After Hours

Zombies are traditionally made via some infectious bacteria or virus, therefore ingesting their flesh should logically infect whatever ingested it, just as getting zombie blood in your eye, mouth or other mucus membrane also affects you.

Modern werewolves are created via another type of infectious transferrence. So if a werewolf were to be infected with Zombie virus would the two viruses co-exist or would one overpower the other?
- If the werewolf virus overpowers the zombie virus, then werewolves would be immune and thusly more likely to wipe out zombies. (this is assuming, of course, that the werewolf virus cannot affect zombie flesh because it's cellular structure is technically not alive)
- If the zombie virus overpowers the werewolf infection than that raises a couple other questions
Would the zombie werewolf even change into zombie human form when the full moon wanes? After all, the werewolf infection works with live flesh, it's not designed for dead flesh. (or is it? - who wants to test it?) Likewise if a werewolf is zombified whilst in human form, will it change into a zombie werewolf come full moon?

Quite an interesting question I must say. Thanks for asking it. :)

In numbers, the Zombies have a head start, just realize how many zombies we have in the forums on TR alone. And I'm sure you can find them in other places, as well.

However, lately it's become so hard to find your way around TR, that most of us regulars, at least temporarily, unwillingly have become wherewolfs :)

Personally, I think werewolves are more awesome, but I believe zombies would overpower werewolves after time. Zombies seem to multiply faster and werewolves don't. Also, like you said, werewolves need a full moon, whereas zombies don't.

Hands down effortless. As they could go wolf whenever they needed and would be fully or partially aware of what they are doing. The zombies would be slaughtered quickly, surviving zombies could be quickly dealt with as needed by the general werewolf population.