‘Stranger Things: Tales From ’85’ Trailer Reveals April Release Date, New Monsters and Steve Harrington Voiced by Jeremy Jordan

Don’t say goodbye to Hawkins just yet. Netflix’s animated spinoff, “Stranger Things: Tales From ’85,” arrives this April, promising fresh adventures in the Upside Down with new monsters and the return of Steve Harrington—now voiced by Jeremy Jordan.

Key Takeaways:

  • “Stranger Things” concluded with its fifth season, but a new series is on the way.
  • “Tales From ’85” is an animated spinoff led by showrunner Eric Robles.
  • Steve Harrington, now voiced by Jeremy Jordan, returns to Hawkins.
  • The trailer confirms an April release date and teases new monsters.
  • Netflix’s latest offering keeps the Upside Down alive for eager fans.

Hawkins Lives On

Netflix may have wrapped the original “Stranger Things” with its fifth and final season, but the beloved world of Hawkins is far from retiring. Fans can breathe a sigh of relief knowing there’s more to discover in the Upside Down.

Introducing ‘Tales From ’85’

The new project, “Stranger Things: Tales From ’85,” continues the franchise with a fresh perspective. According to Netflix, this animated spinoff from showrunner Eric Robles will take viewers back into the supernatural realm they’ve come to know—complete with the mystery and nostalgia that defined the original series.

Steve Harrington’s Animated Return

Hawkins’ famed babysitter and monster-fighter Steve Harrington is back, but with a twist. He will be voiced by Jeremy Jordan. This reinterpretation marks a creative jump from live-action to animation, allowing fans to see and hear Harrington in an entirely new light.

An April Debut and New Threats

In the trailer unveiled by Netflix, the show’s April release date is confirmed. Viewers get a taste of novel monsters when a quick glimpse inside the Upside Down hints at eerie creatures beyond what has been seen in previous seasons. These new threats promise to challenge the brave residents of Hawkins once more.

Continuing the Legacy

With “Stranger Things: Tales From ’85,” Netflix underscores its commitment to expanding the franchise’s universe. Though the flagship series has ended, excitement remains high for uncovering more mysteries lurking beneath Hawkins. Fans can look forward to diving deeper into the Upside Down—and into the next chapter of “Stranger Things”—as the animated adventure debuts this spring.

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