Stranger Things Laboratory

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008/Kali Prasad - Escaped Test Subject, Gender: Female, Kali possesses the ability to create psychic illusions. Independent and self-righteous, Kali trusts no one except those who have proven their loyalty. She is also vindictive, impulsive, hides her vulnerability, and enjoys dark humor. Kali's current whereabouts are unknown.

007 is a newer test subject, slightly younger than 002, 003, 004, 005, and 006. 007 is the younger child, a boy. 007 possesses psychokinesis and sensory hypersensitivity due to being extremely sensitive to light, sounds, touch, and everything in between. 007 is withdrawn and avoids contact, with a reitualized providence, passive-aggressive (expresses discontent through silence or isolation).

Dr. Martin Brenner regularly organizes activities for children in his lab that utilize their abilities, such as moving objects by force of will, using telepathy, and entering someone's head. Dr. Brenner even created special activities for all subjects, specifically, challenging the children to throw each other outside circles without using eye contact for psychokinesis.

002 and 004, 005, and 006 are in a friendly group. The members of this group are sarcastic and critical of the others' abilities. If one is hit, the rest of the group will get involved. There have been cases where 002 and his group have started fights with other test subjects, with 002 starting the fight by pushing the victim with telekinesis.

006, one of the early test subjects in the lab, is a teenage black boy. He possesses psychokinesis (method of using his abilities: slamming enemies, attracting and repelling objects).

005/Francine - One of the early test subjects in the lab, 005 is a teenage girl. She possesses psychokinesis and precognition. 005 is withdrawn and wary, prone to fatalism, and conceals aggression, an attachment to symbols of safety, and sarcasm, but also an intuitive understanding of threats, which is linked to her mobility abilities. (Method of using abilities: slamming enemies, attracting and repelling objects)

004 (name unknown, only identified as "004" in documents). 004 is an early test subject, like 002 and 003. 004 is a teenage girl. Possesses psychokinesis, telepathic empathy, and mind reading. She avoids direct contact and prefers to observe from the sidelines, but is sarcasm-speaking, has a sparse, monotonous speech, and is afraid of loud sounds and bright light. (Method of using abilities: slamming enemies, attracting and repelling objects.)

003/Rikki – Also an early test subject in the lab like 002, 003 is a teenage boy. Rickki possesses psychokinesis and the ability to emotionally modulate (control the emotions of others). 003 is charismatic, observant, and manipulative, but does not display overt aggression. (He uses his abilities by slamming enemies and attracting and repelling objects.)

002 is one of the earliest test subjects after 001 in the lab. 002 is a teenage boy. 002 possesses psychokinesis and electrokinesis (he can turn devices, appliances, gadgets, and other electronics on and off). 002 is rude, socrastic, smug, and incapable of losing. (Method of using abilities: slamming enemies, attracting objects, repelling objects, manipulating electrical circuits).

001/Henry Krill - possesses advanced telekinesis and telepathy (he was the very first test subject in Dr. Martin Brenner's lab, but when he went out of control, Dr. Martin Brenner implanted a special chip in Henry's neck that blocked his abilities. When Henry grew up, he became one of the lab's overseers and befriended one of the test subjects from 011); (method of using his blocked abilities: slamming enemies and throwing objects, gouging out eyes and breaking limbs, instilling fear and nightmares)

The subjects are a series of child subjects who possess a variety of mental abilities, all subjects are dressed in sterile laboratory shirts and shoe covers, and all subjects are shaved identically under very short haircuts, almost bald;

This world is based on the "Stranger Things" franchise, namely the days when the Hawkins laboratory was still operating and conducting experiments on psychokinetics;