One of the best moments in the game, it’s there to represent that even in a world as horrifying as the one in the last of us even if it’s fleeting life still has innocence and beautiful moments
The part that really got me wasn't the giraffe, it was the very beginning of the scene when Joel goes to boost Ellie like the player has done a hundred times and she doesn't respond right away. Its just a moment, but you genuinely see the trauma Ellie has been through and the crushing weight on her.
Yep. I remember this moment very precisely in my first play through. You did it a million times before, but this time… she’s not there. She’s distracted, traumatized. It’s such a sad little moment and it builds up so well to the giraffe scene. I also love how innocent and happy Ellie sounds when calling Joel, “come on, come on, come on”. And he’s happy with the little giggle “slow down, kid”.
5:30 idk if its coincidentally, but I like the camera angle. You have joel and ellie who have two different wants and in the middle is st Mary's which symbolizes the fireflies. Joel wants to go back but the fireflies are what stand between him and ellie being together
One of the best scenes in the game, it really feels like a heart-warming scene between Joel and Ellie, because of how well them two have bonded together to make it really feel like a father & daughter scene
Idk about you but the soundtrack (called “Vanishing Grace”) fits perfectly with this scene and not only that but symbolically too. Having this scene right after one of the most disturbing parts of the game (playing as Ellie while Joel is still healing). I remember while playing for the first time being completely immersed in the game and my feelings soothed when the music and giraffes were present.
From a musical perspective, it's really fascinating. It's in the key of D major, but it centers so heavily on the IV chord (G), that it practically makes it the tonal center, making it overall more like G Lydian, which has a distinctive ethereal feel, and the melody exemplifies it beautifully. It's soothing, hopeful, yet unresolved. It's one of those moments where music emotionally transcends what we can describe with words alone. This scene is brilliant.
Probably one of the most touching moments of the whole game. We don’t just see Ellie enjoying something magical, but we also see her and Joel enjoying a special moment before heading off to the Fireflies and having to deal with a continuation of the conflict they’ve already been through.
I remember sitting in my room while being stationed in okinawa playing this game. First play through to this scene I sat there for about 20 minutes just staring before hitting X to talk to Ellie. I get weird like that, just thinking, running scenarios in my head of all the good and bad times…. This game really changed a lot with me
Abby and her father with the Zebra in part 2 will never ever ever in a million years be as emotional and powerful as this scene right here. Not even close💯
It literally wasnt meant to top this it was meant to show a similar moment from a different perspective. The Dinosaur museum scene is meant to be more of similar emotional moment to this.
People always look at me weird when I say this is one of the saddest non-sad moments in the whole game, maybe even the entire franchise. Why? 5:27 when Joel says “we don’t have to do this…we can go back to Tommy’s and be done with this whole thing” if Ellie had just said okay the chain of events that led to Joel’s death as well as Ellie’s permanent trauma from the entire experience and events that followed would have ceased to exist. They would have went back with Tommy in a stable environment with food, supplies, and more, and they would still have each other. And as much as I despise Abby, even she would still have her father and her close friends that she lost. Don’t get me wrong, this is not me blaming Ellie. I understand that at the time she still had faith in the unknown and couldn’t have possibly known what would follow, but still every time I reach this point in the game I just want to shout at my screen and tell them to turn back. Ah if only…
Haven’t played this game since it came out in 2013. Completed part one today 6 days after release. Reworked cutscenes are excellent. Combat feels smooth, brutal, and engaging. Fantastic work by naughty dog.
Part of the dialogue in this scene is in episode 2 when they were on the roof looking over dilapidated Boston "this everything you were hoping for?" & "you can't deny the view though". I'm hoping they don't ditch it since it's a very impactful scene in the game but I fear it won't be included in the show due to logistics of using live giraffes or making cgi giraffes look realistic enough.
@@arthurmorgan9311 Ah I didn't even realise, been a long time since I played the game on the PS3 when it came out, thankfully the remake will be out on PC in March and I'll be able to reexperience it. Hopefully this means we get those giraffes in the show since its such a memorable scene; it'll be a shame if it's left out.
@@jcbehnke it was amazing. Fire yourself. Lol. As I’ve said before…adaptation does not mean replica. They are simply taking a story and putting their own spin on it. As far as I’m concerned, it worked beautifully.
