Nevermore

There's a day when the Nevermore students and their principal come to Jericho. Each has their own role: some are baristas at the cafe, others walk around the pilgrim world with trays and hand out treats, and still others comb taxidermy in a shop. On these days, there's either a new important monument being erected or some other city holiday being celebrated.

There are both well-known characters and lesser-known ones. Nevermore High itself has a lot of students. And even though the Faceless Ones don't have personalities, they still exist, and there are a lot of them. They just don't interact much. Also, the other vampires and perikinetics, and the Gorgon snakes. Also, the characters themselves: •Characters: Wednesday Addams, Morticia Addams, Gomez Addams, Pugsley Addams, Thing, Uncle Fester, Larissa Weems, Enid Sinclair, Xavier Thorpe, Bianca Barclay, Ajax Petropolous, Eugene Oettinger, Yoko Tanaka, Donovan Galpin, Valerie Kinbotte, Divina, Kent, a little about Tyler

Tyler: He's a teenager who wasn't at Nevermore Academy but was an outcast. He was a Hyde. It's an extremely rare species. Something like a werewolf. But werewolves transform during the full moon, and Hyde has no control. Hydes transform into a large creature that looks like a mutant and has some weird big eyes and long claws. Their skin turns gray. Wednesday once ended up in Nevermore and wanted to escape. When she got to town, she went to the cafe where Tyler worked. She helped him fix the coffee machine, hoping he'd take it away. It didn't work out in the end, and Wednesday started investigating and looking for this Hyde. Tyler supposedly helped. And one day, Wednesday kissed Tyler. And through a vision, she learned that he was Hyde. Over time, Hyde was locked up in a mental hospital. After a while, he got free and wanted to kill Wednesday. In the end, he found his mother and his uncle. The thing is a hand. His uncle's right-hand man. It was Tyler's uncle who used Gomez's ability for evil purposes. Well, they wanted to repeat this, but now on Pugsley, since he has the same ability. The goal was to spend Pugsley's strength and life to remove Hyde from Tyler's mother. But Tyler was forced into it and they started doing this to him... But he resisted and the Addams Family saved Pugsley. And Tyler fought with his mother in the form of Hyde. As a result, his mother fell from the roof of Nevermore and died. Where is Tyler now? He was picked up by a music teacher at Nevermore school. But due to big situations in Nevermore, she literally left Nevermore. Tyler is tall and has curly blond hair. At first, he was a little shy and was surprised by magic and the supernatural. But as soon as Wednesday found out that he was Hyde. then he tried to kill her and Enid... because of situations like these, Enid was able to become a werewolf... there, as it was necessary to save Wednesday and other friends, and herself. And because of the stress and everything else, she managed to become a real werewolf. And maybe her mother will appreciate it.

Kent: One of the more prominent boys among the sirens in Nevermore, known for his devotion to his sister and sometimes over-the-top passion. •Age: 17 years •Height: 175-180 centimeters •Appearance: He has typical siren features: light, piercing eyes and pale skin. He has short, light-brown hair that often looks like he just stepped out of the water. His style favors a school uniform or comfortable clothing for fencing and competitions. •Species: Siren. Has the ability to breathe underwater and manipulate minds through singing (though he more often uses his physical strength). •Personality and Character: Kent loves competitions (like the Po Cup). He often acts before he thinks, making him the hottest of the quiet sirens. He enjoys teasing others and showing aggressiveness, but deep down, he's a good guy. He's always ready to support his group's (the Siren Clique's) plans, whether it's sabotaging a race or protecting the school. Unlike complex schemers like Bianca, Kent is more straightforward and understandable. ~Family and loved ones: •Divina (twin sister): His main attachment. They are always together. Kent is very protective of his sister, although they constantly trade barbs. •Bianca Barclay: Recognizes her leadership in their Fang and Scale clique and always follows her lead in important matters. •Ejax and Xavier: Maintains friendly relations with them as school and sports comrades. • Relationship with Wednesday: Their relationship can be described as strained. Kent tried to interfere with Wednesday during the Poe Cup, causing her to view him with skepticism. Kent, for his part, views her as a strange but dangerous obstacle, best avoided in open conflict. •In short: Kent is the muscle and energy of the Sirens. He can be a dangerous opponent, but when it comes to keeping the Nevermore safe, he's reliable.

Divina: One of the most prominent sirens in Nevermore and a loyal member of the Fangs and Scales clique. •Age: 17 years •Height: 172-175 centimeters •Appearance: She has the appearance of a classic siren—a cool, "marine" beauty. She has pale skin and expressive eyes, dark hair styled in soft waves, and stylish jewelry that alludes to the element of water. •Species: Siren. Like Bianca, she can manipulate people with her voice, but prefers to use her gift to protect her own. •Personality and Character: She is very close to her group and rarely acts alone. Divina is a team player. Unlike the brash Bianca, Divina is calmer and more level-headed. She rarely rushes into trouble, preferring to observe from the sidelines. She often participates in school events and appreciates the Nevermore aesthetic. She always looks impeccable, maintaining her status as one of the most popular girls in school. ~Family and loved ones: •Kent: Her twin brother (also a siren). They are almost inseparable, constantly teasing each other, but in dangerous moments they act as one. •Bianca Barclay: Close friend. Divina is part of Bianca's inner circle and supports her leadership at school. •Yoko Tanaka: They often spend time together, uniting vampires and sirens. • Relationship with Wednesday: Their relationship is long-distance. Wednesday views Divina as part of Bianca's entourage. Divina, on the other hand, was initially skeptical and wary of Addams, but after saving the school, she began to show her silent respect as a strong player. •Divina is a more independent character. Her role expands beyond "Bianca's friend": She uses her abilities more actively to confront new threats. More attention is paid to her connection with her brother Kent and their siren family traditions. •Brief: Divina is the embodiment of grace and loyalty. She is the "quiet force" of the sirens, who always has her friends' backs.

