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Stranger Things: Demogorgon, Not Vecna, Kidnapped Will

23 Nov

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Summary

  • The Demogorgon, not Vecna, abducted Will in Stranger Things Season 1.
  • Duffer Brothers confirm Vecna was not designed during Season 1.
  • Demogorgons lack telekinetic powers, a Season 1 theory is confirmed.
Stranger Things: Demogorgon, Not Vecna, Kidnapped Will

In a recent clarification, creators Matt and Ross Duffer definitively addressed fan theories surrounding Will Byers' Season 1 abduction in "Stranger Things." They confirmed that the creature seen in the iconic scene was, in fact, the Demogorgon and not Vecna, whose character had not yet been conceived at that time. This debunks widespread speculation that the Duffer Brothers retroactively altered the narrative.

The showrunners emphasized their commitment to narrative consistency, drawing a distinction between their process and that of directors known for altering past works. While admitting it might have been an interesting plot point, they assured fans that no "George Lucas-ing" of the series has occurred, preserving the original intent of the first season's events.

However, the Duffer Brothers did confirm one popular Season 1 fan theory: the Demogorgon is not telepathic. This leaves the mystery of who opened the Byers' house door with telekinetic powers unsolved, hinting at further revelations in the upcoming fifth season of "Stranger Things."

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The Duffer Brothers confirmed that the Demogorgon kidnapped Will Byers in Stranger Things Season 1.
No, Vecna had not been designed or introduced in Stranger Things Season 1; the creature was the Demogorgon.
The Duffer Brothers have confirmed that Demogorgons do not possess telekinetic powers.

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