What should I name my zombie?
Zombies Names From Movies And TV Series
- Ash Williams, meaning “happy”, the protagonist from ‘The Evil Dead Franchise’.
- Billy Butcherson, meaning “resolute protector”, from ‘Hocus Pocus’.
- Bub, meaning “boy”, from ‘Day Of The Dead’.
- Dr.
- Detective Roger Mortis, meaning “fame, renown, or honor”, from ‘Dead Heat’.
What are some good war names?
Here are ten military operations with indelibly memorable names.
- OPERATION OVERLORD.
- Operation Rolling Thunder.
- Operation Red Dawn.
- Operation Vittles.
- Operation Urgent Fury.
- Operation Desert Storm.
- Operation Wrath of God.
- Operation Barbarossa.
How to name battles?
Battles are usually named after some feature of the battlefield geography, such as a town, forest or river, commonly prefixed “Battle of…”. Occasionally battles are named after the date on which they took place, such as The Glorious First of June.
What are good names for months?
Ideas for month names?
- January: Long Nights.
- February: Snow Melt.
- March: New Blossom.
- April: Old Blossom.
- May: Kord’s Tempest *
- June: Fresh Hay *
- July: Pelor’s Blessing *
- August: Golden Harvest.
Who is the best zombie killer?
The Greatest Zombie Killers in Movie History
- Peter, ‘Dawn of the Dead’
- Lionel Cosgrove, ‘Braindead’ Lionsgate.
- Ben, ‘Night of the Living Dead’ Anchor Bay.
- Alice, ‘Resident Evil’ Sony.
- Ana, ‘Dawn of the Dead’ Universal.
- Tallahassee, ‘Zombieland’ Sony.
- Juan, ‘Juan of the Dead’ Canal Sur.
- Selena, ’28 Days Later’ 20th Century Fox.
Which battle is known as Mahabharata?
The Kurukshetra War
The Kurukshetra War (Sanskrit: कुरुक्षेत्र युद्ध ), also called the Mahabharata War, is a war described in the Indian epic poem The Mahābhārata (Sanskrit: महाभारत ). The conflict arose from a dynastic succession struggle between two group of cousins, the Kauravas and the Pandavas, for the throne of Hastinapura.
Who is August named after?
July and August were named after two major figures of the ancient Roman world – the statesman Julius Caesar (on the left above, slightly damaged!) and Rome’s first emperor, Augustus.