The Last of Us 2 Player Discovers Easily Missable Seraphite Detail

The Last of Us 2 continues to surprise its fanbase with its meticulousness, and a fan has found yet another interesting detail related to Seraphites. What makes this discovery even more noteworthy is that it is quite easy to miss and is a testament to the developer's focus on even the most subtle aspects of The Last of Us 2.

The Last of Us 2 Remastered was released just a while back, and it has reignited interest in the game with a plethora of new content, ranging from new game modes to director's commentary and more. Of particular importance is the No Return mode, which blends roguelike survival aspects into the game. Although the enemy design in the gamehas been widely acclaimed since its launch, fans have been quite impressed with The Last of Us 2's Seraphites, owing to their intricate design. And just when many thought they had seen all the game has to offer, a player has found some more notable stuff related to the toughest enemy faction inThe Last of Us 2.

In a post on The Last of Us 2 subreddit, user Stuff_Nugget highlights how they came across a strange detail while eavesdropping on the Seraphites in the Chinatown Sniper encounter. The two Seraphites, of which one is male and the other is female, can be found conversing about their experiences. One of them is a newcomer and will be explaining how it's their first time far away from Haven, which is the home to Seraphites. What makes it interesting is that the dialogue can be said by either of two Seraphites at random, which is quite praiseworthy considering that it is quite a minute aspect of The Last of Us 2.

Redditors are in awe of the discovery, considering that the developers would have to record the same The Last of Us 2 voice lines twice to make this possible. While some suggest that it might have been achieved with the help of AI, that theory doesn't have any absolute evidence.

A user highlights yet another interesting detail, which involves the Seraphites calling their companion by a different name in the