List of Z Nation characters

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Z Nation is an American zombie drama series created by Karl Schaefer and Craig Engler. The series premiered on September 10, 2014, in the United States on the Syfy television network. [1] The following is a list of characters who have appeared in the television series.

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Overview

ActorCharacterSeasons
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Main characters
Kellita Smith Lt. Roberta WarrenMain
DJ Qualls Simon Cruller/Citizen ZMain
Michael Welch Mack ThompsonMain
Keith Allan Alvin MurphyMain
Anastasia Baranova Addison "Addy" CarverMain
Russell Hodgkinson Steven "Doc" BeckMain
Pisay Pao CassandraMain [lower-alpha 1]
Nat ZangThomas "10K"Main
Tom Everett Scott Sgt. Charles GarnettMain
Harold Perrineau Lt. Mark HammondMain [lower-alpha 2]
Matt Cedeño Javier VasquezMainSpecial Guest
Emilio Rivera EscorpionMain
Joseph Gatt The ManMain [lower-alpha 3]
Sydney ViengluangSun MeiMain [lower-alpha 4]
Ramona Young KayaStand-inMain [lower-alpha 5]
Natalie JongjaroenlarpRedMain [lower-alpha 6] [lower-alpha 7]
Holden Goyette"Nature Boy"/5KMain [lower-alpha 8] Guest
Grace Phipps Sgt. LillyMain
Henry Rollins Lt. MuellerMain
Tara Holt [lower-alpha 9] Lucy MurphyGuestRecurringMain [lower-alpha 10]
Katy O'BrianGeorgia "George" St. ClairMain
Mario Van Peebles CooperMain
Lydia Hearst PandoraMain
Recurring characters
Lisa CoronadoDr. Marilyn MerchRecurringDoes not appear
WizardPupRecurringDoes not appear
Mark CarrSketchy McClaneRecurringGuest
Doug DawsonSkeezyRecurringGuest
Sara CoatesSerena [lower-alpha 11] GuestRecurringGuestDoes not appear
Donald Corren Dr. Walter KurianGuestRecurringDoes not appear
Gina Gershon La ReinaDoes not appearRecurringDoes not appear
Darlene MccartyNanaDoes not appearRecurring
DeRon BrigdonWessonDoes not appearRecurringDoes not appearGuest
Cecil CheekaKaskaeDoes not appearRecurringDoes not appear
Aaron TrainorWill ChaffinDoes not appearRecurringDoes not appear
Kathryn BrownHope ChaffinDoes not appearRecurringDoes not appear
Frank BoydDr. Harold TellerDoes not appearGuestRecurringDoes not appear
Kodiak LopezJZDoes not appearRecurring
Jack Plotnick Roman EstesDoes not appearRecurring
Zack WardLt. DanteDoes not appearRecurring
Emily ShuelMarjorieDoes not appearRecurring
  1. Pao only appears in one episode of season three, although credited as a main cast member.
  2. Perrineau only appears in the first episode, although credited as a main cast member.
  3. Gatt is initially credited as a guest star in season three before being promoted to main cast in the seventh episode.
  4. Viengluang is initially credited as a guest star in season three before being promoted to main cast in the seventh episode.
  5. Young is initially credited as a guest star in season three before being promoted to main cast in the seventh episode.
  6. Jongjaroenlarp is initially credited as a guest star in season three before being promoted to main cast in the fourteenth episode.
  7. In season 4, Jongjaroenlarp is credited as a guest star in the eleventh episode, but is credited as main cast in all of her other appearances.
  8. Goyette is initially credited as a guest star in season three before being promoted to main cast in only the fourteenth episode.
  9. Various actresses portrayed Lucy throughout Seasons 2 & 3.
  10. Holt is initially credited as a co-star in season four before being promoted to main cast in the fourth episode.
  11. Coates also portrayed Lucy in the fourth season.

Main Characters

Roberta Warren

Lt. Roberta Warren (Kellita Smith) is a survivor of the zombie apocalypse. An ex-National Guard member activated out of Missouri, she is a member of the Westward-bound survivor group, and a former member of the Blue Sky Camp survivor group in New York. Like many other survivors of the zombie apocalypse, Warren lost nearly everything and everyone that mattered to her. She becomes the leader of the survivor group after the death of Garnett.

