The Walking Dead and his variety of spin-offs chaired the small screen segment of the zombie genre for a very long time. Usually, the characters in any project that include, well, walking dead have a life span of the Major, and even more impressive than the franchise's longevity is the fact that several originals of the series still hang on their post-chopy existence in various angles on Earth, maintaining their respective shows.

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Yes, despite the fact that the mortality rate of the show's characters is extremely high for obvious reasons, the precious few have really managed to do so with their lives intact. Well, the paths they took are wildly different. Some of them took a long period of absence from the show, while others began as fairly volatile numbers of Season 1 and increased only in meaning later. However, there is a pride that is a long -term franchisee as a wild as "The Walking Dead" ... And the following people are the only card members in the exclusive "The Walking Dead" club in Season 1 still alive today.

Melissa McBride's Carol Pelletier goes through more than almost someone else in the property, making her survival since the beginning of "The Walking Dead" to the widespread, franchisee, which is much more impressive. She begins the play as a pretty frail and passive figure before becoming stable as strong as the series progresses, eventually reaching the threshold of getting hardened fans of survivors who know and want. Come Season 5, it ultimately destroys the deadly cannibals of the terminus community, cementing her place as one of the most difficult characters on the show.

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Carol's ability to hide behind the harmless facade of the housewife when needed, along with her capacity for the sight of extreme violence, even the likes of Negan (Effeefrey Dean Morgan) can raise eyebrows, make an attractive presence. Even at the lowest level, it remains deeply relative thanks to McBride's tinted performance, which makes it clear that Carol's sharpest version is not yet over worried about losing her humanity. The other reason she remained so prominent is her deep relationship with another crucial person who lost her closest relatives: Darryl Dixon (Norman Reids).

Indeed, Carroll and Daril have become one of the greatest platonic friendships in fiction. They are two best friends with zero romantic interest in each other, and their support without unusual support is one of the biggest hearts to beat the franchise. Carol went to many places, but the one she probably really belongs is her current place as a co-protagonist of the spin-off-show "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon" ... What, accordingly, took over the title "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon-Book of Cerol" for his 2024-25.

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Speaking of Darryl Dixon (Norman Reeds), who could suspect that the murmur and eternally oily child's brother of the brazen Merle Dixon (Michael Ruker) would eventually take over as a franchise person? The only reason someone wants to do something with Darryl initially is his huge set of survival skills, which comes in favor of a group of survivors of Ragtag, who can barely be fed. However, Darryl eventually begins to grow on people and vice versa, and as soon as Merl is out of the picture and Darryl will find a surrogate sister in Carroll, he really comes to his own character.

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Darryl has gained more and more important things during the seasons, and over time Rick Grims (Andrew Lincoln) leaves "The Walking Dead", he is de facto the central protagonist of the show and is probably the most popular character. Enough notorious His spin-off show is simply called "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon". The serving, stupid, bow hunting, a semi-lantern that wants with motorcycles is a real franchise breakthrough and an attractive character who deserves any part of its popularity.

Daryl's longevity is one thing, but he gets extra points for being the only TV original on this list. Merl and Daril were created for the Walking Dead show and have no presence in Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore and Charlie Adland's original comics. To make things even more impressive, Daril was specifically created with Norman Reids. In other words, Darryl Dixon is a foreigner of Canon who was built around a specific actor whose biggest claim for fame at the time was his role as Murphy McManus in the "Bondock Saints" and his sequel. However, the character continued to become a de facto face of the show and fan pet. Take a bow, M -Rids.

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Morgan Onesons (Lenny Jameseims) was literally the first man to meet after waking up in the season 1 "The Walking Dead", "Episode 1", "Days Passed by." This remained his only appearance on the show until one episode return for season 3 and several appearances in season 5. After this slow burning, however, his story gathered, and Morgan was a great force from seasons 6 to 8.

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The longevity was not always a blessing for Morgan, though. Both his wife Enen (Keisha Tilis) and son Duan (Adrian Kali Turner) turn relatively early. Anxious, Morgan himself deals with mental health problems, becomes a pacifist, goes through periods of wars and survivors, and eventually gives a kind of warrior thinking, where he prefers to avoid conflict, but will absolutely hit when pressure occurs.

Morgan lost a lot during his time in the show, and while he is currently not an active character, he completed the chapter "Fear of the Dead" in his story in a relatively peaceful place. He made peace with his past mistakes and losses and is one of the biggest free agents "The Walking Dead" at the moment. As such, whether the eternally busy schedule of the Jameseims will provide more performances, there is every chance Morgan Onesons one day to come back-maybe the rick-centric "The Walking Dead: Those who live".

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Rick Grims is the man who receives the dubious honor to be the character of the image of the first moments of non-zombie apocalypse, waking up to the hospital and learning about the difficult condition. From that point, he continues to be a de facto leader of any version of the relatively heroic central group for survivors "The Walking Dead" focuses on various antagonists and occasional members of his team.

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Rick's time on the show is driving, to say at least. Between a lot Other things, his turmoil involves a collision with and eventually must kill his best friend, Jane (Jonon Bertal); Losing his wife, Lori (Sarah Wayne Callis), a particularly heinous combination of Walker attack and childbirth; And losing his son, Carl (Chandler Riggs), after the young man was bitten by a stroller. He also meets and eventually gets into a colleague's healthy survivor Mihon (Danai Garira) before being expelled from the show for what was supposed to be Trilogy of Rick-Central Films "The Walking Dead". This, however, has never happened. Instead, Lincoln's exit from "The Walking Dead" After nine seasons, they eventually culminated with a comeback of an appropriate spin-off show "The Walking Dead: The Hoin", where Rick continues his adventures with Mihon.

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Of all the characters in the show, Rick is the original protagonist and the closest thing to the relatively clear hero. The huge size of the series that puts it in the series is a great way to illustrate how hostile the world of "The Walking Dead" really is to its inhabitants ... and how happiness (and power of popularity) there should be to survive as long as there is Rick.