Eleven

Jane Ives, (legally changed to Jane Ives-Hopper-Byers), better known as Eleven, or El, is one of the main protagonists of .
Eleven was kidnapped and raised in Hawkins National Laboratory, where she was experimented on for her inherited psychokinetic powers. After escaping the lab, she was found; by Mike Wheeler, Lucas Sinclair and Dustin Henderson. Upon discovering her powers, Mike believed that; she could help find their missing friend, Will Byers. During their time together, she and Mike formed a strong bond. It was ultimately revealed that; in a lab experiment, she made contact with a creature from another dimension, accidentally opening an inter-dimensional gateway. In an attempt to protect her friends, El eventually faced and destroyed this monster in a showdown at Hawkins Middle School, mysteriously vanishing in the process.
Eventually, El was found to be alive, secretly living; with Jim Hopper at his grandfather's old cabin. After she grew impatient from being separated from her friends, El went on a journey by herself, discovering her past in the process. Realizing that; she could not leave her friends behind, she returned to Hawkins, reuniting with them to help defeat yet another extra-dimensional threat. Jane was then taken in by Hopper as his adopted daughter. This also allowed her to attend the Snow Ball dance with Mike.
During the summer of 1985, El's romantic relationship; with Mike continued to blossom, much to Hopper's dismay; who took steps to complicate it. This; resulted in El forming an unlikely friendship; with Max Mayfield. Upon learning that; the Mind Flayer had reappeared to stop her and get revenge, taking over Billy Hargrove and other people in Hawkins in the process, she joined her friends to defeat it. Amidst the ensuing fight to stop the Mind Flayer, Jane lost her powers. Following Hopper's supposed apparent death, she was taken in by the Byers family. Three months later, before moving out of Hawkins with the Byers, El, and Mike made plans to visit each other at Thanksgiving while also professing her love for him.
After Hopper's apparent death, El was taken in; by the Byers family; who were all relocated to Lenora Hills, California under Sam Owens's supervision. She struggled to adjust to her new life, especially with living without her powers while being a target for bullies. In 1986, while spending spring break with Mike, Owens informed her of a new evil threatening Hawkins; she agreed to participate in "Nina", an experimental scheme Owens and Brenner created, designed to restore and even boost her abilities. During the process, El re-experienced her repressed memories; she learned One was responsible for the 1979 massacre. Later, the deranged Lt. Col Sullivan led a military effort to assassinate Eleven, though she escaped the Nina facility with the help of Mike, Will, Jonathan and Argyle. She attempted to assist her friends in Hawkins via psychic projection, but was unable to prevent Vecna's plan to further the Upside Down's incursion.
El is portrayed by , who also plays Madison Russell in the MonsterVerse, young Alice in Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, and Enola Holmes in the titular 2020 film of the same name and its 2022 sequel, whose performance has been widely acclaimed. Charlotte and Clara Ward played the character when she was younger, as Martie Blair played the character young. 
==Biography==
===Background===
Jane Ives was born in 1971 to Andrew Rich and Terry Ives, the latter being a test subject of Dr. Martin Brenner and the MKUltra program. As a result of the experiments conducted on Terry, Jane was born with psychic abilities, which led to the infant being abducted. In Hawkins laboratory, Jane was never told of her real parents' existence, with Terry believing that her daughter was still alive as Rich was killed during his tour in Vietnam. Dr. Brenner would have Jane develop a father-like bond with him so he could use her for the experiments, where scientists attempted to enhance her psychic abilities such as the ability to eavesdrop on someone's conversation.
===Encountering One===
While being a test subject of the Hawkins laboratory, Jane was attacked by her fellow subjects, but was noticed by a observer later revealed to be One. He revealed that there was a way to escape from the lab, and convinced her to use her telekinetic powers to remove the chip from his neck. One then went on to kill the other test subjects and others, and Jane encountered him brutally killing Two. One then explained his nihilistic view on life and that he caused the downfall of his family, and then asked her to join him in his plan to destroy mankind. Eleven refused and managed to send One to the Upside Down, but he would survive the dimension and continued on his plan to return to the world and destroy the world. Eleven, on the other hand, lost her memories of her encounter with One after she fell into a coma where she was continuously experimented on by Dr. Brenner so her powers would grow stronger.
