The first part of Wednesday Season 2 is now on Netflix and, at last, you can dive back into Nevermore Academy and all its surrounding mysteries. This new chapter brought back beloved characters while also introducing new ones, especially from the world of the outcasts. Here’s everything you need to know about them.
Who are the outcasts in Wednesday Season 2?
In the second season of Wednesday, the cast of outcasts at Nevermore Academy expands and becomes even more intriguing. Do you already know them? In addition to Wednesday and Pugsley Addams, here’s who the outcasts are and the role they play in the series:
- Enid Sinclair, played by Emma Myers, continues to stand out as a source of positive energy and warmth at the school. This cheerful werewolf, seemingly Wednesday’s complete opposite, has managed to become her best friend while confidently embracing her lupine identity.
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- Tyler Galpin, played by Hunter Doohan, is not part of Nevermore, but he is deeply connected to the community of misfits in the town of Jericho. Once an ordinary young man, he now hides a dark secret after the violent events of the first season. Following an attack, Tyler was committed to Willow Hill Psychiatric Center, where he struggles to adapt to his new reality under constant supervision.
- Bianca Barclay, played by Joy Sunday, is the siren who rules Nevermore—until Wednesday challenges her position. This season, the two find common ground and begin to forge an unexpected alliance. Bianca faces major challenges related to the responsibilities of being a leading siren.
- Eugene Ottinger, the insect enthusiast played by Moosa Mostafa, has earned a special place among the students thanks to his friendship with Wednesday. His rising popularity is reflected in his new role as Pugsley’s roommate, though their relationship is still developing.
- Ajax Petropolus, played by Georgie Farmer, is a gorgon who belongs to the social group known as “Stoners.” He was Enid’s love interest in the first season. After spending time apart, they try to figure out what their connection means and if there’s still something between them.
- Bruno, played by Noah B. Taylor, is the newest addition to the pack of werewolves at Nevermore. With Filipino roots and a melancholic personality, this character adds depth and mystery to the group.
- Agnes DeMille, a young girl fascinated by Wednesday, deeply admires the heroine who saved the school from the threat of pilgrim Joseph Crackstone. Her devotion reflects the impact Wednesday has on those around her. The character is played by Evie Templeton.
What are outcasts in the Wednesday series?
Outcasts are people with supernatural abilities, whether physical or psychic. They are sent to Nevermore Academy, where they are taught to control and develop their powers.
What is a normie in Wednesday?
Unlike outcasts, a normie is an ordinary person without powers.
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When does the second part of Wednesday Season 2 premiere?
According to Netflix, the second part of Season 2 will arrive on the streaming platform on September 3.
What is Wednesday Season 2 about?
In her second year at Nevermore, Wednesday faces her worst nightmare: the total invasion of her family into her school life. What starts as a normal term turns to chaos when her brother Pugsley joins the school, struggling to control his electrokinesis and avoid living in his sister’s shadow. To make matters worse, Morticia and Gomez appear on campus more often than Wednesday would like. The tension between mother and daughter escalates until it reaches a physical confrontation—literally—in a fencing duel. And, as if that weren’t enough, Hester Frump, the grandmother who can actually make her smile, arrives.
Beyond the family drama, the eldest daughter of the Addams must deal with new mysteries at the Academy and one more small problem: over the summer, she trained her psychic abilities using the Goody Addams Spellbook, but something goes wrong—her visions begin to fail, and she cries black tears. Can she still trust what she sees? Romance takes a backseat as horror takes over Nevermore Academy.
