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The Last of Us Season 3 slated for 2027, Bloater statue release date announced
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 03 Oct 2026, 07:47 PM
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The popular HBO series ‘The Last of Us’ will return with its third season in 2027, and the new Bloater statue is also slated for release within the same timeframe.
HBO has confirmed that the third installment of its acclaimed adaptation of the video‑game franchise ‘The Last of Us’ is scheduled to premiere in 2027. The announcement, reported by The Times of India, places the new season roughly four years after the debut of the series.
Production for Season 3 is expected to begin later this year, with the network aiming to build on the critical and commercial success of the first two seasons. While specific plot details remain under wraps, the series is likely to continue exploring the post‑apocalyptic world that has resonated with audiences worldwide.
In related news, the studio behind the show also revealed a release window for a new Bloater statue, a collectible that depicts one of the series’ iconic infected creatures. The statue is slated to become available in the same 2027 timeframe, aligning with the season’s launch and catering to the franchise’s fan base.
Both announcements underscore the continued momentum of ‘The Last of Us’ franchise in India and globally, as it expands its presence across television and merchandise.
Production for Season 3 is expected to begin later this year, with the network aiming to build on the critical and commercial success of the first two seasons. While specific plot details remain under wraps, the series is likely to continue exploring the post‑apocalyptic world that has resonated with audiences worldwide.
In related news, the studio behind the show also revealed a release window for a new Bloater statue, a collectible that depicts one of the series’ iconic infected creatures. The statue is slated to become available in the same 2027 timeframe, aligning with the season’s launch and catering to the franchise’s fan base.
Both announcements underscore the continued momentum of ‘The Last of Us’ franchise in India and globally, as it expands its presence across television and merchandise.