Call of Duty Zombies Might Be Misleading Us About These Major Deaths

Okay, here goes. So listen, if you’ve ever dived into the Call of Duty Zombies storyline—you know—brace yourself. It’s like, gosh, what’s even happening half the time? I peeked at that timeline thingy for the Aether universe—felt like my brain was doing somersaults. Seriously. Universes dancing around, overlapping stories, and then boom—developers hop in with alternate dimensions. It’s a big pot of chaos. But call me crazy, I love it, all those tangled threads and what not.

Sure, sure, there’s magic in straightforward tales too. The Last of Us—ah man, pure brilliance there. But sometimes, confusing plots give you this bizarre thrill. Ever dive into the Kingdom Hearts rabbit hole? Or get lost in Metal Gear Solid theories? Exactly. This stuff keeps you buzzing, like a caffeine hit without the jitters. And let me tell you, Treyarch’s Zombies stories? Aether, Chaos, or that new Dark Aether universe—yeah, I’m here for it.

On the bright side, I gotta say, they’ve smoothed things out a bit with the Dark Aether arc. Gone are the days of deciphering radio static or hunting down cyphers like it’s a treasure map and we’re hunting Captain Kidd’s gold. It’s all about clarity now. But, I gotta wonder, is there still room for those wild conspiracy theories? Oh boy, I think so. I’m spotting clues, like, hmmm—maybe Weaver and crew aren’t going down without a fight. Just a hunch.

Remember Modern Warfare 3’s open-world Zombies mode? That intro—wow. Kinda gruesome seeing skeletal Weaver, right? Bam, he’s there with other folks who might be Carver and Grey. A bit sketchy, I know. But hold up, are they dead? Treyarch might be pulling a fast one on us. Maybe they’re kicking it in the Dark Aether, trapped like Samantha Maxis. Ravenov’s choice of words—interesting, that dude sobered up real fast. Suspicious or what?

And then there’s that mysterious Aetherium device they were hanging around. What is it even for? Surely not a device for offing themselves—too complicated! Maybe they stashed their souls in the Dark Aether, avoiding exposure deaths. Just a theory, you know?

Need an example? Look no further than Panos. This guy lost his body to the Dark Aether but found an exit, coaxing the Liberty Falls Operator into a switcheroo. What if Eddie gives the BO6 cast a similar ticket out? Man, crazy thought.

So, what’s cooking for 2026? Rumor has it, we’re shooting for the stars—literally. Space station in the Dark Aether for the BO6 crew? Yes, please. I’m totally picturing the crew jumping into that playground, figuring things out, hustling for a safe return.

But seriously, speaking of the BO6 crew, I hope they don’t do a one-and-done. They’ve stirred curiosity—Maya’s side quest was gold, after all. With Janus Towers map peeking over the horizon, maybe Grey’s reconnecting with Sam isn’t a daydream. And Carver—yikes, he could use a redemption arc, right?

Anyway, Treyarch better tread cautiously, especially with 2026 looming. Will they bring back Dempsey and the gang? Are they about to put these newer folks on the backburner? Let’s see. The balance between nostalgia guts and fresh narratives is a thin line to walk.

So yeah, there’s still hope, in all its chaotic glory. Here’s crossing fingers Treyarch makes the BO6 team shine. I started my Zombies ride back in World at War days and—who knows?—maybe there’s more zombie-fueled excitement ahead.