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Gilad Grimes
The Walking Dead character
First appearanceDays Gone Bye (2010)
Last appearanceThe Last Time (2024)
In-universe information
NicknamesScarface (by Negan)
Brother (by His Siblings)
Gil (by Ezekiel and Aaron)
SpeciesHuman
GenderMale
OccupationPre-Apocalypse
  • High School Student

Post-Apocalypse

  • Former Member of the Atlanta Camp
  • Former Member of the Greene Family Farm
  • Former Member of the Prison Community
  • Former Soldier for the Militia
  • Former Member and Co-Leader of the Alexandria Safe Zone
  • Soldier for the Commonwealth Army
WeaponColt Single Action Army
M4 Carbine
Family
Home
  • New York (formerly)
  • Atlanta camp (formerly)
  • Greene family farm, Georgia (formerly)
  • The prison, Georgia (formerly)
  • Alexandria Safe Zone, Virginia
  • The Commonwealth, Ohio
NationalityJewish-American

Gilad Grimes (Hebrew: גִּילְעָד גְּרַיְימְס, née Unknown) is a survivor of the outbreak in AMC's Television Universe. He is a main character and later a deuteragonist in The Walking Dead and a minor character in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. He is the adopted son of Rick Grimes and Lori Grimes, and the adopted brother of Carl, Judith, and R.J. Grimes.

Gilad was born in the outskirts of New York to unnamed Jewish parents. He lived a typical teenage life with his family until 2010, when the initial outbreak occurred. One fateful night, their home was invaded by dozens of Walkers, who gruesomely devoured his parents right in front of him. Forced to flee for his life, Gilad grabbed his father's revolver and escaped. After his parents' tragic death, Gilad wandered along the East Coast of the United States, from New York all the way down to Georgia, honing his survival skills, learning to hunt, and mastering the use of his father's revolver.

In Georgia, he is found by a group of survivors led by a former sherrif deputy Shane Walsh, who welcomes him into their group. Upon hearing Gilad's story, Lori chooses to adopt him, effectively making Carl his brother. A few days later, Lori's husband and Carl's father, Rick, who was believed to be dead, arrives at the camp and reunites with his family. Lori explains the situation to Rick, and the latter agrees to accept Gilad as his adopted son. In the Atlanta Camp walker invasion, despite the danger, Gilad helps the adults take out the walkers.

After narrowly escaping death during the destruction of the CDC and after Carl is accidentally shot by Otis, he and the group finds refuge at the Greene Family Farm, where the owner, Hershel Greene, allows them to stay. Gilad begins to form a friendly relationship with Hershel and his daughters, especially Maggie Greene. Following the farm's destruction and the group's brief split, Gilad reunites with his family on the nearby highway.

The group eventually finds the prison, where Gilad plays a significant role in taking it over, helping Rick and the others clear out the walkers both outside and inside and make the prison their new home. Shortly after Lori's death and the birth of Judith Grimes, a survivor named Michonne Hawthorne arrives at the prison. Despite her initial hostility, she and Gilad form a friendly relationship, eventually becoming friends.

Upon reaching the Alexandria Safe Zone, Gilad initially struggles to adapt to the peaceful life there. However, over time, he eventually manages to adjust. Meanwhile, Rick and Michonne form a relationship. Following Abraham Ford and Glenn Rhee's death, Gilad later becomes a soldier for the Militia in the war against Negan Smith and the Saviors.

After Carl's death, Gilad becomes deeply depressed. As they both grieve for Carl, Gilad and Enid become closer. Following the end of the war against the Saviors, their defeat and and Negan's imprisonment, Gilad continues to live in Alexandria in peace with his family.

After Rick's supposed death and Daryl Dixon's quest to locate him, despite his grief, Gilad assumes leadership in Alexandria alongside Michonne. He plays a pivotal role in co-parenting Judith and R.J.. Eventually, Michonne leaves to find Rick herself, leaving Gilad as the leader, alongside Aaron and Gabriel Stokes.

