Stronger zombies are set to take center stage on the hotly anticipated "Fear the Walking Dead," dropping on AMC this August. Fans of AMC's hit series "The Walking Dead" will see slightly different zombies in the spinoff that will drop this August.
Set prior to the events of "The Walking Dead," the spinoff will feature stronger set of zombies, which are not entirely decomposed, making them a little bit more human. This is because the events in "Fear the Walking Dead" are set very early in the outbreak, reports Uproxx.
The website added that the undead will not be called "walkers" and it is not yet confirmed what the characters will call them. But that does not mean they will be less vicious since Uproxx also noted that the spin "The Walking Dead" spinoff prepares more zombies that are a lot crazy, causing more damage in Los Angeles.
"Fear the Walking Dead" is not entirely connected with the original series in terms of characters and storyline, which means new viewers are not required to binge watch "The Walking Dead" before the spinoff hits small screen this August.
Just recently, AMC released a teaser of the spinoff that sees Nick, played by Frank Dillane, doing a lot of running, according to the AV Club. Nick is the problem child of Kim Dickens character, Madison. The trailer did not reveal any vital intel about the spinoff much like the first teaser released last May.
In March, creator Robert Kirkman announced the official title of the spinoff via his Twitter account days before the finale of "The Walking Dead" season 5. The new series got a two-season order already as per The Verge's report.
"Fear the Walking Dead" will see stronger and more human zombies as opposed to the entirely decomposed "walkers" in the original series. AMC already greenlits two seasons for the spinoff and drops a new trailer to tease the fans even more before the show airs this August.
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