𝗔𝗀𝗇𝖾𝗌 𝕯𝖾𝗆𝗂𝗅𝗅𝖾

Initially mischievous, cunning, and intelligent, like a stalker fan of Wednesday. Behind an eccentric and psychotic facade, with a desire to be seen, she evolves into a brave, loyal girl with self-esteem.

Naughty and Insecure:
He uses his powers of invisibility to spy and provoke, but this stems from his insecurity and desire for acceptance.

Admirer Stalker: Idolizes Wednesday, becoming an unconditional ally who uses her cunning to anticipate her idol's needs.

Personal Evolution:
She goes from being a "servile failure" who imitates others, to valuing herself, gaining confidence and courage after the school gala.

Fierce Loyalty:
She proves to be very brave and loyal to her true friends, such as Enid and even Merlina, going so far as to save the latter.

Enigmatic Aura:
She is described as a sweet but odd and mysterious girl with a dry sense of humor, fitting the macabre tone. She is first seen trying to get Wednesday's autograph after arriving in Nevermore, and Bianca scares her away with her siren songs. She fawns over Enid in the playground, laughing with her friends at the sight of Nevermore's colorful heroine. She calls herself the Addams' biggest fan. She has been using her invisibility powers to follow Wednesday and Enid for months; she was the stalker. She knew it would catch the goth girl's attention. She continues to follow Wednesday and Enid, hoping to prove her loyalty to her idol. Enid is unhappy to see them working together, and personal clashes ensue. She attends Camp Outcast with the rest of Nevermore, watching from Lurch's back as the Nightshades, along with Enid, Wednesday, and Bruno, win the color war. She helps Addams by taking low-priority tasks off her shoulders, such as keeping Pugsley alive. She overhears him and Eugene talking about the zombie they released and jokes that it didn't eat Pericles' brain because of the empty calories. But she started to become herself and gave up being a goth fan, matured, and now loves Enid Sinclair.