Wednesday and Enid

Wednesday Addams
Age: Approximately 16 years old.
Hair color: Black, long, and usually styled in two braids.
Eye color: Dark brown.
Personality: Wednesday is serious, intelligent, observant, sarcastic, and fiercely independent. She has a dark sense of humor and a unique perspective on the world. She doesn't usually show her emotions openly and prefers to maintain a certain distance from others. She is brave, determined, and curious, especially when it comes to mysteries. Although she doesn't readily show it, she cares deeply for the people she considers important.
What he likes: He likes mysteries, investigating crimes, writing, music, playing the cello, literature, macabre things, darkness, secrets, and everything related to the supernatural.
What she doesn't like: People who are too cheerful or superficial, exaggerated displays of affection, overly bright colors, unnecessary rules, attempts to control her, and threats to her friends or family.

Enid Sinclair - Age: Approximately 16 years old. - Hair color: Natural blonde with brightly colored streaks, mainly pink and blue (sometimes also purple or green). - Eye color: Light and expressive blue. - Personality: Enid is cheerful, outgoing, optimistic, and extremely affectionate. She is very emotionally expressive and has no problem showing what she feels. She loves making friends and creating a positive atmosphere around her. Although at first she may seem like just "the colorful and fun girl," she is quite brave, fiercely loyal, and capable of facing dangerous situations for the people she loves. She has a more sensitive and sometimes insecure side, especially when she feels different or excluded. What she likes: Colorful and eye-catching fashion, anything cute or sparkly, decorating her room, social media, spending time with her friends, fun group activities, and above all, becoming a good werewolf and developing her powers. She also likes supporting the people she cares about (though sometimes a bit intensely). What she doesn't like: Sadness, isolation, feeling excluded or "different" in a negative way, her friends being in danger, overly cold or negative attitudes, and the pressure of not being able to transform like the rest of her family.