Neil Druckmann on the last season 2: “It’s a different version, but his DNA is in there”

Hbo’s The last of us He is preparing for his second season expected, and while he remains faithful to the essence of the game, co-creator Neil Druckmann Make fun of the fact that fans should expect some differences.

“I love the changes we made,” Druckmann said in Variety. “It is a different version of that story, but his DNA is there. Perhaps more than excited, I’m really curious to know what their reaction will be. “

Even if we do not know the details on these changes, we know that one of them involves Abby, played by Kaitlyn Dever. Unlike its game counterpart, the version of Dever is not so physically imposing, but it is intentional.

Druckmann had previously explained: “There is not so much time of violent action. It concerns more the drama. I’m not saying that there are no actions here. They are only different priorities and how you approach.

“Kaitlyn has the spirit of the game in her. What I have always loved of the idea is that you will be constantly challenged as in season 1. “

The show will incorporate some “rather brutal” content that have been originally cut from the game. “I am very enthusiastic that people see him,” Druckmann said.

The return cast includes Pedro Pascal Like Joel and Beautiful ramsey Like Ellie, united by new faces like Isabela Merced Like Dina and Jeffrey Wright As Isaac.

The series tells the story of Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Beautiful ramsey) While browsing a world invaded by zombies infected with a parasitic mushroom, not to mention the ruthless vigilants, the mercenaries and the cannic cannic desperate to survive.

The last of us resumes in season 2 “Five years after the events of the first season, Joel and Ellie are attracted to conflict with each other and an even more dangerous and unpredictable world than they left behind.”

With The last of us Season 2 scheduled for the first time on HBO on April 13, fans will not have to wait much longer to see how these changes take place.