===Season One===
While being conducted in another experiment in eavesdropping on Soviet soldiers, a creature arrived and caused Jane to panic. Dr. Brenner would have her re-enter the tank to interact with the monster, which caused a portal to open between the Upside Down and Hawkins, Indiana. During the chaos, Jane escaped to the woods where traveled to Benny Hammond's diner, who called child services since he believed she was abused. Government agents arrived and Jane escaped into the woods after killing several of them, where she encountered Mike Wheeler, Lucas Sinclair and Dustin Henderson, who were looking for their friend Will Byers. The trio brought Jane to the Wheeler's basement and Mike accommodated her, even skipping school to watch over her. Jane explained to Mike that "bad people" were after her, and later revealed her telekinetic powers to the group when Lucas attempted to leave the basement.
When the group were desperate to find Will, Jane flipped their Dungeons & Dragons board over and placed Will and the Demogorgon's piece on it, thus providing a vital clue to them. The trio then decided to have Jane guide them to Will's location, but she brought them to the Byers' residence, which he actually was in the Upside Down's dimension it. When police cars were driving to the local quarry, Jane and the group followed them and saw them pull Will's "corpse". When Mike and the others became upset, Jane used Wheeler's supercom to allow him to hear Will singing, thus confirming that he was still alive. The following day, Mike told Lucas and Dustin of this, and they decided to bring Jane to Hawkins Middle School so she could use Mr. Clarke's heathkit. After attending a ceremony for Will where Jane used her powers to make the bully Troy Walsh piss on himself, Jane was able use the heathkit to overhear Will speaking to his mother.
The heathkit would combust into flames, and the group returned to Mike's basement, where Jane clarified the boys' theory of Will being trapped in a dimension by calling it the "Upside Down". When Dustin learned that his compass was effected by electromagnetic interference due to other dimension, they had Jane guide them to the portal. However, Jane manipulated the compass to prevent them from reaching the portal, as she didn't want her friends to get hurt. When this was discovered, a fight broke out between Mike and Lucas, which ended when Jane pushed Lucas off of Wheeler with her psychic powers. Mike then became angry with Jane since Lucas was injured in the process, upsetting her enough to leave. After stealing eggos from a supermarket, Jane stopped Mike from falling to his death when Troy and his friend James threatened to hurt Dustin. She then caused the bullies to run away and reunited with Mike and Dustin, who decided to return to the Wheeler residence.
Despite returning there, Lucas informed them that "bad men" were coming, which were actually Dr. Brenner's agents who had been hunting Jane for days. The group managed to evade them with Jane using her powers, and Lucas apologized for his previous behavior before they headed to the junkyard. The kids were then found by Chief Jim Hopper, who was working with Joyce Byers, Nancy Wheeler and Jonathan Byers during their search for Will. At the Byers' residence, Jane tried to communicate to the Upside Down to no avail, and told the others that she needed to be in a bath to be able to communicate further. Breaking into the Hawkins Middle School to use a makeshift tank, Jane was able to learn that Barb Holland was killed by the Demogorgon, but Will was barely alive. Afterward, Dr. Brenner's men arrived and attempted to capture the kids, but Jane killed several of them, which resulted in the monster arriving through their blood.
During the battle, Jane sacrificed herself by killing the creature, but at the cost of being transported to the Upside Down. Awaking in the Upside Down's version of the school, Jane managed to escape via a portal and returned to the Wheeler residence, but was forced to run into the woods when Mike accidently caused Brenner's agents to get her attention. Living in the woods for a month, Jane eventually found a box of eggos and learned that it was Hopper. She confronted him, but he instead brought her in a cabin to live in, where he taught her morse code and gave her a set of rules.
===Season Two===
By October of 1984, Jane remained in Hopper's cabin, but started to grow impatient since she wanted to reunite with her friends and go out for Halloween. She attempted to reach out to Mike by entering the mental void, but he left his basement after failing to communicate with her via his supercom. The next day, she left the cabin and traveled to Hawkins Middle where she saw Mike with Max Mayfield, believing that the girl was flirting with him. After hurting Max with her psychic abilities, Jane returned to the cabin before she scared Troy and James. She would soon discover files underneath the cabin's floorboards, and learned that her mother was still alive.
Jane proceeded to hitchhike to her mother's residence, where she saw her past memories when entering the void. When seeing a girl from the memory being repeated, Jane found Kali Prasad, whom she discovered was her spiritual sister when showing each other their tattoo. She started to hang out with Kali and her friends and learned how to better control her powers, but when entering the void and seeing her friends were in trouble, decided to return to Hawkins. Reaching the Byers residence, Jane stopped the Demodogs from attacking and reunited with Mike and her friends. Needing to stop the Mind Flayer from taking over Will, the Party planned with Jane working with Hopper to close the gate as the others would try to exorcise the Flayer.