After moving to the Commonwealth, Gilad joins its army alongside Daryl and Rosita Espinosa. Upon discovering the corruption and true nature of Governor Pamela Milton, Gilad, along with the group, the leading officer of the Commonwealth Army Michael Mercer, and Pamela's opponents, join the revolution against her and her supporters. Ultimately, Pamela is arrested and imprisoned for life. A year after Pamela is overthrown and Ezekiel Sutton becomes the new governor, Gilad remains in the Commonwealth with his adoptive siblings while Daryl departs to find Rick and Michonne.

Almost a year later, after the defeat of the Civic Republic Military, Gilad, along with his adoptive siblings, was able to reunite with Rick and Michonne.

Overview

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Appearance

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Gilad is a man in his mid twenties, standing at 5'8" with a lean but muscular build. He has a shoulder-length dark brown hair, stubble beard, grey eyes and a huge, permanent knife scar across his right cheek, eye and forehead. As for clothes, Gilad typically wears a worn leather jacket over a dark, weather-beaten shirt, paired with sturdy jeans and scuffed boots.

Personality

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Gilad is often seen as a kind, loyal, sarcastic, and strong survivor. His strength and quick wit make him a valuable ally and a trusted friend among his group. However, beneath his tough exterior lies deep-seated trauma from witnessing his parents' deaths and later, the deaths of many of his friends. After Carl's death, Gilad becomes more depressed and serious, though his kindness and sarcasm remain. These traumatic experiences continue to haunt him, yet they also fuel his determination to survive and protect those he cares about—especially his adoptive family.

Killed Victims

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  • Numerous counts of walkers
  • Numerous counts of Saviors and Scavengers (Alive and Zombified)
  • Many unnamed West Georgia Correctional Facility prisoners and guards (Zombified)
  • Unknown number of Animals

Relationships

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Allies

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  • Unnamed Father ✝
  • Unnamed Mother ✝
  • West Georgia Correctional Facility
  • Michonne Grimes - Close Friend, Adoptive Mother, Former Partner in Leadership
  • Woodbury
    • Karen ✝
  • Bob Stookey ✝
  • Caleb Subramanian ✝
  • Patrick ✝
  • Zach ✝
  • Luke ✝
  • Tara Chambler - Friend ✝
  • St. Sarah's Church
  • Grady Memorial Hospital
    • Noah ✝
  • Alexandria Safe Zone
    • Aaron - Close Friend, Former Partner in Leadership
    • Eric Raleigh ✝
    • Deanna Monroe - Former Leader ✝
    • Denise Cloyd ✝
    • Heath
    • Spencer Monroe ✝
    • Tobin ✝
    • Enid - Close Friend ✝
    • Olivia ✝
    • Francine ✝
    • Nicholas - Former Enemy ✝
    • Aiden Monroe - Former Enemy ✝
    • Jessie Anderson ✝
    • Sam Anderson ✝
    • Kent ✝
    • Bruce ✝
    • Lucy✝
    • Bob Miller ✝
    • Natalie Miller ✝
    • R.J. Grimes - Adoptive Brother
  • Morgan Jones
  • The Kingdom
  • The Saviors
    • Negan Smith - Former Enemy
    • Dwight - Former Enemy
    • Laura - Former Enemy ✝
    • Alden ✝
    • D.J. - Former Enemy ✝
    • Gracie
  • Siddiq - Former Strained Relationship, Friend ✝
  • Oceanside
    • Cyndie
    • Rachel Ward
    • Beatrice ✝
  • Dog - Pet
  • The Whisperers
    • Lydia - Friend
    • Mary - Former Enemy ✝
  • The Wardens
    • Elijah
    • Cole ✝
    • Frost ✝
    • Agatha ✝
    • Duncan ✝
  • The Commonwealth
    • Michael Mercer
    • Juanita Sanchez
    • Tomichi Okumura
    • Maxxine Porter
    • Jake Daniels ✝
    • Tyler Davis - Former Enemy ✝
    • Vickers - Former Enemy

