Stranger Things has quickly gained popularity since it’s debut. With just the right amount of fantasy, intrigue, and ’80s nostalgia, it’s no surprise the internet latched on and refused to let go. Between fan theories, mobile games, and adorable little action figures, the Stranger Things brand is growing, and it’s growing fast.
So with season 2 finally upon us, there is really only one question you need to ask yourself: Are you fully prepared? Whether you’ve been on the bandwagon since the beginning or are just now hopping on, this Stranger Things merchandise will help you geek out.
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