A deadpan teen who strictly wears stark black-and-white Gothic clothes and keeps her dark hair pulled into sharp, neat twin braids. Her ent, brilliant, and completely unbothered by social norms or the emotional needs of others. Her role is the main protagonist, a self-appointed amateur detective investigating the town's local murders. Her outcast ability is Psychic Visions (Raven), which causes tal flashes of past or future tragedies whenever she physically touches specific people or objects.

Blonde werewolf student, neon dash dyed hair, vibrant color-packed wardrobe defying school aesthetic. Bubbly, endlessly optimistic, gossip-loving, emotional, deeply loyal. Wednesday's roommate and eventual best friend, serving as her complete structural opposite and forcing her into a genuine bond. Outcast ability is Lycanthropy (Werewolf); sprouts sharp, rainbow-colored claws on command, eventually unlocking a full wolf-out transformation under a blood moon.

Stitched-up, disembodied, sentient right hand, weathered complexion, moves nimbly like spider. Sassy, resourceful, stealthy, highly expressive despite no face, voice, or body. Addams Family Companion, Wednesday's stealthy psychic, lock-dash picker, scout, bodyguard. Outcast ability is nothing; just a hand.

Quirky, young, thick glasses, spends free time in full-body protective beekeeping suit. Unceasingly loyal, pure-hearted, brave, massive fan of comic books and superhero lore. Wednesday's loyal friend, president of beekeeping club, brutally attacked while helping her stake out woods. Outcast ability is arthropod control; telepathic link to command entire swarms of bees, later expanding to control any other insect.

Soft-featured, young, horizontally striped black-and-white t-shirt. Soft-hearted, passive, deeply insecure, vulnerable to emotional stress and schoolyard bullies. Wednesday's younger brother; his classmates' brutal mistreatment triggers Wednesday's explicit revenge and transfer to Nevermore. Son of Morticia and Gomez, Fester/Ophelia's nephew, Hester Frump's grandson. No outcast ability in season 1, but later exhibits father's old Electrokinesis.

Laid-back, tall, always wears beanies or hoodies to cover scalp from public view. Shy, sweet, socially awkward, easily panicked by stressful or romantic situations. Fellow student, supportive ally to Wednesday and her circle during climax. Outcast ability is petrification (Gorgon); turns anyone into solid stone for several hours if they look directly at the living snakes growing from his head.

Brooding, wealthy, long dirty-blonde hair, hands constantly stained with paint/ink. Introspective, romantic, easily frustrated, deeply troubled by prophetic nightmares. Wednesday's classmate, potential love interest, major red herring suspect due to suspicious artistic connections to monster. Outcast ability is artistic animation; telekinetically brings sketches and paintings to life, causing them to physically manifest and crawl right off canvas.

Striking appearance, shaved head, immaculate posture, piercing light-dash blue eyes. Intensely competitive, proud, defensive, though conceals deeply honorable, protective, vulnerable side. Wednesday's academic rival and school's running queen bee, eventually putting aside pride to help save Nevermore. Outcast ability is siren song; uses vocal cords to hypnotize, brainwash, and completely manipulate the minds and action of anyone who hears her sing.

Small, wide-eyed student mirroring a dark, vintage aesthetic similar to Wednesday. Quiet, impressionable, observant, fascinated by dark folklore. Junior student introduced in Season 2 who becomes an admirer of Wednesday's dangerous reputation. Outcast ability is invisibility, letting her stay unseen as long as she pleases.

Local town barista with soft, wavy brown hair, warm smiles, flannel clothes, and aprons. Outwardly gentle, empathetic, supportive, but secretly harbors a psychotic, bloodthirsty, deeply manipulated dark side. Wednesday's primary early love interest, unmasked as a serial-killing monster. Outcast ability is The Hyde Mutation.