"The Last of Us" video game fans were expecting to see the Cordyceps fungus spread through spores in the air when season on of the TV series hit our screens.

At last, The Last of Us will finally see spores brought to life on the show in Season 2, Episode 5. Here's how the series adapts the airborne virus.

The Last of Us Season 2 is bringing back the spores that were missing in Season 1, and there are several scenes from the Part II game that show just why this story element is needed.

HBO's The Last of Us finally brought spores to the show, but the otherwise perfect introduction featured one surprising problem.

Spores have been missing from "The Last of Us" HBO series. But in Season 2, episode 5, they finally make an appearance.

The Last Of Us Showrunners Break Down Why They Finally Introduced Spores Spores were a concept since the first game, but finally made their way to the show.

The Last of Us is back on April 13 and this season is more realistic than ever. The trailer for the hit HBO series appears to show the 'zombie fungus' cordyceps infecting humans by releasing air ...

You can check out the latest trailer for The Last of Us below, featuring a new look at spores and lots more from the upcoming season. Season 2 premieres on Sunday, April 13 on Max.

The Last of Us video game creator and series co-showrunner Neil Druckmann told Polygon back in 2023 the reason why the spores were initially cut from the HBO show.

The Last of Us season two brings the return of spores to the franchise. Spores existed in the games but had not yet come to the series.

HBO's The Last of Us finally brought spores to the show, but the otherwise perfect introduction featured one surprising problem.