Season 4 of Stranger Things turns out to be the season of maturity, with a much darker and more horrific atmosphere than before, in the town of Hawkins. Today we invite you to focus on this series followed by a great many French people (including us, in the editorial office), in order to ask a question that may be important: which character would you be closest to in reality? Mike? Dustin? You're going to find out.
Season 4 of Stranger Things
Season 4 of Stranger Things takes us into the horror experienced by the inhabitants of Hawkins, convinced that Evil with a capital “E”, namely the Devil, has taken possession of the town of Hawkins.This season is currently enjoying great success, and that's why we came up with an idea. Why not take a personality test that will reveal which character would have been your most loyal friend in real life? Are you closer to Mike or Dustin? The answer is below.
After all, every Stranger Things fan has their favorite character, from Mike to Dustin to Eleven to Steve, the perfect babysitter. Hopper and Joyce, they too, are very endearing characters, who have proven to us more than once that the show would not be the same without them. But then, which character, among the multitude of those who are presented in Stranger Things, would be your best friend in reality? With whom would you have done the 400 blows? Dustin? Mike? We have a few questions to ask you to try to find out.
Stranger Things personality test: Discover our quiz to find out which character are you
Without further ado, we invite you to take our brand new personality test to find out which Stranger Things character you would have chosen as your best friend in real life. If you're ready, let's go!
So, which character did you get?We'll let you answer this question via our comments section! And if you want to learn more about Vecna, the villainous character of this season, you can consult our previous file on the subject.
What was the Stranger Things series originally supposed to be called?
Yes, Strangers Things was not the name initially planned for the Netflix series. Indeed, the Duffer brothers initially wanted to name their series Montauk. Why this name? To refer to the city in which the story of the series was to be located. The city of Montauk, in the United States, had been chosen to host the filming of Stranger Things, but the very harsh winter weather in this city forced filming to move to the city of Hawking. Note that the choice of Montauk was mainly explained by the fact that this city was the site of government experiments on time travel, according to some persistent rumors. And if the series is not called Hawkins, it is because the Duffer brothers preferred to focus on the strange phenomena that happen to the characters in the city of Hawkins rather than on its name.
Is Stranger Things inspired by a true story?
As mentioned above, the Netflix series Stranger Things could well be inspired by real events. Indeed, the experiments carried out in a government laboratory in season 1 are said to be inspired by the military program MKUltra, set up by the CIAin the 50s. This secret program would have aimed to conduct experiments on mind control, the sixth sense, telepathy, but also psychological warfare. Among the methods used during the experiments, the massive intake of LSD would have been one of the most practiced, in order to see if the drug could have a truth serum effect. These experiments would have been conducted on people incapable of rebelling such as people suffering from mental illness, drug addicts or prisoners.
200% Deposit Bonus up to €3,000 180% First Deposit Bonus up to $20,000Which season is the scariest of Stranger Things?
Fans seem to agree that Season 4 of Stranger Things is by far the scariest. And for good reason, it pays homage to horror films. And there's no shortage of references to horror classics throughout the episodes of Stranger Things Season 4. Notable examples include Carriethat we can guess when Eleven becomes the scapegoat of her school friends. When Nancy and Robin go to the asylum to meet Victor Creel, it is impossible not to think back to the scene from The Silence of the Lambs where Clarice Starling visits Lecter for the first time. And how can we not compare Vecna, in Stranger Things, to Pinehead, in Hellraiser. Freddy's trademark is also heavily featured throughout Stranger Things season 4, not only through Robert Englund's presence in the cast, but also through the similarity between Freddy's glove and Vecna's sharp-clawed, hooked fingers. Finally, the season 4 finale, the inevitable reminder of It, including the balloons that become blood bombs, when Max finds himself thrown in the prom room, hallucinating.
What is the most powerful monster in Stranger Things?
Demogorgon, the Spider Monster, the Mind Flayer, Demogogs, we can no longer count the monsters in the Netflix series Stranger Things. However, if we had to choose just one, it would obviously be Vecna. This former human who mutated is by far the most powerful and scariest monster in the Netflix series. We discovered in season 4 that Vecna had been pulling all the strings from the beginning, which contributes to his legend and reinforces his title as the worst monster in the series.
Who created Vecna?
Originally, Vecna was born in 1947 under the name of Henry Creel. Henry has had supernatural powers since he was very young. Powers that allow him to read people's minds and kill them by using their worst memories against them. Henry will also use his powers to kill his mother and his sister and have his father indicted. Interested in Henry's powers, Doctor Brenner will bring him to Hawkins National Laboratory and rename him 001. Brenner will enslave 001 by implanting Soteria, an inhibitor chip. A chip that he will have removed by Eleven before massacring all the other guinea pigs in the laboratory. Projected into the World at upside down during a fight against Eleven, Henry will gradually become Vecna. It is from this moment that Henry, who has become Vecna, will multiply the murders and become the most powerful monster in Stranger Things.
How does Vecna choose his victims?
Vecna would not choose his victims at random. In episode 7 of season 4 of Stranger Things, Henry Creel, not yet transformed into Vecna, explains to Eleven that his victims remain in him. And we know that Vecna mainly attacks teenagers who have suffered trauma. The choice of victims is therefore made first and foremost in relation to their past, which must have suffered an emotional shock, but also by their age. Indeed, by attacking teenagers, who are also traumatized, Vecna makes sure to have a stronger hold on his victims. Vecna is therefore not a killer without motive, he attacks his victims, skillfully chosen, in order to multiply his powers by appropriating their misfortunes and memories.