History VideoGame / Zombidle

* MeatgrinderSurgery: The Red Knight can install/replace Bob's toes, brains, and hearts, with his scalpel, "Ol' Rusty".

** The chest-guarding of the 6th world are a flamingo, a toucan, and two parrots.

** NightmareMode pits you against {{Cthulhumanoid}} entities in a tentacle-infested DarkWorld.

** Bob himself could be a possible example, if his green skin's due to undeath like the other zombies.

* YellowSnow: The "Lemon Flavoured Magic Snow" item is a pretty obvious reference to this.

** Turned into pumpkins during the Halloween event, and the Christmas event adds presents as a third currency, which drops randomly from houses and are exchangeable for more useful items.

* RapePillageAndBurn: Minus the raping of course, since Bob and his minions have no desire for that at all. Ransacking and burning villages for skulls and killing their inhabitants are essentially what Bob and his minions do to every area of every kingdom.

* RapePillageAndBurn: Minus the raping of course, since Bob and his minions have no desire for that at all. Ransacking villages and killing their inhabitants are essentially what Bob and his minions do to every area of every kingdom.

* RapePillageAndBurn: Minus the raping, of course. Ransacking villages and killing their inhabitants are essentially what Bob and his minions do to every area of every kingdom.

* SamusIsAGirl: The Red Knight is actually a female demon under all that armor, since her respective boosting item is ''lipstick''. Her birthday gift to Bob is a necklace.

* RighteousRabbit: The inhabitants of Talar Country are rabbit-people, and their guard, king, and wizard actively fight against Bob... until bob bribes their king to destroy his own country.

* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: The innocent villagers that escape from destroyed houses are OneHitPointWonder fodder who die in droves. In contrast, the King of the kingdom can take ''far'' more punishment than the strongest structures of the kingdom.

* FaceHeelTurn: By bribing the kings themselves, it's possible to get them to help Bob destroy the very country they rule over.

* RighteousRabbit: The inhabitants of Talar Country are rabbit-people, and their guard, king, and wizard actively fight against Bob.

* TheBadGuyWins: As the VillainProtagonist, your main job is to make sure this happens by destroying the kingdoms of Goodlandia and assassinating their kings. Also happens if Bob succeeds at beating the Angel, at least before the next Time Portal.

* CooperationGambit: Essentially what the Corporate Ladder does in regards with Chest Keeper bosses. By handing them a bribe of items (usually one rare crafting ingredient, a rare crafted item, and a good amount of orbs), you can [[FaceHeelTurn get them on your side]] and they'll automatically clear the world for you up until their max power level. That still doesn't stop you from beating them up to obtain the chests they guard, however.

* EveryManHasHisPrice: One update lets you hire the chest-guarding monsters in exchange for rare items (they only need to be paid once) and they'll farm (including chests) their respective worlds for you.

* FeatheredFiend: The "boss" for the Thanksgiving Challenge is one huge turkey with a huge axe and a NiceHat, and appears to be menacing ''[[http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/zombidle/images/a/a5/Zombidle_splashscreen_v1_03_022.png/revision/latest?cb=20161125141816 even to Bob himself]]''.

* InnocentAliens: The citizens of the Recon Site are aliens from a crashed spaceship, and they're of a peaceful agricultural society. Unfortunately for them, the VillainProtagonist is the destructive and evil Bob the Necromancer who is certainly keen on destroying their houses, setting them on fire, and killing off their ruler.

* NiceHat: Killing a king for the first time gets you their crown, which can be worn and removes the tenth house (which has a lot more HP than the other nine) per level.

* PowersDoTheFighting: Bob doesn't even need to be awake to cause a rain of meteors to crash onto the buildings. Incidentally, the spell is called Sloth's Form. Power potions and scimitars even increase the damage/skulls if Bob is asleep.

** The third Chest Guardian of Recon Site is "The Red Shirt" and it's one of those cute green aliens wearing the same red shirt from the ''Franchise/StarTrek'' franchise.

** Carl the Monolith. He doesn't deal ''any'' damage at all. He does, however, ''triple'' your entire DPS each time he is purchased/leveled up, though his pricetag is multiplied by 25.

* CooperationGambit: Essentially what the Corporate Ladder does in regards with Chest Keeper bosses. By hiring them a bribe of items (usually one rare crafting ingredient, a rare crafted item, and a good amount of orbs), you can [[FaceHeelTurn get them on your side]] and they'll automatically clear the world for you up until their max power level. That still doesn't stop you from beating them up to obtain the chests they guard, however.

* OurLichesAreDifferent: The Black Lich is one of Bob's trusted minions, and a pretty powerful attacker on his own right. He also helps to create items for Bob at the forge.

** The succubus gives a deal every 5 (diamonds, reduce craft time) or 10 (double damage, reduce number of houses per level, double skulls) minutes, and rarely the one that would be useful at that moment.

** The daily code is made up of two adjectives followed by an animal, in CamelCase without spacings (e.g. [=SassyOutrageousLion=]). One of the devs is definitely a fan of ''VideoGame/{{Rimworld}}'', since two of the possible animal types are "Boomrat" and "Boomalope"

** The daily code is made up of two adjectives followed by an animal, in CamelCase without spacings . One of the devs is definitely a fan of ''VideoGame/{{Rimworld}}'', since two of the possible animal types are "Boomrat" and "Boomalope"