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Do Zombies contribute to the population, and if they do, how is the world of Marvel Zombies (Where the snap never happened, therefore not delaying the emergence) still around?

Marvel Zombies is set in 2023, and Eternals was set in 2024. If The Blip significantly delayed the Emergence, how is the world of Marvel Zombies still around if Zombies count as a part of the population? The only way this makes sense is if Zombies do not count as a part of the population, or it's a plot hole if they do.

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impuritor2025-10-10 03:33

Oh it’s that no one cares about eternals.

Tuskin382025-10-10 03:46

Marvel Zombies literally had an Eternals character in it. Tiamut's body was part of the plot of Brave New World.

GingerWez932025-10-10 03:40

To quote The Simpsons, "whenever you notice something like that, a wizard did it."

blackbutterfree2025-10-10 07:41

That's only for things that can't be explained away. This can. Zombies can't breed, and they're dead and they spread further death. Tiamut needs living things to emerge.

unclecaveman12025-10-10 03:40

Zombies aren’t alive. Tiamut required a set amount of life force on the planet. Most of the population being dead would mean he wouldn’t wake up.

blackbutterfree2025-10-10 07:40

Zombies are dead, and they also kill more people. Wanda alone has fed on, killed and turned countless numbers.

Tiamut would not emerge anytime soon until those numbers climb back up.

EEDDDWWWAARRRD2025-10-10 20:11

I feel like this may have been covered in whatever happened between Marvel and Icarus. Maybe the Eternals made it their mission to guard some of the last remaining humans in order to protect their original mission. Eventually this leads to Icarus vowing to keep Marvel occupied. Surely she would wreck what's left of Earth and then the universe if left free.

Jay32Patt2025-10-14 01:34

Guarantee Icarus is just there to prevent Captain Marvel from traveling to different planets, cause the Nova Corps is not stopping her.