Galaxy Gets a Stranger Things Makeover
- Samsung and Netflix are releasing a limited‑time Stranger Things theme for Galaxy devices to mark the conclusion of the series.
- The package includes a system theme and wallpapers inspired by the show’s final season and will be available in 186 countries.
- Users can access the content for free by downloading or launching the Netflix app during the promotional period.
A Digital Farewell to a Cultural Phenomenon
Samsung and Netflix are introducing a special Stranger Things theme for Galaxy devices as the series reaches its conclusion. The collaboration gives fans a way to acknowledge the end of a show that has shaped pop culture for nearly a decade. Availability begins on January 12, when Galaxy Store users can download the theme and accompanying wallpapers. Access is free for a limited time in 186 countries for anyone who installs or opens the Netflix app.
Stranger Things has been one of Netflix’s most influential productions since its debut in 2016. The series attracted global attention across age groups and became a recurring topic in entertainment discussions. Its fifth season premiered on November 27, 2025, and quickly topped viewership charts in 91 countries, reaching 59.6 million views in its first five days. All five seasons appeared simultaneously in Netflix’s global Top 10 list, maintaining that position for five consecutive weeks before the final episodes became available worldwide.
Limited‑Edition Galaxy Content Inspired by Season Five
Samsung’s new theme collection builds on the momentum of the show’s final season. The package, available from January 12 to February 22, includes a custom system theme and five exclusive wallpapers. These visuals highlight key characters and locations such as Hawkins and the Upside Down, reflecting the series’ distinctive atmosphere. Fans can integrate elements of the show into their everyday device experience through these design features.
The partnership between Samsung and Netflix has produced several themed releases over the years. Their joint projects often draw inspiration from globally popular titles to enhance fan engagement with high‑quality digital content. Recent collaborations included themes tied to the K‑pop action film Demon Hunters, which followed earlier work celebrating the premiere of Stranger Things’ fourth season. Both companies continue to explore ways to merge technology and entertainment through such initiatives.
Stranger Things has had a measurable impact beyond streaming metrics, influencing fashion trends, music charts and even tourism in filming locations such as Atlanta and New Mexico. The show’s 1980s aesthetic sparked renewed interest in retro design across multiple industries, making it one of the rare series to leave a cultural footprint that extends well outside television.
