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La temporada 2 de Last of Us obtiene Premiere mes, nuevo tráiler

Autor : Jack Actualizar : Jan 11,2025

¡La temporada 2 de

The Last of Us de HBO se estrena este abril! El escaparate CES 2025 de Sony presentó un nuevo avance que confirma la fecha de lanzamiento. El tráiler ofreció destellos de Kaitlyn Dever como Abby y la memorable escena de baile de Ellie y Dina.

La muy esperada segunda temporada, que adapta elementos de The Last of Us Part II, probablemente abarcará varias temporadas, como sugirió anteriormente el cocreador Craig Mazin. La temporada de siete episodios se tomará libertades creativas, ampliando la narrativa y los personajes, como lo demuestra la inclusión de una escena que no está presente en el juego, como la sesión de terapia de Joel.

El nuevo tráiler de un minuto presenta momentos llenos de acción y aspectos destacados emocionales del juego, que culminan con una llamarada roja que indica el estreno en abril. Esto señala el lanzamiento dentro de la ventana de primavera de 2025 previamente anunciada (marzo-junio). Si bien aún no se ha anunciado una fecha específica, el estreno en abril ya está confirmado.

Nuevo tráiler y especulaciones de los fans

El tráiler publicado recientemente, aunque presenta algunas imágenes vistas anteriormente, también incluye nuevas escenas que generan importantes debates entre los fans. Estas incluyen tomas actualizadas de Kaitlyn Dever como Abby, el icónico baile de Ellie y Dina y una escalofriante alarma de apertura. Continúan las especulaciones sobre el papel de Catherine O'Hara, y los fanáticos también notan el estilo de los números romanos que recuerda a la Parte II.

Más allá del personaje de O'Hara, los fanáticos también están especulando sobre posibles nuevas incorporaciones al elenco. Si bien la temporada 1 presentó personajes originales, aumenta la anticipación por el debut en acción real de personajes como Jesse y el regreso de Jeffrey Wright como Isaac Dixon.

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