The viral dance scene from Netflix’s Wednesday gets a unique spin in new fan art, which takes Jenna Ortega’s big moment and makes it an anime.
New art for Netflix’s hit series Wednesday turns the show’s already iconic dance scene into an anime in a gorgeous illustration. Wednesday stars Jenna Ortega as the protagonist Wednesday Addams, of the famous The Addams Family franchise. The new series follows Wednesday as she tries to solve a monster mystery happening at her school. Wednesday’s emotionless personality makes her hard to connect with, which leaves the girl with few options of people to turn to for help. The series hails from creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar (Smallville). Visionary director Tim Burton also injected Wednesday with his signature style, directing the show’s first 4 episodes.
Artist BeneceaDraws has shared on her Twitter account a new piece that turns Wednesday‘s dance scene into an anime. The Wednesday dance scene became a hot topic from the moment the show premiered in late November, inspiring many discussions about the way it was handled and turning into a main fixture of the series. Check out the illustration below.
When Will Netflix Announce Wednesday Season 2?
Wednesday proved itself a major win for Netflix right from the start, with social media discourse around the show jumping through the roof as fans became eager to learn about a potential Wednesday season 2. Numbers have shown just how successful the series actually was for Netflix. Wednesday broke a huge Netflix record right out of the gate, with the supernatural series achieving a great total of 341.23 million hours viewed in its first week. It became the most viewed English-language series in a week for Netflix, surpassing Stranger Things season 4. The only TV series Wednesday wasn’t able to beat was Squid Game, which proved itself a juggernaut for the streamer, totaling a massive 571.8 million hours viewed at its peak.
The records broken by Wednesday didn’t stop there. The series managed to become the third highest-viewed English-language series on Netflix history. Burton’s involvement with Wednesday helped both him and the show, giving the series a head start in fan interest. Netflix announced the surprising news about the record as Wednesday completed its first 12 days available on the streamer, which came as a positive surprise to the young goth’s fans. The only shows above Wednesday on the list at the moment are Stranger Things 4 and Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, both of which clocked in over a billion hours viewed during the 60-day period of tracking. Given its recent availability on the streamer, Wednesday might just become Netflix’s most successful English-language series in no time.
Given its record-breaking run, Wednesday‘s season 2 announcement feels like only a matter of time. Netflix will want to keep the streak going with another season, and fans are eager to find out who Wednesday’s new stalker is in season 2. Netflix might want to wait until Wednesday has become the streamer’s most viewed English-language series of all-time, which could very well happen under the 60-day threshold used to measure the rankings. Fans need to keep their eyes peeled, as news confirming Wednesday season 2 might be revealed before December comes to an end.
Source: BeneceaDraws/Twitter
