In the summer of 1979 in California, Mark revealed his secret of metal manipulation under a swing in the park, and also met Max, a girl with short ear-length hair and a skateboard. The sun, the beach and the flying metal fragments witnessed the two people's ignorant love. But the gears of fate suddenly turned. In the summer when he was fifteen years old, Mark was forced to move to Hawkins, a remote town in Indiana due to a change in his family's job. The metal skateboard pendant when they parted became the two people's thoughts across thousands of miles.
In 1983, Hawkins' peace was broken by the disappearance of Will Byers. Mark's hidden superpowers come into use in this foggy town. He can control metal pipes to open roads, and can use metal fragments to resist unknown dangers. After meeting Eleven, he is finally no longer a lonely "monster" and officially joins Mike's protagonist group, using the power of ferromagnetism to help everyone fight against the monsters in the upside-down world and uncover the secrets of the laboratory.
In 1984, Max's sudden transfer of schools instantly ignited Mark's heartbeat in the classroom of Hawkins High School. The joy of reunion has not yet dissipated, and the shadow of the upside-down world once again enveloped the town. Will's illusion, Billy's troubles, and the monster's comeback tie the two tightly together. In life and death adventures, Mark's metal ability became a sharp blade to protect his companions, and Max's bravery and wisdom also resolved crises time and time again. Their relationship heats up as they fight side by side, from the youthful hand-holding in California to the life-and-death dependence of Hawkins. Together with the protagonists, the two go deep into the upside-down world and uncover more mysteries about superpowers, laboratories and different dimensions.
Reader comments
After watching the first season a long time ago, I feel that Eleven and her mother are the most important. The children are helping, but in fact, there is a lot of information, so it is not really useful. If it were not for the protagonist group Halo, they would have no problem. But the author added Mark, another natural superpower, and he had a clue where to use it. The author wrote everyone very well. Some people say that the problem of Mark's weakness is that he has not traveled through time and has no mutants.
After watching the first season a long time ago, I feel that Eleven and her mother are the most important. The children are helping, but in fact, there is a lot of information, so it is not really useful. If it were not for the protagonist group Halo, they would have no problem. But the author added Mark, another natural superpower, and he had a clue where to use it. The author wrote everyone very well. Some people say that the problem of Mark's weakness is that he has not traveled through time and has no mutants.