Tyler (E2)

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Tyler
Character Information
Age	Early 20s
Gender	Male
Hair	Dirty blonde
Family	Unknown
Occupation	Guard (Post-Apocalypse)
Status	Dead
Story Information
First appears	Episode 27
Last appears	Episode 49
Death Episode	Episode 49
Cause of Death	Shot in the chest by Allen Watters, fell off watchtower and impaled on fence, then devoured by walkers.
Lifespan	27 to #49
Actor	Justin Deeley

“

I DON'T GIVE A FLYING FUCK! Those people are monsters. They killed Eraldo! My mentor! My only FRIEND! So we're NOT letting it go! We're NOT stopping! We're gonna storm that fucking base and kill them all! We're going in and not coming out until every single one of those fuckers is dead. ―Tyler's oath for the upcoming war.

”

Tyler is a character and an antagonist in KeepOnKeepingOn's Walking Dead: Edition Two. He is a guard for the community of Woodbury. Tyler serves as the tertiary antagonist of Season 5.

Personality

Tyler is an incredibly loud and hot-headed individual, who speaks and acts without thinking. He is the opposite to Eraldo, who is calm and collected, and the two balance each other out. After the death of his friend, Tyler is fueled by rage and becomes even more cantankerous in speech and behavior.

Inspiration

"Tyler was created alongside Eraldo in the original manuscript to be polar opposites. Tyler was the loud and reckless one whilst Eraldo was the calm and cunning one. Even back then they were always good friends but polar opposites. Season 5 will show how Tyler deals with the loss of his friend."

Killed Victims

This list shows the victims Tyler has killed:

• Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people.

Appearances

KeepOnKeepingOn's Walking Dead: Edition Two

Season 3

• Episode 27

Season 4

• Episode 34 ^{(Flashback, No Lines)}
• Episode 36 ^(Flashback)
• Episode 38 ^{(No Lines)}

Season 5

• Episode 41
• Episode 42
• Episode 48 ^{(No Lines)}
• Episode 49

Trivia

• Tyler is based on a fictional character of series' creator KeepOnKeepingOn's first attempt at writing a novel.
• Tyler's death scene is directly adapted from Issue 47 of the original Alone And Forsaken manuscript.
  • It is also one of series creator KeepOnKeepingOn's favorite scenes, and one of the few he remembers from the original script.