Citizen Z

Simon Cruller (DJ Qualls), commonly known as Citizen Z, is a PFC and former hacker who was working at the NSA's Northern Light listening post in the Arctic Circle. After a doomed rescue mission flight out of Northern Light, he becomes the NSA's sole surviving employee and uses his high-tech equipment to assist the group in its journey to California. He also runs a radio broadcast for other survivors, informing people to take cover when there is a threat of inescapable disaster-level weather or zombie hordes. He is slowly going insane from loneliness; his only companion is a sled dog named Pup. In the second season, the Northern Lights missile defense system intercepts a nuclear bomb, severely damaging the listening post and waking the zombies in the doomed evacuation flight wreckage. Citizen Z fights to survive the cold and the zombie onslaught, despite minimal shooting skills. At the end of season 2, Citizen Z decides to leave Northern Light when he realizes that all the post's resources are used up and it has sustained too much damage for him to survive there any longer. He leaves on foot with Pup, pulling a dog sled, in subzero temperatures. Near death, he is rescued by Kaya, an Inuit girl, and her surviving family members. They return to Northern Lights when they need food, and he and Kaya form a relationship, which results in her becoming pregnant. He leaves in a plane and meets the survivor group in person, but later returns.kaya then has her son, JZ .

Alvin Murphy

Alvin Bernard Murphy (Keith Allan) is a resentful and frail former convict who becomes the only known survivor of zombie bites after being part of a scientific experiment. The Westward-bound survivor group is tasked with transporting him to a government laboratory in California, as his apparent immunity is believed to be the sole solution to the ZN1 virus. Over time, Murphy's appearance changes, and he becomes part zombie. He can communicate with zombies, develops feelings for them and can make them do his bidding. He also becomes more and more misanthropic, going from simply a cowardly jerk with few redeeming moments to an increasingly darker character who even starts to succumb to zombie instincts and does not care about the lives of others to the point where he is willing to abandon the mission. He also develops a special gift: After biting a person or exposing them to his saliva or blood, he can direct them using telepathy. In season 3, after finding out the survivors at Zona want to use him for only themselves, he escapes, bites 10K and decides to make the human race into zombie-human hybrids like himself. He eventually rejoins the group when they find out his daughter Lucy has been kidnapped by The Man. In a fight with the forces of Zona, a bullet passes through him and hits Warren, infecting her with his blood. In season 4 he has been taken to Zona and the doctors have seemingly cured him, making him look more human. After Zona falls, he and Warren return to the mainland and eventually meet up with Lucy, 10K, Doc and Sgt. Lilly. During this season, he demonstrates great concern for Lucy, and is more humane and less harsh than he was in prior seasons, even taking part in killing zombies, though he maintains his pessimism. At the end of season 4 he is struck by flesh eating bacteria when trying to protect Warren.

Doc

Steven Beck (Russell Hodgkinson), commonly known as Doc, is a former counselor and a recovering addict. He serves as the medic of the Westward-bound survivor group. He is not an actual medical doctor, but has sufficient medical knowledge to aid the members of the group. He holds a Phd in clinical psychology, and has an extensive knowledge of drugs due to his occupation pre-apocalypse and his drug addiction. During the apocalypse he returned to his drug addiction and became a short time drug dealer before engaging on the mission to take Murphy to the CDC Laboratory in California. He is one of the wisest members of the group and serves Warren without hesitation. He develops a fatherly bond with 10k (aka Tommy) due to his regret of not being supportive of an unrecognized son he had when he was 19, and 10k's trauma after having to mercy his father. He uses two hammers which he keeps in holsters when smashing zombies. His stoner antics is a comic relief in the entire series and at times aids the group in sticky situations.

10K

Thomas (Nat Zang), commonly known as 10K and often called "The Kid" by Doc, is the youngest member of the Westward-bound survivor group. In the season 1 finale, his real name was revealed to be Tommy. 10K is quiet, incredibly skilled, a great shot, and very observant. He is highly proficient with a sniper rifle and other projectiles, and is "pretty good with a knife". He loves killing zombies, and keeps track of each one he kills. His goal is 10,000 kills, hence his self-given nickname, and he has already reached 1,000 by his first appearance. His backstory reveals that 10K was forced to kill his father, making a promise to him that he would stay strong and fight. 10K harbors feelings of anger and hatred towards Murphy for turning his lover Cassandra into a zombie-human hybrid, but does not act on those feelings, knowing that Murphy could be humanity's only chance to survive. In the season 2 finale, he is injured and taken with Murphy to the CDC submarine to be given medical attention for his wound. He escapes the submarine with Murphy, Dr. Merch and the others bitten by Murphy, and is openly opposed to following him. He is told by Dr. Merch that he was bitten after she gave him his first dose of the original cure. He stops counting during season 3, but resumes during season 4.

