Not all undead shamble aimlessly. Some retain just enough of who they were to be genuinely unsettling.

This zombie occupies that perfect horror sweet spot—deteriorated enough to be obviously dead, but retaining enough flesh and features to hint at the person underneath. That serious expression isn’t mindless hunger; it’s grim determination that survived the grave. The mid-length hair frames a face caught between mortality and something darker, creating that classic zombie aesthetic that’s been terrifying audiences for decades.

The partial flesh coverage is a painter’s dream for practicing decay effects—exposed bone peeking through rotting tissue, discolored skin, various stages of decomposition all in one piece. Will you go fresh-turned with minimal damage? Classic shambler with greenish pallor? Or full horror-movie deterioration with advanced rot?

Perfect for building undead hordes that look like they were recently living people, creating that tragic fallen hero who didn’t quite escape the necromancer’s curse, or populating your fantasy apocalypse scenario. The serious expression makes this zombie feel purposeful rather than mindless—perhaps retaining fragments of memory, following the last orders given in life, or hunting with terrible intelligence.

Army build these for a properly intimidating undead legion, or use solo for that memorable boss encounter.