‘Foundation’ season 2: Here's what we know so far

Rumours about the highly-anticipated Season 4 finale of 'Stranger Things' comes to an end. Volume 2 of the fourth season is now available on Netflix.

Volume 1 of Season 4 was viewed 287 million hours in just three days, making it Netflix's biggest premiere weekend. Soon, it became the streaming platform's third-most-popular English-language TV season ever - with 335 million hours of viewership from May 30 to June 5. It amassed over 781 million hours viewed as of June 14.

Since Volume 1's release, the anticipation for the sequel is running high. Volume 2 will have only two new episodes with a collective length of nearly four hours bringing together the four storylines. While the first episode will be of 85 mins, the second one will be as long as a movie of 2 hours and 30 mins.

According to the new trailer, Eleven (played by Millie Bobby Brown) is desperate to head to Hawkins despite being completely ready to fight Vecna - the supernatural antagonist. She will reunite with her gang of friends.

It is believed that Volume 2 will see some heartbreaking deaths of some fan-favourite characters. Reports suggest that the makers received petitions and posts asking them to save the characters before the release of the supersized episodes.

British actor Joe Quinn, who made his first appearance in the fourth season of the series with his character Eddie Munson, shared that the final episode has a guitar scene. It is expected that he may not return for the fifth and final season.

The trailer shows a glimpse of the strange Upside-Down museum set up by the Russians. A huge tank filled with the dusty spirit that represented the Mind Flayer in Season 2. Fans feel Eleven will fight the Mind Flayer in the last season.

A 'Stranger Things' spin-off may be on its way soon. The creators and showrunners Duffer brothers - Matt and Ross - confirmed that a 'version' of it is in development. According to Deadline, the spin-off idea was kept hush-hush until actor Finn Wolfhard (who plays Mike Wheeler in the series) proposed an idea that made the Duffers want to explore it.

'Stranger Things' Season 5 (the final one) is in development and is expected to premiere in late 2023 or even 2024 with a larger-than-life experience.