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“10 All Of Us Are Dead Characters, Ranked Worst To Best”

By Matthew Lynch
March 22, 2024
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The Netflix series “All of Us Are Dead” has taken the zombie genre into the highly relatable and frightening territory of a high school outbreak, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats. From cowardly to brave, selfish to selfless, here is a ranking of ten characters from worst to best, based on their traits, decisions, and overall impact on the series.

10.Yoon Gwi-nam: Starting off our list is the ruthless Yoon Gwi-nam. Known for his violent tendencies even before the outbreak, his transformation into a half-zombie only escalates his sadistic nature, making him the most dangerous character in the show.

9.Lee Na-yeon: Despite her fearful nature, Na-yeon’s self-preserving actions and betrayal tarnish her character. Her decision to sacrifice others for her safety earns her a spot towards the bottom of our list.

8.Ji Min-jae: As one of the military personnel responsible for containing the virus, Min-jae’s cold and ruthless approach in dealing with infected students lands him lower on our rankings. His merciless actions highlight the severity of governmental mishandling during crises.

7.Park Mi-jin: A teacher at Hyosan High School, Mi-jin lacks courage when faced with dire situations. She fails to step up as an adult figure when the students need guidance, which makes her character’s impact less positive.

6.Kim Hyeon-ju: She starts as one of the first infected but later becomes crucial as a source of research to find a cure. Her transformation into a half-zombie that retains some control gives hope but also reflects on the tragic personal costs of survival in such disasters.

5.Yang Dae-su: Known for his brawn over brains approach initially, Dae-su shows growth throughout the series as he becomes more thoughtful and protective over his friends. His development secures him a position in the middle of our list.

4.Choi Nam-ra: The class president who seems perfect in every way grapples with her identity when she becomes infected like Hyeon-ju. Her struggle to maintain her humanity while possessing new powers adds depth to her character and places her towards our top picks.

3.Lee Su-hyeok: Starting out as something of a troublemaker, Su-hyeok quickly evolves into a protective leader and strategist for his peers during their harrowing escape attempts from Hyosan High School.

2.Choi Seung-kwan: Seung-kwan initially hides behind humor but soon reveals himself as brave and self-sacrificing. He is instrumental in several key moments that save his friends, making him one of the show’s most cherished characters.

1.Nam On-jo: At our top spot is Nam On-jo, whose medical knowledge becomes critical in treating wounds and making life-saving decisions throughout the show’s events. Her resourcefulness and determination make her an invaluable player in this survival story – both relatable and heroic at once.

Each character brought unique elements to “All Of Us Are Dead,” demonstrating that even in apocalyptic situations, human behavior remains complex and varied across the spectrum from worst to best.

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