One of the best moments in videogame history and i’ve played a lot to say that. Something abt it is so nostalgic and heartwarming. I’m not one to rly say a lot, but it just captures you in that moment. And every little thing abt this scene is just magical.
Man, this game was brilliant. The entire last hour or so (the spring chapter in particular) was so amazingly constructed. Joel is finally treating Ellie as a daughter, we get this little moment of profound, heart-tugging happiness, and they let you sit with it for as long as you want. As if to say "Enjoy this while it lasts". After you leave that rooftop, everything goes to shit. Such a bittersweet, excellent ending.
Just finished the last of us part 1 finally. Man i recommend this masterpiece of a video game. Everything was so beautifully made. The giraffe scene was my favorite.
😢 yes it’s a MUST. It’s Joel trying to cheer up Ellie and also how Joel feels about his mission getting close to the end. And how attached to Ellie he became. He was her dad in that moment. So touching and beautiful.
I love (and hate) how if Joel had convinced Ellie to just go back to Jackson, and “be done” with all of this, their story would have had a happy ending. But Ellie would never agree, obviously…
Such an amazing delicate moment in the middle of such carnage. I cant wait to see this in the show...one episode left I wish it would go on forever they are absolutely nailing it.
At that moment, when Joel was at the door, if Ellie decided to go back to Tommy's instead of proceeding to the Fireflies, Part 2 wouldn't have happened
Reminds me of Jurassic park where dr grant and Tim and lex saw a Brachiosaur the first time when I was eating off the trees they both got to feel it just like Joel and Ellie . Got to feed the giraffe.
I recognized it immediately. I think it fit because they were both happy in the moment despite the reality of the world around them, just like Joel and Ellie here.
The fact this happens right after what happened to Ellie, you can tell that shit with David seriously traumatized her, sure she’s seen a lot of death, killed infected, and killed people. But what happened with her and David was sure very different. So nice to see something like this, despite it all.
I actually think the show improved on this scene. The way Pedros Joel looks at her, like he's finally spending time with his daughter again is absolutely heartbreaking.
"Now, there really isn't anything radically wrong with being sick or with dying.Who said you're supposed to survive? Who gave you the idea that it's a gas to go on and on and on? And we can’t say that it’s a good thing for everything to go on living from the very simple demonstration that if we enable everybody to go on living, we overcrowd ourselves. So therefore, one person who dies in a way is honourable because he’s making room for others. We can also look further into and see that if our death could be indefinitely postponed, we would not actually go on postponing it indefinitely, because after a certain point we would realize that isn’t the way in which we wanted to survive. *Why else would we have children?* Because children arrange for us to survive in another way by, as it were, passing on a torch so that you don’t have to carry it all the time. There comes a point where you can give it up and say, 'Now you work.' It’s a far more amusing arrangement for nature to continue the process of life through different individuals than it is always with the same individual, because as each new individual approaches life, life is renewed. And one remembers how fascinating the most ordinary everyday things are to a child, because they see them all as marvellous - because they see them all in a way that is not related to survival and profit. When we get to thinking of everything in terms of survival and profit value, as we do, then the shapes of scratches on the floor cease to have magic. And most things, in fact, cease to have magic. So therefore, in the course of nature, once we have ceased to see magic in the world anymore, we are no longer fulfilling nature’s game of being aware of itself. There’s no point in it anymore. And so we die. And so something else comes to birth, which gets an entirely new view. It is not, therefore, natural for us to wish to prolong life indefinitely. But we live in a culture where it has been rubbed into us in every conceivable way that to die is a terrible thing. And that is a tremendous disease from which our culture, in particular, suffers."
As someone who lives in Salt Lake, still have to half chuckle at how much they get right...and everything they get wrong about how Salt Lake City looks.
@@teslal.davidson8222 Or, yes, there is the Salt Lake Temple...and a giant complex and wall around it with more buildings, and The General Conference Center, and Church Office Building, and no hospitals anywhere near that area and it's way too green and wet to be Salt Lake. And the giant mountains that have all the snow in TLOU background are should be further south and so on and so forth
@@Tadicuslegion78 yeah they definitely took a lot of artistic liberty. But it was kinda cool to sorta see home in a game instead of the other kinda cliché big cities.
I really don't understand why shows and movies try to make everything so "realistic." The good thing about a video game is you can do pretty much anything.
Remove the zombies, marauders and death as seen in this game and the movie I am Legend, it is once the cities are retaken by nature that they become the most beautiful.
