Hello strangers, I am Mrs. Strange. On today's episode of Stranger Universe, I am going to
break down new information from Stranger Things 4. Specifically, we have a lot of new characters
that will be introduced this season, ranging from high school stereotypes to military officials,
as well as the new main villain that will appear in return in season 5. Before we start,
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place in the gang's last summer before entering high school, and season 4 seems primed to pick up
right where that story ended. It will introduce the kids to the whole range of high school archetypes,
ranging from the jock, to the queen [ __ ], to the stoner, and more. Here they are! Angela and Jake -
the power couple of the school, Angela and Jake seemed destined to cause problems for our friends
at Hawkins High. Angela is the stereotypical queen [ __ ] out to bully and demean anyone not on her
level. That likely includes her boyfriend, Jake, who is certainly not going to stand on
equal intellectual ground with too many people but isn't afraid to show those same people just
how tough he is. Argyle - Argyle is described as having a deeply chill and philosophical vibe.
Argyle is expected to play a fairly major role in the events of season four since his character is
the one that the news outline tv line revealed in their original report from October 2019.
He is described as being a lot like Jeff Spicoli from Vast Times At Richmond High. Vickie - the
stereotypical alt girl whose unapproachable appearance belies her light-heartedness. It seems
like Vickie might prove as an ally to the gang as the season develops. Chrissy - at first glance,
Chrissy is your typical super popular cheerleader type, but upon closer inspection, we'll learn that
she's holding onto a deep rooted darkness as she suffers under her mother's emotional abuse.
Jason - the guy we thought Steve was going to be before we all fell in love with him,
Jason is the rich preppy jock whose mouth never quite shuts. Eddie - another potential ally to
our heroes, Eddie is an 80s metal head wizard of Metallica but also loves D&D.
Fred - Fred checks all the boxes of the stereotypical 80s nerd. The bespectacled Fred,
despite being nerdy, is clever and is pursuing his passion journalism given all the strange events
that have taken place in Hawkins and the proximity of the series leads to all of them. We'll see if
Fred does more harm than good once he starts digging around. Mrs. Kelley - what high school
would be complete without the guidance counselor? Mrs. Kelley is new to Hawkins High, meaning she
might not be aware of all the crazy events she is however a kind and caring soul who wears her heart
on her sleeve and is out for the best interest of her students. Given the size of the roles
described above it seems that season 4 will spend quite a bit of time in and around Hawkins High.
In addition to the large group of teens joining the season 4 cast, I've learned of four additional
recurring roles. Dimitri - one of two new Russian characters, Dimitri will be featured prominently
in season four. The casting directors were searching for someone fluent in Russian and
English so we can probably expect to see Dimitri interact frequently with Hopper. Yuri - a seedy,
Russian smuggler, Yuri's erratic behavior is belied by his belief that he's two steps ahead
of everyone else around him. Like Dimitri, the studio was adamant the actor be fluent in both
Russian and English. Tom Wlaschiha, who everyone knows as Jaqen H'ghar from Game of Thrones,
was seen in the season 4 teaser back in February. It is unknown if he is either Dimitri or Yuri.
Lieutenant Colonel Sullivan - intimidating and intelligent, Sullivan is military lifer of no
nonsense type who believes that he can brute force his way to victory in any given scenario.
Warden Hatch - Hatch described as smug and pretentious is the head of a psychiatric hospital.
That hospital is most likely Pennhurst mental hospital. We previously discussed about
Joel Stoffer joining the cast a while ago and speculated that he could play a new villain. For
all we know it could be either lieutenant Sullivan or Warden Hatch. While there's not much to go on
it certainly seems that Dimitri and Yuri are going to play a key role in helping to reunite Hopper
with Eleven and the gang. Whether that means smuggling Hopper out or smuggling the kids in remains to
be seen, but these two Russians are going to make the most of their screen time. As for Sullivan
and Hatch, we'll have to wait and see what new doomsday scenario requires a US military presence.
Last but not least, Ashe - season 4 will introduce a new series regular by the name of ashe. The studio
is searching for a mid-20s American mail of any ethnicity to play the role which comes with a
season deal, meaning the character's arc described, as integral to the new season, will not be resolved
until season five. There are lots of rumors that claim that Ashe is test subject number one.
Yes, that's right, the very first test subject of Hawkins Lab. Could number 1 become the
archnemesis of number 11? That remains to be seen, but with Pennhurst hospital being involved, it is
possible that our characters will find Ashe within that place. And that is all for today! What do you
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