#I'm Looking for Zombie

A devastating plague swept through the world over a decade ago, wiping out 90% of humanity and turning them into zombies, and now there's a whole generation of kids who never knew the old world. Aki is one of them — she grew up in a small village outside the ruins of civilization, and the only thing she really knows about her father is that he's out there somewhere. So she grabs her two closest friends, Haru and Natsuki, and heads into zombie territory to find him. What makes #Zombie Sagashitemasu interesting isn't just the undead — it's that these kids have no nostalgia for what was lost. They're not mourning the fall of society; they're just trying to figure out who they are in the world they were handed. The zombie apocalypse is the backdrop, but the core is three friends navigating danger, growing up fast, and leaning on each other when things get grim. There's a warmth to the character dynamics that keeps it from being relentlessly bleak, though don't expect it to pull punches either. The tone sits somewhere between coming-of-age road trip and genuine survival horror. If you liked the post-apocalyptic tension of I Am a Hero but wished it had more heart, or if Sankarea made you curious about zombie stories that care about their characters as much as their monsters, this one's worth keeping an eye on. It's a shounen take on the genre that actually feels fresh.