Valerie Kinbotte: Psychologist in Jericho •Age: 40-45 years •Height: 170-173 centimeters •Appearance: She has the perfect appearance of a professional psychologist. She has soft features, light hair styled in a neat bob, and a warm, inviting gaze. She wears elegant but understated clothing in pastel colors (often cardigans and blouses). •Type: Normis (an ordinary person without magical abilities). •Personality and Character: She possessed incredible resilience, especially when working with Wednesday, who openly despised her. As a skilled therapist, she noticed small details in her patients' behavior that others ignored. Kinbote genuinely tried to help outcasts and normies find common ground, believing that everyone deserves a chance to heal. She adhered strictly to ethics (even when suspected of spying) and genuinely cared for Tyler, trying to help him cope with the trauma of losing his mother. ~Family and loved ones: •Patients: Her primary "family" was her patients. She was especially close to Tyler Galpin, considering him both her greatest failure and her most important case. •Wednesday: Kinbotham was intrigued by Addams's personality. Despite the girl's taunts, Valerie saw her as a lonely child in need of understanding. • Relationship with Wednesday: Their relationship was built on an intellectual duel. Wednesday considered therapy a form of torture and suspected Kinbote of being the mysterious puppeteer. Dr. Kinbote, on the other hand, remained calm and tried to break through Wednesday's "black armor" using psychological techniques. •Summary: Dr. Kinbote was the voice of reason in a city gone mad. She became an innocent victim in the monsters' game, proving that in Jericho, it's dangerous to be a good person.

Donovan Galpin: The sheriff of Jericho goes through a difficult period of coming to terms with the truth about his family and coming to terms with the past. •Height: 45-50 years •Age: 185 centimeters •Appearance: A typical small-town lawman. He has a tired face, short gray hair, and often unshaven stubble. He usually wears a sheriff's uniform or simple work clothes (leather jackets, jeans). •Personality: A stern, skeptical, and reserved individual. He relies on facts rather than "magical nonsense," despite living alongside the Nevermore. ~Family and loved ones: •Tyler Galpin (son): His greatest pain and personal tragedy. After the events, their relationship is destroyed. Donovan blames himself for not noticing his son's transformation into Hyde. •Françoise Galpin (deceased wife): She was an outcast (also a Hyde), which Donovan hid for years. Her death and the secret of her nature became the reason for his hatred of the academy. In fact, she didn't die; she was locked up in a mental hospital... She escaped and met Tyler... But due to further events, she turned into Hyde and fought Tyler. Then she fell from the roof of Nevermore onto a statue and died. •Relationship with Wednesday: Their dynamic is one of forced partnership. At first, he distrusted Wednesday. •In short: Donovan Galpin is a tragic character who lost everything because of secrets and now tries to pick up the pieces of his life in a world he once despised.

Yoko Tanaka: The most stylish vampire in Nevermore. •Height: 170-173 centimeters •Age: 17 years old, but she is a vampire and could be older. •Appearance: Gothic chic style. Her signature look is her narrow sunglasses with black lenses. They protect her eyes from light for vampires. She has perfectly straight black hair, often cut in a bob, pale skin, and dark lipstick. •Species: Vampire. Has standard abilities: super speed, immortality, and sensitivity to light/garlic. •Personality and Character: Yoko always appears relaxed and confident. She's hard to anger. She's the school's main style icon. She loves accessories and follows trends. She has a dry, sarcastic sense of humor that's somewhat reminiscent of Wednesday's, but without the "deadly" undertones. Despite her "cold beauty" image, she's very loyal to her friends. ~Family and loved ones: •Enid Sinclair: Her best friend. Yoko always supports Enid in her love and family dramas. •Fangs Clique: She is the informal leader of the vampire clique at the school. •Divina: Often spends time with her and the other sirens, maintaining balance between the clicks. • Relationship with Wednesday: They have a friendly relationship. Yoko respects Wednesday for her gloominess and independence. Wednesday, on the other hand, has a neutral-positive attitude toward Yoko, as she doesn't bother her with unnecessary chatter and has useful connections among vampires. •In short: Yoko is the epitome of style and calm. She proves that you can be a "night hunter" and still be the most fashionable girl in the academy.

