1964
1998
-To be added"Her mournful face, her plaintive wail, her teary outbursts - She's such a joy to have around the house."
Cousin Melancholia is a relative of the Addams family. She is a cousin of Morticia Addams, who is repeatedly jilted.
Biography[]
The Original Addams Family Series[]
Melancholia thinks that her fiancé Fred had left her to join the Foreign Legion since he also took back his ring and sold his farm. This is not her first tragedy; she got as far as the altar with Elmer, but he ran off to South America. Morticia introduces her to Charles P. Harvey (whom she calls "Ralph"), an attorney who works with James Ferguson. Morticia then gives Melancholia a total makeover that makes her look like Morticia. Gomez and Morticia invite Mr. Harvey over. Though Mr. Harvey is not attracted to Melancholia, Melancholia is attracted to him. Fred arrives in time to catch her kissing him and get angry over it. It turns out that Fred joined the American Legion and switched the ring for a better one. Fred punches Mr. Harvey and departs with Melancholia.
The New Addams Family Series[]
Melancholia's fiancé Fred had left her, but they got together again. Melancholia's next romance looked more promising. She was engaged to Digby Henson, the second-richest man in the world. This one almost succeeded. Her sister is Catastrophia.
Description[]
She is one of the few members of the Addams family who actually look normal; a cabdriver thought she was a normal person and not an Addams.
Personality[]
She is the perpetually sad, crying cousin of Morticia.
Powers / Abilities / Weaknesses[]
Powers[]
As a human, she has no supernatural powers or abilities.
Abilities[]
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Weaknesses[]
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Relationships[]
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Quotes[]
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Appearances[]
Appears In[]
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The Original Addams Family Series
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Mentioned In[]
- Season One
Etymology[]
- Melancholia - is a concept found throughout ancient, medieval, and premodern medicine in Europe that describes a condition characterized by markedly depressed mood, bodily complaints, and sometimes hallucinations and delusions.
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