Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 2 released on Netflix amid a lot of expectations. Though the new episodes dug deeper into themes like relationships and identity, Noaf Schnapp as Will Byers' coming out scene holds a major keay for the final fight against Vecna.

Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’ finale ‘The Rightside Up’ has been criticized online by fans, who have issues with the Abyss over the Upside Down.

Now that it’s all over, we know how the story ends—with Vecna and the Mind Flayer defeated, the Upside Down destroyed for good, and Eleven seemingly left for dead following a heroic sacrifice to stop the government from using her blood to restart their experimental program to develop psychic children.

Yes, there are spoilers ahead for the final episode of Stranger Things .

A 'Stranger Things' series finale recap and breakdown explaining how the story ended for the Hawkins kids including Eleven, Mike, Max, Henry, and more

Matt and Ross Duffer are the focus of the documentary, but stars Millie Bobby Brown, Sadie Sink, Finn Wolfhard and Schnapp are among those who also share their experiences on the show and reflect on it coming to an end. Here, Radwan talks about how she directed “One Last Adventure: The Making of Stranger Things 5.”

Gaten Matarazzo doesn't quite believe Saturday Night Live star Jane Wickline's claims that the Stranger Things kids are "the greatest threat to humanity right now." During a Dec. 13 Weekend Update appearance,

Will’s isolation was evident from the first season as he was artistic and sensitive. This developed throughout the series until the climactic moment when he comes out to his family, found and home-grown alike. His decision to come out was important to his development as a character, but it was also necessary to the main plot of the show.