5 TV Characters That Would Fit Perfectly in the Walking Dead Universe

Have you ever dreamed about crossovers that will never happen? If you are a fan of The Walking Dead, just imagine how cool it would be if characters from your beloved TV shows appeared in this post-apocalyptic world.

That’s exactly what fans did on Reddit, and their picks are absolutely insane.

Jax Teller (Sons of Anarchy)

The charismatic president of the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club's Redwood Original (SAMCRO) chapter, Jax Teller, the rugged biker with a heart (okay, a slightly twisted heart) is a good example of a character who would fit The Walking Dead Universe.

TWD has had its fair share of bikers, but none with Jax’s blend of leadership, ruthlessness, and loyalty.

Sayid (LOST)

In TWD, every character battles with their past while trying to secure a future. A former member of the Iraqi Republican Guard, Sayid Jarrah's skill set is vast: he's a communications officer, a torturer, and a skilled fighter. But beneath this tough exterior is a man haunted by his past, always seeking redemption.

Mike Ehrmantraut (Breaking Bad & Better Call Saul )

The ex-cop turned enforcer for Gus Fring, Mike is a man of few words, but when he speaks or acts, you know it means business. Methodical, strategic, and always three steps ahead, Mike’s past as a Philly cop means he has the skillset to handle threats.

Mike's ability to analyze situations and strategize could be pivotal in a world where one wrong move could mean the end. Mike could be the one to make the hard choices, doing the dirty work to ensure the group’s survival.

Joel Miller (The Last of Us )

Joel, being a survivor of a fungal-zombie apocalypse, knows a thing or two about loss, heartbreak, and making difficult decisions. He would be a great addition to The Walking Dead Universe.

Frank Castle (The Punisher)

If this Marvel character from Netflix ’s series appeared in TWD, he would look exactly like Shane’s twin as both of these characters were portrayed by the talented Jon Bernthal.

Frank's "end justifies the means" philosophy might rub some TWD characters the wrong way, but his sheer determination and ability to get things done (often violently) would be an asset against hostile groups like the Saviors or the Whisperers.

Source: Reddit