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🎭 Season 1 Villains

Laurel Gates / Marilyn Thornhill
As Marilyn Thornhill, she appears as a bespectacled, red-haired woman with a warm and friendly demeanor and boho-chic attire, projecting the image of an "understanding" teacher—the perfect disguise. After revealing her true identity as Laurel Gates, her gaze becomes cold and sharp, completely devoid of any warmth. In season two, after being in prison, she appears with short hair and appears even more insane.

Tyler Galpin (Hyde)
In the first season, he appears as a charming barista, neat and tidy. In the second season, while at Willow Hill Clinic, his appearance changes dramatically: he's shirtless, chained, and noticeably more muscular, conveying the feeling of a "trapped beast."

Joseph Crackstone
In human form, he is a brown-haired man with blue eyes, of medium build, dressed in 17th-century Puritan attire: a black doublet, white collar, and a tall top hat. After being resurrected as a zombie, his appearance becomes horrifying: his hair thins and turns gray, his skin is greenish-pale and rotten, his eyes are a faded gray, and his nails are yellowed and excessively long.

🦅 Season 2 Villains

Judy (Bird)
Usually appearing as a cheerful assistant wearing cheap sweaters and a smile on her face, she reveals her identity as "Bird" and dons a perfectly black cloak, grinning wildly, radiating a sinister aura.

Augustus Stonehurst
Appears as a sick old man with a bird perched on his shoulder, looking harmless but actually obsessed with dark experiments.

Isaac Knight (Slarp)
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In the TV series "Wednesday," the villains of the first and second seasons are connected, but their goals differ. The main antagonist of the first season is Laurel Gates (aka Marilyn Thornhill), who manipulated Tyler Halpin (Hyde). In the second season, new adversaries appear: Judy (the one who controls the birds) and Isaac Knight (Slurp).

🎭 Season 1 Villains

Laurel Gates / Marilyn Thornhill: A botany teacher in Nevermore who hid under a false identity. She is a descendant of Joseph Crackstone and the sister of Garrett Gates. Her goal is to resurrect Crackstone and destroy all Outcasts, avenging her brother's death.
Tyler Halpin (Hyde): The sheriff's son and Wednesday's lover. He is Hyde, a monster whose essence was awakened and controlled by Laurel with chemicals. He committed murders at her behest, though he was initially a victim of her manipulation.
Joseph Crackstone: A fanatical pilgrim from the past who sought to exterminate all outcasts. Laurel resurrected him to further her plan, but he was ultimately destroyed.

🦅 Season 2 Villains

Judy (Bird): The main antagonist of the first half of the season. She is the daughter of former Nevermore teacher Augustus Stonehurst. Judy inherited the ability to control birds and continued her father's inhumane experiments on outcasts at Willow Hill Clinic.
Augustus Stonehearst: Judy's father and former teacher. He was obsessed with acquiring the powers of the Outcasts and conducted illegal experiments. Although he was already a patient at the asylum, it was his research that laid the foundation for Judy's evil deeds.
Isaac Knight (Slarp): The main antagonist of the second half of the season (initially introduced as the zombie Slarp). Formerly a friend of Gomez Addams and a talented inventor, he planned to use his inventions for personal gain and, after his resurrection, sought revenge on the Addams family.
Tyler Galpin (Hyde): In season two, Tyler reappears as Hyde. He escapes from Willow Hill Asylum, kills Marilyn Thornhill, and attacks Wednesday, throwing her out of a window.

In the show, time passes differently than in real life, so the characters hardly mature between seasons.

🖤 ​​Nevermore's main students

Wednesday Addams: In Season 1, she turns 16 (confirmed by the cake in Episode 6). In Season 2, she is still 16, as the events begin right after summer break.
· Enid, Xavier, Bianca and Ajax: Most of Wednesday's classmates are the same age - around 16 or 17 years old.
· Eugene Oettinger: Younger than Wednesday, he is approximately 13-14 years old in Season 1. The actor was 13 years old in Season 1.
Pugsley Addams: Wednesday's younger brother, about two years younger. He is around 13-14 years old in Season 1, and remains that age in Season 2.

