We used to be up early every Monday morning with a new episode of The Last of Us series, but tonight there was no episode after the first season concluded last week with its ninth and final episode.

The game's director, who also co-directed the series, Neil Druckmann, came to tell us that it was the first night that there would be no new episode of the series, but instead he came back. to join us An image that may be provocative for some die-hard fans of the game in an attempt to create suspense for the second season.

The image you see below shows a woman's arm and a hammer. The same image was used to tease the second part of the game, and now director Druckmann is reusing it to tease the second season of The Last of Us.

Of course, the photo is of the arm of “Abi”, one of the important characters who will be present in the series and was present before that in the second part of the game. And the fact that the 2nd season covers the events of the second game, it will be natural to see the emergence of the character of Abi, which constitutes a fundamental and essential difference in the events.

No TLoU on HBO tonight. But season 2 is on the way! Resist and survive! pic.twitter.com/87bKKCDBeO

—Neil Druckmann (@Neil_Druckmann) March 19, 2023

Druckmann's use of this image generated a lot of controversy about the events that had moved the game's audience before, after the loss of one of the most prominent characters of the first part at the hands of my father.

Druckmann, in a previous statement, said about the public's attitude towards the game's events, which were harsh and violent, that he is not interested in it, which confirms that we will not see any change in this regard in Season 2 of The Last of Us Series.

Filming for the second season is expected to begin before the end of 2023, the actor confirmed. Peter Pascal And she came back to confirm the actress again Bella Ramsey during a recent meeting.

This means we could be looking at a date with the series premiering in the fourth quarter of next year, or it could be moved to early 2025.

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