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* The [[Our Titans Are Different|Titans]] from ''[[Shingeki no Kyojin]]''. While lack of sunlight and fatigue can slow them down, they do not age, sleep, or thirst and do not need the human flesh they eat.<ref>They lack digestive tracks beyond their stomachs and just regurgitate when full</ref> They even regenerate biomass instantly and out of nowhere while thriving. |
* The [[Our Titans Are Different|Titans]] from ''[[Shingeki no Kyojin]]''. While lack of sunlight and fatigue can slow them down, they do not age, sleep, or thirst and do not need the human flesh they eat.<ref>They lack digestive tracks beyond their stomachs and just regurgitate when full</ref> They even regenerate biomass instantly and out of nowhere while thriving. |
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* [[Fantastic Four|Reed Richards]] in ''[[Marvel Zombies]]'' cites this trope as his justification for believing the zombie plague is the next step in evolution. He then proceeds to {{spoiler|infect the rest of the Fantastic Four.}} In this case, [[Reed Richards Is Useless|Reed Richards is]] [[Evilutionary Biologist|Genocidal]]. |
* [[Fantastic Four|Reed Richards]] in ''[[Marvel Zombies]]'' cites this trope as his justification for believing the zombie plague is the next step in evolution. He then proceeds to {{spoiler|infect the rest of the Fantastic Four.}} In this case, [[Reed Richards Is Useless|Reed Richards is]] [[Evilutionary Biologist|Genocidal]]. |
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* [[Disney Ducks Comic Universe|Scrooge McDuck]] once had an immortal zombie go after him for very long time, often walking nonstop across oceans, being frozen in ice for long time, and so on. |
* [[Disney Ducks Comic Universe|Scrooge McDuck]] once had an immortal zombie go after him for very long time, often walking nonstop across oceans, being frozen in ice for long time, and so on. |
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