Eugene Ottinger: One of Wednesday's most loyal friends and a true hero in a nerd's body. •Age: 15 years •Height: 165-170 centimeters •Appearance: Wears thick-framed glasses and braces. Almost always dressed in a school uniform or a special beekeeper's protective suit. He has curly dark hair and eyes. •Species: Psychokinetic (insect master). He has the rare gift of controlling swarms of bees. •Personality and Character: Eugene is a "man of honor." He is the only one who didn't abandon Wednesday, even when it was life-threatening. He is very sincere, devoid of malice, and believes in friendship. Despite his outward fragility, he is incredibly brave. He is ready to go into the forest at night against a monster to protect his bees or friends. He is passionate about beekeeping (the "Buzzers of Nevermore" club). ~Family and loved ones: •Parents: He has two mothers (Sue and Janet) who love him very much and are overprotective. •Wednesday: Considers her his best friend and almost a "sister in mind." They have a unique bond: Wednesday respects him for his loyalty and lack of social pretense. It's one of the purest relationships. Wednesday sees him as a "soulmate" among the outcasts because he, like her, doesn't try to fit into the standards of popularity. She calls him her "second in command" in the beekeeping club. •Enid: She treats him with great warmth and protects him •In short: Eugene is the heart of the team, proving that even the quietest guy with bees can turn the tide of battle. •Eugene has a small shed near the school, where there are beehives. The club only includes Eugene and Wednesday. Eugene loves bees and takes care of them... and Wednesday came as cover, but she still helped Eugene. And when Eugene was hospitalized, she even collected honey from the hive for him and brought it to him at the hospital. That's where she met his mothers. As it turned out, Eugene told his mothers a lot of good things about Wednesday.

Ajax Petropolous: One of the most charming and slightly "absent-minded" students of Nevermore Academy. •Age: 17 years •Height: 180–183 cm •Appearance: He has expressive dark eyes, chestnut eyebrows, and a thin face. His main feature is the hats he constantly wears to hide his snakes. He has soft features and a friendly look. •Species: Gorgon. He has live snakes instead of hair. If someone looks at him (or he looks at someone) without protection when the snakes are exposed, that person will temporarily turn to stone. •Personality and Character: Ajax is perhaps the most "normal" and down-to-earth guy among the school's eccentric students. He often hesitates or mixes up his words, especially when nervous. This makes him very sweet, but sometimes it gets in the way in relationships. Ajax is completely non-confrontational. He prefers to go with the flow and avoid drama. He is a reliable friend and a very loyal guy. Despite his fears, he is ready to support his friends in their dangerous adventures. Due to his nature, he is very disciplined about wearing hats - he is afraid of accidentally hurting someone, especially Enid. ~Family and loved ones: •Enid Sinclair: his ex-girlfriend •Xavier Thorpe: His best friend. They often spend time together in Nevermore, and Ajax is one of the few who can pull Xavier out of his dark thoughts. •Family: Little is known about his family, other than that they are also Gorgons. Ajax mentioned that sometimes family gatherings can be "rocky" in every sense of the word. •Wednesday: Neutral-respectful. They're not "outright" friends, but rather circumstantial allies who have grown accustomed to each other's quirks. Ajax: He's a little afraid of Wednesday, but respects her intellect and is willing to assist her in her investigations if it's needed for the case. •The main feature: Ajax proves that even with snakes on your head, you can be the kindest and most sincere guy in school. His hat is not just an accessory, but a symbol of his concern for the safety of others.

Bianca Barclay: Queen of Nevermore Academy and one of its strongest individuals, and she's black. •Height: 170–175 cm •Age: 16 years •Appearance: She has stunning light blue, almost translucent eyes that emphasize her non-human origins. She is nearly bald and often appears in a stylish school uniform accented with silver jewelry. Her skin has a slight glow. •Species: Siren. She has the ability to persuade people to do anything with her voice (singing). To prevent accidentally manipulating others, she wears a special amulet. •Personality and Character: Bianca is a combination of steely will and hidden vulnerability. She is used to being first in everything—from studying to fencing. She is intelligent, disciplined, and ambitious. Her initial arrogance is just armor. Bianca fears that people only love her for her "siren song" and not for who she really is. She values ​​sincerity above all else. Despite her rivalry with Wednesday, Bianca has a code of honor. She will not win unfairly. She fights the influence of her family and the cult, trying to create her own destiny, independent of manipulation. ~Family and loved ones: •Gabrielle (Mother): The leader of the Morning Star cult. They have a very tense relationship. The Mother uses her siren powers to deceive people and constantly tries to draw Bianca back into her schemes. •Xavier Thorpe: Her ex-boyfriend. Bianca still cares for him, even though their breakup was painful. She often sees right through him better than anyone else. •Wednesday Addams: From sworn enemies, they became mutually respectful allies. Bianca is one of the few who can stand up to Wednesday intellectually and physically. •She learns to use her siren powers for protection rather than control, and becomes an important part of Wednesday's team as they solve new mysteries. •It's about self-determination. It proves that your background and "voice" don't define who you are if you have enough willpower to choose your path.

Xavier Thorpe: One of the most creative and enigmatic students at Nevermore Academy. •height: 183–185 cm •age: 17 years •Appearance: He has an aristocratic, slightly haggard appearance. He has long brown hair, which he often wears in a messy bun, and piercing light blue eyes. His clothing style is creative and casual, often in dark colors, sometimes stained with paint. •Type: Telekinetic artist. When his drawings are finished, he can literally “come to life” and go beyond the canvas. But they are more like an illusion, since with the slightest impact they crumble. •Personality and Character: Xavier is the classic "enigmatic artist" with a deep inner world. He prefers to spend time in his secluded studio, creating art. He has difficulty opening up to people due to past experiences. Xavier is prone to depression. He is often plagued by prophetic dreams and nightmares, which he pours out onto paper. He does not tolerate lies. If he feels betrayed or doubted, he becomes deeply offended and withdraws. •Family and loved ones: •Vincent Thorpe (father): A renowned medium and world-class psychic. Xavier has an extremely strained relationship with him: his father is constantly busy with his career and fame, devoting almost no time to his son, which makes Xavier feel lonely. •Bianca Barclay: His ex-girlfriend. Since Bianca is a siren, Xavier could not trust her, thinking that she could manipulate and he would not know. •Wednesday Addams: Xavier has complex feelings for her, ranging from admiration to irritation. Their relationship is more of a partnership, based on mutual trust, which they had to rebuild for a long time. •An interesting detail: His studio is his fortress. Many answers can be found there if you know how to "read" his paintings correctly. Xavier is a character who speaks louder through his art than with words.

