It’s like seeing a friend after years apart: the essence is familiar, but there’s undeniable growth.

Not this time. The conclusion of Season 4 is uncharted territory, taking risks and leaving us yearning for more.The whole first season of Stranger Things is thus centered around the search for the young boy. His mother doesn't want to believe he's dead, his brother is devastated and his friends cling to low hopes of ever seeing him again.

You know, it’s one thing to boast impressive streaming stats – and, oh boy, did this season ever achieve those – but numbers aren’t the end-all-be-all. Fast forward a few years, and we’re met with the same beloved characters, but there’s been an evolution. It isn’t just about the tangible shift in narrative tone, though. This season demanded more from its actors, and they rose to the occasion with finesse.

What lies beneath those impressive digits is a complex interplay of narrative depth, maturity, and, quite frankly, some downright chilling elements that left even the bravest of us clutching our blankets. Funko offers us a very beautiful POP of Will, a tribute to the first season of Stranger Things, and even to the very first episode since Will's outfit is exactly the one the young boy wears when he is kidnapped... It’s not just about monsters anymore; this season delved into the darker corners of human nature itself, making us question what true evil really looks like. and for those who can’t get enough of the Hellfire Club, there’s even a Hellfire Club Pop! T-Shirt available here.) 2023 Stranger Things Season 4 Funko pops – Wave 3: