keen-eyed fans zombie Notice that the logo in the show’s opening intro has decayed more subtly with each season — the evolution (or transfer of authority) of the logo is explained here. zombie Known for their fun little Easter eggs, producers sneak in episodes to please fans. Executive producer Greg Nicotero began his career in the industry alongside George A. Romero and pays homage to the godfather of the zombie genre that is a popular theme. zombie Easter Eggs – almost like a walker Day of the Dead Bub, the tamed zombie, appears in Season 4.
back to the early days zombie Several Easter eggs tease the show’s relationship to other AMC hits break Bad, like Merle Dixon’s drug supply is filled with what looks like Walter White’s methamphetamine Blue Sky. Many foreshadowing before Negan finally made his debut in the season 6 finale that you couldn’t swing a baseball bat covered with barbed wire.
one zombie The most consistent Easter egg is the ever-changing logo in the opening of each episode. Season after season, white letters once zombie The logo has a slightly rotten and cracked appearance. Executive producer Gail Anne Hurd explains huffington song In 2015,”For the observant fans, here’s an easter egg. We are mirroring the world. The world is in decline, pedestrians are also in decline, so it reflects that“Let’s see how it develops zombie The logos in the video below are provided by Wochit Entertainment:
The interesting way, zombie Signs of Rot only lasted until the eighth season. With the departure of Rick Grimes and the leaping six-year timeline, season 9 saw some major changes and the logo was once again changed to reflect that. However, instead of fading, the typeface appears more solid and has a green tint, symbolizing a new chapter of development. Newly appointed host Angela Kang explains the change insider 2018:
“In previous installments, the logos in the main titles have rotted with the world and zombies in the show. The solid stone letters overgrown with greenery in the Season 9 logo reflect the fact that we’re entering a new chapter in our story where our characters are rebuilding and nature developing.“
zombie The logo isn’t the only thing that’s been overhauled over the past few seasons. The entire title sequence also received more graphic changes after Angela Kang was promoted to host zombie Comic roots. Like the logo, the new title sequence—with trees and flowers in bloom—suggests a new era of growth, an era in which both nature and survivors return as one after nearly a decade. zombie The world zombie apocalypse has begun.