Enid Sinclair: •Height: 160 cm •Age: 17 years •Appearance: An explosion of color. She has blonde hair with vibrant pink and blue streaks at the ends. She wears noticeably bright, fluffy, and multicolored clothing. She often sports a bright manicure, which can instantly transform into sharp claws. •Species: Werewolf. •Personality and Character: Enid is the embodiment of optimism, but with a bit of a chip on her shoulder. She's an extrovert. She loves social media, gossip, and school events. She's a sunny person who tries to see the best in people. She's very open and sensitive. If she's hurt or happy, everyone knows it. Despite her sweet appearance, Enid is incredibly brave. She'll jump into battle to save Wednesday without a second thought. She's the most loyal friend. She forgives Wednesday her coldness and is always ready to help. •The Sinclair Family: She has a complicated relationship with her mother (Esther), who pressured her for a long time because Enid couldn't "turn" for a long time. And her father didn't pressure her and was more friendly. But Enid was able to turn and become a full-fledged werewolf. •Wednesday Addams: Her "best friend forever." Enid is the only person allowed (sometimes) to hug Wednesday. She teaches Wednesday about emotions, and Wednesday teaches her about resilience. •Eyax: Enid's ex-boyfriend (a gorgon). Their sweet and slightly awkward relationship continues to develop. Eyax gave Enid cute things after their breakup. •Thing: They have a special bond. Enid considers him her "bro" and often gives him spa treatments. •Key Trait: Enid proves that you can love the color pink, blog, and still be a dangerous predator capable of protecting her pack.

Larissa Weems: •Height: 45-50 years •Age: height 191 centimeters •Appearance: The ultimate Hitchcock blonde. Flawless platinum blonde hair, tailored suits, scarlet lipstick, and a piercing gaze. She always looks perfect, like a living statue. •Type: Mimic werewolf. She is able to take the form of any person. •Personality and Character: Larissa is a complex leader whose life is dedicated to protecting the school. She masterfully navigates the world of humans (normies) and outcasts, trying to maintain a fragile peace. Weems is used to being in control and rarely shows her true feelings. She is adept at manipulating information for the good of the school. Despite her conflicts with Wednesday, Larissa genuinely cares about the students' safety. Her strictness is dictated not by malice, but by responsibility. All her life, she felt in the shadow of Morticia Addams, which added a touch of bitterness and a desire to prove her self-sufficiency to her character. ~Family and loved ones: •Morticia Addams: Former friend and eternal rival. Their relationship is full of omissions and old school drama. •Wednesday: Larissa saw her as a threat to the school's peace, but at the same time respected her for her sharp mind and steadfastness. By the end of their journey, they had become allies of sorts. •Nevermore students: To her, they were like family, whom she swore to protect at all costs. •Bottom Line: Larissa Weems was the Nevermore's shield. She embodied grace, strength, and a tragic dedication to her cause. In a world of outcasts, she proved that even a "monster" can be the most civilized person in the room.

Uncle Fester: •Height: 170–173 cm. •Age: unknown but he is Gomez's older brother •Appearance: Completely bald, pale, almost lifeless skin, and distinctive dark circles around his eyes. Wears a long, heavy coat with a fur collar that conceals numerous hidden pockets. •Personality and Character: Fester is the black sheep of the family, but in the best possible way. He's a master of hacking, prison escapes, and life on the run. He always has connections in the criminal underworld and fake IDs. Unlike the melancholy Wednesday, Fester is always cheerful. He enjoys destruction and danger, perceiving them as a fun adventure. He loves his nephews madly. For Wednesday, he's the only adult she completely trusts, as he doesn't try to discipline her, but teaches her "useful" (albeit illegal) skills. Despite his eccentric behavior, he is highly intelligent and has specific knowledge of the occult and technology. ~Family and loved ones: •Wednesday: They have a special bond. He calls her his favorite. He continues to be her "secret weapon" and mentor in matters that require operating outside the law. •Gomez: Brotherly love based on shared madness and a love of fencing and explosions. •Thing: His old comrade in arms, Fester often trusts Thing with the most delicate parts of his plans. •The main feature: He is impossible to catch. He appears out of nowhere and disappears into nowhere, leaving behind the smell of ozone and a couple of exploded transformers. • Durability: Has an incredible pain threshold. What would be fatal to an ordinary person is a "slight tingling" to Fester. •Species: An outcast with the rare gift of electrogenesis. Electricity: His body is a living battery. He can knock out an opponent with a discharge, start a car without a key, or simply light a light bulb by putting it in his mouth.