Last week ı ve played last of us for the first time.At that moment of the game ı couldnt leave observing giraffes with that amazing soundtrack just like in the video.Truly once in a lifetime experience
In 6:02 the foreshadowing of Ellie in TLOU II is right there all along The zebra in the last shot represents Ellie’s current state in part II… all *alone* No Joel No Dina No Tommy…
I am on this part I miss when Joel’s dauther died that was sad to but this is so happy I was so mad at Joan because I thought he would bring her back and he be on himself
@@dontneedtoknowmyname5791 I wonder if it had anything to do with budget. I'm sure that HBO saw the potential but still risky since no game has ever had a great show.
One of my favorite scenes in the game. It really represents Ellie’s innocence, optimism, and humanity. After all she (with and without Joel) has been through, she is still a 14 year old at the end of the day. As mature as she is, she is still a literal kid! So of course she would find giraffes breathtaking. It’s little things like these that reminds people that even though they live in a horrible world, there are still little things in life that are good and positive.
Bro I didn't go in the cutscene cause I thought there were loots upstairs, but when I got upstairs, the cutscene got canceled, and now I gotta watch it on youtube 😢
I could be wrong but don't they still need to go to salt lake city? I remember them looking at the pins on that map and saying the doctors moved there. And isn't that where the giraffes were in the game?
@@2014Altair yes they rushed it, because it's too emotional, and the emotional part is already happen when he meet his brother. I thinks it's intended.
The games haven’t really explored wether or not the fungi can affect other species outside of humans, but as the Firefly scientists in Colorado were able to pass the fungi onto a troop of monkeys. However, the fungi didn’t take over them as it does for humans, but they were still carriers of the fungi. Each of the 400 RL Cordyceps species are specialised to infect only one insect species, so it stands to reason that this Cordyceps variant is specialised solely for infecting humans. As a result, it has no reason to try and non-human species, including the 🦒, because it won’t have the same affect in their bodies, and therefore would be useless hosts and would fail to help them reproduce. However, that doesn’t change the possibility that someday the Cordyceps could once again mutate to be better able to infect other mammal species, seeing as most other mammals have a similar enough bodily system to humans, that it shouldn’t be too big of a leap. Cordyceps already rapidly mutated twice, first with them jumping to infect humans, but also with the Cordyceps sample that infected Ellie. If they can already evolve this fast and radically in such a short span of time, then I wouldn’t be surprised if in a few decades the descendants of those giraffes might one day have to fear the infected just as we do
Nothing can beat the part of this scene where Joel looks back and sees the fleeting glimpse of the last giraffe walking away. The power of that imagery still brings tears to me.
I have so many questions right now. What the hell are a bunch of giraffes doing in this place?! Did they escape from a zoo?! If so, How are they still alive?! Are they immune to the infection or something?! What is going on?! And I thought seeing the lions from “I am legend” is weird enough!
Surely escaped from some zoo (or were let out). Since probably there are no natural predators in Salt Lake city to cull their numbers (other than the infected maybe) they were able to thrive. Also, the cordyceps only infects humans.
Cordyceps didn't infect animals in TLOU world or most of them if I remember correctly. Previously in the game you can see posters on walls promoting a zoo in town which included giraffes. They survived by eating leaves.
One of the best moments in the game, it’s there to represent that even in a world as horrifying as the one in the last of us even if it’s fleeting life still has innocence and beautiful moments
Cherrish the moments, they aren't there long. Spoken like a true gamer.
And the show just captured it perfectly.
It’s also the last time that Ellie has no doubts about Joel. This is probably the best moment in their relationship.
all i can think about is zombie giraffe
It's all about hope.🙂
The part that really got me wasn't the giraffe, it was the very beginning of the scene when Joel goes to boost Ellie like the player has done a hundred times and she doesn't respond right away. Its just a moment, but you genuinely see the trauma Ellie has been through and the crushing weight on her.
Yep. I remember this moment very precisely in my first play through. You did it a million times before, but this time… she’s not there. She’s distracted, traumatized. It’s such a sad little moment and it builds up so well to the giraffe scene. I also love how innocent and happy Ellie sounds when calling Joel, “come on, come on, come on”. And he’s happy with the little giggle “slow down, kid”.
i twigged that as well. I felt when she saw the giraffes it was an opportunity for her to disassociate from the trauma she was carrying
isn’t there a staircase right behind her
this game really knows how to tell a story with these kind of little details
5:30 idk if its coincidentally, but
I like the camera angle. You have joel and ellie who have two different wants and in the middle is st Mary's which symbolizes the fireflies.
