The popular series Stranger Things will conclude this year, but the story isn’t over! An animated spin-off is in the works, and the voice cast has just been revealed.
The final season of the popular Netflix sci-fi series, Stranger Things, is almost here! The show will conclude with three separate parts, making it a major television event.
The first part will be available on November 26th, followed by the second part on December 25th, and the third on December 31st. Plus, you can get a sneak peek at the first five minutes of the first episode this week!
Although that chapter has concluded, a new animated prequel series is scheduled to arrive in 2026, featuring a fresh cast of voice actors portraying Will, Dustin, Mike, Lucas, Eleven, and Hopper.
Stranger Things: Tales From ‘85 voice cast
First teaser for the ‘STRANGER THINGS: TALES FROM ‘85’ animated series
Releasing in 2026 on Netflix
— ScreenTime (@screentime) November 6, 2025
As the actors from Stranger Things have grown up and their voices changed, new voice actors were brought in for ‘Tales From ’85’ to portray the main characters. Here’s who voices the leads:
- Brooklyn Davey Norstedt as Eleven
- Jolie Hoang-Rappaport as Max
- Luca Diaz as Mike
- Ej (Elisha) Williams as Lucas
- Braxton Quinney as Dustin
- Ben Plessala as Will
- Brett Gipson as Hopper
Appearing in undisclosed roles, the show will also feature:
- Odessa A’zion
- Janeane Garofalo
- Lou Diamond Phillips
What is the new animated series about?
Netflix’s Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 returns to Hawkins in the winter of 1985. The story follows the original characters as they face new monsters and a strange, terrifying mystery that’s gripping the town.
Matt and Ross Duffer, the creators of Stranger Things, have announced that the upcoming animated series will fill in gaps in the show’s timeline, providing backstory and context for events in the live-action version.
According to Ross Duffer (via What’s On Netflix), the show revisits a six-month period we hadn’t seen before. It’s enjoyable to watch the characters as children, but it’s not quite a repeat of past events.
The video explains that the creators aimed for a style reminiscent of 1980s cartoons, and wanted complete freedom in the animation process, allowing them to be very creative and unrestrained.
According to showrunner Eric Robles, this new story beautifully captures the spirit of Hawkins. While it’s set between the second and third seasons of the show, viewers will quickly discover that things aren’t what they seem.
We don’t have a confirmed release date yet, but while you wait for more Stranger Things, you can check out predictions about which characters might die in the final season, details about the time jump in Season 5, and a ranking of TopMob’s favorite episodes.
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2025-11-06 19:20