As the others burned the tunnels to distract the Demodogs, Jane reconciled with Hopper and encountered a wounded Dr. Owens. After patching the doctor, Jane reached the gate and attempted to close it, and was briefly attacked by the Demodogs sent by the Mind Flayer. Despite this, Jane used what Kali taught her to channel her anger, allowing to close the gate as the Mind Flayer was exorcised from Will. A month after, Jane was adopted by Jim with the name "Jane Hopper", attended the Snow Ball with Mike.
===Season Three===
In the summer of 1985, Jane continued her relationship with Mike and became closer to the Party, but her friendship with Hopper started to become distant. When Dustin returned from camp, Jane assisted her friends in throwing a welcome back surprise, which ended with Henderson spraying Lucas when they scared him. Revealing that he invented something called Cerebro, Jane worked with the Party in assembling the device. Around this time, Hopper decided to dive a wedge between Jane and Mike, telling Wheeler to spend less time with his adoptive daughter. As a result of this, Jane became closer to her fellow party member Max, with the two spending time at the Starcourt mall together.
She started to believe that Mike was lying when he brought up his sick grandmother, and later encountered him and the others at the mall. During the confrontation, Jane dumped him in front of the group, and continued hanging out with Max, using her powers to enter the void to spy on people. When spying on Max's stepbrother Billy, Jane heard someone screaming before Hargrove noticed her presence. Sensing something was wrong, the two went to the Hargrove residence and find a bloody whistle and the bathtub full of iced water. The two learn that Heather Holloway had disappeared, and Jane entered the void to find her, only seeing Heather screaming in the bathtub before falling into the void. However, Jane and Max encountered Billy and Heather at the Holloway's home, but the former still felt something was wrong.
Meeting with the group the next day, Will explained that he felt the Mind Flayer's presence, believing that the entity was still in their world. Jane then told them about Billy, and the party decided that Hargrove had become the Flayer's new host. Spying on Billy at the pool, the group trapped him in a sauna to confirm their theory. The party's theory was proven true as they witnessed Billy's great strength, and during the confronted, Jane telekinetically pushed him through a wall. After his escape, the kids returned to the Wheeler's residence and met with Nancy and Jonathan, whom explained that a woman named Doris Driscoll was showing the same behavior when he was possessed by the Mind Flayer. The group then realized the Mind Flayer's plan - to possess others as its flayed so it could a way to their world. Jane also revealed that Heather was possibly flayed, leading to Jonathan and Nancy to deduce that her father was flayed as well.
After traveling to the Holloway residence to find Heather's parents, Will proposed they go to the hospital to use Driscoll to find the flayed. At the hospital, Jane and Mike reconciled, and encountered the hospital creature that came from the corpses of Tom and Bruce Lowe. Afterward, Jane decided to enter the void to find the flayed, but instead found Billy, and saw his past experiences with his mother and abusive father. When preparing to leave the void, she became trapped by the Mind Flayer, whom sent a spider monster to kill her and the party. When the monster attacked the cabin, Jane was injured by it's tentacle, but used her powers to split the creature's head in half, which allowed them to escape. 
After having her wound patched, the party was contacted by Dustin, but he was unable to communicate with them due to his supercom having a low battery. Jane and the others then saved Steve, Dustin, Erica Sinclair and Robin Buckley from the Russians. Following this, Jane collapsed due to her leg injury, and used her telekinetic powers to remove the spider monster from her wound. The group were then greeted by Hopper, Joyce and Murray Bauman, whom have encountered the Russians. Forming a plan to stop the Mind Flayer and the Russians from opening the gate, Jane and her friends were confronted by a possessed Billy. Jane managed to get through to Hargrove by speaking of his past memories, which allowed Billy to protect her from the Mind Flayer. She then witnessed Billy's death, and later learned of Hopper's "death" when seeing Joyce return without him.
Following Jim's supposed sacrifice, Jane was taken in by Joyce, and they decided to leave Hawkins to California. Jane found herself unable to use her powers, but find solace in reading Hopper's letter he meant to give to her and Mike. Before leaving, Jane said goodbyes to her friends, and told Mike that she loved him too.
