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(#9) George Taylor
- Beneath the Planet of the Apes, Planet of the Apes, Planet of the Apes
Where Everyone Went: Thanks to nuclear war, everyone is dead save for a race of highly advanced gorillas, chimpanzees, and orangutans. All living humans exist in a feral state, making George Taylor the last of his kind.
What The World Is Like: It's a planet of apes. Society mirrors ours, with structures similar to early human architecture. Oh, and the Statue of Liberty lies in shambles on a beach.
How Do They Spend Their Time: Taylor spends most of his time arguing with the apes, trying to make out with a chimpanzee, and then attempting to hook up with a feral human while escaping the apes.
Would You Want To Be Stuck With Them: Taylor probably isn't the best apocalypse partner. He's rude to people who help him and stirs the pot from the moment he arrives in the future. To be fair, he is under a lot of stress.
Damn Dirty Doomsday Chill Rating: Damn dirty chill.
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(#3) Jim From '28 Days Later'
Where Everyone Went: They were either ended by people infected with a rage virus, or infected by a rage virus and disposed of other people themselves.
What The World Is Like: England (and likely the rest of the world) is a horrible place where soldiers murder men that don't work with them and force women into sex servitude.
How Do They Spend Their Time: Driving through the countryside, gorging on sugary snacks, and avoiding raging monsters.
Would You Want To Be Stuck With Them: Jim seems nice enough, and he's adept at traversing the zombie-filled wasteland. But you'd have to deal with the rest of the world, and that's not great.
Doomsday Chill Rating: No chill, just rage.
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(#14) Ralph Burton
- The World, the Flesh and the Devil
Where Everyone Went: An unnamed country used radioactive isotopes to create a dust cloud which spread globally, killing everyone over a five-day period.
What The World Is Like: An empty version of the regular world, but Ralph Burton figures out how to restore power to the city.
How Do They Spend Their Time: Burton regularly broadcasts over the radio, when he's not dealing with a love triangle.
Would You Want To Be Stuck With Them: Burton seems like a nice guy, but also a ball of stress. It probably has something to do with the whole radioactive isotope thing. Maybe he just needs to hang out with someone cool.
Doomsday Chill Factor: With a title like that, how can it not be chill?
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(#4) The Mariner
Where Everyone Went: Everyone either drowned or lives on floating barges, where they watch and take part in extreme stunt shows overseen by maniacs.
What The World Is Like: After the polar ice caps melt, the world gets covered in ocean - so learning to swim is imperative.
How Do They Spend Their Time: The Mariner drifts along the ocean, trades dirt, and drinks his own (purified) pee.
Would You Want To Be Stuck With Them: Depends how much you like hanging out with a guy who drinks his pee. For doomsday preppers, this is a model situation.
Doomsday Chill Rating: Less chill, because no more ice caps.
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(#13) Henry Bemis From 'The Twilight Zone' Episode 'Time Enough At Last'
Where Everyone Went: Everyone except Henry Bemis perished in a nuclear war that escalated very quickly.
What The World Is Like: Bemis's world is one of endless rubble, but with a lot of books.
How Do They Spend Their Time: Bemis does nothing but read, until his glasses break. Then, he sits around and complains about his broken glasses.
Would You Want To Be Stuck With Them: This guy seems annoying to be around. But if you like reading, you'd probably have plenty to discuss. And he probably has a vast personal library - assuming it survived the blast.
Doomsday Chill Rating: There's never enough chill.
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(#10) Gilgamesh The Immortal From 'Gilgamesh The Immortal'
Where Everyone Went: The entire human race, save for the immortal Gilgamesh, gets eradicated by an atomic blast after a nuclear power plant explodes.
What The World Is Like: An urban wasteland where Gilgamesh sulks around, wishing he was dead.
How Do They Spend Their Time: Gilgamesh decides to leave the planet in a spaceship with a box of human embryos to restart the human race. After accomplishing this on another planet, the new humans want to go back to Earth, and Gilgamesh comes along for the ride. Unfortunately, everyone but Gilgamesh dies in transit and he's once again alone on Earth.
Would You Want To Be Stuck With Them: Gilgamesh seems like a nice enough guy, what with the whole "restarting the human race thing," but everyone around him is always dying. It would be a soft pass, but a pass nonetheless.
Doomsday Chill Rating: You'd probably be dead, so not very chill at all.
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Have you ever imagined what would you do if you are the last person on earth? All attempts will be in vain, as time flies, the spiritual world will collapse and this world will be destroyed. More and more science fiction games or movies are keen to tell the fictional story of the last person on earth who will save the earth and continue human civilizations.
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