Characters & Demons
23 entries in the Evil Dead compendium.
Baby DeaditeA demonic infant born of dark magic to herald the end of days.Ash WilliamsThe only man who can stop the Deadites is the one they want to possess.The Kandarian DemonAn ancient evil bound by words, seeking to consume all living souls.KassieA name often mistaken for the brave Kelly Maxwell in the Evil Dead lore.LindaA quiet college girl whose cabin weekend ends in a howl that never stops.KellyShe opened the book, and the book opened her to something ancient and hungry.ShellyOne of five friends who never made it out of the cabin.CherylThe curse doesn't just hunt the living—it claims the blood they love most.ArthurThis name does not appear in the Evil Dead canon; no entry can be written without inventioScottAnother name on the guest list, gone before the first real night falls.RubyThis entry cannot be written without risking the fabrication of non-canon details.The Evil DeadIt does not kill you. It wears you, and then it hungers for more.PabloA young man swallowed whole by the Book, remade in flesh and fury for the Deadite horde.The NecronomiconAn ancient book bound in flesh, holding the words that unmake the world.The One-Armed AshOne arm gone, one arm bolted on, and zero interest in quitting.The DeaditeIt wears your face, speaks your name backwards, and lives long.The Two-Headed AshWhen the Book won't settle for one head, Ash becomes the Deadites' ultimate nightmare.WoohoyThe Deadites are the army; Woohoy is the thing that gave them orders.The Book of the DeadA leather-bound grimoire whose whispered words tear the veil between the living and the DeThe Evil Dead's VoiceIt has no mouth, no name, and no mercy—only a voice that makes the dead stand up and obey.The Possessed KellyShe walked into the woods as a friend and crawled out as a weapon.The Deadite ArmyCut them down, they crawl back up—only fire keeps the horde truly dead.The Deadite SpawnWhen the Deadites want a final boss, they build one out of everything they've swallowed.
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