Wednesday Season 2 Finale: Isaac Aldones' Shocking Reunion and the Ultimate Choice of Sing/Enid

Netflix series “Wednesday” Season 2 Part 2 ending reveals multiple truths that viewers never expected all at once. Who was the zombie Slurp actually reincarnated as? What past secrets did Wednesday’s parents hide? And the identity of the person who buried Wednesday alive during the decisive climax—everything connects. The most shocking revelation is the double truth that Thing, Wednesday’s companion, was actually part of Isaac.

Isaac Night’s Revival—The Unveiling of Thing’s True Identity and the Split Personality

The mysterious zombie Slurp, freed from the mental hospital in Part 1, gradually reverts to his original form each time he eats a brain. His true identity is Isaac Night, Gomez’s childhood friend and a student at Nevermore Academy. He designed a machine requiring enormous power to eliminate the parasitic entity Hyde, which had parasitized his sister, Frances. Later, this machine was misused by Stonehart in the LOIS program to steal the abilities of heretics.

When Isaac reappears, he is obsessed with saving his sister Frances. To perform a treatment at Willow Hill, he kidnaps Pugsley to recreate an experiment he once designed. But the biggest secret is that Thing was actually a part of Isaac’s body, separated from him. The tension surrounding Isaac Aldones, played by the entire cast including this character, makes the moment of truth the biggest turning point of the entire season.

Night of Gomez’s Death—The Hidden Taboo Experiment

Through Wednesday’s psychic visions and Morticia’s confessions, what happened during their student days is revealed. When Isaac was convinced he could save his sister in the lab at Ragu Tower, he sought Gomez’s advice. Gomez at that time possessed electrical abilities similar to Pugsley’s.

However, Isaac betrayed his best friend. He judged that a mere spark wasn’t enough; to save his sister’s life, all of Gomez’s life energy was necessary. The grave beneath the skull tree was originally dug by Isaac for Gomez. When Morticia arrived at the lab, she saw Gomez near death. She interrupted the experiment and blew up the lab. The blast killed Isaac and caused Gomez’s heretical abilities to be lost.

Stonehart, a teacher at Nevermore Academy, knew about this event. He had secretly built the lab for Isaac and was able to threaten the family into silence.

Rescuing Pugsley and the Werewolf Inoid—Risks of Irreversible Transformation

Wednesday notices from Isaac’s behavior patterns that he’s attempting the same experiment again with Pugsley. Using information from Eugene, Wednesday and Thing head into the woods to confront Isaac. But when Thing shoots an arrow, Isaac blocks it. Then the truth is revealed—Thing’s name is an anagram of “Night,” and it was actually a part of Isaac’s body that had been separated. Morticia had separated it long ago, causing the machine to go out of control, with a power surge controlling his hand.

When Isaac reconnects Thing to his arm, he regains full telekinetic power. Wednesday throws the skull grave into the ground, and the grave begins to automatically fill in.

Agnes, who has the ability to turn invisible, witnesses everything. She reports to Inoid, and the two rush to the skull tree. But time is running out. Inoid, risking a full transformation into a werewolf under the full moon, declares, “I can’t let her die.” As a wolf, Inoid and Agnes narrowly rescue Wednesday, but this puts her at risk of being hunted and killed by her own pack in the future.

Meanwhile, Isaac begins reconstructing Nevermore’s lab using telekinesis. As Morticia and Gomez arrive to rescue Pugsley, the story of Season 2 continues to unfold.