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Eleven
Jane Hopper
A test subject whose telekinesis and remote viewing carry a consistent physical cost — nosebleeds and exhaustion scaling with output.
First appearance: Stranger Things (2016), Netflix
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Commonly believed Eleven's telekinesis is free to use.
Actually Output produces nosebleeds and collapse, scaling directly with effort.
The feat ledger
Telekinetic effort produces nosebleeds and collapse, with severity scaling directly with output
Moves and crushes objects and people by will alone
Locates specific people at any distance by entering a sensory void
Observes distant places and conversations remotely
Heavy use causes nosebleeds and exhaustion, the series' consistent cost
Needs an audio anchor and sensory deprivation to reach a target
Detects the presence of the Mind Flayer before it manifests
Opens and closes the gate, the largest application of the power
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Last updated 2026-09-06 · machine-readable version