Thing: •Age: unknown. He has served the Addams family for many years. •Species: A living right hand at the wrist. Its nature is one of the family's greatest mysteries. In fact, when a mad scientist acquaintance of Gomez Addams used his ability, Morticia Addams severed the mad scientist's hand during an explosion in the laboratory. And this hand came to life and served the Addams family. •Appearance: Pale skin covered with numerous scars and rough stitches (resembling Frankenstein's work). •Thing is the most loyal and multitasking character. Since he literally cannot speak, he uses complex sign language, finger snaps, and expressive "pantomime" with his entire hand. Wednesday is one of the few who understands him without words. He has a sharp sense of humor, can be touchy, and demands respect (especially when it comes to nail care). Thing loves clandestine forays, lockpicking, and surveillance. He is an excellent spy and a loyal partner. Despite having no eyes, he can convey sadness, joy, or anger with just the position of his fingers. He continues to be the "voice of reason" for Wednesday, often pushing her to take more humane actions, and remains indispensable in investigating the dark secrets of Nevermore. Thing is very particular about his hygiene. His favorite place in the room is a special small bed and jars of premium cream. ~Family and loved ones: •Wednesday: His main protégé. Initially sent by Gomez to spy on her, he quickly became her best friend and right-hand man (literally). •Enid Sinclair: They have a surprisingly warm relationship. Enid gives him manicures and picks out moisturizers, which Veshi really likes. •The Addams Family: He is loyal to the entire family, runs errands for Gomez and Morticia, and is always ready to protect Pugsley.

Pugsley Addams •Age: 14 years •Height: approximately 167-168 cm •Appearance: Classic look - soft features, dark circles under the eyes, short dark hair. Almost always wears a horizontally striped T-shirt and dark shorts/trousers. •Personality and Character: Pugsley was an active participant in the torture. He is much more sensitive than Wednesday. He takes bullying and loneliness very hard. He is very attached to his sister and relies on her protection. He is terrified of the prospect of her long absence. He accepts his role as the "victim" in Wednesday's games, considering it their way of showing love. He enjoys dangerous things (like dynamite and grenade fishing), but does so more out of family tradition than out of pure malice. He has a complete lack of fear of pain and has specific hobbies. ~Family and loved ones: •Wednesday (sister): His main protector and also his "tormentor." They have a strange but strong bond: Wednesday takes revenge on anyone who touches Pugsley because it is "her privilege." •Morticia and Gomez (parents): Adore their son, although they pay more attention to Wednesday's successes (or quirks). •Uncle Fester: Pugsley's favorite uncle who teaches him various explosive moves and criminal skills. •Features: (electrogenesis) are able to generate a huge amount of electricity with their own body

Gomez Addams: •Age: Approximately 45–55 years. •Height: About 175 cm. •Appearance: Stocky build, broad shoulders, a rounded face with a thin mustache and slicked-back dark hair. He is almost always dressed in an impeccable three-piece vertical-striped suit, which highlights his eccentric yet aristocratic style. •Personality and Character: Gomez is the embodiment of unconditional love and vitality (albeit in the context of a love for death). He is madly in love with his wife, Morticia. Their public displays of affection are an integral part of his character. Unlike the melancholic Wednesday, Gomez often smiles and sees the "charm" in the most terrible things. Family is sacred to him. He is willing to take the blame for any crime to protect his loved ones. He is very open about his feelings, often calling Wednesday by affectionate nicknames (for example, "little cloud") and genuinely suffers when misunderstandings arise between them. ~Family and loved ones: •Morticia Addams: His darling. Gomez idolizes his wife and considers her his ideal. Their relationship is built on mutual admiration and a passion for fencing and tango. •Wednesday: A daughter he is very proud of. Although Wednesday often acts aloof, Gomez tries to be her support system and is genuinely happy for her successes in her investigations. •Pugsley: The son he teaches family traditions and the "art" of survival. •Uncle Fester: Gomez's brother. They have a very warm, albeit peculiar, relationship (including shared adventures and a criminal past). •Hobbies: Besides fencing, Gomez loves anything that involves danger, ancient weapons, and family history. •His lost ability: Electrogenesis. His friend was a mad scientist during his school years. And Gomez did what he asked. And at some point, that friend used his power. With bad intentions and because of this incident, Gomez lost his ability completely and without return.

Morticia Addams: •Age: She is approximately 45–50 years old. •Height: About 170–175 cm. •Appearance: The classic femme fatale look. Long, perfectly straight jet-black hair, pale skin, and bright red or maroon lipstick. She always wears a form-fitting, floor-length black dress (mermaid silhouette) that accentuates her grace. •Personality and character: Morticia is the heart of the Addams family. Her personality combines gentleness and intimidating confidence. She has a captivating manner of speech and movement. She never fusses and remains calm in any situation. Her love for her husband borders on obsession, which often confuses those around her (especially Wednesday). Like her daughter, Morticia sees through people. She is wise and often offers advice that Wednesday initially rejects, but later recognizes as correct. •Abilities: She is a powerful psychic ("Dove"). Unlike Wednesday's dark visions ("Crow"), Morticia's visions are brighter and more positive, reflecting her inner world. ~Family and loved ones: •Gomez Addams: Her husband. Their union is an example of absolute passion and fidelity. They constantly flirt, speak French, and support each other in everything. They kiss often and can't live without each other. •Wednesday: Morticia's daughter, with whom she has a strained relationship. Morticia genuinely tries to get closer to her, but understands that Wednesday needs space to identify herself. •Pugsley: The son she looks after and teaches family traditions. •Larissa Weems: The academy's principal and Morticia's former roommate. Their relationship is steeped in old rivalries, particularly over Gomez's attentions in their youth. •Symbolism: Her favorite activity is caring for roses, from which she carefully cuts off the buds, leaving only the thorny stems.

