All Of Us Are Dead's Plot Holes, Inconsistencies & Headscratchers
Warning! SPOILERS for All Of Us Are Dead.
All of Us Are Dead is a compelling Netflix drama that combines coming-of-age stories with a classic zombie apocalypse – but it's not without its own glaring plot holes and mistakes. In the process of developing a narrative that's unique enough to make an impact within the overplayed zombie genre, All of Us Are Dead's convoluted plot sometimes runs into headscratchers. Fortunately, these inconsistencies don't take that much away from the highly entertaining series, and expectations are still high for All of Us Are Dead season 2.
Indeed, following the hit dystopian drama Squid Game, All of Us Are Dead has become the second Korean drama to grab the #1 spot on Netflix. Much of this is because of its overarching plot and themes, which range from bullying and suicide to the very class struggles that pervade modern institutions – all wrapped up in the easy-to-swallow pill of a solid zombie apocalypse story. Along the way, high school students struggle with their feelings, military and authority figures vie for control, and the very evolution of the Jonas Virus puts everyone's humanity to the test.
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All of Us Are Dead's ambitious storyline is a challenge to flesh out, which is why it's somewhat understandable that the series is not entirely free of plot holes and inconsistencies. Despite these mistakes, the All of Us Are Dead season 1 finale still serves as a solid conclusion to a contemporary zombie series that breaks the rules of the genre. That being said, here's every plot hole, inconsistency, and headscratcher that you may have missed in All of Us Are Dead season 1.
As the Jonas Virus starts to infect students and
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