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No matter what you're looking for in Stranger Things toys and collectibles, we've got the list you'll love with all of your favorites from America's spooky hometown, Hawkins Indiana. The test that Dr. Brenner gives Ten to test his precog abilities feels a little bit like the (rigged) flash card test that Peter Venkman gives a hapless college student at the start of Ghostbusters. But less cruel. Of course, then everything goes off the rails. Alan Turing The next day at school, Lucas told Max the false story on how Will had gone missing in the woods and was believed to be dead last year due to a dead body of a boy that looked similar to Will being found in the Sattler Quarry. Though Max was not convinced of the story, Lucas assured her that it was true and told her to not ask Will about it as he is very sensitive about it, which Max agreed to. Parents and Grandparents will remember this Lite-Brite toy no doubt from their own childhoods and love the thought they can share those memories with their kids with the gift of this Stranger Things special edition version.
Upon meeting Mike Wheeler, Argyle asks him if his colorful shirt is “Ocean Pacific.” The stoner should have probably called it “O.P.,” as the brand was often referred to at the time, but regardless, the beach-inspired clothing line was very popular in the ’80s. Hulk HoganI don't need a letter, I don't want a letter. Just talk to me, to your friends. We're right here, I'm right here."
You’re bigger than Madonna to them,” Dr. Owens tells Eleven. That’s a big statement in 1986, given that the artist had already released “Like a Virgin” and was on the verge of releasing her third album, True Blue. Ghostbusters (again) Recently we have been sent the special edition Stranger Thing Lite Brite to enjoy some retro creative fun with, in return for us sharing our honest thoughts with our readers and if we think they are worth adding to your family’s toy collection.Suzie’s computer of choice — and the others’ introduction to this strange thing called “the internet” — is the Amiga. Commodore’s successor to the Commodore 64, it first became widely available in early 1986, making Suzie and her family early adopters. Though initially successful, proving competitive with both Apple and IBM’s offerings of the era, it proved unsustainable, particularly after Commodore’s 1994 bankruptcy.
Just like the terrible monster in the series, this plush Demogorgon toy has a gray body and a red, flower-shaped head with no eyes and a gaping maw filled with sharp-looking white teeth. It's the stuff that nightmares are made of! A senior at Hawkins High, where Mike and the others are mere freshmen, Eddie is the school’s resident Dungeon Master/drug dealer. He’s also a heavy-metal enthusiast, so it’s probably no coincidence that he has the same name as Iron Maiden’s mascot. After D'Artagnan escaped and Max confronted Mike about his behavior towards her, Lucas offered Max to help them for the creature, but she refused as she angrily told him how she was tired of being excluded from the party. Lucas tried to explain they didn't mean it and that there were secrets they couldn't tell her, but Max stormed off to meet her stepbrother. The next day, Will did not show up to school, which perplexed Lucas, Mike and Dustin. As they played with Mr Clarke's newly delivered Heathkit, they were summoned by Principal Coleman to talk with Police Chief Hopper. Hopper confirmed to the boys that Will was missing, and asked about Will's way home the previous night.The Hellfire Club is a name with plenty of historical significance, but in the context of Stranger Things, it probably means more as an X-Men comics reference. Both the comics and historical Hellfire Club involved the elites of society, so Eddie has a fun sense of humor naming his club of outcasts that, even as it plays on the “satanic panic” around D&D. But the X-Men’s Hellfire Club were a key factor in Jean Grey’s Dark Phoenix story, and considering how often Stranger Things has flirted with those elements in Eleven’s story, they’re probably having some fun with us, too. Many of the best Stranger Things toys come from your favorite collectible brands like Funko Pop! and Q Posket. Choose collectible toys featuring iconic characters from the show like Eleven, Dustin, Mike, Joyce, Lucas, Max, and Hopper, or creatures from the upside down like the Demogorgon or Dart. The next day, Lucas and Dustin noticed Mike wasn't at school, since he was at home to accommodate El. After school, Dustin and Lucas came to Mike's house, discussing Eleven and what could have happened to Will. Lucas said that they should tell Karen about Eleven, but El used her telekinesis to prevent him from opening the door to leave. Later that evening, El attempted to explain Will's situation; she flipped their Dungeons & Dragons board upside down, on top of which she placed Will's player piece and then the Demogorgon piece. This gave Lucas, Mike and Dustin a vital clue as they continued to theorize about what happened to Will. However, she and El settle their differences and work together with Mike, Lucas, and Will to see if Billy has been Flayed. When Billy breaks the window to the sauna room with broken concrete, he lunges at Max, but Lucas uses his slingshot to rescue her and shields her when Billy breaks out of the sauna.
After school, Dustin and Lucas waited in a parking lot near the arcade to see if Max would come and play at the arcade. With his binoculars, Lucas saw Max arrive at the arcade where she argued with somebody in the car before she gave the finger as the car drove off. Lucas and Dustin then followed her into the arcade and saw her playing a game at the arcade, coming to the conclusion that she was “incredible” and that she is "MADMAX." Eddie reads to The Hellfire Club an article from Newsweek regarding the dangers of teens becoming obsessed with Dungeons & Dragons. The cover appears to be from the March 3, 1986 issue picturing Filipino dictator Ferdinand Marcos and including a reference to the space shuttle Challenger disaster just three months earlier: “NASA’s Fatal Mistake.” The article in question, however, was probably adapted from a September ’85 Newsweek piece entitled, “Kids: The Deadliest Game” about the perils of D&D.However, after El tampered with Mike's radio to project the sound of Will quietly singing, Mike decided to show this to Lucas and Dustin. Lucas angrily insisted that Will was dead, though Dustin half-entertained Mike's suggestion, and wondered if Will had become a ghost. After further discussion, the boys decided to bring El to the Heathkit to communicate with Will, which was much more powerful than the boy's Supercoms.
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