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Trivia for the series in general[]
- Dawson Casting: Melissa Hutchison has been voicing child to teenager Clementine while in her thirties, and as of The Final Season, is voicing 16-year old Clementine while being 43.
- Flip-Flop of God:
- Clementine's ethnicity has been a topic of debate within the fandom ever since Season 1, with a number of sources reporting that she is African-American and Asian; stemming from Clem originally being modelled after artist Derek Sakai's daughter, as well as statements made by writer Sean Vanaman in the 2013 "Saving Doug: Empathy, Character, and Choice in The Walking Dead" conference and by her voice actress Melissa Hutchison in the "Walking Dead 'Cast 247: The Walking Dead: A New Frontier" podcast. However, the lead animator Jessica Brezzo stated in an interview with the The Walking Dead Interviews wiki that Clem is African-American when asked about her ethnicity. In February 2019, an anonymous commenter claiming to be Brezzo issued a statement clarifying that at the time of the interview she hadn't spoken to Vanaman or Hutchison about the topic, didn't realize it was a topic of debate among the fandom, and never stated that Clem was solely African-American.
- When asked at an interview panel how old Clementine was in Season 4, Melissa Hutchison stated she was seventeen; though in a later collab video with Heroines she stated Clem was actually sixteen. This was again contradicted on Twitter, when Telltale stated that she was seventeen and AJ was six.
- No Dub for You: Due to Telltale going bankrupt, the Latin American Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese dubs were axed. The European French and German dubs are still going, as dubbing in those countries is mandatory by law, which is not the case in the American continent. Also related with this, none of the games were translated and dubbed to European Spanish, using the Latin American translations instead, much for the chagrin of the Spaniard players. This is justified in a way, as Telltale was an American company, and the translations was catered for Latin America in mind, not Spain.
- Sequel in Another Medium: Following the completion of Season Four, a comic entitled Clementine Lives was launched in July 2021 as an official continuation of Clementine's story, showing her leaving AJ behind at Ericson's to go on a new journey by herself. This was followed by the The Walking Dead Clementine graphic novel picking up where the one-shot left off. It's safe to say these weren't received well, and most TWD game fans consider it non-canon due to its unrealistic portrayal of Clementine.
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