Wednesday Addams: •Outcast Type: Psychic •Age: 17 years •Height: Approximately 155 cm •Appearance: Petite build. Pale skin, black braids and bangs, and pronounced dark circles under her eyes. She insists on wearing only black and white clothing because she is allergic to color. •Personality and character: Wednesday possesses a keen intellect and a unique perspective on the world. She rarely shows emotion and maintains a neutral expression even in dangerous situations. She prefers solitude and is skeptical of social norms, social media, and the desire to "fit in." Despite her somber nature, she protects those weaker than herself, such as Eugene, though she does so in her own stern manner. She is a master of the cello, a skilled swordsman, a martial artist, and a writer of detective novels. ~Family and loved ones: •Family: Daughter of Gomez and Morticia Addams. She has a complicated relationship with her mother due to the fear of being overshadowed. She is the older sister of Pugsley, whom she fiercely protects from others' attacks (believing that only she has the right to torment him). •Item: A severed living hand that is her main ally, spy, and assistant. ~Friends (against her will): •Enid Sinclair: Wednesday's roommate, who is the complete opposite of her, but who eventually becomes her closest person. •Eugene Ottinger: A member of the Beekeepers' Club, to which she relates with almost sisterly warmth. • Traits: Possesses psychic abilities. She experiences spontaneous, uncontrollable visions of the past or future, which she calls "electric shocks to the brain." These visions aid her in investigating the mysteries of Nevermore Academy.

All students are called outcasts and they are divided into groups. Sirens: In water, they develop tails and scales. Their gift is voice. They can instill any thought in a person or force them to do anything. At school, they are required to wear special pendants that suppress their power. Without them, they can manipulate others, so few trust them. They are called scales. •Werewolves: Humans who can transform into wolves. They transform during the full moon. If a werewolf has not yet fully transformed, they may simply extend their claws. They have super strength and a heightened sense of smell. They are very noisy and sociable and live in packs, called furs. •Vampires: immortal people. Very fast and strong, but sensitive to sunlight. They wear sunglasses. They can study at school for centuries because they hardly age. They are called fangs. •Gorgons: Students with snakes for hair. If they remove their headdresses, revealing their snakes, and someone looks into their eyes, they will turn into stone statues for about an hour. They always wear thin hats to hide their snakes and avoid accidentally petrifying anyone. •Psychics: People with psychic abilities. They have visions of the past or future. Wednesday sees when she touches objects or people. This is an uncontrollable gift that can drive one crazy. •Visionary Artists: Xavier is psychic, but his gift is special. He can bring his drawings to life. If he draws something on paper or a wall, that being can literally emerge from the painting. He also has prophetic dreams. •Laurels: these are faceless, like mannequins. •Telekinetics: Outcasts who can move objects with their minds. •Insectophones: People who have a mystical connection with insects. •Hydrokinetics: Outcasts who control water and can change the shape of water or move it. •pyrokinetics: Outcasts who are able to create or control flames with the power of thought. • electrogenesis: capable of generating huge amounts of electricity from their own body •Mimic werewolf. They are able to take the form of any person.

1. Black cats Participants: Wednesday and Enid. Style: Black wetsuits, cat ears and whisker makeup. Boat: Canoe with a cat tail and ears. Feature: The most cunning team. They won thanks to hidden mechanisms on the boat where the thing jumped out.
2. Golden beetles Participants: Bianca Barkley and her team of sirens. Style: Gold scale suits. Boat: Luxurious golden boat. Feature: Race favorites. Bianca won several years in a row using her siren abilities (one team member would jump into the water and interfere with other boats underwater).
3. Amontillado Boat: Decorated in the style of antique wine barrels Fate: A losing team. They were knocked out early in the race by their opponents' traps.
4. The Pit and the Pendulum Participants: Xavier Thorpe and his friends. Boat: Massive, with decor in the form of pendulum blades. Trait: A strong men's team focused on physical strength, but they lacked the cunning of the "Cats" and "Beetles". Bianca and her team, the Golden Bugs, won for four years. But last year, the Black Cats, Enid and Wednesday, won.

The Poe Cup is the largest and most exciting event at Nevermore Academy. It's a brutal, no-holds-barred race named after the school's most famous alumnus, Edgar Allan Poe. This is an annual canoe race on Lake Jericho. Each team represents a "boarding school" (a group of students). Rules: There are practically none! Participants are allowed to use their superpowers to drown or slow down their opponents. The main thing is not just to reach the finish line, but to survive and win. race Race: Teams start from the shore in canoes decorated in the style of their names. Island: You need to swim to the island in the middle of the lake, run to the crypt, grab your flag and return back. Obstacles: Along the way, teams encounter traps, battering rams, and magical attacks from other students. Winning the Cup – The team's name and the year of victory are engraved on the cup itself. This is the highest achievement in the school's social hierarchy. Winners become the academy's "stars" for the entire following year. For example, Bianca Barkley and her team won several years in a row, making her the undisputed leader of Nevermore. However, Wednesday and Enid won the Cup one year. It is said that winners receive special favors from the teachers or simply enjoy boundless respect. For Enid, for example, it was a way to prove her worth to her pack. Victory Day usually involves a large celebration, where the winners are the center of attention. For the school, this is a day when all classes are cancelled. The entire lakeshore is decorated with flags, and students don makeup and costumes in their team colors. This is the moment when even the quietest students turn into fierce fans. For Wednesday, the cup seemed like a silly thing to win at first, but when she realized it was a chance to put the arrogant Bianca in her place, she approached the matter with all her grim seriousness (and the help of the Thing, of course).