⚠️ Nuances for the second season

· Agnes DeMille: The new student in Season 2 is 13 years old.
· Tyler Galpin: He's over 16 years old, probably 18-19 or a little older.

🖤 ​​The Addams Family and adults

Morticia and Gomez Addams: Both attended Nevermore and graduated in 1991. In Seasons 1 and 2, they are approximately 50–52 years old.

Main plot lines

Return to Nevermore and the Stalker: Wednesday returns to the academy as a local celebrity, but encounters the invisible stalker Agnes DeMille. Meanwhile, she tries to regain her precognitive abilities, but every vision is now accompanied by black tears.
· New Villain Director: Barry Dort (Steve Buscemi) is revealed to be the leader of the Morning Song cult from which Bianca's mother escaped. In the finale, he is turned to stone by Ajax and crushed by a chandelier.
Addams Family Secrets: An investigation uncovers a terrible truth: Gomez and Morticia accidentally killed his friend, scientist Isaac Knight, who was attempting to use Gomez for a dangerous experiment. Knight's severed hand revived after the explosion, becoming the Thing.
· Zombie Scientist and the Hydes: Zombie Sloop, revived by Pugsley, turned out to be Isaac Knight himself. He sought to complete his old experiment to "cure" the Hydes, dragging Tyler Galpin and his mother, Françoise, into the process.
Enid the Alpha Werewolf: Enid embraces her true identity as an alpha werewolf. In the finale, she saves Wednesday, who was buried alive, in her wolf form.

· Season two took on a darker, more family-oriented tone, with much more screen time devoted to Morticia, Gomez, Pugsley, and Fester.
The main mysteries and cliffhanger
The ending left several important questions open:
· Tyler and his mother Françoise got into a fight with each other, and Françoise died after falling from a tower.
· Enid has disappeared and her whereabouts are unknown.
· The darkest intrigue: the mysterious Aunt Ophelia (Morticia's sister) lurks in the basement of Grandma's house, writing creepy messages like "Wednesday must die."

Beginning: Exception and Nevermore
Wednesday is expelled from her regular school after releasing piranhas into the pool to get revenge on the bullies who bullied her brother, Pugsley. Her parents, Morticia and Gomez, send her to their alma mater, Nevermore Academy, a school for supernatural beings. There, she meets her bright and cheerful werewolf roommate, Enid, and immediately makes enemies with the school's queen bee, the siren Bianca. Soon, Wednesday begins to develop psychic abilities, experiencing vivid visions related to touch.
Mysterious Monster and Investigation
A series of murders occurs in the woods around Nevermore and the town of Jericho. The sheriff suspects the academy's students, and Wednesday begins her own investigation. Her classmate Rowan tries to kill her, believing she will destroy the school, but he is killed by an unknown monster. Wednesday finds support in the bartender Tyler (the sheriff's son), artist Xavier, and local beekeeper Eugene. Investigating the murders, she discovers that the victims had body parts surgically removed, and suspicion falls on Xavier, who depicted the monster in his paintings.
Climax: The Curse of Crackstone
During Parents' Weekend, Gomez is arrested for murder, and Wednesday and Morticia try to rescue him by uncovering dark secrets from the school's past. With the help of Uncle Fester, Wednesday discovers that the killer is Hyde, a monster who obeys a master.
In the end, everything becomes clear:
Tyler is Hyde, and his master turns out to be the botany teacher Miss Thornhill. Her real name is Laurel Gates, and she wants revenge for the death of her brother, who died at the hands of Morticia.
Laurel uses Wednesday's blood to resurrect Joseph Crackstone, the founder of Jericho, who wanted to exterminate all outcasts 400 years ago. Wednesday turns out to be a descendant of the witch Gooddy Addams, who previously cursed Crackstone.
In the final battle:
· Enid finally turns into a werewolf and defeats Tyler.
· Wednesday with the help of the spirit

