‘The Last of Us’ is a post-apocalyptic action-drama television series developed by Naughty Dog and based on the video game of the same name produced by HBO.
Since its launch, it has been perhaps one of the most successful productions of this year so far, not only with its great story, but also with its props and effects that have managed to bring one of the most anticipated adaptations to life with hundreds of adaptations. fans.
One of the biggest challenges Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey) face is They are the dreaded ‘Clickers’, a variant of Infected by Cordyceps fungus. It completely occupied their faces for so long that it turned them into deadly enemies.
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In both the game and the show, these are some of the most difficult creatures to face because, despite their inability to see, a single sound can give them the location of their next victim.
The creatures first appeared in the series in the second episode, when Joel, Ellie, and Tess (played by actress Anna Torv) arrive in Massachusetts. He is in the middle of his mission to take on the young hero with the Fireflies, a group seeking a cure or measure to fight Cordyceps.
These are a true representation of what can be seen in the game. In fact, according to a behind-the-scenes look from Barrie Gower, a designer and special effects makeup artist, the director and production chose to recreate the original flowery and “rotten” heads.
“Even though we were creating new and updated versions of the same abstract, we kept coming back to the original designs that Neil and his team created for the games,” Gower said.
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Now, just a few days ago, the eighth episode of this series was released, 8.2 million viewers on HBO Max and linear transmissions based on audience analytics company Nielsen and Warner’s own data.
The ending absolutely broke the hearts of those who didn’t miss a single episode of this wonderful story. However, the production company decided to give fans a little more context and released a video detailing how the much feared ‘Clickers’ sounds were made.
In the video, which has been watched more than 600,000 times so far, you can see how two voice actors recorded the creatures’ much-remembered voice.
Likewise, netizens reacted quickly to the video, tweeting like “this is what bugs me every night” or “we need more ‘clickers’ in season two”.
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