Grab these Prime Day deals for Stranger Things fans while you still can

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Looking for Prime Day Stranger Things deals? Well, time is running out! While Amazon typically hits the biggest discounts on stuff like Kindles and PC components, there's been a great selection of Stranger Things merch in the Prime Day sales. The thing is, Amazon is about to pull the entire lot offline – the 48 hour sales extravaganza is drawing to a close. 

That means that if you want to grab a discount on these Prime Day Stranger Things Funko POP figures you're going to need to do it soon – for example this diorama of Eleven for $20.99 at Amazon (was $29.99). How about this starter set for Dungeons and Dragons – the game the gang are so obsessed with – which is also on offer for $13.99 at Amazon. Want to get started with the game like your pals from Hawkins did? Then this is the best way to do it. 

Oh, and of course any Prime Day deals for Stranger Things fans wouldn't be complete without the Hellfire Club t-shirt! This screen-accurate tee is pretty hard to get hold of, so grab this one ASAP while it's reduced for $14.99 at Amazon

You'll find more of the best Prime Day deals for Stranger Things fans below (including some of the best Stranger Things merch), along with some more offers further down the page.

Prime Day deals for Stranger Things fans

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Hellfire Club Raglan baseball tee | $18.99 $14.99 at Amazon
Save $4 - As a screen-accurate version of the Hellfire Club t-shirt, this is probably some of the best Stranger Things clothing we've seen... and if you buy it in small or large, it's less as part of the Prime Day deals. Although the $32.99 alternative at Amazon or the one being sold at Hot Topic is almost certainly better in terms of quality overall, you can't argue with that price.

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Funko POP Deluxe - Eleven | $29.99 $20.99 at Amazon
Save $9 - If you ask us, this might be the best Funko POP for Stranger Things out there. As well as combining El's iconic costume and pose from season one, it features a little scene with the Christmas lights Joyce and Will used to communicate. It's been cheaper before, but that's still a good price overall considering the usual MSRP of $30.

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Alphabet t-shirt | $25.99 $11.99 at Amazon
Save $14 - This is one of the few Stranger Things tees we've seen on sale for the Prime Day deals, and it just so happens to be one of the better ones. So far as we can tell, that's the cheapest it's ever been. Sizes medium and X-large are $11.99, while small, large, and XX-large are $12.99.

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Demogorgon building kit | $18.89 $15.11 at Amazon
Save $3 - Is this a shameless rip off of the Lego BrickHeadz Demogorgon? Absolutely. But hey, this one is still awesome and will look great on your shelf. It's never been cheaper, either.

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Hawkins '85 t-shirt | $25.99 $12.99 at Amazon
Save $13 - All sizes of this tee from small to X-large are heavily discounted by 50% as part of the Prime Day deals for Stranger Things fans.

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Stranger Things: Suspicious Minds book | $28 $15.40 at Amazon
Save $12 - The first official Stranger Things novel delves into the backstory of both Doctor Brenner and Eleven's mother, exploring how the villain got his hands on El in the first place. Although the paperback version is ten cents cheaper, it's temporarily out of stock so may take a while to arrive.

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D&D Starter Set | $19.99 $13.29 at Amazon
Save 34% - Want to try out Dungeons and Dragons? There are plenty of beginner kits out there (and a new one is due at the end of July), but this still gets our vote as the best starter set. Besides including a good adventure that contains all the classic fantasy elements you could want, it features a bite-size version of the rulebook, pre-generated characters, maps, and dice.

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Mindflayer Accessory Pouch | $16 $13.75 at Amazon
Save $2 - Is this a pencil case by any other name? Absolutely. Is it still awesome. For sure. Based on the crayon drawing Will makes in season two (not to mention the art of a certain other season four character...), it's a cool but practical bit of merch.

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Funko POP Stranger Things - Dustin | $12.99 $11.99 at Amazon
Save $1 - Oh Dustin, never change. One of the best characters from Stranger Things in Funko-form has been reduced in the Prime Day deals, and even though it's not a massive price cut, we'll take it. Mike is also discounted at Amazon (along with Robin, for that matter), but not by as much.

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Alphabet lights drawstring backpack | $14.99 $11.99 at Amazon
Save $3 - This is an exclusive Prime member deal, so you won't be able to get your hands on it unless you're signed up to Amazon's service. Besides the main bag, it also includes a smaller zipped washbag.

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Stranger Things Hellfire Club pencil case | $16 $14.86 at Amazon
Save $1 - Is this not just perfect for school or holding your pencils and pens for D&D? Yup, it is. Again, we know that's not a massive saving. But hey, a little can go a long way.

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D&D Player's Handbook | $49.95 $22.95 at Amazon
Save 55% - After you've gotten the hang of the core basic rules, the D&D Player's Handbook is your next essential purchase. It includes everything you need to know about the game, and many of the gang have 80s versions of this book.

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Floaty pens | $13 $11.51 at Amazon
Save $1 - It's another small saving, but it's on a cool novelty that makes for a fun gift. These ones represent the Hawkins basketball team and the Hellfire Club.

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D&D Dungeon Master's Guide | $49.95 $27.97 at Amazon
Save 44% - You can follow in Eddie Munson's footsteps by running your own D&D games with this book, now significantly reduced in the Prime Day deals. It's an amazing source of inspiration for Dungeons and Dragons and fiction worldbuilding, so we recommend taking a look.

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Benjamin Abbott
Tabletop & Merch Editor

As the site's Tabletop & Merch Editor, you'll find my grubby paws on everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news. I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, and can normally be found cackling over some evil plan I've cooked up for my group's next Dungeons & Dragons campaign.

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