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I've asked a LOT of people if The Walking Dead is worth watching, and they said only the first three seasons are good. From then on, everything is either mid or just unwatchable. Some said Dead City and TWD: Daryl Dixon are worth watching, but that's it. I've always wanted to watch it but never had the time. If it's really that bad, tell me now so I don't waste my time.

I've asked a LOT of people if The Walking Dead is worth watching, and they said only the first three seasons are good. From then on, everything is either mid or just unwatchable. Some said Dead City and TWD: Daryl Dixon are worth watching, but that's it. I've always wanted to watch it but never had the time. If it's really that bad, tell me now so I don't waste my time.

I played the games and watched the anime, and honestly, the anime is absolute trash. They tried to cram the entire game into just four episodes. Everything about it was terrible except for the ending, which actually toke me off guard.

Guys, thank you. Thank you for keeping this fandom alive for so many years. Can you actually believe the Highschool of the Dead is already 20 years old? I for sure can't, but seeing this community still up and running makes me smile.I know we will never get a Season 2, but I'm truly grateful for what we have: the manga, the anime, and even the light novel (The Last Day, even though it was never officially translated to English). I appreciate all of it. The first time I ever watched HOTD, I was only in the 4th grade, and I fell in love with the series instantly. I still rewatch it from time to time, always enjoy it, and honestly, it easily sits in my top 5 favorite zombie-related media of all time. Knowing that it will never continue actually inspired me to start making my own manga, purely because the anime and manga were just that good in my opinion. The fact that the author passed away deeply saddens me. Now, I know HOTD isn't a perfect series—it's filled with fanservice (which I personally really liked!)—but as the saying goes, no one truly appreciates its worth until it's lost forever. I think I can speak for the majority of fans when I say we still desperately want a second season. We know it stopped because Daisuke Sato passed away. Please don't attack me for saying this, but I honestly think they should have continued the series. Personally, I feel they would have shown him even more respect by finishing his life's work instead of leaving it incomplete. I don't know anything about the publishing industry or making manga, but I definitely know it's not easy. Who knows how many years of his life that man spent to give us this masterpiece, and seeing it cut short breaks my heart. But again, if the ultimate decision was to leave it untouched out of respect, I won't argue with it. To finish up my yapping—thank you all so much again for being here.