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Funko unveiled six official, Netflix-approved action figures for characters from the show including Eleven, Lucas, Mike, Will,
Dustin, and the Demogorgon.

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All clad in the outfits they wear in the series, the '80s-themed action figures even sport the Adidas and Puma gear seen in the show. But aside from retro fashion, one particular branding addition will stand out for hardcore fans: Eggo waffles.

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That's right, the Eleven action figure comes with an actual Eggo waffle and branded box. Eleven even has a perma-stain of blood near her nose and a menacing hand gesture pose, for when you need to stage a scene of Eleven activating her telekinetic powers.

The set of action figures will be available in August, plenty of time before the Oct. 31 return of Stranger Thingson Netflix.

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