Wednesday: Season 2 | Official Trailer | Netflix

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The official trailer for Wednesday: Season 2 opens with the unmistakable icy stare of Wednesday Addams, played by Jenna Ortega, while a voice-over warns that the calm at Nevermore Academy was short-lived. The first flurry of images shows Wednesday back in class, but her routine is shattered when she discovers a series of symbols carved into the school’s walls and a mysterious raven that follows her everywhere. The tone once again blends dark humor with a gothic atmosphere: corridors drenched in purple light, science labs where jars containing creatures float, and the iconic disembodied hand, Thing, still acting as her partner in crime.

In the next clips, Netflix teases the arrival of new faces. A charismatic botany professor with a disquieting smile appears, along with a trio of students who seem to belong to a secret society. At the same time, fan-favorite characters return from the first season: Enid shows firmer control over her wolf transformation, Xavier practices archery in a shadow-shrouded forest, and Tyler emerges from an underground cell, hinting that his role will be pivotal in the unfolding mystery. The music—driven by harpsichord lines and industrial percussion—reinforces the notion that the new threat will be darker and more personal.

Tension rises when Wednesday receives a letter penned in black ink that warns, “The game has only just begun.” The pacing quickens to reveal hand-to-hand confrontations, nocturnal rituals at the base of a massive oak, and the fleeting appearance of Morticia and Gomez, worried about the danger stalking their daughter. A rapid shot shows a map of the catacombs beneath Nevermore, and in another, Wednesday brandishes an ornate dagger as she delivers her now-classic line: “I’d rather embrace chaos than a hug.”

The piece ends with a fade to black and the premiere date—2024—followed by the Netflix logo. The final message urges viewers to “sharpen their ravens” and prepare for a second season that promises more intrigue, biting humor, and a shadowy aesthetic, further cementing Wednesday as one of the platform’s most successful teen hits

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