim is a PyroManiac
** Minerva is capable [[spoiler: of cold hearted Fratricide]],[[spoiler: not once but attempted it again with her half brother later for no reason]].
** Willy was sent for [[ADateWithRosiePalms chronic masturbation]] which is extra creepy as he couldn't have been any older than 5 when he was sent to the boarding school.
** Willy was sent for [[ADateWithRosiePalms chronic masturbation]] which is extra creepy as he couldn't have been any older than 5 when he was sent to the boarding school.
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** Minerva is capable of cold hearted Fratricide,[[spoiler: not once but attempted it again with her half brother later for no reason]].
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** A character literally named Abel makes an appearance from a faction whos running theme is Fratricide. He smokes cigarettes made from bible passages.
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* MadBomber: Mitch was sent to Ericson's Boarding school due to his habit of making explosives and detonating them in random areas [[TroublingUnchildlikeBehaviour when he was 8 years old]].
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* TroublingUnchildlikeBehaviour: Ericson's boarding school for troubled youth earnt its reputation as many of its residents were sent for rather disturbing behaviour:
** Mitch was sent to the school for [[MadBomber making and detonating homemade explosives]] at 8 years old.
** Louis destroyed his family's life due to being incredibly spoilt.
** Ruby has HairTriggerTemper
** Violet mindlessly watched cartoons for hours on end while her grandmothers corpse was right behind her (she was there when she committed suicide)
** We don't know what Marlon got sent to the school for but he is capable of violently murdering his friends out of anger.
** Minerva is capable of cold hearted Fratricide,[[spoiler: not once but attempted it again with her half brother later for no reason]].
** Mitch was sent to the school for [[MadBomber making and detonating homemade explosives]] at 8 years old.
** Louis destroyed his family's life due to being incredibly spoilt.
** Ruby has HairTriggerTemper
** Violet mindlessly watched cartoons for hours on end while her grandmothers corpse was right behind her (she was there when she committed suicide)
** We don't know what Marlon got sent to the school for but he is capable of violently murdering his friends out of anger.
** Minerva is capable of cold hearted Fratricide,[[spoiler: not once but attempted it again with her half brother later for no reason]].
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* HammerSpace: The player characters have a worrying habit of storing large objects seemingly [[AssShove up their ass]]:
** Lee from season 1 is capable of somehow storing a car battery in his jean pocket; at least [[AssShove we think]]
** Clementine in season 2 (age 11) is capable of storing large cans of baked beans, hunting knives, radios and pistols in her back pocket but at least she has a tiny backpack for some of the season.
** Javi in season 3 is a slight improvement from the previous two games, having an actual backpack to store items in…… however this backpack is still comically small for all the items he needs to store inside.
** When Clementine (age 17) makes her final appearance she has a tiny backpack but is capable of storing ridiculously large items inside with no issue (such as deer skulls) that being said she can usually be seen without her back pack which raises the question on where she put that boar skull.
** Lee from season 1 is capable of somehow storing a car battery in his jean pocket; at least [[AssShove we think]]
** Clementine in season 2 (age 11) is capable of storing large cans of baked beans, hunting knives, radios and pistols in her back pocket but at least she has a tiny backpack for some of the season.
** Javi in season 3 is a slight improvement from the previous two games, having an actual backpack to store items in…… however this backpack is still comically small for all the items he needs to store inside.
** When Clementine (age 17) makes her final appearance she has a tiny backpack but is capable of storing ridiculously large items inside with no issue (such as deer skulls) that being said she can usually be seen without her back pack which raises the question on where she put that boar skull.
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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: There are some situations in which the results are the same regardless of the player's decision. An example is in the first episode in which Shawn Greene dies whether Lee chose to save him or Duck while the latter manages to escape unharmed.
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** Seasone One there has enemies who have to be taken out in [[PressXToNotDie quick-time events]]; [[spoiler: Andrew St. John]] and [[spoiler: the [[DiscOneFinalBoss Stranger]]]].
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** Seasone One there has enemies two [[ArcVillain Arc Villains]] who have to be taken out in [[PressXToNotDie quick-time events]]; [[spoiler: Andrew St. John]] and [[spoiler: the [[DiscOneFinalBoss Stranger]]]].
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* MooksButNoBosses: The player generally only fights zombies and human bandits. There are only a few situations that approximate boss fights.
** Seasone One there has enemies who have to be taken out in [[PressXToNotDie quick-time events]]; [[spoiler: Andrew St. John]] and [[spoiler: the [[DiscOneFinalBoss Stranger]]]].
** [[spoiler: William Carver]] is an almost pure CutsceneBoss in Season Two; all the player has to do is kick or shoot him from behind so that [[spoiler: Luke can disarm him and Kenny can beat him to death]].
