"Stranger Things": Netflix announces new animated series
Stranger Things is far from over: Netflix's most successful franchise is getting an animated series - in the style of Saturday morning cartoons.
"Stranger Things" continues as an animated series. This was announced by the American streaming giant Netflix via its in-house online magazine Tudum. Series creators Matt and Ross Duffer are producing the new project via their studio Upside Down Pictures. Eric Robles from Flying Bark Productions will direct the animated series.
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What exactly the animated series will look like is not yet known. Just as little as a release date. However, Robles is known for more child-orientated animated series such as "Random! Cartoons", "Fanboy & Chum Chum" and "Glitch Techs". This fits with the Duffer brothers' statement: "We've always dreamed of 'Stranger Things' in the style of the Saturday morning cartoons we grew up with. To see this dream realised is fantastic."
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