Addy Carver

Addison Grace "Addy" Carver (Anastasia Baranova) is a former member of the Blue Sky camp in New York and is Mack's girlfriend prior to his death. She is the survivor group's communication specialist and uses her talents with radio equipment to contact Citizen Z. Broken by unresolved trauma, she is slowly being worn down by the apocalypse. At one point, she chooses to leave the group and join the Sisters of Mercy camp, but after the camp is destroyed, she reunites with Mack, who refused to leave her behind, and returns to the Westward-bound survivor group. Her weapon of choice against zombies is a customized metal bat with spikes; in season 3, her bat is upgraded by Sun Mei and her team to emit an electric charge similar to a taser. Between seasons 3 and 4, she loses her right eye. She disappears early in season 4.

Mac Thompson

Mac Thompson (Michael Welch; seasons 1–2) is a former hockey player for the Tri-City Americans, a survivor of the zombie apocalypse, and Addy's boyfriend. He is a former member of the Blue Sky camp in New York, and a member of the Westward-bound survivor group. A good shot, Mac protects Addy and stays behind when she chose to join the Sisters of Mercy camp, and watches over her from afar. He is eventually reunited with Addy and returns to the survivor group. He is mercied by Addy after being swarmed, and killed by zombies.

Cassandra

Cassandra (Pisay Pao; seasons 1–2, guest season 3) is a survivor of the initial zombie apocalypse. She is a former member of the Philadelphia cannibal survivor group, where she served as a "lure" to attract male survivors with the promise of sexual trade, in order for the group to trap and consume them. Cassandra joins the Westward-bound survivor group after being found in a locked cage at a rendezvous station near Philadelphia. A leg injury leads to an infection. Lacking antibiotics and near death, she is bitten by Murphy and becomes a zombie-human hybrid controlled by Murphy. She eventually attacks and is mercied by 10K.

Charles Garnett

Sgt. Charles Garnett (Tom Everett Scott; season 1) was with the National Guard, based out of Georgia, prior to the ZN1 outbreak. He is a former member of the Blue Sky camp in New York before taking on the task of transporting Murphy. He is the leader of the Westward-bound survivor group until his demise. Trying to protect Murphy, he is murdered and turned into a zombie by Priest Jacob and his Resurrection Cult. He is mercied by Warren, his second in command, and at that point, his girlfriend.

Mark Hammond

Lt. Mark Hammond (Harold Perrineau; season 1) is the last surviving member of the Delta Force team transferring Murphy to a laboratory in California. He is mercied by the Westward-bound survival group after being bitten.

Javier Vasquez

Javier Vasquez (Matt Cedeño; seasons 2, guest season 3) is first encountered in the opening episode of season 2, "The Murphy". Vasquez was a DEA agent, but after he arrested some of Escorpion's men, Escorpion abducted his wife and daughter, later killing them in front of him. His wife and daughter turned into zombies during their funeral, and Vasquez seeks revenge on Escorpion. He tries to assassinate Escorpion during the group's Zeros induction ceremony, but is stopped by Warren and tortured by the Zeros before escaping. At the conclusion of season 2, he apparently leaves the main survivor group. In the season 3 episode "Heart of Darkness", Vasquez reappears, having assumed the mantle of "Escorpion" after suffering a mental breakdown, and is later mercied by Warren.

Escorpion

Hector Alvarez (Emilio Rivera; seasons 2–3), commonly known as Escorpion, is the main antagonist of season 2, first encountered in the second episode, "White Light". He served as the right-hand of La Reina, the head of the Mexican drug cartel known as the Zeros. He has a small Z-shaped scar on his right hand and has a tattoo of a face in his forearm. He tortured Javier Vasquez when he was still working for the DEA, and killed the latter's wife and daughter. Escorpion's weapon of choice is a golden gun. At the end of season 2, he has reformed, and joins the main survivor group. In season 3, he is killed by Vasquez, who has assumed his former identity after suffering from a mental breakdown. He is later injected with an experimental vaccine to save his life which was ineffective at first but later on proves effective. However, it is unclear exactly what the vaccine did to him, as he never appears again in the series.

