Stranger Thingsis one of the best shows on Netflix, and when it ends, there are two shows that could pick up some of its millions of viewers.All four seasons ofStranger Thingsdemonstrated the wit, experience, and talent of its diverse cast and crew, from the brilliant Millie Bobby Brown as Eleven to Sadie Sink as Max Mayfield. As Netflix’s flagship fantasy show, both the streamer and fantasy fans will be wondering what to watch after the completion ofStranger Things’five-season run. Regarding this, there are a few exciting fantasy developments to be keeping an eye on.
WithStranger Thingsseason 5rumored to launch in 2025, the wait is supposedly not too far away for fans when it comes to knowing how the epic series will wrap up. Although the wait between seasons got longer and longer, inclusive of some delays,it really does seem like the era ofStranger Thingswill soon be coming to an end.Netflix will need a new flagship fantasy show. There are some shows currently airing that can fill the gap thatStranger Thingswill leave, while the future holds more exciting prospects.
Only Wednesday And One Piece Can Fill The Void Stranger Things Will Leave
Netflix Has Launched Some Exceptional Fantasy Shows
WednesdayandOne Pieceare the only two shows currently streaming on Netflix that could provide the necessary fantasy offering thatStranger Thingscurrently does. In many ways,Stranger Thingsput Netflix on the mapas the world’s most enticing streamer, making it known as a breeding ground for creative fantasy movies and TV. So, it is important for Netflix to have a substitute forwhenStranger Thingsends.One Pieceadapts the outlandish anime of the same name, while Wednesday is just as dark asStranger Things, with similar bursts of emotion.
Why Wednesday May Already Be The “Next Stranger Things”
Stranger Things Has A Worthy Successor In Wednesday
Starring Jenny Ortega as Wednesday Addams,Wednesdayis already stepping up as the perfectStranger Thingsreplacement in many ways. BothOne PieceandWednesdaywere huge hits in their first seasonsin terms of viewership, much likeStranger Things, indicating a strong likelihood of the same kind of long-term success thatStranger Thingsis enjoying. LikeStranger ThingsandOne Piece,Wednesdayis loved by both kids and adults. Eventhe best supporting characters inStranger Thingsbrought pioneering originality to the fantasy space, andWednesdayalready exhibits the same kind of uniqueness.
Stranger Things' Worst Episode Proves Why A Spinoff Wouldn’t Work After Season 5
Stranger Things has an infamously weak episode, and unfortunately, this same episode proves why a spinoff would work after the show’s end.
Adapting children’s stories makes for a widely appealing show, whichOne Pieceexploits to maximize its audience. On the other hand,Wednesdaybrings a dark fantasy aesthetic, sense of humor, and sensibility to Netflix that many viewers love aboutStranger Things. Figures show that its second season should be huge. It’s worth noting thatNetflix’s excitingDungeons & Dragonsshow could replaceStranger Thingstoo, if it ever does make it to the screen. Based heavily onDungeons & Dragonslore,Stranger Thingswill appeal to the same demographic as the upcomingThe Forgotten Realms.
Stranger Things
TheStranger Thingsfranchise is a cultural phenomenon that blends supernatural horror with nostalgic 1980s references. Created by the Duffer Brothers, the series follows the residents of Hawkins, Indiana, as they face the terrifying realities of a parallel dimension known as the Upside Down. Since its debut in 2016,Stranger Thingshas become one of Netflix’s most popular and critically acclaimed series, spawning multiple spin-offs and expansions, including an animated series and a stage play.
