Zombie Tongue
"Gruzik"
"Music"
The mysterious source of Seabrook's power is more commonly known as this, by local natives.
The Moon Stone
Self-doubt be damned, Bree wants nothing more than to do this.
Fly
"Watch me do it like...
"BAMM."
This stylish "Acey" was unceremoniously replaced after only one film appearance.
Tracy
"Gar gargiza."
"I love you."
There are many laws dictating Zombie culture, but fashion is defined by these two government-mandated accessories.
Z-Band, Coveralls
These handheld sparklers are sure to add some excitement to any cheer routine.
Spirit Sticks
"I'm exceptional Zed, I'm out here doing my best, today I've gotta be good to go, so I'll...
"Say it over again."
The Zombie language has this many words for "brains."
23
Consider saying hi if you ever see the inventor of this crowd-favorite cheer move. After all, they went to Seabrook.
The Wave
Even Bucky hasn't heard of this flavor of "Funky Chicken."
Cajun
"We've got one thing on our mind, call it...
"Victory."
Good thing Seabrook doesn't have any laws against Zombies owning stuffed animals, or this dog might be going upstate.
Zander
"A zig zagg gwag gwad ziggy got gon ziggity got goat zag ziggy got zong," according to Zed
"I'm hungry."
Fun comes in all flavors here in Seabrook, as long as it's this.
Vanilla
The Seabrook Cup was created by this immigrant-turned-cheer-star.
Angie
"I wish that I could call, I hope you get my letters. Hope I get asked to prawn, and be...
"Better than ever, better than ever."
This doting lawman electrocutes Zed shortly after the boy's very first Homecoming win.
Gus
"Zabba dabba zinga," according to Zed
"You'd make a fine president."
Although not explicitly stated in the films, our humble town was likely named after this world traveler and author.
William Seabrook
Jacey can't afford another nose job after attempting this gravity-defying maneuver.
Triple Tuck, Double Hip-Hop Lindy
"Why should we change, they should be like us...
"He may eat brains, but he's got no guts."
Addison's father
Dale