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namesThe Beneath[1]

Vale of ShadowsTypeAlternate dimension

Organism

Hive mind

Interdimensional growthInhabitantsThe Mind Flayer

Vecna

Demogorgons

Vines

Demobats"The Upside Down" was the main name used to describe a mysterious alternate dimension existing in parallel to the human world. The dimension was somehow "created" on November 6, 1983.[2]


Before the Upside Down formally came into existence, it was preceded by something else: a desolate dimension of sprawling, floating rocks. This dimension was the apparent home of an entity with a "body" made of countless sentient particles; the dimension's terrain was also covered with alien vines and growths, with a species of humanoid predators roaming the landscape.[3]


In September 1979, Henry Creel, a psychopathic test subject from Hawkins Lab, was stranded in the alternate dimension after Eleven sent him hurtling through a tear in the fabric of time and space. Henry encountered "so many things" while exploring the dimension, including the particle-organism. Using his psychokinetic abilities to reshape and gain control of the organism, Henry exploited the creature's unique traits to forge a collective hive mind, through which even more creatures could be possessed.[4][5]


Four years later, Eleven made cross-dimensional psychic contact with the hive mind and opened the "Mothergate" at Hawkins Lab. Through some means, this action also formed a perfect copy of the human world exactly as it existed on November 6, 1983;[6][2] Henry's dimension possibly transformed to become this new place.


However, unlike the human world, the mirror-dimension was overrun with alien vines, spores and membranes, being completely devoid of human life. The alien vines, along with the Demogorgons and a species of bat-like creatures, Demobats, were key members of the hive mind. The entirety of the Upside Down was essentially one gigantic organism, with all its contents and agents psychically connected via Henry and the Mind Flayer.[7]


Following the opening of the Mothergate, the Upside Down began to corrupt the surrounding small town of Hawkins, Indiana. Crops started to rot, and a gigantic vine-like organism, stemming from the Mothergate, burrowed beneath Hawkins; an elaborate series of tunnel-like structures were formed, through which adolescent Demogorgons known as "Demodogs" could travel and congregate. However, in late 1984, Eleven interfered by closing the Mothergate, severing the psychic link between the worlds, and killing the Demodogs and tunnel organism in the process. A piece of the Mind Flayer hiding at Brimborn Steel Works was also affected, its particles scattering across the floor of the facility; dormant, but not destroyed.


On June 28, 1985, a new gate was opened by hidden Soviet forces operating beneath the newly-built Starcourt Mall. With the Upside Down's psychic link reestablished, Vecna reanimated the dormant fragment of the Mind Flayer and used it to kidnap and possess multiple humans and rats, feeding them chemicals and melting their bodies into puddles of biomass. This biomass was then combined to create a proxy form, an avatar through which Vecna could act in the human world. However, this proxy form was rendered useless after the new Gate was shut, and the psychic link disabled once again.


In 1986, Vecna took a more direct approach in his attempts to destroy humanity. He began psychically tormenting and murdering a host of Hawkins residents, using their deaths to open a series of new gates. Dustin, Nancy, Max, and others began investigating the murders, nicknaming the killer "Vecna" after a character from Dungeons & Dragons. The group's efforts to defeat Vecna culminated in a dual assault; Eleven used psychic projection to confront Vecna within his own mind, while Nancy, Steve and Robin traveled to the Upside Down version of the Creel House to attack his real body. Despite heavily wounding him, the group could not stop Vecna from furthering the Upside Down's invasion of Hawkins and the world at large.


The USS Eldridge, a US navy ship, was used in the secret government experiments known as both "Project Rainbow" and the Philadelphia Experiment. On October 28, 1943, the vessel went missing; the vessel had traveled to Dimension X, with most of the crew being killed in the process.[9][10]


These events eventually led to an incident involving experimental technology in which a young boy, Henry Creel, was accidentally transported to Dimension X in the late 1940s or early 1950s. Though Henry survived and returned home, he was exposed to the influence to a shadowy entity and subsequently developed special psychokinetic abilities. Dr. Martin Brenner, one of the scientists involved with the Dimension X incident, learned what happened to Henry and tracked him down, forcibly making him the first of a new series of child test subjects.[9]


Indiana college student, Alice Johnson, took part in MKUltra experiments conducted by Dr. Brenner; as part of these experiments, Johnson was required to consume mind-altering drugs. While in this state, Johnson had disturbing visions of what she called "the Beneath"; a strange environment containing spores, tendrils, and "monsters". Brenner dismissed these visions as mere side-effects induced by Alice's drug consumption, rather than anything revelatory or meaningful.[1]


By 1979, Brenner had neutralised Henry Creel's powers via an implanted chip, also forcing Henry to work as an orderly at Hawkins Lab. While working at the lab, Henry struck up a friendship with Eleven, Brenner's eleventh test subject.


