For People Playground, a Netflix Wednesday mod would introduce a distinctly morose and macabre element to the sandbox, allowing players to manipulate the famously sullen Addams family daughter in various chaotic physics simulations. The character model, likely created as a custom human sprite, would need to capture her signature gothic look, from her braided pigtails and emotionless stare to her classic black-and-white wardrobe, including her Nevermore Academy uniform. The mod's assets could include specific outfits, such as the iconic black dress from the Rave'N dance, or even a sprite of the disembodied hand, Thing. A detailed mod could even implement custom scripts for unique behaviors, such as adding magic-related abilities or a signature cello-playing animation, allowing Wednesday to influence objects with her powers as she does in the show. The mod would bring the dark academia aesthetic of Nevermore Academy into the game, enabling players to create their own gloomy physics experiments and grotesque dioramas themed around the 2022 Netflix series. Wednesday's roommate, Enid Sinclair, could transform into her powerful, rainbow-hued werewolf form when triggered by a full moon or player input, enabling her to tear through objects with enhanced strength and claws, based on her season one arc. The gorgon student Ajax Petropolus would have his power to petrify, allowing players to turn any entity into a stone statue simply by having him gaze at them. Similarly, the siren Bianca Barclay's sonic abilities could be represented by a coded script that emits a force field, effectively brainwashing or incapacitating other sprites and controlling them. Other characters like Eugene Ottinger could summon swarms of bees to attack enemies, while Wednesday's uncle, the electrifying Fester, could project controlled bolts of static electricity. Hunter Doohan's character, Tyler Galpin, could transform into the monstrous Hyde, a secret metamorphosis that would be a shocking reveal in the game, tearing and smashing its way through the physics-based environment. These custom characters, complete with unique sprites and interactive abilities, would transform the standard physics sandbox into a recreation of Nevermore Academy, allowing for dark, comical, and destructive scenarios inspired by the supernatural happenings of the Netflix series. The ability to morph would be central to the gameplay, replicating the transformative nature of the outcasts and adding a layer of narrative chaos to the People Playground experience.