Joel wants to go back but the fireflies are what stand between him and ellie being together
In a game this meticulously planned out, NOTHING is a coincidence. That view of St. Mary's is definitely intentional.
True
i love when depressing games have beautiful moments like this. its small rare moments like this that make it special
One of the best scenes in the game, it really feels like a heart-warming scene between Joel and Ellie, because of how well them two have bonded together to make it really feel like a father & daughter scene
Who's here after the season finale to see how closely and well they followed the game in the show. Simply amazing.
Me. How cool was that 👍
Yeah
Apparently the giraffe in the scene wasn't cgi at all. It was the real deal😱
Me
Literally me
Idk about you but the soundtrack (called “Vanishing Grace”) fits perfectly with this scene and not only that but symbolically too. Having this scene right after one of the most disturbing parts of the game (playing as Ellie while Joel is still healing). I remember while playing for the first time being completely immersed in the game and my feelings soothed when the music and giraffes were present.
I just experienced this yesterday. such a beautiful game
From a musical perspective, it's really fascinating. It's in the key of D major, but it centers so heavily on the IV chord (G), that it practically makes it the tonal center, making it overall more like G Lydian, which has a distinctive ethereal feel, and the melody exemplifies it beautifully. It's soothing, hopeful, yet unresolved. It's one of those moments where music emotionally transcends what we can describe with words alone. This scene is brilliant.
@@antaresvariant2306 the #11th (or #4th) is just something else
Probably one of the most touching moments of the whole game. We don’t just see Ellie enjoying something magical, but we also see her and Joel enjoying a special moment before heading off to the Fireflies and having to deal with a continuation of the conflict they’ve already been through.
New HBO episode used this during Bill and Frank's episode! Instantly recognized it was from here.
Same!
That ending 😭😭
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That was bad
@@JoelMiller_-gh8oo how was it bad?
I remember sitting in my room while being stationed in okinawa playing this game. First play through to this scene I sat there for about 20 minutes just staring before hitting X to talk to Ellie. I get weird like that, just thinking, running scenarios in my head of all the good and bad times….
This game really changed a lot with me
Abby and her father with the Zebra in part 2 will never ever ever in a million years be as emotional and powerful as this scene right here. Not even close💯
It was literally an easter egg to this scene.
It literally wasnt meant to top this it was meant to show a similar moment from a different perspective. The Dinosaur museum scene is meant to be more of similar emotional moment to this.
Idc it was still copy and pasted on a few levels and either way, it wasn't worth it
@@ZAPAT1STA49 they tried so hard to make you sympathize with Abby but it never worked
why are you comparing the two? just to hate on the second one? you’re embarassing get a life
Never forget the music, and the most happiness scene in game history......
People always look at me weird when I say this is one of the saddest non-sad moments in the whole game, maybe even the entire franchise. Why? 5:27 when Joel says “we don’t have to do this…we can go back to Tommy’s and be done with this whole thing” if Ellie had just said okay the chain of events that led to Joel’s death as well as Ellie’s permanent trauma from the entire experience and events that followed would have ceased to exist. They would have went back with Tommy in a stable environment with food, supplies, and more, and they would still have each other. And as much as I despise Abby, even she would still have her father and her close friends that she lost. Don’t get me wrong, this is not me blaming Ellie. I understand that at the time she still had faith in the unknown and couldn’t have possibly known what would follow, but still every time I reach this point in the game I just want to shout at my screen and tell them to turn back. Ah if only…
Damn this is true. Her changing her mind would've saved soo many lives and would've avoided heartbreak
just saw it in the series again.. damn they got it spot on..
Ooh, so they really put this scene in the series too? Awesome. :)
(Haven't watched it yet.)
Haven’t played this game since it came out in 2013. Completed part one today 6 days after release. Reworked cutscenes are excellent. Combat feels smooth, brutal, and engaging. Fantastic work by naughty dog.