===Season Four===
Living in Lenora Hills, California, Jane attends Lenora Hills High School where she created a diorama of Hopper's cabin for her history class, which was mocked by Angela and her posse. Later, Jake kicked the diorama to Chad, who stomped on it, destroying the miniature cabin and figurine of Hopper. Eleven attempted to use her powers in a fit of rage, but nothing happened. A larger crowd of students gathered around and started laughing at El, catching the attention of Will and Mrs. Gracey. The next day, El, Will, Jonathan, and Argyle went to the airport to pick up Mike, who gifted El a bouquet of flowers he handpicked from Hawkins.
El and Will go to Rink-O-Mania, a roller rink in Lenora Hills, where El lies to Mike about her frequent visits. Will confronts El about her lies, and El is pranked by Angela and her friends. El angrily confronts Angela and ends up hitting her with a roller blade, causing a split in her nose and face. At dinner with Murray, Argyle, Mike, and the Byers family, Murray explains that he arrived in California on a business trip and decided to spend the night at the Byers's house. Joyce announces that she is leaving for Alaska the next day, leaving Jonathan in charge. El storms off to her bedroom and struggles to recall the 1979 massacre at Hawkins Lab.
The following day, Jane was arrested and transferred to a juvenile detention center. Jonathan and Will appealed to get the charges against her dropped, but Dr. Owens intervened and made it so the charges against Jane would be dismissed. Eleven was driven away from her home, but Owens revealed he had a way to rejuvenate her powers and that a 'war' with the Upside Down was approaching. Eleven agreed to join Owens and travel to the Nina facility. 
Owens and Eleven arrive at the Nina Project, where Eleven discovers Dr. Brenner is alive and working on the project. Eleven is sedated and placed inside a sensory deprivation tank, where she is exposed to audiovisual stimuli from Hawkins National Laboratory, 1979. Eleven then relives her memories from 1979, including an exercise where she and the other test subjects manipulated light bulbs using their powers. She also relives her battle with Henry Creel, in which she ultimately overpowered him and banished him to the Upside Down. Finally, she fully re-experiences what happened on September 8, 1979, and her powers are restored to her previous limit. Eleven used the Void to spy on her friends in Hawkins, and wanted to help in their fight against Vecna.
But Brenner sought to continue the Nina experiments, and when Eleven insisted on returning to Hawkins, he forcefully incapacitated her. Lt. Colonel Sullivan launched a full-scale military attack on the facility, deploying soldiers, various vehicles and a helicopter. Most of the scientists evacuated through a hidden escape hatch, but were all apparently shot and killed by the helicopter's sniper. Brenner, while carrying the weakened Eleven, reached the desert surface through the escape hatch, and was shocked to discover the deaths of his colleagues. Meanwhile, Colonel Sullivan located Owens, still chained up in the observation room and ordered the sniper to take the shot on El.
But El used her telekinetic powers to destabilize and crash the helicopter and Mike, Will, Jonathan and Argyle arrived at the scene in Argyle's Pizzamobile. Eleven, still recovering from having exerted her powers, was pleasantly surprised to reunite with her friends, and granted a dying Dr. Brenner one last conversation. After the group of five escaped what remained of Sullivan's forces, Eleven informed the others they needed to travel to Hawkins immediately, if she were to have any hope of stopping Vecna.
Eleven decided to "piggyback" and enter Max's mind while Vecna attacked her, meaning she could fight him without having to physically be in Hawkins. The group made a makeshift sensory deprivation tank in the back of a nearby Surfer Boy Pizza restaurant, which Eleven used to project her consciousness. At the Creel House, Max made herself vulnerable to Vecna's influence, turning off her cassette player. Eleven and Vecna became engaged in conflict, using their powers to throw objects at each other. Vecna was ultimately victorious, incapacitating both Eleven and Max. Jason Carver arrived at the Creel house to investigate what their activities were, and the two ended up in a fistfight. Jason accidentally crushed Max's cassette player, leaving Max's fate solely in Eleven's hands. Vecna prepares to kill Max, but Eleven tries to save her by empathizing with her and telling him about Dr. Brenner's death.
Vecna explains that he found the proto-Mind Flayer and transformed it into its current incarnation as a giant, spider-like beast. Meanwhile, Lucas is restrained and choked by Jason, and Max starts to rise above the floor. Eleven uses her powers to slowly make the vines restraining her unravel, and when she is released, she uses her full power to push Vecna up against a pillar before he can finish killing Max. Mike encourages her to keep fighting. Steve, Nancy and Robin had made their way to the Upside Down's version of the Creel House, where they found Vecna in a meditative trance and connected to vines. Steve threw a Molotov cocktail, setting Vecna ablaze. Nancy shot at him with a shotgun, breaking his concentration and causing the mindscape to dissolve around El.
