Zombie

A Zombie (屍生人(ゾンビ), Zonbi, lit. "Undead Person") is a secondary undead created by a Vampire who has donned the Stone Mask. "Undead" (亡者(アンデッド), Andeddo) is also sometimes used.

Description

Anything from long-buried corpses to hybridized organisms can be made into a zombie. Those who have their blood sucked by a vampire (and infected with a vampiric extract) are turned into zombies who no longer feel pain. Skilled Ripple users are able to reject this process.

While the zombies found in Phantom Blood were typically lesser beings that had no special vampire abilities, including the ability to regenerate, the discrepancy between the two is much more vague in Part 2 and 3. Their physical strength and speed is nonetheless greatly enhanced.

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Blood Vessel Needle Attack

As lesser beings, the majority of zombies base their methods of attack on their lives as humans, making each unique and unpredictable. Zombies are known for having a rotting stench and a monster-like appearance. Most of them, however, hide their true appearance through disguises (like Adams and Doobie).

Techniques

The {{Nihongo|Blood Vessel Needle Attack| is used by four of Dio's zombies: Page, Jones, Plant and Bornnam. Consisting of small antennas coming out of their heads capable of sucking the blood of their victims, they use it to attack Straizo simultaneously.

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Sports Maxx as an invisible zombie

Limp Bizkit "Zombie"

In Stone Ocean, the Stand named Limp Bizkit permits the creation of zombie-like creatures, manifesting as tangible spirits that climb out of their corporeal bodies and are thus rendered invisible. The user of Limp Bizkit himself, Sports Maxx also becomes a "zombie" through the use of his powers and displays strength, speed and hunger similar to vampirically-made undead.

Gallery

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• Wang Chan
  Wang Chan
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  Zombie Warriors
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  Adams
• Doobie
  Doobie
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  Dio's Zombies
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  More of Dio's Zombies
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  Page, Jones, Plant and Bornnam

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• Page, Jones, Plant and Bornnam
  Page, Jones, Plant and Bornnam