Wednesday season 2 explains Slurp's real identity and it changes everything

WARNING: This article contains spoilers from Wednesday.

Wednesday season two has finally returned for its second half on Netflix and it reveals the real identity of Slurp.

Pugsley Addams (played by Isaac Ordonez) struggled to make friends at Nevermore Academy when he first joined so when he was told about the unmarked grave of “the boy with the clockwork heart”, he was eager to find it.

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However, he accidentally used his powers of electricity to bring the clockwork boy, now a zombie, back to life but Pugsley was thrilled by this and chose to keep him as a pet called Slurp.

The more meat he ate, later on the more people he devoured, the more human Slurp became as his skin and brain started to grow back.

Pugsley had decided to let Slurp go when the police were looking for him but before he left, Gomez Addams (Luis Guzman) got a good look at him.

It was then revealed that Slurp was actually Isaac Night, the brother of Francoise Galpin (Frances O’Connor), and therefore Tyler Galpin’s (Hunter Doohan) uncle.

Tyler had only recently been reunited with his fellow Hyde mother after Wednesday had unknowingly helped her escape from Willow Hill where she had been held captive for years.

So not only do the Addams family and the rest of Nevermore have to worry about Tyler but also his mum and uncle who had revenge on the brain.

It is revealed in the grand finale during a flashback moment that Isaac had been experimenting on Francoise to try and get rid of the Hyde inside her while he was attending Nevermore.

He was best friends with Wednesday’s dad Gomez Addams (Lucius Hoyos) who used to share Pugsley’s electrical powers and agreed to help Isaac power up the machine.

Unbeknownst to Gomez though, Isaac was willing to sacrifice his friend’s life to help Francoise but thankfully, a young Morticia (Gwen Jones) was able to come to his aid.

But just before the Argo Tower blew up from her interference, Morticia cut off his hand with an axe so he wouldn’t be able to cause anymore harm to Gomez.

This led to Isaac’s grand reveal that Thing was actually his hand, with “Thing” an anagram for “Night”.

Wednesday helplessly watched as Isaac sewed Thing back onto his arm, taking full control of the Addams family’s most trusted ally.

Despite them now being attached, Thing still had his own mind and when Isaac was ready to kill Wednesday, he took back control, fought his body and took out his clockwork heart.

With Isaac now dead, Thing was able to free himself and return to his real family, later throwing away the chess-piece ring and putting his past behind him.

Wednesday is available to watch on Netflix.