Zombiedumb

Zombiedumb (or also written as Zombie Dumb,[3] Korean: 좀비덤), is a South Korean series of television animated shorts produced by Anyzac and aired by KBS1 in South Korea. Zombiedumb was distributed by Netflix.

Zombiedumb
Korean좀비덤
GenreSlapstick
Comedy
Zombies
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languagesNone (Korean in opening themes, English in some texts)
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes112 (60 on S1,[1] 52 on S2[2])
Production
Executive producerByungjun Lee
ProducerJungwoo Lee
Production companyAnyzac
Release
Original networkKBS1, Disney Channel, Netflix
Picture format16:9
Original releaseMay 21, 2015 (2015-05-21) –
February 9, 2019 (2019-02-09)
External links
Production website

This series is about zombies, hence the name of the show. In other countries, Zombiedumb is also aired by Niki Kids in Ukraine,[4] and Disney Channel in South Korea and Southeast Asia.

Plot

Hana is the only human resident of Moon Street. She lived with 5 different zombies; each of the zombies have a unique basis. They appeared from a grave park, and were affected by a moon.[5] Their names are Zombill, Zomgirl, Zomjack, Zomson, Zomkong, and a bat Zompet.

In Season 2, all characters can live in day instead of night; and added more characters, including Zombo, Zomchee, Zomkko, and a dog Momo.

Characters

Season 1

In Korean; male characters are voiced by Ko Seong-il, while female characters is voiced by Lee Myung-hee.

  • Hana (Korean: 하나; voiced by Tara Strong): a young girl who is the only human resident of Moon St..
  • Zombill (Korean: 좀빌; voiced by Ellie Kemper): a rock star[6] zombie that wears a headphone and necklace with peace symbol.
  • Zomgirl (Korean: 좀걸; voiced by Cree Summer): an actress-based zombie that wears sunglasses.
  • Zomjack (Korean: 좀잭; voiced by Marc Thompson): a inventor[7]-based zombie who lives in an underground lab with Zompet.
  • Zompet (Korean: 좀팻): a bat (who was affected by zombies) that lives with Zomjack.
  • Zomson (Korean: 좀슨; voiced by Ben Schwartz): a zombie that is based on Michael Jackson. His body was wrapped in linen, like mummies.
  • Zomkong (Korean: 좀콩; voiced by Dan Russell): a zombie that is named after the King Kong character. He has a voodoo doll named Mini (Korean: 미니).
  • Skull (Korean: 스컬): Un-dead skeletons that reside on Moon St.

Season 2

Episode list

Season 1

The first 5 "quadruple" features aired between October 30 to November 28, 2015 on KBS1, while the remaining 10 aired on May 21 until July 23, 2016. Each of these comprising 4 episodes, each episodes has 3-minute average.

  1. Zombie Dumbs
  2. Marathon of Zombies
  3. First Encounter
  4. Part Time
  5. Halloween Show
  6. Fly me to the Moon
  7. Whack the Mole
  8. Show me the Eyes
  9. Magic Tree
  10. Fly Hana, Fly
  11. Runaway of Zompet
  12. All I See is Hana
  13. Resurrection
  14. Nightmare
  15. Love Triangle
  16. Surprise Gift
  17. Actress' Ring
  18. Bull Fight
  19. House of Horror
  20. New Girl on Town
  21. Pitching Machine
  22. Zomkong, KingKong!
  23. Hana's Music Box
  24. Stink Bomb
  25. Zomgirl's Birthday Party
  26. Voodoo Doll
  27. Reveal Yourself
  28. Christmas Tree
  29. Fly
  30. Racing
  31. Cooties
  32. Underground
  33. Ice Age
  34. Prefect Zombie
  35. Training School
  36. The Witch
  37. Misterious Thief
  38. Giant Zombie
  39. Magnet
  40. Zomson's Magic Show
  41. Friends of Tree
  42. Let's Fish
  43. For You part 1
  44. For You part 2
  45. Call for Rain
  46. Spider Web
  47. Dr. Hana
  48. Flytrap
  49. Hana's Birthday
  50. Attack of Skull Pack
  51. Kidnapping
  52. Return of Zombiedumb
  53. Remarkable Zompet
  54. Soccer Game
  55. Mummy!
  56. Tenacious Skull Pack
  57. We Are Friends

Merchandising
Zomgirl, Zombill, and Zompet (on the gate) are shown on this image, along with many South Korean characters. This image was captured on Seoul Animation Center.

Zombiedumb had been released into sticker books, plush toys, action figures, smartphone cases, and others.

Alongside it, GS25 released more than 60 products like snacks, ice creams, and others during Halloween of 2019, based on the Zombiedumb series.[8]

Apps

Mobirix released an mobile puzzle game entitled Zombiedumb Jelly (Korean: 좀비덤젤리) which was developed by Rainfallsoft, on April 25, 2016.[9] Mobirix has also released a similar mobile game titled Jewelry King: Zombie Dumb.

References
  1. "ZOMBIEDUMB Season 1". anyzac.com.
  2. "ZOMBIEDUMB Season 2". anyzac.com.
  3. "Zombie Dumb (TV Series) (2017)". filmaffinity.com.
  4. "Зомбашки". niki.ua/project/zombashki. Retrieved July 27, 2020.
  5. Zombie Dumbs Note: This YouTube video is geoblocked.
  6. "About Zombill on Anyzac's blog". blog.naver.com. (in Korean)
  7. "About Zomjack on Anyzac's blog". blog.naver.com. (in Korean)
  8. "Zombiedumb x GS25 on I Love Character's blog". blog.naver.com. (in Korean)
  9. "[뉴스] 애니메이션 '좀비덤' IP 활용 3매치 모바일 게임 '좀비덤젤리' 출시". inven.co.kr. April 26, 2016. Retrieved April 1, 2020. (in Korean)
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