Jump to: Runners // Stalkers // Clickers // Bloaters // Shamblers // Rat King The first stage of the Last of Us‘ zombie-creating infection is what survivors call “Runners.” These people will ...

They will charge at their prey, while also throwing spore bombs. The Rat King is a one-of-a-kind Infected that developed in the Seattle hospital after over twenty years of being infected.

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You'll now see it has opened, and you can enter. Inside the new room, there are two Giant Rats and a large Rat King enemy that you need to kill. Once they're dead, go to the back of the room and loot ...

We start off with runners, then move on to stalkers, clickers (most common), bloaters, shamblers, and rat king. Of the stages, stalkers are the least used in The Last of Us game, but one makes a ...

The Rat King is, undoubtedly, the most horrifying infected version in The Last of Us franchise. This horrifying mutation happens if a person infected with the Cordyceps fungus survives for a long time ...

There are two types of infected left that we’ve yet to see in The Last of Us TV show: Shamblers and the Rat King. No spoilers about the Rat King, sadly (if you haven’t, you should play Part 2 ...

Shamblers do not appear on the show as of now. This is the second variation from the video game that didn't feature on the show's debut season. The Rat King is the result of more than one infected ...

Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Last of Us season 2 episode 1. HBO's beloved sci-fi drama The Last of Us has finally returned with season 2, and it featured some big revelations.

They’re rare, but every encounter feels like a boss fight. The Rat King is a one-of-a-kind horror from ‘The Last of Us Part II,’ found in a Seattle hospital. It’s a grotesque mashup of multiple ...

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