On September 8, 1979, Henry manipulated Eleven into removing the implant, who was unaware of his true identity. In a fit of rage, a psychopathic and vengeful Henry used his restored powers to brutally murder all the other test subjects. He attempted to do the same to Eleven, but she stood her ground and ultimately overpowered him.


Eleven used her powers to pin Henry against the wall of the Rainbow Room and started to disintegrate his body; however, an inter-dimensional gate then appeared in the wall and transported Henry away, before sealing up and disappearing again.


Henry was jettisoned to a strange inter-dimensional space beyond the human world. For an indeterminate period of time, he fell between two parallel planes, marked by mountainous terrain and raging storms; he was constantly electrocuted by lightning leaping across the twin planes. The mutilation inflicted by the lightning strikes marked the beginning of a bodily transformation; from this point on, Henry slowly morphed into a form no longer recognizable as human.[11]


Some point after surviving his fall, Henry exited the inter-dimensional space and entered a mysterious alternate dimension. It was mountainous and rugged, like the inter-dimensional space, but instead consisted of a singular plane, and possessed a gold-brown sky full with floating boulders. At first, Henry believed the dimension to be a kind of "purgatory", but he soon changed his mind, coming to view it instead as "a realm unspoiled by mankind". Henry began to traverse the alien terrain, encountering "so many things", including species of faceless humanoid predators.


Eventually, Henry discovered "the most extraordinary thing of all": a living organism made up of swirling, storm-like particles. Using his abilities, Henry formed a psychic connection to the particles. He used his powers to reconstitute the mist-organism into a form that satisfied him: a giant, spider-like entity with a flame-shaped head, not unlike a similar fantasy creature he had imagined as a child. In time, this being would become known as the Mind Flayer.[4][12]


After the massacre and Henry's disappearance, Eleven became the sole focus of Dr. Brenner. In a series of experiments, Eleven would be immersed in a deep psychic state via sensory deprivation tank. She could observe people in different physical locations while in this frame of mind. Brenner sought to use this power to spy on enemy Russians.


While Eleven eavesdropped on a Russian spy from within her mental void, she accidentally encountered a monster. At Brenner's request, Eleven made contact with the Monster on November 6, 1983, while the creature fed off a large, yellow egg.


In the moment contact was established, a second gate cracked open in the wall of the tank room, invoking panic and confusion among the scientists. Unlike the 1979 Gate, this second gate stayed open, rather than immediately resealing; the significance of this particular gate would eventually earn it the moniker of "Mothergate".


Somehow, the moment of contact also triggered a radical shift, with the once-rocky dimension transforming in appearance; either that, or a completely new dimension was created. In either case, this new mirror-dimension was a perfect copy of the human world, 'frozen' in the exact state as it existed on November 6, 1983; however, it was also inflected with vines, spores and membranes, and completely devoid of human life.[6][2][7] In time, this place would become known as the Upside Down.


Amidst the chaos inflicted by the gate's creation, Eleven found a means to escape from the lab. Meanwhile, the Monster set foot in the human world and killed its first victim: a scientist attempting to flee the lab. Later that evening, Will Byers was abducted by the Monster while going home on a road that passed by the laboratory.


The Monster, known by some as the Demogorgon, moved through dimensions by creating temporary gates. It began harvesting the bodies of humans and animals, storing them in the Upside Down version of the public library; however, Will evaded capture for almost a full week and was the only victim to survive.


On November 7, Brenner instructed his team of agents to locate Eleven while he and his fellow scientists cautiously ventured back to the tank room to assess the situation with the Gate. Brenner and the scientists observed strange vines and membranes from the other dimension slowly unfurling and spreading through the underground complex. When the lab intercepted Joyce Byers's phone call to the police that night, they realized that her son had been taken by the Monster.

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