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Since you've already binged Stranger Thingstwice,eroticism and female imagery in nineteenth century art linda nochlin and played the VR game, the only thing left to do is to start making up your own stories using the new Stranger Thingsaction figures.

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Funko unveiled six official, Netflix-approved action figures for characters from the show including Eleven, Lucas, Mike, Will,
Dustin, and the Demogorgon.

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All clad in the outfits they wear in the series, the '80s-themed action figures even sport the Adidas and Puma gear seen in the show. But aside from retro fashion, one particular branding addition will stand out for hardcore fans: Eggo waffles.

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That's right, the Eleven action figure comes with an actual Eggo waffle and branded box. Eleven even has a perma-stain of blood near her nose and a menacing hand gesture pose, for when you need to stage a scene of Eleven activating her telekinetic powers.

The set of action figures will be available in August, plenty of time before the Oct. 31 return of Stranger Thingson Netflix.

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