Roblox Zombie Limiteds: The Undead Halloween Family

Roblox's zombie Limiteds are the thirteen zombie-named collectibles Roblox published between 2010 and 2019, and the most valuable of them is Zombie Doge, at a RAP of 99,574 Robux across 500 copies in RBX Invest catalog data as of September 7, 2026. A Limited is an item Roblox stopped selling, so the only way to get one now is to buy it from another player. RAP, short for Recent Average Price, is Roblox's slow-moving average of what an item has actually sold for. The cheapest zombie in the family is Tallaheggsee, Zombie Slayer, a free Egg Hunt 2019 prize with more than two million copies and a 265 Robux RAP.

Quick answer: Thirteen zombie-named Limiteds made by Roblox still trade today. Zombie Doge leads at a 99,574 R$ RAP on 500 copies, the Green Drool Angry Zombie face is second at 56,612, and the cheapest of the lot is Tallaheggsee, Zombie Slayer, at a 280 R$ ask. Five of the thirteen landed in October, and none of them are UGC items.

What are Roblox's zombie Limiteds? Thirteen undead items from 2010 to 2019

Roblox never grouped these into a named series the way it did with the Dominus or Korblox lines. What exists is a decade of releases that kept reaching for the same idea, five of them in October, so the family holds together by theme.

That mix is what makes it interesting to price. Some of these are hats, some are gear (usable tools you hold in a game), one is a face, one sits on your shoulders, and one is an egg from a hunt. They came from catalog drops, event early access, physical gift cards, and a free prize handed to two million people. Each of those origins produced a completely different supply, and supply is most of what a Limited is worth.

Which zombie Limited is worth the most? Zombie Doge, at a 99,574 R$ RAP

Copies, RAP and lowest ask below are RBX Invest catalog data as of September 7, 2026. Lowest ask means the cheapest price any owner currently has a copy listed at. Release dates, original prices and sale methods come from the community-maintained Roblox Wiki, cross-checked against our own catalog records.

Item	Copies	RAP	Lowest ask	Released
Zombie Doge	500	99,574	249,997	Oct 2015, 1,000 R$
Green Drool Angry Zombie	501	56,612	47,500	Apr 2016, 1,000 R$
Creepy Zombie Monkey	1,236	47,171	39,099	Feb 2012, 500 R$
Zombie Shedletsky	261	31,355	88,888	Oct 2013, 2,610 R$
Zombie Friend Fred	1,898	16,359	19,996	Oct 2010, 100 R$
Zombie Cat	963	12,694	12,000	Jun 2011, 150 R$
Zombie Attack Bunny	1,200	10,549	9,500	Oct 2016, 250 R$
Zombie Fiend	775	6,856	20,000	Feb 2012, 300 R$
Zombie Grip Bomb	992	4,544	5,955	Aug 2012, 750 R$
Zombie Headrow	2,419	3,542	3,289	Oct 2013, event early access
Zombie Ninja	7,258	2,128	2,721	Aug 2013, gift card code
Korblox Ice Zombie	9,800	1,504	1,499	Aug 2010, 40 R$
Tallaheggsee, Zombie Slayer	2,036,161	265	280	Apr 2019, free event prize

Read the last two columns together and three items jump out. Zombie Doge, Zombie Shedletsky and Zombie Fiend each ask roughly two and a half to three times their RAP. Everything else in the table asks within about a third of its RAP in one direction or the other, and five items ask below it. The three outliers are all hats with fewer than 800 copies.

That gap is what a thin market looks like. When only a few hundred copies exist and maybe one sells a month, RAP is a memory of old trades while the ask is what today's owner would need to give one up. Neither number is the "real" price on its own. Trader consensus on Zombie Doge sits above its RAP, which tells you the last recorded sales are stale. We go deeper on that gap in how to value your Roblox inventory.

Why is Zombie Doge so expensive? 500 copies and a meme that stuck

Zombie Doge went on sale in October 2015 at 1,000 Robux with a stock of 500, and its Roblox description is still five words of 2015 internet: "So undead. Much brains. Wow."

Two things carried it. The first is supply, since 500 copies is small for a paid catalog item of that era. The second is that it belongs to the Doge line, one of the few Roblox families with recognition outside Roblox, which we cover in the Doge series history. Collectors who chase the Doge hats and collectors who chase Halloween items both want this one.

At a 249,997 Robux ask it is a gem, meaning a scarce, high-value Limited that trades rarely and moves in big steps. Buying at that level is a bet that meme items stay collectible, and that is a taste question as much as a market one.

Why does Zombie Shedletsky ask 88,888 when its RAP is 31,355?

