Cover of the game Zombicide: Special Guest Box – Edouard Guiton

Zombicide: Special Guest Box – Edouard Guiton

Cool Mini Or Not, Guillotine Games · Board game · 2015
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7.9 Ludopedia
BoardGameGeek
7.7 BoardGameGeek
Players
1–6
Players
Solo
Play Time
60 min
Weight
Weight —/5
Year
Year 2015
Minimum age
Minimum age 13+
Buy
7.9 rating Ludopedia
7.7 rating BoardGameGeek
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

This box is a treat for fans of Edouard Guiton's art style who want to refresh their survivor roster. The duo of Doud and Tomiko introduces personality-driven mechanics that shift group dynamics, requiring either more strategy or pure chaos. It is an expansion focused on collectors and players seeking thematic variety without adding complex rules.

Highlights
  • Miniatures with unique art style
  • Adds variety to survivor options
  • Includes Zombivor versions
Keep in mind
  • Tomiko can be a liability
  • Requires base game
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About the game

What you do in a play session

If you are a fan of Zombicide and want to add an artistic and chaotic touch to your sessions, the Edouard Guiton Special Guest Box is a must-have. This expansion introduces two iconic new survivors, each with their survivor miniature and their 'Zombivor' counterpart, ensuring the game's visual style gets a unique, fresh look. Edouard Guiton, who has an impressive background in the gaming and comic book industries, has stamped his signature style on these characters, making them stand out on any board.

First, we have Doud, the 'Hospital Boy'. He is the kind of survivor who, even after a disastrous skateboard accident just before the apocalypse, hasn't lost his will to fight. He is the type of character who uses whatever he finds to survive, even turning the Central Hospital into a funeral pyre with Molotov cocktails. He is a resilient survivor, but one who needs constant support from his teammates to heal and return to the front lines. He is the ideal character for those who like to play aggressively but need to rely on teamwork to stay in the game.

On the other side of the insanity spectrum, we have Tomiko, the 'Psychotic Bunny'. Nobody knows for sure who she was before the outbreak—perhaps an anime cosplayer or a theme park employee—but the fact is that she has fully embraced the chaos. With her axe in hand and a peculiar war cry, she is a force of nature in combat. The big challenge here is that Tomiko is so intense that, in the heat of battle, she often struggles to distinguish between allies and zombies. She is a high-risk, high-reward character, perfect for those who like to spice up the game with a bit of unpredictability. If you are looking to add thematic variety and characters with striking personalities to your Zombicide experience, this box is an excellent addition that brings more narrative flavor to your survival missions.

Expansion for

Published additional content

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Best player count

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1–6 players
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Game details

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Crowdfunding: Kickstarter Game: Zombicide
Publisher Cool Mini Or Not, Guillotine Games
Artist Édouard Guiton

Community

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55wishlist
12want to play

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

5 questions
Do I need the base game to play?
Yes, this is an expansion and you need at least one Zombicide core set to use these miniatures and cards.
How many characters are in the box?
The box contains 2 survivors, each with both a survivor and a Zombivor miniature (4 miniatures in total).
Are they compatible with any Zombicide version?
They were designed for the classic Zombicide line, but can be adapted depending on which version you own.
Is Tomiko hard to play?
She is unpredictable! Her chaotic nature can be challenging for the group, requiring extra caution.
Is it worth it just for the miniatures?
If you enjoy Edouard Guiton's art style, the miniatures are fantastic display pieces.