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Strangely for zombies, their original PC sprite seems ore fit than most regular men, and unwounded. This may hint that they are intended to be the original voodoo-style zombies as opposed to the modern variants. When the game was ported to the Nintendo Entertainment System, its sprite was replaced with a far more ghostly appearance, equally removed from the typical idea of a zombie.

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  • Zombie (Might and Magic I)
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  • Strangely for zombies, their original PC sprite seems ore fit than most regular men, and unwounded. This may hint that they are intended to be the original voodoo-style zombies as opposed to the modern variants. When the game was ported to the Nintendo Entertainment System, its sprite was replaced with a far more ghostly appearance, equally removed from the typical idea of a zombie.
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  • Strangely for zombies, their original PC sprite seems ore fit than most regular men, and unwounded. This may hint that they are intended to be the original voodoo-style zombies as opposed to the modern variants. When the game was ported to the Nintendo Entertainment System, its sprite was replaced with a far more ghostly appearance, equally removed from the typical idea of a zombie.
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