Zombie Shedletsky is the scarcest item in the family at 261 copies, and it is a portrait of a person: John Shedletsky, an early Roblox employee whose avatar turned up all over the old catalog. Roblox published this undead version of him in October 2013 at 2,610 Robux, and the Roblox Wiki records the same date and price.

The 88,888 Robux ask sits about 2.8 times above the RAP, and the RAP is the number to distrust here. With 261 copies in existence, a handful of sales can be years apart, so the average drifts down while nobody is actually selling at it. Admin-avatar items behave like this across the board, as you can see in our piece on Roblox's admin-exclusive items.

If you want this hat, the honest advice is to watch it for a few months before bidding. On items with copy counts this low, one motivated buyer sets the price for the whole year.

What happened to the Green Drool Angry Zombie? Roblox turned it into a dynamic head

Green Drool Angry Zombie is the family's only face, published in April 2016 at 1,000 Robux, and 501 copies exist today. It is also the one item here caught up in a platform-wide change.

In January 2026 Roblox announced that classic 2D face Limiteds would be replaced one for one with animated dynamic head versions, keeping serial numbers, resale and trading intact. A serial number is the copy number stamped on an individual Limited, so a low serial is the collector's version of a first pressing. The rollout finished in March 2026, and the Roblox Wiki dates this face's conversion to March 24, 2026. Face values fell hard through the following months, which we broke down in why Roblox Limited face values crashed in 2026.

That history is why its 47,500 Robux ask sits below its 56,612 RAP. On faces, a below-RAP ask is not automatically a bargain, because the RAP is still catching up to a market that repriced. Compare it against the rest of the category on the classic faces collection before you decide it is cheap.

Which zombie Limiteds came from events instead of the catalog? Three of them

Three of the thirteen were never sold as ordinary catalog items, and each one shows a different way Roblox used to hand out rare things.

Zombie Headrow is the clearest case, because Roblox wrote the receipt into the item itself. Its catalog description reads: "This item was awarded to users who purchased early access to Halloween 2013: The Witching Hour for R$1000." The Roblox Wiki records that early access opened on October 17, 2013, that 4,859 accounts received the shoulder accessory, and that it became a Limited on May 29, 2016. Our catalog counts 2,419 copies today, and copy counts on old items drift down as accounts are deleted. It is a member of the Headrow family too, which we cover in the Headrow series history.

Zombie Ninja came from a physical gift card. The Roblox Wiki records that it was redeemed from GameStop and EB Games cards during September 2013, that 7,258 people claimed it, and that it went Limited on October 3, 2013. Our catalog still counts exactly 7,258 copies, which is unusually tidy for an item this old. Toy and card exclusives are their own collecting niche, covered in our guide to Roblox gift card items.

Tallaheggsee, Zombie Slayer was free. It was an egg prize in Egg Hunt 2019: Scrambled in Time, hidden inside the experience Zombie Rush, and more than two million people collected one. That is why a hat from an event people still talk about costs 280 Robux. The whole hunt is covered in Egg Hunt 2019: Scrambled in Time, and the rest of the egg category sits on the eggs collection.

Which zombie items are not Limiteds? Six you can never resell

The family has members that never became Limiteds, and buying one gets you the look and nothing else. Per our catalog records, that list includes Officer Zombie from 2011, Construction Zombie from 2014, the Zombie Protest Sign from 2015, the Zombie Fedora from 2016, the four-piece Nerf Zombie Strike set from 2017, and the Sinister Zombie Teddy Bear from 2024.

Roblox also published plain zombie dynamic heads in 2026, listed in our catalog as Zombie Face and Angry Zombie in Head and Mood versions. Those are ordinary catalog items, and they are easy to confuse with the Limited face above if you are shopping by name. Check the item page before you buy anything called a zombie: only the thirteen in the table have a resale market.

What drives zombie Limited prices? Supply first, then who else wants it

Copies do most of the work. The two smallest supplies in the family, Zombie Shedletsky at 261 copies and Zombie Doge at 500, carry the two highest asking prices in the table. The two largest, Korblox Ice Zombie and Tallaheggsee, are the two cheapest.

A second collector base breaks ties. Zombie Doge belongs to the Doge line. Korblox Ice Zombie belongs to Korblox, a family with its own following. Zombie Headrow belongs to the Headrow pair. Items that sit in two collections get bid on by two groups, and that shows up as a floor under the price.

Gear is its own market. Four of these are gear, and most modern Roblox experiences do not allow gear at all, so it trades on nostalgia. That is a smaller and slower audience. The Creepy Zombie Monkey is the one to watch there: the Roblox Wiki records a stock of 1,250 when it sold for 500 Robux in 2012, our catalog counts 1,236 copies now, and its 39,099 ask sits under its 47,171 RAP. Browse the rest on the classic gear collection.

