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The Last of Us - Joel (Eternal Warrior)

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0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
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This 3D printed bust is of a core character from the phenomenal game The Last of UsJoel Miller

🎮 Character Background Introduction: Joel Miller

📍 Basic Information:

  • Full Name: Joel Miller
  • Age: Approximately 50 years old at the start of the game (2013), 56 years old in The Last of Us Part II (2034)
  • Occupation: Former construction worker → Black market smuggler, escort
  • Voice/Motion Capture Actor: Troy Baker — widely praised for his powerful and emotionally profound performance

🌍 Background Story:

Joel was originally an ordinary construction worker from Texas, living in Austin with his wife and daughter Sarah. In September 2013, a fungal infection outbreak plunged the world into chaos. During their escape, Joel witnessed his daughter Sarah being shot and killed by soldiers, and this trauma completely altered his life's trajectory

“I lost my daughter.”

This line runs through the entire series and is the root of his cold, self-protective nature and his reluctance to trust others. Over the next 20 years, he became a ruthless, pragmatic, and tough survivor, surviving through smuggling and violence in the black market of the Boston quarantine zone

💔 Key Turning Point: Meeting Ellie

In The Last of Us Part I, Joel was tasked with escorting a 14-year-old girl, Ellie, across America to the Fireflies. Initially, he regarded Ellie as mere 'cargo,' but during their journey, a deep emotional bond gradually formed between them — Joel rediscovered his 'father' identity, and Ellie came to see Joel as her emotional anchor

“You’re not my responsibility, but you are all I have.”

This line symbolizes Joel's transformation from 'task executor' to 'protector' and is one of the most poignant themes of the entire series: love and sacrifice, the struggle between humanity and morality.

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