Download Zombie Assault PIN Screen Lock APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 1.0 |
| Update | 6 years ago |
| Size | 7.61 MB (7,975,411 bytes) |
| Developer | Trend CoolLock |
| Category | Apps, Personalization |
| Package Name | com.trendCoolock.zombault |
| OS | 4.0.3 and up |
Zombie Assault PIN Screen Lock APPLICATION description
How to protect yourself from zombies? Probably everyone has more than once asked such a question. And although we all understand that this is just fantasy and fabrication, all the same takes
interest. In Annex 5, vivid and realistic zombie pictures. Which will decorate your unlock screen.
The origin of the concept of zombies remains unclear. It came to Haiti through slaves taken out at the beginning of the eighteenth century. From the West African state of Dahomey (modern Benin and Nigeria). The word comes from the language Bantu. According to one version, it comes from nzambi, which in the language of kimband (northern mbundu) means god, deity or soul of the dead. The other is from zumbi, which means the fetish in the language of Congo (Kikongo). There is also a version that zombie is a modified West African Dialect Jamb that means a ghost.
In Haitian legends about zombies it is said that these are people under the authority of strong sorcerers. If the sorcerer - bokor - needs a slave or he wants to take revenge on someone from his enemies, he steals into the sleeping man's house, applies his lips to the doorway and suckles the soul of the victim, placing it on the bottle, and life force remains in the body. After burial at midnight, Bokor breaks the grave and says the name of the victim. But the answer goes up, and the sorcer gives "sniff" the bottle with the soul, without opening it completely. After that, the person goes after him to the bokor's house, where he gives poisonous potions. The victim loses his memory and his own name, turning himself into a zealous wizard's obedient executor.
It is presumed that the legendary legends about such creatures in numerous nations were lethargy. Falling into a state of numbness, very similar to the outside of death, a man was perceived as dead. When the torment was over, the victim of lethargy could get out of the grave, suffering from a loss of memory.
The origin of the concept of zombies remains unclear. It came to Haiti through slaves taken out at the beginning of the eighteenth century. From the West African state of Dahomey (modern Benin and Nigeria). The word comes from the language Bantu. According to one version, it comes from nzambi, which in the language of kimband (northern mbundu) means god, deity or soul of the dead. The other is from zumbi, which means the fetish in the language of Congo (Kikongo). There is also a version that zombie is a modified West African Dialect Jamb that means a ghost.
In Haitian legends about zombies it is said that these are people under the authority of strong sorcerers. If the sorcerer - bokor - needs a slave or he wants to take revenge on someone from his enemies, he steals into the sleeping man's house, applies his lips to the doorway and suckles the soul of the victim, placing it on the bottle, and life force remains in the body. After burial at midnight, Bokor breaks the grave and says the name of the victim. But the answer goes up, and the sorcer gives "sniff" the bottle with the soul, without opening it completely. After that, the person goes after him to the bokor's house, where he gives poisonous potions. The victim loses his memory and his own name, turning himself into a zealous wizard's obedient executor.
It is presumed that the legendary legends about such creatures in numerous nations were lethargy. Falling into a state of numbness, very similar to the outside of death, a man was perceived as dead. When the torment was over, the victim of lethargy could get out of the grave, suffering from a loss of memory.
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