El's consciousness returned to the mental void through which she entered Max's memories, and her consciousness returned to her body in the attic. Despite Vecna's attack on Max, she succumbed to her injuries and her heart stopped. Nancy, Steve and Robin heard the grandfather clock chime eerily from within the house, and a fourth and final gate ripped open in the attic, bisecting and killing Jason in the process. All four curse gates then rapidly expanded, creating the cataclysm Nancy saw in her vision. Eleven used her abilities from afar to restart Max's heart, reviving her, albeit in a comatose state.
Two days later, Eleven, Will and the others arrived in Hawkins to discover the scale of destruction that Vecna had inflicted on the town. Eleven reached into her mind, but could not find her consciousness. Mike and Will discussed El's battle against Vecna, with Mike optimistic that the creature was dead and gone for good. Will revealed that his connection to the Upside Down was reactivated the moment he stepped foot back in Hawkins, allowing him to sense that Vecna was still alive despite his gravely-injured state. Joyce and Hopper reunited with the teens, with Eleven having an emotional reunion with her adoptive father before expressing her gratitude to Joyce for rescuing him. The Upside Down's spores began to fall from the sky, and Eleven watched in fear as plumes of smoke and spores emerged from the four gates. Eleven was filled with rage and determination as she mentally prepared herself to put an end to her former mentor's existence once and for all.
===Season Five===
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==Powers and Abilities==
===Powers===
*Psionics: Jane was born with a vast array of preternatural abilities, acquired through a combination of inheritance and exposure to hallucinogenic drugs while in utero during her mother's time as an MKUltra test subject. These abilities were the reason she was abducted at birth and raised at Hawkins National Laboratory, where she was experimented on.
**Telekinesis: Her most recurrent power, she is able to manipulate objects, people and creatures with her mind. When amplified by her emotions, her telekinesis is strong enough to lift large and heavy objects; she flipped a Hawkins Power and Light van in the air in "The Bathtub", and in "The Lost Sister", she was able to channel her anger in order to pull a train car towards her. Moreover, in "The Mind Flayer", she was able to throw and kill a Demodog with her mind. Jane could also use this ability to attack and cause physical damage to people (primarily in self-defense), even being able to affect internal organs to some extent; she was able to squeeze Troy's bladder in order to make him urinate himself and later broke his arm. Additionally, she has thrown people against walls on several instances, broken the neck of an orderly at Hawkins Lab, and was even able to crush the brains of several agents at once. After deep diving into her most traumatic memories in 1986, Jane's powers not only have been brought back, but amplified to the point where she can levitate a 1,000 pound tank with absolute ease and telekinetically play around an entire helicopter, as if it was merely a toy helicopter.
**Levitation: Via telekinesis, Jane could suspend objects in the air, making them levitate. This was first displayed in "Holly, Jolly" where she made Mike’s model of the Millennium Falcon float. This ability is not restricted to objects, as shown in "The Monster" when she saved Mike by levitating him to safety after he had jumped off a cliff. In "The Gate", Jane herself levitated as she was closing the Gate, possibly as a side effect of her using so much power.
**Portal Manipulation: Jane can open and manipulate portals to the Upside Down. She was first revealed to have this power in "The Monster", where it was shown that she had accidentally opened the Gate upon making contact with the Demogorgon. Eleven later manages to close the Gate in "The Gate". In "Trick or Treat, Freak", she manipulated a portal that the Demogorgon had opened in order to make it large enough for her to pass through. This ability is rooted from the primary telekinetic power.
**Dimensional Travel: After the Gate was opened, it allowed Hawkins Lab scientists to go into the Upside Down. She herself entered the dimension after defeating the Demogorgon in "The Upside Down."
*Biokinesis: Jane could manipulate the bodies of living creatures to a certain extent, as shown when she disintegrated the Demogorgon. This ability is rooted from the primary telekinetic power.
**Resurrection: Jane can resurrect deceased characters. In "The Piggyback", Jane brings Max Mayfield back to life after she is killed by Vecna. Her injuries remained and she was put into a coma.
**Teleportation: Tentative. She appears to possess this ability as shown when she was somehow transported to the Upside Down upon defeating the Demogorgon, though the exact specifics of how this happened are unclear. It's highly possible the Demogorgon could have played a part, considering it appeared to have abilities similar to Jane's. Another possibility is that the teleportation was an unintended side effect from Jane exerting so much power. In any case, if she does possess this ability, she most likely has no knowledge of it. In the Stranger Things collaboration event in The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross, Jane, after finding Mike's conscience at The Void, managed to teleport herself to the world of Britannia. This ability may be rooted from the primary telekinetic power.
