By Hanna Rantala

LUCCA, Italy (Reuters) -Fans can expect more action and plenty of emotion in the highly-anticipated fifth and final season of “Stranger Things,” which will wrap up the Netflix phenomenon after nine years, its creators said on Friday.

Speaking at the first global promotional event for season five in the Italian city of Lucca, brothers Matt and Ross Duffer said they were anxious and excited for fans to see the final instalment after working on it for three years.

“Bringing it out in the world is nerve-wracking, but we’re ready to finally show it,” Ross Duffer told Reuters.

“The scale of it is bigger … it’s more action and more special effects, but it’s also by far the most emotional season because it’s the end of the story for all of these characters,” Matt Duffer added.

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