The Man

The Man (Joseph Gatt; season 3) first appears in One Punch Man. Following a list created by his Zona employer, it is his job to collect people by any means necessary and ship them to Zona. He is ruthless and will take out anyone in his way. He is known to have completely decimated at least two survivor communities to obtain the people on his list. He has a perfect success rate and has yet to lose a target. As of the second episode of season 3, "A New Mission", The Man's current list contains only one name: "Alvin Bernard Murphy". He finally was defeated in the season 3 finale, as he was tackled off of a massive mountain by Addison Carver. Addy luckily survived and the man's horrible reign was put to an end.

Sun Mei

Sun Mei (Sydney Viengluang; season 3–5) is first encountered in the second episode of season 3, "A New Mission". She is a Laotian virologist from Beijing, China, where 200,000 survived the zombie apocalypse by sealing themselves behind the walls of the Forbidden City. She is sent with a team and equipment from China to collect DNA samples from the American survivor group and Murphy in the hope of synthesizing a cure. She is the sole survivor of her team's mission and for now, has joined the survivor group. In Season 5, she would work in Newmerica as a doctor until her death. She eventually finds the cure in Murphy's blood.

Kaiya

Kaiya Cruller (Ramona Young; season 3–5) is first encountered in the second episode of season 3, "A New Mission". Kaya is an Inuit girl living with her Uncle Kaskae and her grandmother. They are the sole survivors of their village. She finds Citizen Z and Pup out in a blizzard, rescues them, and takes them to her home. She reveals to Citizen Z that she is a huge fan of his, telling him he needs to get healthy and start broadcasting again. They eventually form a relationship after they return to Northern Lights, and she becomes pregnant with their son, JayZ. It's confirmed in Season 5 that Kaiya and Citizen Z are married but it is not indicated when they got married.

Red

Red (Natalie Jongjaroenlarp; season 3–5) is a survivor of the zombie apocalypse. She is the guardian of 5K and love interest of 10K. She is later reunited with the group in Newmerica, and has developed a strong friendship with Sun Mei who has been working on an antidote against the zombie virus.

Nature Boy / 5K

5K (Holden Goyette; season 3, guest season 4), also known as Nature boy, is a survivor of the zombie apocalypse under the protection of Red. He falls off a cliff when he pursues Addy, Lucy, and The Man in the season 3 finale. Red hopes he is still alive somewhere, while 10K believes he is dead.

Lucy Murphy

Lucy Serena Murphy (Tara Holt; seasons 4, guest seasons 2–3) is the daughter of Murphy and Serena. In season 2 she is a baby, but ages rapidly due to the virus Murphy passes on. In season 3, she ages from someone who looks 5 years old, to preteen, to teenager (and is thus portrayed by multiple actresses). In season 4, she looks like a young adult, and is portrayed by Tara Holt. She is kidnapped by The Man, who tries to bring her to Zona in her father's place, but this is impeded by Addy, who she forms a close bond with, even referring to her as "Aunt Addy".

Sgt. Lilley

Sgt. Lilley Mueller (Grace Phipps; season 4–5) is Lt. Mueller's daughter, who assists him in running a refugee camp trying to get survivors to Newmerica. After her father's death, she joins the main survivor group. She later sacrifices herself in Newmerica to save 10K by killing several zombies in an explosion.

Lt. Mueller

Lt. Mueller (Henry Rollins; season 4) is Sgt. Lilley's father, who runs a refugee camp trying to get survivors to Newmerica. He is killed by zombies and mercied by his daughter.