Season is folklore until you measure it. Traders talk about Halloween items waking up in October. We have not measured a reliable October bump on these specific thirteen, so treat it as a hunch, and read our guide to seasonal patterns in the Roblox economy for what the broader calendar actually does.

Should you buy a zombie Limited in 2026? Where the entry points are

Korblox Ice Zombie at a 1,499 Robux ask is the sensible first purchase. It sits within a few Robux of its RAP, 9,800 copies means someone is usually willing to sell, and it carries the Korblox name. Roblox sold it for 40 Robux back in August 2010 and only converted it to a Limited in October 2022, per the Roblox Wiki. Nobody is retiring on it, and that is fine for a first Limited.

Tallaheggsee at 280 Robux is the cheapest way to own a piece of egg hunt history, though with two million copies it is a keepsake. Zombie Headrow at 3,289 is the interesting middle: an event item, a smaller supply, and an ask under its RAP.

Run the resale math before you spend anything. Roblox charges a 30% marketplace fee on classic Limited resales, so you keep 70% of whatever a copy sells for. Buy the Korblox Ice Zombie at 1,500 Robux and you need to sell at roughly 2,143 just to break even, about 1.43 times your cost. Selling also requires an active Roblox Plus subscription on your account, though the person buying from you needs nothing. After you buy a classic Limited from a reseller, Roblox holds it for up to 7 days before you can list it again, and the hold after a trade is 2 days. Those rules are laid out in Roblox Limited holding periods.

To shop the family, compare all thirteen side by side on the items leaderboard, watch for below-RAP listings on the deal feed, which needs a signed-in account, and browse the collections hub or the classic hats collection for the neighborhood these sit in. None of this is financial advice. Thin markets can sit still for years and a 500-copy item can be impossible to sell in a hurry, so only spend Robux you can afford to lose.

Release dates, original prices, stock figures, sale methods and event history in this article come from the community-maintained Roblox Wiki on Fandom, cross-checked against Roblox's own catalog descriptions; the marketplace fee and resale rules come from Roblox's marketplace documentation; copies, RAP and lowest ask figures are RBX Invest catalog data as of September 7, 2026.

FAQ

What is the most expensive Roblox zombie Limited?

Zombie Doge, at a RAP of 99,574 Robux and a lowest ask of 249,997 in RBX Invest catalog data as of September 7, 2026. Roblox sold it in October 2015 for 1,000 Robux with a stock of 500 copies, and it belongs to the Doge line as well as the Halloween one.

How many zombie Limiteds did Roblox make?

Thirteen zombie-named Limiteds published by Roblox trade on the marketplace today, spanning August 2010 to April 2019. Several more zombie items exist as ordinary catalog releases, including Officer Zombie, the Zombie Fedora and the 2017 Nerf Zombie Strike set, but none of those can be resold.

What is the cheapest Roblox zombie Limited?

Tallaheggsee, Zombie Slayer, at a 265 Robux RAP and a 280 Robux lowest ask. It was a free prize in Egg Hunt 2019: Scrambled in Time, collected inside the experience Zombie Rush, and 2,036,161 copies exist. The cheapest zombie hat that Roblox actually charged Robux for is the Korblox Ice Zombie at a 1,499 ask.

Why is Zombie Shedletsky's asking price so much higher than its RAP?

Because only 261 copies exist. RAP is an average of past sales, and on an item that rarely trades the average goes stale while owners hold out for more. The 88,888 Robux ask is about 2.8 times the 31,355 RAP, which is normal for very thin markets.

Is the Green Drool Angry Zombie still a face?

Not in the classic sense. Roblox replaced classic 2D face Limiteds with animated dynamic head versions in a migration announced in January 2026 and completed that March, keeping serial numbers and resale rights intact. The Roblox Wiki dates this item's conversion to March 24, 2026, and face values across the category fell sharply through 2026.

How much do you keep when you resell a zombie Limited?

You keep 70% of the sale price. Roblox charges a 30% marketplace fee on classic Limited resales, so break-even is about 1.43 times what you paid. Reselling also requires an active Roblox Plus subscription on the seller's account, while the buyer needs no subscription at all.

Are any zombie Limiteds UGC items?

No. All thirteen were published by Roblox itself, which makes them classic Limiteds: tradeable between players, subject to the 30% resale fee, and held for 2 days after a trade or up to 7 days after a resale purchase. Community-made UGC Limiteds with zombie names exist in the catalog, but they cannot be traded, only resold.

Which zombie Limited is the rarest?

Zombie Shedletsky, at 261 copies, is the scarcest in the family. Zombie Doge and the Green Drool Angry Zombie are next at 500 and 501 copies. Rarity and price do not line up perfectly here, because Zombie Doge's meme following outbids Shedletsky's smaller supply.