Intertwined with roots and tendrils from the Upside Down, parts of the collective mind of the entity known as the Mind Flayer, a monstrous humanoid figure, red as human flesh, without a nose, with a prolonged left hand and claws instead of fingers, rises while connecting to the vines of this shadowy and contorted dimension next to an old chiming clock, a peculiar relic from his mysterious past, part of a ritual to curse his victims. In his place of power, the cruel and sadistic monster seeks to destroy humankind starting by the residents of the city of Hawkins. The big and fearsome threat is revealed in the Vecna 1/10 Art Scale Deluxe statue, one of Iron Studios' first releases inspired by one of the most successful shows on the streaming service Netflix, with four seasons available so far and a fifth and final season confirmed and anxiously longed by fans worldwide.
The main antagonist of Stranger Things' fourth season, Vecna is a frightening entity aligned with the Upside Down, a mysterious alternative dimension existing in parallel to the human world. Dark and shadowy, the place is the lair of a race of humanoid predators, and a giant spider-like entity, composed of black and silver particles, known as the Mind Flayer. Acting through the Mind Flayer, he tried to eradicate humanity more than once, with his plans stopped by Eleven and her ally friends. Now, he reappears adopting a more straightforward approach in his attempt to destroy the world, assassinating many inhabitants of the city of Hawkins and using their deaths to open a series of new portals. But secrets of his past and origin can reveal who Vecna really is, and his real connection to the Mind Flayer, Eleven, and the city of Hawkins.
Created by the brothers Matt and Ross Duffer, and distributed by the streaming service Netflix, Stranger Things is a show set in the 1980s, highly themed with cultural elements from this decade, a soundtrack that refers to the remarkable synthesizers, and countless references to pop culture works from writers and directors such as Steven Spielberg, John Carpenter and Stephen King, considered to be Duffer Brother's greatest inspirations for this project.
