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Zombies of Kingdom

TVBaswi ba ba tsogilengParaseite2010 go fitlha gompieno

Kingdom is a Korean period drama in which a resurrection plant used on a king's corpse starts an epidemic of the dead. Its zombies have unusually specific rules: their activity depends on temperature, and they avoid water. The series ran for two seasons of six episodes and a special.1

Di lwantshe
E tlhagile la ntlha
2019
Released 2019
Tiro ya metswedi
Kingdom (2019)
Kim Eun-hee (writer), Kim Seong-hun and Park In-je (directors), Netflix
E dirilwe kwa
Korea Borwa
Se se e bakang
Paraseite
The resurrection plant, used to revive a dead king; worms are seen leaving a victim's wound.
O fetoga yone jang
By a bite, or by eating the flesh of an infected body.
Bokoa
  • decapitation
  • fire
  • water
dikwalo tsa patlisiso

Se metswedi e se buang

1

They lie dormant in confined spaces; this turns out to depend on temperature, not daylight1

2

They avoid even shallow water, and submerging a bitten person can drive the worms out1

3

Set in Joseon Korea in 1601, with a court conspiracy running alongside the plague1

4

Netflix's first Korean original series, adapted from the webtoon The Kingdom of the Gods1

5

A feature-length special, Ashin of the North, followed in 20211

6

The dead king's corpse is treated with the plant, which begins the epidemic1

Metswedi

  1. Kingdom (South Korean TV series) - Wikipedia

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