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Last of Us Season 2 Trailer: Joel and Ellie Return After 5 Years
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Last of Us Season 2 Trailer: Joel and Ellie Return After 5 Years

Sep 26, 2024 3:10 PM

The HBO series The Last of Us has released its highly anticipated Season 2 trailer, coinciding with the annual Outbreak Day, recognized within the game’s community. This trailer previews the continuation of Joel and Ellie’s journey, set five years after the events of Season 1. According to the official logline, the duo faces a tumultuous world that pulls them apart as past conflicts resurface. Key cast members returning include Pedro Pascal as Joel and Bella Ramsey as Ellie, alongside new faces like Kaitlyn Dever portraying Abby. Scheduled to premiere in 2025, fans can expect an adaptation of The Last of Us Part 2, although it may require additional seasons to cover the sequel's narrative fully. The trailer features the poignant song "Future Days," which resonates with the game’s storyline, enhancing excitement for the upcoming season.

When will The Last of Us Season 2 be released?

The Last of Us Season 2 is set to debut on HBO and stream on Max sometime in 2025.

The Last of Us is a critically acclaimed action-adventure video game developed by Naughty Dog, first released in 2013. The game is renowned for its rich storytelling, deep character development, and emotional themes. Set in a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by a fungal infection, players follow Joel and Ellie as they navigate dangers, both human and infected, while grappling with their pasts. The television adaptation aims to capture the essence of this beloved title, making the anticipation for Season 2 particularly high among fans.

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