They perfectly recreated this scene in TLOU episode 9!!!!! God I love this game
Nah lmao
Who else came to compare this scene to 1x09?😅😅
If this moment appear in the series i will cry 😪 (I DID I CRIED LIKE A BABY)
I can’t wait to see this scene in the show
Part of the dialogue in this scene is in episode 2 when they were on the roof looking over dilapidated Boston "this everything you were hoping for?" & "you can't deny the view though". I'm hoping they don't ditch it since it's a very impactful scene in the game but I fear it won't be included in the show due to logistics of using live giraffes or making cgi giraffes look realistic enough.
@@aarcas they used those lines early on in the game too, in that same scene after they cross the plank
@@arthurmorgan9311 Ah I didn't even realise, been a long time since I played the game on the PS3 when it came out, thankfully the remake will be out on PC in March and I'll be able to reexperience it. Hopefully this means we get those giraffes in the show since its such a memorable scene; it'll be a shame if it's left out.
I couldn’t wait to see it either. I really had high hopes for this series. Everyone associated with this production should be fired.
@@jcbehnke it was amazing. Fire yourself. Lol. As I’ve said before…adaptation does not mean replica. They are simply taking a story and putting their own spin on it. As far as I’m concerned, it worked beautifully.
One of the best moments in videogame history and i’ve played a lot to say that. Something abt it is so nostalgic and heartwarming. I’m not one to rly say a lot, but it just captures you in that moment. And every little thing abt this scene is just magical.
Man, this game was brilliant. The entire last hour or so (the spring chapter in particular) was so amazingly constructed.
Joel is finally treating Ellie as a daughter, we get this little moment of profound, heart-tugging happiness, and they let you sit with it for as long as you want. As if to say "Enjoy this while it lasts".
After you leave that rooftop, everything goes to shit. Such a bittersweet, excellent ending.
joel is the daddy i never had
Just watched episode 9 and had to find this. Man the nostalgia
I remember this scene when I played it on the lowly ps3. Still blew me away even then.
Episode 9 brought me here, what an amazing episode of the best video game ever
Just finished the last of us part 1 finally. Man i recommend this masterpiece of a video game. Everything was so beautifully made. The giraffe scene was my favorite.
This scene BETTER be in the HBO series!
😢 yes it’s a MUST. It’s Joel trying to cheer up Ellie and also how Joel feels about his mission getting close to the end. And how attached to Ellie he became. He was her dad in that moment. So touching and beautiful.
Anyone else reminded of the brachiosaurus scene in the tree from Jurassic Park?
I recently replayed the game and stopped my playthrough right there so that moment could live forever ♥️.
I love (and hate) how if Joel had convinced Ellie to just go back to Jackson, and “be done” with all of this, their story would have had a happy ending.
But Ellie would never agree, obviously…
This was extremely accurate in the show.
When you live in Utah and know the zoo had the most adorable giraffes ever. So technically I petted that giraffe too!😂❤
Nostalgia hits me hard in this scene, makes me remember times that will never come back, and the first time i played this beautiful game on my ps4.
I wish they had just turned around
Who came after episode 9?
right here lol
Beautiful scene
Such an amazing delicate moment in the middle of such carnage. I cant wait to see this in the show...one episode left I wish it would go on forever they are absolutely nailing it.
At that moment, when Joel was at the door, if Ellie decided to go back to Tommy's instead of proceeding to the Fireflies, Part 2 wouldn't have happened
Yep. Their story would have had a happy ending 😢
No shit sherlock
Love they added this music in the show version. Even matched Joel's shirt.
Seriously, my favorite part of the whole game.
The giraffe looks amazing with more realistic graphics.
My favorite moment in the entire game so far. The music fits so well its so beautiful❤
Guys.. they did it!!!
After rewatching the gameplay after the show; the actors are honestly doing a phenomenal job!
I hope they will implement this scene in the hbomax series.
This was right after an intense gameplay too 😭
Reminds me of Jurassic park where dr grant and Tim and lex saw a Brachiosaur the first time when I was eating off the trees they both got to feel it just like Joel and Ellie . Got to feed the giraffe.
They drained all of the colors damn
they used the music from this scene in the show for bill and frank man why they gotta do this
I recognized it immediately. I think it fit because they were both happy in the moment despite the reality of the world around them, just like Joel and Ellie here.
The fact this happens right after what happened to Ellie, you can tell that shit with David seriously traumatized her, sure she’s seen a lot of death, killed infected, and killed people. But what happened with her and David was sure very different. So nice to see something like this, despite it all.
