A teenager abducted by the Demogorgon in season one and later rescued alive. He remains connected to the Upside Down hive mind in season two. His family relocates to California in season four, and he graduates high school in season five.
A clumsy and socially awkward boy who develops feelings for the Little Red-Haired Girl. He tries to reinvent himself, sacrifices his talent-show act to help Sally, writes a comprehensive report on War and Peace, and honestly admits when his test papers were confused with Peppermint Patty's. His compassion, honesty, and bravery are ultimately recognized by his classmates.
Jackson is a wealthy, isolated student assigned to Ethan for tutoring. He probes into Ethan's relationship with Annie and their expected baby, and his behavior becomes increasingly unsettling. Jackson and Ethan give conflicting accounts of alleged violence and misconduct; Jackson's accusations lead to Ethan's dismissal, while his later call draws Ethan toward the site of a woman's unexplained death.
Protagonist. A highly advanced young baker who navigates conflicting religious expectations from Jewish and Muslim relatives while dealing with his atheist parents' separation. He secretly learns from a Brazilian cook, plans a Semitic Thanksgiving dinner to reunite his family, and ultimately succeeds.
Noah Schnapp has 30 screen credits in a career dating back to 2009. Signature works include Stranger Things, Stranger Things 5: The Finale, The Peanuts Movie. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
