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The '''Zombie Girl''' (real name unknown) is a common [[screamer]] character created by horror artist ''steelgohst'' on July 16, 2004. She is pale with pitch-black eyes and shades of blue around them, wearing goth clothing. She has blackish-brown hair and blood on her smiling mouth, neck and shoulder. Usually, she has white text saying: "''Hi friend''" next to her.


On February 5, 2013, a remake<ref>A remake of the original image: deviantart.com/steelgohst/art/Seriously-Scary-V2-by-steelgohst-369096098</ref> of this picture was made by the same creator, which can be found in the description of the [[DeviantArt]] page. The original, unedited picture was also posted by the creator on September 29, 2002, with the title "Be Happy-"<ref>The original (unedited) picture: deviantart.com/steelgohst/art/Be-Happy-747574</ref>. She has been featured in many [[screamer]] videos and games such as The House 2<ref>thehousegame.fandom.com/wiki/The_House_2</ref>, [[Scary Pop Up - Zombie]], and [[Shakey MacGee's Needle Threading Challenge]].
The '''Zombie Girl''' (real name unknown) is a common [[screamer]] character created by horror artist ''steelgohst'' on July 16, 2004. She is a young girl with discolored, bluish skin akin to a corpse, pitch black beady eyes with dark circles underneath, and blackish-brown hair, along with black clothing. Her expression is a toothy grin with yellowed, blood-stained teeth. Blood is also splattered across her mouth, chin, neck, and hand as if she recently had eaten flesh. The background consists of a dark room with what faintly appears to be a computer speaker of some sort on the right. 
 
On February 5, 2013, a remake<ref>A remake of the original image: deviantart.com/steelgohst/art/Seriously-Scary-V2-by-steelgohst-369096098</ref> of this picture was made by the same creator, which can be found in the description of the [[DeviantArt]] page. The original, unedited picture was also posted by the creator on September 29, 2002, with the title "Be Happy-"<ref>The original (unedited) picture: deviantart.com/steelgohst/art/Be-Happy-747574</ref>. She has been featured in many [[screamer]] videos and games such as The House 2<ref>thehousegame.fandom.com/wiki/The_House_2</ref>, [[Scary Pop Up - Zombie]], and [[Shakey MacGee's Needle Threading Challenge]]. In some variants of her, she has white text beside her reading "Hi, friend."


==Story==
==Story==
There is a story based on this image that was written by the creator, which can be seen in the description of the [[DeviantArt]] page. The story says that "On the morning of April 13th 2004 police were called to a house on the outskirts of a small village in central England.. They had been called by neighbours who had heard a sound that had chilled them to the bone.. a single strangled scream with an abrupt cut-off...
In the description of the [[DeviantArt]] page, a short story written by the creator based on the image can be read. The following text contains said story.
 
{{Quote|They knew little about the woman who lived next door, only the rumours they had heard in the village shop and over the bar of the Black Lion pub on the corner - they had heard that she had moved to village to escape her memories - her daughter had been gone for several weeks before she would believe what the police had been telling her, but still her mind shied away from the truth and she kept the room ready for her return, the bed made and toys laid out - and every morning she would run to the room half expecting to see her lying there, teddy bear in her arms and a sleepy smile on her face as she awoke.
 


They knew little about the woman who lived next door, only the rumours they had heard in the village shop and over the bar of the Black Lion pub on the corner - they had heard that she had moved to village to escape her memories - her daughter had been gone for several weeks before she would believe what the police had been telling her, but still her mind shied away from the truth and she kept the room ready for her return, the bed made and toys laid out - and every morning she would run to the room half expecting to see her lying there, teddy bear in her arms and a sleepy smile on her face as she awoke.


After her husband left her, torn apart by grief and his wifes slowly slipping grip on sanity, her family had bought her the new home, wanting to give her a chance at a life, a new start.
After her husband left her, torn apart by grief and his wifes slowly slipping grip on sanity, her family had bought her the new home, wanting to give her a chance at a life, a new start.


she had been living there for 3 months now, but had never spoken to anyone - she hardly left the house in fact, groceries were delivered and left on the porch and she would scurry out, pale and dishevelled, avoiding the eyes of any who might look her way...


When the police broke the door down and went inside what they found was to put more than half of the village bobbies into psychiatric care so that they could sleep again.. but the worst thing of all was not the contents of the house, it was the contents of the camera lying on the floor in a pool of blood.. this was the last photo it ever took..."[sic].
 
she had been living there for 3 months now, but had never spoken to anyone - she hardly left the house in fact, groceries were delivered and left on the porch and she would scurry out, pale and dishevelled, avoiding the eyes of any who might look her way...|steelgohst}}


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==

Latest revision as of 02:14, 9 July 2026

The Zombie Girl (real name unknown) is a common screamer character created by horror artist steelgohst on July 16, 2004. She is a young girl with discolored, bluish skin akin to a corpse, pitch black beady eyes with dark circles underneath, and blackish-brown hair, along with black clothing. Her expression is a toothy grin with yellowed, blood-stained teeth. Blood is also splattered across her mouth, chin, neck, and hand as if she recently had eaten flesh. The background consists of a dark room with what faintly appears to be a computer speaker of some sort on the right.

On February 5, 2013, a remake[1] of this picture was made by the same creator, which can be found in the description of the DeviantArt page. The original, unedited picture was also posted by the creator on September 29, 2002, with the title "Be Happy-"[2]. She has been featured in many screamer videos and games such as The House 2[3], Scary Pop Up - Zombie, and Shakey MacGee's Needle Threading Challenge. In some variants of her, she has white text beside her reading "Hi, friend."

Story

In the description of the DeviantArt page, a short story written by the creator based on the image can be read. The following text contains said story.

They knew little about the woman who lived next door, only the rumours they had heard in the village shop and over the bar of the Black Lion pub on the corner - they had heard that she had moved to village to escape her memories - her daughter had been gone for several weeks before she would believe what the police had been telling her, but still her mind shied away from the truth and she kept the room ready for her return, the bed made and toys laid out - and every morning she would run to the room half expecting to see her lying there, teddy bear in her arms and a sleepy smile on her face as she awoke.


After her husband left her, torn apart by grief and his wifes slowly slipping grip on sanity, her family had bought her the new home, wanting to give her a chance at a life, a new start.


she had been living there for 3 months now, but had never spoken to anyone - she hardly left the house in fact, groceries were delivered and left on the porch and she would scurry out, pale and dishevelled, avoiding the eyes of any who might look her way...

steelgohst


Trivia

  • Her face was used in one image of a different creepypasta called Carmen Winstead: They Pushed Her, where we can see her face as the face of the titular character's twisted form.

References

  1. A remake of the original image: deviantart.com/steelgohst/art/Seriously-Scary-V2-by-steelgohst-369096098
  2. The original (unedited) picture: deviantart.com/steelgohst/art/Be-Happy-747574
  3. thehousegame.fandom.com/wiki/The_House_2

Link

NOTE: The following image contains a screamer!

  • deviantart.com/steelgohst/art/Seriously-Scary-8942066

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