I actually think the show improved on this scene. The way Pedros Joel looks at her, like he's finally spending time with his daughter again is absolutely heartbreaking.
"Now, there really isn't anything radically wrong with being sick or with dying.Who said you're supposed to survive? Who gave you the idea that it's a gas to go on and on and on?
And we can’t say that it’s a good thing for everything to go on living from the very simple demonstration that if we enable everybody to go on living, we overcrowd ourselves.
So therefore, one person who dies in a way is honourable because he’s making room for others.
We can also look further into and see that if our death could be indefinitely postponed, we would not actually go on postponing it indefinitely, because after a certain point we would realize that isn’t the way in which we wanted to survive.
*Why else would we have children?* Because children arrange for us to survive in another way by, as it were, passing on a torch so that you don’t have to carry it all the time. There comes a point where you can give it up and say, 'Now you work.'
It’s a far more amusing arrangement for nature to continue the process of life through different individuals than it is always with the same individual, because as each new individual approaches life, life is renewed. And one remembers how fascinating the most ordinary everyday things are to a child, because they see them all as marvellous - because they see them all in a way that is not related to survival and profit.
When we get to thinking of everything in terms of survival and profit value, as we do, then the shapes of scratches on the floor cease to have magic. And most things, in fact, cease to have magic.
So therefore, in the course of nature, once we have ceased to see magic in the world anymore, we are no longer fulfilling nature’s game of being aware of itself.
There’s no point in it anymore. And so we die. And so something else comes to birth, which gets an entirely new view.
It is not, therefore, natural for us to wish to prolong life indefinitely. But we live in a culture where it has been rubbed into us in every conceivable way that to die is a terrible thing. And that is a tremendous disease from which our culture, in particular, suffers."
As someone who lives in Salt Lake, still have to half chuckle at how much they get right...and everything they get wrong about how Salt Lake City looks.
When they take the exit off the freeway I remember thinking “heh, that kinda looks like 13th… hey wait”
@@teslal.davidson8222 Or, yes, there is the Salt Lake Temple...and a giant complex and wall around it with more buildings, and The General Conference Center, and Church Office Building, and no hospitals anywhere near that area and it's way too green and wet to be Salt Lake. And the giant mountains that have all the snow in TLOU background are should be further south and so on and so forth
@@Tadicuslegion78 yeah they definitely took a lot of artistic liberty. But it was kinda cool to sorta see home in a game instead of the other kinda cliché big cities.
@@teslal.davidson8222 Yes very much, same with Wyoming and Colorado. So often it's LA, New York and that's it.
was this captured on the ps5? holy graphics
at 2:27 you should've waited to see the outdoor view. You can see the close up Giraffes walking and it's beautiful
Hands down my favorite part of the game. The music is just perfect.
"Life finds a way"
- doctor ian malcolm
SO much better in the game than in the show
HBO please tell me this is in the show
It's iconic. I doubt they'll exclude it. Plus HBO crew did film at a zoo.
Thay did
in this moment i just left the controller and just start listening to the ost and enjoy the view
you just can't deny the view
They made the TV series very accurate
Just came back here after watching The Last Of Us Episode 9
I miss this game.
You can still play it you know, it's releasing on PC soon too
I really don't understand why shows and movies try to make everything so "realistic." The good thing about a video game is you can do pretty much anything.
I always love this part
A beautiful moment in the game. Giraffe tongues are 18 inches long. They look freakish in person. I fed a giraffe one time at the Phoenix Zoo.
Remove the zombies, marauders and death as seen in this game and the movie I am Legend, it is once the cities are retaken by nature that they become the most beautiful.
Had to comeback to this scene because I knew I miss a dialogue with ellie smh
Last week ı ve played last of us for the first time.At that moment of the game ı couldnt leave observing giraffes with that amazing soundtrack just like in the video.Truly once in a lifetime experience
this part in the game solidified everything.... the score, the dialog. the timing. 👌👌. so fucking good. 🙏naughty dog 🙏
In 6:02 the foreshadowing of Ellie in TLOU II is right there all along
The zebra in the last shot represents Ellie’s current state in part II…
all *alone*
No Joel
No Dina
No Tommy…
I am on this part I miss when Joel’s dauther died that was sad to but this is so happy I was so mad at Joan because I thought he would bring her back and he be on himself
Man, I hope they don't ruin these characters in a terrible sequel.
