Stranger Things Season 5: Trailer Revealed Everything Ready for the Grand Finale of the Series?

The trailer for Stranger Things Season 5 has been released, the last season of a series that made the history of the small screen and which will soon debut on Netflix, putting an end to a story that has glued millions of viewers around the world to the screen. There is less and less time left until the release of the latest episodes of the fantasy story created by the Duffer Brothers, which has become an unprecedented success, and here is everything you need to know about Stranger Things Season 5, from the trailer to the episode titles, to the plot, and the release date. Stranger Things is very close to reaching its end. Season 5 will be the last, and that means we’re going to have to say goodbye to Mike, Dustin, Max, Eleven, and Will, and the town of Hawkins.

Part of the history of season five has one goal: find and kill Vecna. However, the town is in quarantine, declared by the government, a fact that complicates things. More than ever, we know that the protagonists must be united to fight together and face a darkness more powerful and deadly than ever. Let us remember that season 4 of the successful series Netflix started with a flashback, took us back to the beginning to reveal more details of Eleven’s story and her time in Hawkins’ Laboratory, and this allowed us to discover a little more about the Upside Down and the new villain who arrived to complicate our lives. to all.

Throughout the series, we have had painful deaths, dramatic moments, many references to 80s cinema and music (Running Up That Hill of Kate Bush it’s not the only great song on the soundtrack), and all of this was certainly a preparation to take us to the end for the fifth season of Stranger Things, which, according to the Duffers, is going to present some important changes. The series cannot be extended much further (the children are almost adults), and the Duffer Brothers know it, so they prepared a big closing for the series that, season after season, broke audience records and reached the international top.

Stranger Things Season 5: The New Central Character of The Story 

What awaits us from Stranger Things Season 5? An epic clash between Eleven and One, but not only that. Among the novelties of the fifth chapter of the sci-fi series, there is also the fact that more space will be given to the character of Will, played by Noah Schnapp, who disappeared in the Upside Down mysteriously, starting the story of Stranger Things. In the fifth and final chapter of the series, Will, who had made headlines for his coming out, will have a new central role in the story.

“Will will be at the center of the narrative in season five of Stranger Things,” Duffer said. He’s used to being the introverted, smaller one, the one to protect, but now Will will become aware of himself as a man.

Will, therefore, will be one of the most important characters in the history of Stranger Things Season 5; his role will be increasingly central in the narrative and will act as an example for personal growth and training that goes beyond his sexuality.

“This emotional arc of his will be what unites the entire series,” said Duffer, who promises fans a worthy ending to Stranger Things.

Stranger Things Season 5: The Arrival of Linda Hamilton and The Title of The First Episode

In addition to the greater centrality of Will’s character in Stranger Things Season 5, there is also the new entry in the cast of Linda Hamilton (Terminator), who comes to Hawkins for a role we don’t have any information about yet. But even if so far we don’t yet have many previews available on Stranger Things Season 5, we know what the title of the first episode of the fifth chapter of the series is. In fact, on November 6, 2022, on the occasion of Stranger Things Day, the Duffer Brothers revealed the title of the first episode of Stranger Things Season 5: “The Crawl”. To know who’s crawling and where they’re crawling, we’ll have to wait and see. But the Duffer Brothers plan to untie some still-open knots on the Upside Down in the final season. All this is part of the 25-page mythological document they wrote for Netflix already in the first season, and which reveals the history and mysteries of the Upside Down.

“The last remaining questions that are answered in that document, we have postponed having some big revelations in the fifth season – said Ross Duffer during Geeked Week last June – And this will influence the theme of the fifth season.”

Stranger Things Season 5: The Cast

The cast is confirmed by Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Winona Ryder (aka Joyce), David Harbour, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, and Noah Schnapp, aka the original children; they will be back.

Additionally, the series has featured great characters from actors like Sadie Sink, Natalia Dyer, Charlie Heaton, Joe Keery, Maya Hawke, Joseph Quinn, and Priah Ferguson (better known as Lucas’ younger sister), so we should definitely see some of them in the final season.

What we know so far is that one of the jumps in time will be in Fall 1987, which means there will be a lot of changes in this last part of the story. Netflix has revealed a small preview; it is a new character, well, Linda Hamilton joins the ranks of Stranger Things Season 5.

What Is Stranger Things Season 5 About?

According to US Magazine, the Duffer Brothers wrote a letter explaining details about the end of the series. They said that: “Seven years ago, we planned the entire story arc of Stranger Things. At the time, we predicted that the story would last four to five seasons. It turned out to be too big to count in four, but, as you will see for yourselves, we are now rushing towards our end. Season 4 will be the penultimate season; season 5 will be the last”.

The letter said that they have new mysteries, adventures, and new heroes in mind, so there is a chance to get out of it, Hawkins again, and to explore angles that we have not seen until now, but keeping in the center the characters that we all already know and love. In addition, the Duffer Brothers also revealed that season 5 was going to have a jump in time, this to try to accommodate the real ages of the protagonists, since, in season 4, it was very evident that they were no longer children, and that they needed a change. According to US Magazine, Matt Duffer told The Wrap that season 5 will have a similar style to that of Return of the Jedi, and we can expect something different than what we have seen so far.