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* [[Does Not Know His Own Strength]]: Ed picks up a huge rock and throws it, crushing zombies... but causing a cave-in, which swiftly becomes a flood.
* [[Dreaming of Things to Come]]: Nick has this happen, but it's more like 'Dreaming Of Things Happening Now.'
* [[Drunk
* [[Everything's Better
* [[Everything's Worse
* [[Evil Brit]]: One of the bad guys in Book 2 has a British accent. As expected, he's evil.
* [[Evil Chancellor]]: {{spoiler|Doug Fetterman.}} Though it's a slight subversion in that the other characters know he's evil.
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* [[No Celebrities Were Harmed]]: Averted. Zombie versions of some bands, both local and famous, appear in Book 1.
* [[Non-Action Big Bad]]: {{spoiler|Doug Fetterman}}. This ''may'' explain some of why he's evil; he didn't get any cool powers.
* [[Not Himself]]: To fans of {{spoiler|The Protomen}}, {{spoiler|Panther's}} actions will induce confusion and fear. While breaking a bad guy's finger is pretty cool, something doesn't seem ''right''. {{spoiler|The [[Eye Scream]], done to Dr. Light, sinks it.}} And if that doesn't [[Nightmare Fuel|unsettle you]], {{spoiler|[[The Reveal
* [[Not-So-Harmless Villain]]: Alan. While not physically imposing {{spoiler|at first}}, he beats the tar out of a sympathetic character, and is revealed to have [[Sinister Surveillance]] almost everywhere, which lets him know a great deal of secrets. A crossing of the [[Moral Event Horizon]] later and it's hard to remember that he seemed wimpy at first. {{spoiler|Doug Fetterman}} and his lackeys have some of this too.
** More on {{spoiler|Fetterman}}. His two henchmen don't even get names, all three are portrayed as [[Large Ham|Large Hams]], and you figure they're no match for the good guys... Then they {{spoiler|assault Commander with a swarm of insects, fry KILROY'S brain and reformat him into a time bomb, and reveal that Panther is apparently [[Face Heel Turn|working for them]]. As Panther kills Dr. Light, [[Eye Scream|ripping out his eyes]]. And then you realize the extent of Fetterman's [[Xanatos Gambit]]}}.
* [[One-Hit Kill]]: Done to most zombies, as well as to {{spoiler|Panther's clone.}}
* [[Painful Transformation]]: {{spoiler|Alan and Lydia undergo this.}}
* [[Playing
* [[Professor Guinea Pig]]: Alan is this, testing a potentially dangerous 'cure' for zombism on himself. {{spoiler|It turns him into a monster.}}
* [[
* [[Rage Against the Heavens]]: Alan does this, after {{spoiler|turning himself into a monster and Lydia into a zombie.}}
* [[Reckless Sidekick]]: Matt, due to his love of taking pictures. {{spoiler|Doesn't make his zombification and subsequent death any less sad.}}
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* [[Shoot the Dog]]: Done to [[Zombie Infectee|Zombie Infectees]].
** Officer Len does it to himself after being bitten.
* [[Spanner in
* [[Spontaneous Crowd Formation]]: At {{spoiler|Fetterman}}'s assembly, the crowd turns into an [[Angry Mob]]... which turns into a passive crowd again as the heroes step forward.
* [[Spot the Imposter]]: Averted. The deal with {{spoiler|Panther and his clone}} may ''seem'' to be leading into this, but it's over with one strike.
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* [[Unexplained Recovery]]: {{spoiler|Ed, who returns in Book 2 at the last second}}.
* [[The Unfought]]: {{spoiler|Doug Fetterman}}. This makes his [[Never Found the Body|status unknown]], though he can be [[No One Could Survive That|presumed dead]].
* [[Villain
* [[Wham! Episode]]: The ending of Book 1, as well as the introduction of {{spoiler|The Protomen}} in Book 2.
** In Book 2, there's the 'noctural activities' sequence, where good guys get [[Nightmare Fuel|horrific injuries]] inflicted upon them, bad guys set up their evil plans, and {{spoiler|Panther makes a [[Face Heel Turn]].}} {{spoiler|[[Subverted Trope|Or does he?]]}}
* [[What Happened to
** Given that this is a [[Zombie Apocalypse]], we can presume they were [[Squick|eaten]].
* [[What Measure Is a Non-Human?]]: Explored with the character of Tito, who happens to be a monkey and, later, a zombie.
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