I hope this is the final scene for the TV series
Hope this is in the show
The cutest moment I the cutest moment I am floower ur steps I am almost at the end
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In game Ellie doesn't throw ladder right on Joel and sounds more natural
Yeah. They rushed the final episode a lot.
@@dontneedtoknowmyname5791 I wonder if it had anything to do with budget. I'm sure that HBO saw the potential but still risky since no game has ever had a great show.
I'm not crying it was just raining and you were unconscious
this scene gives me chills everytime
One of the best scenes in gamming history.
One of my favorite scenes in the game. It really represents Ellie’s innocence, optimism, and humanity. After all she (with and without Joel) has been through, she is still a 14 year old at the end of the day. As mature as she is, she is still a literal kid! So of course she would find giraffes breathtaking. It’s little things like these that reminds people that even though they live in a horrible world, there are still little things in life that are good and positive.
I accidentally skipped the scene ☹️
the first kiddo☹️
Bro I didn't go in the cutscene cause I thought there were loots upstairs, but when I got upstairs, the cutscene got canceled, and now I gotta watch it on youtube 😢
Same. And my previous save wouldn’t load so I couldn’t replay it
The last of us HBO episode 6 is only 58minutes. For sure they cut this scene.
I could be wrong but don't they still need to go to salt lake city? I remember them looking at the pins on that map and saying the doctors moved there. And isn't that where the giraffes were in the game?
@@2014Altair yes they rushed it, because it's too emotional, and the emotional part is already happen when he meet his brother. I thinks it's intended.
@@protecttomato5180 no I mean they still can meet the giraffes in the next episodes
@protect tomato it is definitely rushed. Really messed it up with episode 3. Slowed the pace then episode 4 had to play catch up.
Damn the series was on point with this.
I’ve never played this game and I was curious if the beautiful scene was in the game. ❤
Part 2 will never be canon for me.
The HBO series perfectly recreated this epic moment…kudos to
❤ which chapter was it just asking
Is this before or after the winter? I feel like I skipped it without knowing
Ellie in the game is Gwen 10 from the Ben 10 franchise
why are they alive? they are inmune to the infection?
The games haven’t really explored wether or not the fungi can affect other species outside of humans, but as the Firefly scientists in Colorado were able to pass the fungi onto a troop of monkeys. However, the fungi didn’t take over them as it does for humans, but they were still carriers of the fungi.
Each of the 400 RL Cordyceps species are specialised to infect only one insect species, so it stands to reason that this Cordyceps variant is specialised solely for infecting humans. As a result, it has no reason to try and non-human species, including the 🦒, because it won’t have the same affect in their bodies, and therefore would be useless hosts and would fail to help them reproduce. However, that doesn’t change the possibility that someday the Cordyceps could once again mutate to be better able to infect other mammal species, seeing as most other mammals have a similar enough bodily system to humans, that it shouldn’t be too big of a leap. Cordyceps already rapidly mutated twice, first with them jumping to infect humans, but also with the Cordyceps sample that infected Ellie.
If they can already evolve this fast and radically in such a short span of time, then I wouldn’t be surprised if in a few decades the descendants of those giraffes might one day have to fear the infected just as we do
Jungle juice
After watching the first episode of the Pilot 🙋♂️
2:44 OMG RE6 LOGO
Who like the piano here i love it
He didn’t wanna let her go 🥺🥺🥺that’s sweet
CAN'T DENY THAT VIEW THO! SHOUT OUT TO HBO
i love this game.
Nothing can beat the part of this scene where Joel looks back and sees the fleeting glimpse of the last giraffe walking away.
The power of that imagery still brings tears to me.
I have so many questions right now. What the hell are a bunch of giraffes doing in this place?! Did they escape from a zoo?! If so, How are they still alive?! Are they immune to the infection or something?! What is going on?! And I thought seeing the lions from “I am legend” is weird enough!
Surely escaped from some zoo (or were let out). Since probably there are no natural predators in Salt Lake city to cull their numbers (other than the infected maybe) they were able to thrive. Also, the cordyceps only infects humans.
Cordyceps didn't infect animals in TLOU world or most of them if I remember correctly. Previously in the game you can see posters on walls promoting a zoo in town which included giraffes. They survived by eating leaves.
zookeeper probably let them out rather than let them starve, and they've been breeding and adapting to their new environment ever since
There is really nothing to this scene yet people can't shut up about it.