Recurring Characters

Minor Characters

Donner is a member of Camp Blue Sky in New York, encountered in the debut episode. He and another guy were walking the perimeter when they came across a horrific sight. A lake filled to the brim with walkers, which they thought were completely dead. "Puppies and Kittens".
Tobias Campbell is the founder and leader of the Philadelphia cannibal survivor group, first encountered in the third episode of season 1, "Philly Feast". This group, based in the Upper Darby, Pennsylvania area, starts out like many others, surviving by way of Tobias's resourcefulness and cunning, while still retaining some semblance of their humanity and morality. However, after his wife becomes ill, Tobias suffers a mental breakdown and leads his "family" down the dark path of victimization and cannibalism.
Bernt is a member of the Philadelphia cannibal survivor group, first encountered in the third episode of season 1, "Philly Feast". One of Tobias's men, he is responsible for guarding the gate.
General Arthur C. McCandles is the commander of the Emergency Headquarters for Infection Control in McLean, Virginia, appearing in the fourth episode of season 1, "Full Metal Zombie". McCandles, who has gone insane, is holed up in a secure building, surrounded by undead soldiers and the corpses of his military peers. He hurts his leg badly, contracting gangrene, and when told that the leg requires amputation, he murders his former medic by throwing him into an airshaft. When the Westward-bound survivor group reaches his stronghold in need of a helicopter, McCandles allows Doc in, believing him to be a real doctor, and throws him into the same airshaft when Doc gives him the same prognosis. McCandles dies by attacking a group of zombies, then throwing himself and the zombies off the building's rooftop.
Keith Richards is part of the S&S Unlimited gun show in Kansas, encountered in the seventh episode of season 1, "Welcome to the Fu-Bar". He plays guitar in the Fu-Bar. He is last seen fleeing the area after the approach of the "zunami", and his status is unknown.
Brittany, a girl traveling with her father, encounters the Westward-bound survivor group in Kansas at the S&S Unlimited gun show, in the seventh episode of season 1, "Welcome to the Fu-Bar". She participates in a shooting contest, losing to 10K as the zunami enters the area. 10K gives her the first prize, a rifle, which she uses to save him from a zombie. She then safely leaves with her father.
Yuri is an imaginary Russian pilot, a hallucination experienced by Citizen Z due to oxygen deprivation. He appears in the eighth episode of season 1, "Zunami".
Helen is the leader of the Sisters of Mercy camp, first encountered in the 11th episode of season 1, "Sisters of Mercy". She and her sister-wives started the camp, which only allow women and female children to stay, but she turns away male travelers and sets the boys off on a suicide mission once they are 13 years old. A survivor of abuse by her late husband, she promotes killing men even if there is no proof of any wrongdoing. Her main ability in the apocalypse is to brainwash every women and girl she can.
Sam Custer is a former long-haul driver who becomes the wagon master of a group of survivors headed to Edmonton. He appears in the third episode of season 2, "Zombie Road". Sam is suffering from radiation poisoning, but continues to drive a modified truck carrying the survivors until his apparent demise.
A famous author (played by himself), he is bitten after escaping to his hotel room when the Comic Con event he is attending as a guest star is overrun. He appears in the eighth episode of season 2, "The Collector", as part of the zombie collection of Dean a.k.a. "The Collector", and is the only famous person that Dean has collected. He spends his zombie days signing books through retained muscle memory. Dean hopes to eventually make his fortune by selling the books on eBay when humankind makes its comeback.
Dean, a.k.a. "The Collector", is the curator of a unique collection of mutated zombies, displaying them in a museum setting and restraining the zombies with an invisible dog fence. He appears in the eighth episode of season 2, "The Collector". In the past, Dean aspired to be part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, repeatedly warning them about the possibility of a zombie pandemic. He grew bitter after repeated rejections and began his own preparations for what he saw as the inevitable zombie apocalypse. He captures Murphy, interviewing him, sampling his blood and controlling him with a shock collar. Dean is killed by bites from a nuclear zombie, a "phytozombie" and a "blaster" zombie, all released from captivity by Murphy.
Bernadette is the leader of a cult-like group of "extranauts", people who believed they will soon be going to outer space with a race of aliens. She appears in the ninth episode of season 2, "Rozwell".
Gorden "Red Hawk" Firecloud is the leader of part of a Native American tribe that follows him to their ancestral land, in the hope that their ancestors will protect them. The son of Chief Dan Firecloud and brother of Ayalla Firecloud, he appears in the 10th episode of season 2, "We Were Nowhere Near the Grand Canyon". Before the apocalypse, he was a college professor specializing in native culture. His tribe is wary of the zombie virus infecting their community, calling it "Zendigo" and a "disease of the soul", and Red Hawk blames the outbreak on whites.
Ayalla Firecloud is the sister of Red Hawk, but does not share his views. She appears in the 10th episode of season 2, "We Were Nowhere Near the Grand Canyon".
Gideon Gould appears in the 11th episode of season 2, "Corporate Retreat".
Lt. Mong is encountered in the second episode of season 3, "A New Mission". He is a soldier in what is left of the Chinese army, and is part of Dr Sun Mei's team. Mong is bitten by a zombie during the Chinese team's mission to obtain their supply drop. He is given mercy by Sun Mei.

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