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This version of [[Wednesday Addams]] is based on the version portrayed by {{w|Christina Ricci|Christina Ricci}} in the 1991 film ''The Addams Family'' and its 1993 sequel ''Addams Family Values''. | This version of [[Wednesday Addams]] is based on the version portrayed by {{w|Christina Ricci|Christina Ricci}} in the 1991 film ''The Addams Family'' and its 1993 sequel ''Addams Family Values''. The boy who had a crush on her is named Joel Glicker. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Latest revision as of 15:22, 17 September 2023
In one universe, a version of Wednesday Addams still lived with her family.
Description
Physical appearance
She resembled a younger version of the Wednesday who attended Nevermore Academy, though her face was different. (PROSE: Wednesday and the Shifter)
Biography
This Wednesday was noted for once burning down a summer camp. (PROSE: Wednesday and the Doctor) She also scared away a boy who had a crush on her by making him believe that her relative Debbie Jellinsky Addams had risen from the dead. Immediately afterwards, she met her counterpart from another universe, who was being taken on a tour of her alternative selves by Jenny Everywhere; the two compared notes about their lives. Wednesday then said she had to return to her family and agreed to keep her encounter with her other self a secret. (PROSE: Wednesday and the Shifter)
Behind the scenes
This version of Wednesday Addams is based on the version portrayed by Christina Ricci in the 1991 film The Addams Family and its 1993 sequel Addams Family Values. The boy who had a crush on her is named Joel Glicker.
External links
| Incarnations of Wednesday Addams |
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| Strange Encounters Wednesday • Young Wednesday • Adult Wednesday • Musical Wednesday |
