The Last of Us Infected
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Character: The Last of Us · Infected
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Height: 66 cm / ~26 in (1:1 scale)
CONFIGURATIONS
- 1:1 scale bust (main body)
- Full fabric costume set — removable, allowing display with or without clothing
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Silicone (primary bust construction)
- Fabric (costume)
- Resin (structural components)
OTHER
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VIDEO
ABOUT
YJ Studios renders the Cordyceps-consumed horror of The Last of Us at true 1:1 scale, where every blooming fungal lobe, every glistening patch of corrupted flesh, and every strand of matted hair lands with the full physical weight the source material demands. Silicone construction gives the skin and fungal growth a tactile realism no resin piece can replicate, while the removable fabric costume adds an unsettling layer of preserved humanity beneath the devastation. This is creature artistry built for collectors who understand the difference between a figure and a presence.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
The Infected are the central horror of Naughty Dog's The Last of Us, human hosts overtaken by a mutated Cordyceps fungus that hijacks the nervous system and drives its victims into a feral, predatory state. The Clicker stage — depicted here — represents a host whose face has been entirely consumed and split open by fungal fruiting bodies, replacing sight with echolocation and leaving only the instinct to spread infection. That gaping, screaming maw frozen mid-shriek is one of the most iconic and viscerally unsettling images in modern survival horror.

