—Before the upside down thing happened, Armani was never afraid of the dark, or small confined spaces. She has now grown to hate them.
—she had constant nightmares, although after a while they decreased.
—She had the option to move to Maine with her aunt after everything, but decided to stay in Hawkins.
—Armani's name means Faith, her parent's chose it because they thought having a 'stranger' name would make her stand out and become more comfortable with herself.
—Armani would never consider living with her mother, even after her father died.
—Armani is now closer to all the Byers. She and Jonathan resolved their issues and now get along well, she see's Will as a younger sibling she never had, and is closer to Joyce than she would've ever guessed.
—one particularly good night, Armani accidentally called Joyce 'Mom.' She became extremely embarrassed and apologized profusely, but Joyce just grinned, pulled her into a hug and blinked back tears.

SHIP HEADCANNONS

—Steve is always staring at Armani. Whether it's while she's talking to him, someone else, working, or just watching television. He looks at her with big eyes, a soft smile while he looks absolutely lovestruck.
—Steve is constantly Armani's anchor. After everything she had gone through, nightmares often plagued her thoughts. Before everything about where Armani was to live was settled, Steve would let her sleep over in the guest room beside his, so he could hear when she would wake.
—Armani teases Steve about his hair and his attachment to Dustin and the other kids. She agrees with them that he's like a dad, or a mom.
—The next time the two together saw Billy after they fought, Billy ignored the two. In PE class, however, he took all his anger out into the sports he and Steve were forced to play together.
—^when Armani heard about how aggressive Billy was with Steve, she slapped him in the busy hallway as she reminded the blonde what she had said about him paying for what he did, earning serval 'oohs' and stares from students. Billy now leaves them mostly alone.
—more tba