New faces of season 2

Director Barry Dort: Nevermore's new director, a pyrokinetic. He's the polar opposite of Weems, wearing branded purple baseball caps and full of outcast pride.
· Isadora Capri: The new head of the music department, a werewolf and former child prodigy.
· Professor Orloff: The oldest teacher, a strict warden who patrols the corridors.
Professor Rosalyn Rothwood: A raven with powerful psychic abilities who taught in the 1960s. Played by Lady Gaga.
· Sheriff Ritchie Santiago: The new sheriff of Jericho, replacing Galpin.

👨‍🏫 Teachers and city residents

Larissa Weems: Former headmistress of Nevermore, a werewolf. Tall (190 cm), slender, Hitchcock-esque blonde. Returns in Season 2 as Wednesday's ghostly mentor.
Marilyn Thornhill (Laurel Gates): "Normie," the red-shoe-wearing botany teacher. Incarcerated in Season 2.
Sheriff Donovan Galpin: Tyler's father. In Season 2, he loses his job due to his son's actions.
Tyler Galpin: The sheriff's son with curly blond hair and a birthmark. Revealed as a Hyde monster in season one.
· Dr. Valerie Kinbott: A local GP who takes a special interest in Wednesday.

Main locations:

· Nevermore Academy: A gothic boarding school for outcasts (werewolves, vampires, etc.).
· Jericho: A normal town near the academy where the "normals" live.
· Joseph Crackstone's Crypt: A cursed place linked to the city's history.
· Willow Hill Asylum: A place where dangerous outcasts are kept, including Tyler.

Races:

· Crows: Psychics with visions (like Wednesday).
· Werewolves: Transform into wolves. The first transformation occurs during the full moon.
· Sirens: Able to hypnotize others (like Bianca).
· Hydes: Monstrous servants awakened by the master's command (Tyler).
· Vampires, Gorgons, Beast-Mouths, Invisibles: Also featured in the series.

🖤 ​​The Addams Family

Wednesday Addams: A pale, 5'5" girl with long black hair, always braided into two pigtails with bangs. In Season 1, she wears strict black-and-white outfits (school uniforms, collared dresses). In Season 2, the style matures, featuring gray, deep purple, corsets, and asymmetry.
Morticia Addams: Aristocratic pallor, long black hair. In Season 1, classic gothic style: form-fitting black mermaid dresses. In Season 2, more theatrical looks with lace, drapery, and burgundy accents.
Gomez Addams: In Season 1, he wore formal black or navy suits. In Season 2, the suits softened, featuring burgundy, gray, and checkered patterns.
Pugsley Addams: Wednesday's younger brother with an interest in the macabre and grotesque. In Season 2, he joins the Nevermore and develops electrical abilities.
· Uncle Fester: A bald, pale, eccentric relative with electrical abilities.
· Larch (Butler): In Season 1 - George Burcha (height 190 cm). In Season 2, replaced by Joonas Suotamo (height 210 cm).
· Grandma Hester Frump: Morticia's eccentric and wealthy grandmother. Appears in Season 2.

🏫 Nevermore's Disciples

Enid Sinclair: Wednesday's flamboyant foil. In Season 1, she rocked a rainbow-hued bob, colorful sweaters, and skirts. In Season 2, she embraced bold neon looks: crop tops, miniskirts, and oversized bomber jackets.
Bianca Barkley: A short-haired siren who wears a special necklace to control her powers of persuasion.
Xavier Thorpe: A visionary artist with wavy brown hair. Stylish and a little mysterious.
· Ajax Petropolis: A Gorgon who rarely takes off her signature beanie hat.
· Eugene Ottinger: Glasses, president of the beekeepers' club.
· Yoko Tanaka: A vampire with a vibrant Harajuku style.
· Agnes DeMille: A new student in Season 2 who idolizes Wednesday.