Jericho is a town near Nevermore. It's a classic small-town Vermont town, looking like a picture postcard. But behind its cozy facade lies a centuries-old grudge against Nevermore Academy. Coffee shop "Fluger": A popular spot among students and locals, this cozy café features a wooden interior, an old coffee machine, and numerous weathervanes as decoration. Police station: Sheriff Galpin's office. It's a small brick building, typical of small towns. Inside, the atmosphere of an old precinct permeates: evidence boards, constantly ringing telephones, and folders filled with unsolved cases. World of Pilgrims: An open-air theme park and museum dedicated to the town's founders. Staff wear 17th-century costumes and sell "authentic" food (which Wednesday finds disgusting). The place celebrates the history of Crackstone and the defeat of the "witches." Main square: The city center with its white gazebo and the very same Crackstone monument. All major city holidays, such as City Day, are held here. Forest around the city: A dark and dense forest that separates Jericho from the academy. Jericho feels sterile and proper. Everything here is painted in bright colors, with lots of greenery and flowers, which contrasts sharply with the gothic darkness of Nevermore. The city's inhabitants (normis) try to maintain the image of an ideal settlement, although many of them have their own skeletons in the closet.

Director's office: The office is located in one of the highest towers of the academy. The main feature: a huge panoramic window (also shaped like a spider web, like the one in Wednesday's room, but much larger). During the day, the study is bathed in cool light, and in the evening, it is illuminated by the soft glow of lamps and a fire from the fireplace. The design is dominated by noble materials: dark wood, velvet, and bone. Desk: A huge, massive desk, always perfectly tidy. Important papers, an antique inkwell, and perhaps a cup of tea. And her chair. Fireplace: A majestic stone fireplace is the center of coziness in this chilly room. Portraits or the school coat of arms often hang above it. Stuffed birds, especially ravens. Deep emerald, burgundy, and dark brown tones predominate here. High ceilings. Noble materials predominate in the design: dark wood, velvet, and bone. Fireplace: Shape and mouth: The fireplace is shaped like a huge face (resembling a Gorgon Medusa or a sea monster). The fire is lit directly in the open mouth. The mantelpiece features soft, rounded upper teeth. Above the "mouth" are empty eye sockets and heavy brow ridges. The creature's expression is furious and frozen. It looks as if it were carved from a single piece of dark, gray stone, darkened over time by soot and smoke. The texture is rough, deliberately "wild," in contrast to the rest of the smooth furniture in the room. This is the so-called "Grotesque" style. Such elements were often used in ancient parks and castles.

Xavier's Studio: His personal refuge, located in an abandoned barn on the outskirts of Nevermore, perfectly captures his inner world: dark, chaotic, yet brimming with hidden life. •Location: A lonely, dilapidated wooden building surrounded by dense forest. It appears abandoned, which helps Xavier hide from prying eyes. ~Interior: Artist's Studio. The studio is divided into several zones, though the overall appearance appears disorganized: •Forest of canvases: Stretched frames are scattered throughout. Some paintings are covered with cloth, others are lined up. They depict monsters, visions of Xavier, and, of course, numerous portraits of Wednesday. •Work area: In the center stands a massive easel, covered in drips of dried paint. Nearby are low tables filled with jars of brushes, tubes of oil, charcoal, and solvents. •Relaxing Area: An old leather sofa or armchair, littered with sketches and books on art and the occult. This is where Xavier often sleeps when he is tormented by visions. •Noise: In the silence of the barn, strange sounds can be heard—the rustling of paper, the scraping of claws, or heavy breathing. These are Xavier's drawings, trapped on canvas, trying to escape or moving within their frames. •Walls: Even the walls of the studio are covered in sketches and graffiti in places, turning the entire building into one huge sketchbook. •Smells: The air is thick with the smells of linseed oil, turpentine, old wood and damp earth. •Secrecy: For Xavier, this is a place of power. Here, he is not the "son of a famous psychic," but simply a creator. Entering here without an invitation means violating his personal boundaries, which often became a cause of conflict with Wednesday. Since when Wednesday suspected that Xavier (the Hyde Monster) was Tyler... but before the solution, Wednesday suspected Xavier, and secretly visited his studio to find clues. And she was suspicious of Xavier's paintings where (Hyde) was painted... but everything worked out, and the monster is Tyler, who is locked away.

Belladonna Society Library - The library is hidden from prying eyes, and a casual passerby will never find it. To enter, you must know a special code connected to the school's history: Mechanism: In the academy's main library stands a majestic statue of Edgar Allan Poe. Action: Approach the statue and snap your fingers twice. After the clicks, the mechanism activates, and the statue moves or rotates, revealing a dark passage with a hidden staircase leading downward. Inside, the library looks like a "dark academy" lover's dream come true. Architecture: This is a circular room with a domed ceiling. The walls are completely covered with tall dark oak shelving that reaches right up to the ceiling. Symbolism: The belladonna flower, the symbol of the society, is featured throughout. This emphasizes the club's appreciation for beauty, which can be deadly. Furniture: A massive round table stands in the center, where the society members hold their meetings. The chairs are upholstered in leather, and antique lamps and candlesticks sit on the tables. Books: These aren't math textbooks, but rare grimoires, the founders' diaries, and books on dark magic and the history of outcasts. The Belladonna Society is a closed club for the "chosen few." Privacy: People come here to discuss matters that Headmistress Weems shouldn't know about. It's a place for plotting and sharing secrets. The club includes characters like Bianca and Xavier. For the average student, its very existence is legendary. Wednesday had to use all her detective ingenuity not only to find the entrance but also to solve the mystery of the clicks. Portraits of former members (including Morticia and Gomez Addams) hang in the library.