Enemies

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  • Center for Disease Control
    • Edwin Jenner - Attempted Killer, Reluctant Savior ✝
    • Vi - Attempted Killer ✝
  • The Living
    • Randall Culver ✝
  • The Prisoners
    • Tomas ✝
    • Andrew ✝
  • Woodbury
    • Philip Blake - Attempted Killer ✝
    • Caesar Martinez - Attempted Killer ✝
  • The Governor's Militia
    • Mitch Dolgen - Attempted Killer ✝
  • Terminus
    • Gareth - Captor, Attempted Killer ✝
    • Alex ✝
  • Grady Memorial Hospital
    • Dawn Lerner ✝
    • Bob Lamson ✝
    • Alvarado ✝
  • Ron Anderson ✝
  • The Wolves
    • Owen ✝
    • Edward ✝
  • The Saviors
    • Wade ✝
    • Cam ✝
    • Timmy ✝
    • Bud ✝
    • Gabe ✝
    • Primo ✝
    • Neil ✝
    • Simon ✝
    • Donnie - Captor ✝
    • Molly - Captor ✝
    • Michelle - Captor, Attempted Killer ✝
    • Paula - Captor, Torturer ✝
    • Roy ✝
    • Joseph ✝
    • Morales - Former Ally and Friend ✝
    • Todd ✝
    • Yago ✝
    • Zia ✝
    • Lance ✝
    • Duke ✝
    • Arat - Attempted Killer ✝
    • Norris ✝
    • Regina ✝
    • Justin ✝
    • Jed ✝
  • Hilltop Colony
    • Ethan ✝
    • Gregory ✝
    • Richard - Former Ally ✝
  • Natania ✝
  • The Scavengers
    • Anne - Attempted Killer ✝
  • The Whisperers
    • Alpha - Attempted Killer ✝
    • Beta - Attempted Killer ✝
    • Zion ✝
    • Rasmus ✝
    • Dante ✝
  • The Reapers
    • Leah Shaw ✝
    • Pope ✝
    • Brandon Carver ✝
    • Montanio ✝
    • Ira Washington ✝
    • Boone ✝
    • Jenson ✝
    • Mancea ✝
    • Paul Wells ✝
    • Marcus Powell ✝
    • Ancheta ✝
    • Austin ✝
    • Fisher ✝
    • Deaver ✝
    • Nicholls ✝
    • Bossie ✝
    • Michael Turner ✝
  • The Commonwealth
    • Lance Hornsby ✝
    • Shira
    • Roman Calhoun ✝
    • Romano ✝
    • McHugh ✝
    • Jones ✝
    • Phillips ✝
    • Castle ✝
    • Alves ✝
    • Wilson ✝
    • Pamela Milton - Former Governor
    • Sebastian Milton

Trivia

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  • Gilad is the only Jewish character and the only one seen speaking Hebrew words.
  • Gilad is one of three original Atlanta Camp members confirmed to be alive, alongside Rick, Daryl, and Carol.
  • Gilad is one of eight characters who know ASL, the others being Magna, Luke Abrams, Yumiko Okumura, Kelly, Connie, Carol Peletier, and Daryl Dixon.
  • Gilad appears in Maggie Rhee's flashback in The Walking Dead: Dead City, and on Daryl Dixon's flashback in The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon. Both appearances occur in both series' pilot.
  • Gilad's signature weapon is a Colt Single Action Army revolver, which originally belonged to his late father.
    • During his time with the group, Gilad learned to use an M4 carbine.
  • Gilad bears several scars including one on his left shoulder from being shot by Arat, ans the most prominent; a large branching scar that runs through his right cheek, eye, and forehead.
  • Gilad, Rick Grimes, Morgan Jones, Daryl Dixon, and Carol Peletier are the only confirmed survivors of the outbreak introduced in Season 1 to not die in the TV Series.

Change in the storyline:

  • In "Killer Within," Gilad comfronts Carl after Lori's death instead of Carl just standing there.
  • In "First Time Again," Gilad joins Sasha and Abraham at trying to lure walkers away from Alexandria. In "No Way Out," he arrives with them and Daryl to help the Alexandrians kill the invading walkers.
  • In "Not Tomorrow Yet," Gilad is captured by Paula, Michelle, Molly, and Donnie alongside Maggie instead of Carol. Paula is the one to give him his signature scar during torture.
  • In "Hearts Still Beating," Gilad is shot in the shoulder by Arat just before Negan and the Saviors leave Alexandria and taking Eugene with them.
  • In "What Comes After," Gilad saves Magna's group instead of Judith. Judith is later seen with Aaron, Eugene, and Laura as they check on him.