**Extrasensory Perception (ESP): Jane can gain information through the mind rather than the physical senses. She could recognize people taken into the Upside Down from photos, though she had presumably never met them before, and could sense Will's corresponding location in the other dimension.
**Remote Viewing: Via ESP, she can seek out and find targets in different locations than her own. When amplified by sensory deprivation, this ability is powerful enough to find targets over vast distances, even as far as other dimensions.
**Telepathy: Often used in tandem with her RV abilities. When she has located her target, she can choose to communicate with them mentally.
**Mind Walking: Jane can enter the minds of others via contacting them through the Void. This was mainly seen in "The Piggyback", where she enters the mind of Max Mayfield in order to save her from Vecna's curse.
**Memory Reading: Jane is able to view the memories of others via contacting them through the Void. This ability was first displayed in "Dig Dug" where she was able to see several of Terry's memories. She later used this ability in "E Pluribus Unum", viewing the memories of Billy Hargrove's abusive childhood in order to find the Mind Flayer's lair.
**Evocation: Jane can seemingly communicate with deceased characters. This is seen in "The Piggyback", when she talks with Max Mayfield whilst in ESP.
**Psychometry: Or "token-object reading", Jane can gain information about a person by touching objects associated with them. In "The Weirdo on Maple Street", she was able to correctly identify which game piece was Will's when demonstrating with the D&D board.
**Technopathy: To some extent and with varying results, she can transmit the voices of people and other sounds in other locations over electronic speakers.
===Abilities===
*Survival Skills: While living in the woods for a month, Jane learned crucial survival skills, even in her youth with the aid of her psychic abilities to hunt and her wits for tactical and strategic planning.
**Intellect: Jane has shown to be smart enough in strategizing clever ideas and tactics during life-threatening moments. Jane demonstrated her intellect in "E Pluribus Unum" when the group was aware that going after Flayed Billy was a risk of endangering themselves, El remembers how she communicated with her mother over her schizophrenia, by using powers to figure out what she was saying in her mind and decides to do the same over his. This allowed her to enter Billy's memories to find the exact location of where the Mind Flayer began the spreading of the Flayed. In "The Piggyback" when the group was 2,000 miles from Hawkins, she illustrates a plan to protect Max while being far away by fighting Vecna in her mind with her Remote viewing knowing it would link them together which was a success.
**Stealth: In "The Vanishing of Will Byers", Jane was able to sneak inside Benny's Burgers without giving notice and eats spotted french fries until she got caught. Later that night when MKUltra kills Benny, Jane quickly sprints out the back door only to be held at gunpoint by two agents but quietly kills them before escaping. Then after entering a doorway out of the Upside Down during "Trick or Treat, Freak," when attempting to meet up with Mike at his house the government was present for questioning about her whereabouts as she looks at Mike through the window but hides in the woods so they couldn’t get her, 353 days later Eleven also tried to find Mike at Hawkins middle school only to see him with Max causing her to trip her off her skateboard and leaves without her presence being trace. In "The Battle of Starcourt" when the Mind Flayer breaks into the mall, her and the group separately hides in different areas and she heads in the store "Gap" with both Mike and Max while remaining silent from the creature's tentacles until Lucas distracts it with his wrist-rocket giving them the chance to make it out the back way of the building.
**Fighting Adaptation: After Jane had lost her powers, she had to rely on instincts to help her in combat such as using a roller skate to attack a bully which split her nose and face resulting with a grade 2 concussion. She waits for the police officer to unlock the back of the transport truck door, slamming it at his face briefly dazed and also managed to grab the handle of a defibrillator to swing it at Dr. Brenner which scars his mouth.
**Morse Code: Jane was taught how to read and signal Morse code by Hopper as a means for them to safely communicate.
==Quotes==
==Trivia==
*246 actresses were seen to be offered for the role of Jane, make her to have a record of having the most cast offers.
*In a 2021 crossover event, Jane appeared as a character and playable hero in the mobile game The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross, where she teamed up with the Seven Deadly Sins to defeat the Mind Flayer.
*El was originally suppose to die at the end of the first season, but due to her popularity and the fact that the show would have more seasons, the Duffer brothers scrapped the idea.
*In season 2 of Amazon TV show The Boys had a character that was inspired by her called Cindy.
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