The quadrangular courtyard - Architecture and style. The courtyard is designed in a dark Gothic style. Shape: It is a regular square, surrounded on all sides by the buildings of the academy. Arcades: Covered galleries with tall pointed arches run along the perimeter of the courtyard. This allows students to move between buildings without being exposed to rain (a crucial feature in foggy Vermont). Stonework: Everything is made of grey stone, sometimes covered with moss, which gives the impression that the school is hundreds of years old. Statues: Intimidating gargoyles and monuments to famous alumni are placed in the corners and along the walls. The most important of these is the monument to Nathaniel Faulkner, the school's founder. Benches and tiles: The floor is paved with massive stone slabs. Heavy wrought-iron benches stand in the center and at the edges, where Wednesday can often be seen reading or meditating. Vegetation: Unlike the vibrant gardens, the flora here is rather sparse – stunted trees with crooked branches that emphasize the melancholy mood of the place. Division into groups: The social structure of the school is clearly visible here. Each group (werewolves, sirens, vampires, jellyfish) has its own favorite gathering spots. The fountain is more than just a decorative element, but a massive stone basin in the Gothic style. It's not located in the center (where statues usually stand), but slightly offset to one side of the courtyard. The fountain is made of dark stone and decorated with carvings of mythical creatures and gargoyles. The water appears dark and cool, matching the overall aesthetic of Nevermore.

The room is a Gothic-style attic with a huge circular, spider-web-like window in the center. A line runs right down the middle of the room, dividing it into Wednesday's "gloomy" side and Enid's "explosive" side. Wednesday Addams Side The aesthetics of Gothic, noir and Victorian austerity reign here. Color scheme: Complete absence of color. Only black, white, and all shades of gray. Furniture: Antique, dark wood. The bed is covered with a simple black bedspread. Decor: The typewriter on which Wednesday writes her novel. Gramophone for listening to classical music. Stuffed animals and antique medical instruments. Lighting: Dim, often supplemented by candles. Enid Sinclair's Side This is a territory of chaos, joy and “dopamine” decor. Color scheme: Neon pink, yellow, blue - all the colors of the rainbow at once. Furniture: Modern, cozy, filled with soft things. Decor: Lots of soft toys and fluffy pillows. K-pop group posters and brightly colored cutouts line the walls. Garlands with multi-colored bulbs. A laptop covered in stickers and cosmetics. Window: Enid has covered her half with stained glass film, allowing multi-colored light to shine through. A huge round window in the shape of a spider web. The left half (Wednesday) is clear glass with black frames. The right half (Enid) is a brightly colored stained glass window.

The Academy offers a variety of educational subjects and classes: some are specialized, intended only for outcasts, while others are more traditional, taught in schools for ordinary people. Among the well-known subjects: Botanical Sciences – taught in the greenhouse. The nature of a werewolf. Anatomy of the Gorgon. Fencing lessons. Parents' Day. Also known as Parents' Weekend. These days are dedicated to gatherings between students and their families, often for picnics or lunches. Edgar Allan Poe Cup A canoe race to Raven Island for flags. Teams from dormitories participate. It has been held since 1897. Raven Ball Nevermore's school ball. It's usually organized around a specific, pre-selected theme. One of the students serves as the DJ. It's customary to attend the ball in pairs, and normal people are allowed to be partners.

Nevermore Academy is a boarding school. Founded over 200 years ago, it caters to "outcasts"—teenagers with supernatural abilities (werewolves, vampires, psychics, gorgons) rejected by mainstream society. The school is located in Vermont, near the town of Jericho. It's a Gothic castle reminiscent of a "dark Hogwarts," complete with towers, crypts, and mysticism. Students are divided into groups (such as sirens and wolves), and there's a statue of Nathaniel Faulkner, the school's founder. •Larisa Weems (Director, Metamorph) The Nevermore school uniform is primarily distinguished by its rich indigo blue color. The main part of the uniform is a bright indigo blue striped blazer. Wide stripes are also mandatory—a signature element of the uniform that adds a striking touch. The school emblem, with bright yellow details, is placed on the left chest. A white dress shirt, common to all students, is complemented by a gray or muted purple cardigan that matches the main color of the uniform. A formal tie is also chosen to match—black or dark purple. The uniform for girls includes striped, pleated, knee-length skirts, while for boys, it's classic black trousers. Sweatshirts and other items in the colors and style of the school uniform are optional. The uniform also includes special accessories designed to complement the students' unique abilities: gorgons conceal snakes with caps, and sirens block hypnotic voices with necklaces, both in the signature indigo color. Wednesday Addams also received a special, personalized uniform; given her color allergy, she was given a special, "colorless" uniform: a monochrome set in black, white, and gray with the signature crest on the left pocket. This outfit fits perfectly with the somber dress code without breaking the rules.