Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead

In a world suddenly thrust into chaos by a zombie apocalypse, 24-year-old Akira Tendo finds himself at a crossroads of despair and opportunity. Once a dutiful employee drowning in the monotony of office life, Akira is struck by a strange revelation when the undead emerge: this is his chance to finally live. Inspired by a long-forgotten dream, he boldly compiles a “bucket list” of all the things he wishes he had done before life slipped through his fingers, but now, with the world in ruins, he intends to experience them all—before he becomes a zombie snack.

From extreme sports and daring adventures to reconnecting with old friends and pursuing unrequited love, each item on Akira’s list unfolds into a comical yet poignant exploration of life and death, freedom and fear. With a heart full of dreams and a penchant for mischief, Akira rallies a quirky band of misfits who join him on this hilarious quest. There’s Natsuki, a tough-as-nails survivalist with an affinity for weaponry; Kenji, a hopeless romantic who sees the apocalypse as his chance to woo the girl next door; and Yoko, a former co-worker with a knack for problem-solving and a hidden penchant for adventure.

As they confront zombies and their own past failures, the group grapples with themes of mortality, friendship, and the true meaning of living. Each episode chronicles their escapades, leading them through absurd scenarios from a zombie-infested amusement park to a heartfelt reunion at a once-bustling café. Along the way, Akira learns that while the world around him is crumbling, the strength of human connection shines through even the darkest times.

“Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead” blends humor, horror, and heartfelt moments, creating a series that defies the traditional apocalypse narrative. It’s a celebration of spontaneity and resilience, proving that sometimes it takes the end of the world to truly find oneself. As Akira crosses off items from his list, viewers are taken on a wild ride that juxtaposes the thrill of living with the inevitability of death, leaving everyone wondering: what would you do if time was running out?