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+==Etymology==
+*The Corpse corporal's Japanese name Living dead (リビングデッド, ''Ribingu deddo'') is likely derived from George A. Romero's 1968 horror film ''[[Wikipedia:Night of the Living Dead|Night of the Living Dead]]'', which is credited with popularising the portrayal of zombies in modern culture and went on to create a successful franchise of films.
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-==Trivia==
-*The Corpse corporal's Japanese name Living dead (リビングデッド, ''Ribingu deddo'') is likely derived from George A. Romero's 1968 horror film ''[[Wikipedia:Night of the Living Dead|Night of the Living Dead]]'', which is credited with popularising the portrayal of zombies in modern culture and went on to create a successful franchise of films.
 ==Similar species==