The Ghost Survivors, The protagonist's that never where.

The passing from one world to the next is an unavoidable part of life. We see and/or will see others go through it and will go through it ourselves. So naturally it’s been a part of universal human storytelling since, probably, the beginning of human language. Cultures made stories about grief, about the here-after, and about the deceased coming back to life. Zombie media, of course, is a modern take on the latter. Not only do the dead come back to life, those undead transfer their death and undeath to the living, and at the very least, local society, if not the world. breaks down and dies with it. Of course there are survivors, but survivors are only survivors until they die, or escape the area of outbreak assuming it isn't an apocalypse story. An example of those non-apocalypse stories would be resident evil 2 and 3, aka, the 1998 Raccoon City Destruction Incident. In resident evil 2, there was a dlc with several bonus modes, with most of the levels under the label of “the ghost survivors”. These are non-canon “what if” stories, each one tells a tale about a “survivor” in the main game, that simply doesn't. #residentevil #horror #residentevilveronica