** Clementine fights [[spoiler: Lilly]] in Season Four, where she has to incapacitate her with a knife before deciding whether or not [[spoiler: AJ shoots her]].
** Seasone One there has enemies who have to be taken out in [[PressXToNotDie quick-time events]]; [[spoiler: Andrew St. John]] and [[spoiler: the [[DiscOneFinalBoss Stranger]]]].
** [[spoiler: William Carver]] is an almost pure CutsceneBoss in Season Two; all the player has to do is kick or shoot him from behind so that [[spoiler: Luke can disarm him and Kenny can beat him to death]].
** Clementine fights [[spoiler: Lilly]] in Season Four, where she has to incapacitate her with a knife before deciding whether or not [[spoiler: AJ shoots her]].
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* CainAndAbel: A prevalent theme of the last two seasons. New Frontier has [[spoiler:the Garcia brothers]] with [[spoiler:David]] being a selfish, violent and controlling jerkass who's the leader of the antagonistic faction while [[spoiler:Javier]] is, at worst, violent. [[spoiler:David even tries to kill Javier in From The Gallows.]] The Final Season has [[spoiler:Minerva]] and [[spoiler:Sophie.]]
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* CainAndAbel: A prevalent theme of the last two seasons. New Frontier has [[spoiler:the Garcia brothers]] with [[spoiler:David]] being a selfish, violent reckless and controlling jerkass Jerkass who's the leader of the antagonistic faction while [[spoiler:Javier]] is, at worst, violent. [[spoiler:David even tries to kill Javier in From The Gallows.]] The Final Season has [[spoiler:Minerva]] and [[spoiler:Sophie.]]
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* CainAndAbel: A prevalent theme of the last two seasons. New Frontier has [[spoiler:the Garcia brothers]] with [[spoiler:David]] being a selfish, violent and controlling jerkass who's the leader of the antagonistic faction while [[spoiler:Javier]] is, at worst, violent. [spoiler:David even tries to kill Javier in From The Gallows.]] The Final Season has [[spoiler:Minerva]] and [[spoiler:Sophie.]]
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* CainAndAbel: A prevalent theme of the last two seasons. New Frontier has [[spoiler:the Garcia brothers]] with [[spoiler:David]] being a selfish, violent and controlling jerkass who's the leader of the antagonistic faction while [[spoiler:Javier]] is, at worst, violent. [spoiler:David [[spoiler:David even tries to kill Javier in From The Gallows.]] The Final Season has [[spoiler:Minerva]] and [[spoiler:Sophie.]]
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* CainAndAbel: A prevalent theme of the last two seasons. New Frontier has [[spoiler:the Garcia brothers]] with [[spoiler:David]] being a selfish, violent and controlling jerkass who's the leader of the antagonistic faction while [[spoiler:Javier]] is, at worst, violent. [spoiler:David even tries to kill Javier in From The Gallows.]] The Final Season has [spoiler:Minerva]] [[spoiler:Minerva]] and [[spoiler:Sophie.]]
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* ImproperlyPlacedFirearms: Despite being set in America, the most prevalent assault rifle that's being used is the ''Russian [=AK-47=]'' since the creators probably didn't want to get sued by Colt's Manufacturing Company (They own the registered trademark to the AR-15).
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* ''VideoGame/TheWalkingDeadOnslaught'': A VR game
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* SadisticChoice: The game often puts the player in a situation where you must decide which character to save. Whichever character you didn't save will die.
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* SadisticChoice: The game often puts the player in a situation where you must decide which character to save. Whichever character you didn't save will die.die, hate you or be traumatized.
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** Season 1 has Katja and later, Vernon.
** Season 2 has Carlos.
** New Frontier has Paul Lingard and Eleanor.
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** Season 1 has Katja and later, Vernon.
** Season 2 has Carlos.
** New Frontier has Paul Lingard and Eleanor.
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** DeathOfAChild: ...Not even children are spared from the horrors of the apocalypse and we ''do'' get to see many of them getting killed on-screen. Even the [[NonStandardGameOver Non Standard Game Overs]] related to Clementine stop being censored from Season 2 onwards.
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* OncePerEpisode: There's a car crash in every season with three of them taking place in the first episode.
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** Characters covering themselves in walker blood to walk pass a herd.
* RunningGag: The playable character sure finds themselves tripping or losing conscious a lot, with Lee tripping at least five times in the first episode alone.
** There's a car crash in every season with three of them taking place in the first
** Characters covering themselves in walker blood to walk pass a herd.
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* SeriesMascot: Clementine's iconic NiceHat is treated as such, with the last scene of the game being a close up of it.
