BASE
Eleven in seasons 1 to 3: telekinesis and the Void (remote viewing). Heavy use drains her, and she loses her powers at the end of season 3.
PEAK
Eleven in seasons 4 and 5: her power restored and strengthened through the NINA project, including fighting inside another person's mind at a distance.
Attributes
BASE PEAK · scale 1.0 to 10.0Scale: 1 Minimal 2 Low 3 Limited 4 Moderate 5 Solid 6 Above average 7 High 8 Very high 9 Exceptional 10 Top What each score means
Strength & Destructive Power
Physical Strength1.5Minimal+2.0LowBASE: a small, underfed child. PEAK: a teenager with an ordinary human body. No strength beyond that is shown.Destructive Power6.8High8.3Very highBASE: flips a government van, destroys the Demogorgon and overturns a railcar. PEAK: overpowers soldiers in the desert and lifts a concrete slab to flip a truck. Vehicle scale, not city scale.What these components measure →4.155.15Speed & Reaction
Reaction & Perception4.0Moderate4.8SolidReacts when it matters, such as catching Mike in mid-air, but does not dodge or counter like a trained fighter.Combat Movement Speed2.0Low2.2LowMoves like an ordinary kid or teenager and uses her powers standing still.What these components measure →3.03.5Durability & Regeneration
Bodily Durability2.0Low2.0LowAn ordinary human body. She is badly wounded by a monster in season 3.Regeneration2.0Low2.0LowNo healing beyond a normal human.What these components measure →2.02.0Range & Control
Range6.5Above average+8.5Very high+BASE: finds people far away through the Void and closes the Gate. PEAK: fights inside Max's mind from another state.Precision & Control6.2Above average7.5High+BASE: precise moments, but emotional outbursts wreck her surroundings. PEAK: clearly better control.What these components measure →6.358.0Special Abilities
Potential of Abilities8.0Very high9.0ExceptionalBASE: telekinesis, the Void and closing the Gate. PEAK: fighting inside other minds and lifting a concrete slab.Reliability & Limitations4.6Solid6.0Above averageEvery big effort costs her: nosebleeds, fainting, and in season 3 she loses her powers. More stable at PEAK, but the cost is still visible.What these components measure →6.37.5Versatility & Tactics
Versatility7.0High8.0Very highAttack, defence, finding people and spying through the Void. PEAK adds fighting inside minds.Tactical Adaptation & Decisions4.8Solid6.0Above averageBASE: emotional choices and running off alone. PEAK: plans together with her friends.What these components measure →5.97.0SPI vs Audience
The SPI score is built only from on-screen evidence. The Audience score is fan opinion: viewers rate the same 12 components on the same scale from 1.0 to 10.0, and it is calculated with the same formula.
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Her body is scored like any human teenager's: no superhuman toughness or healing. The cost of her power (nosebleeds, fainting, losing it in season 3) lowers Reliability. Her childhood victory over Henry is a memory shown in season 4, not counted as a PEAK feat, and the season 5 finale is not used as evidence.
Key screen evidence cited
Evidence grade: A direct, B supported inference, C uncertain.
- Stranger Things, season 1: Finds people and the Demogorgon remotely through the Void.
- Stranger Things, season 1: Flips the agents' van in the woods.
- Stranger Things, season 1: Destroys the Demogorgon, then collapses and vanishes from the effort.
- Stranger Things, season 2: Closes the Gate to the Upside Down at an extreme physical cost.
- Stranger Things, season 3: Is wounded in the leg by the monster and loses her powers.
- Stranger Things, season 4: Overpowers soldiers in the desert.
- Stranger Things, season 4: Fights Vecna inside Max's mind from the isolation tank, at a distance.
- Stranger Things, season 5: Lifts a concrete slab and flips a truck in open ground.
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The SPI score describes the breadth of a demonstrated on-screen attribute profile. It is not a win probability and does not predict the result of any specific matchup.