She is interested in being a detective. She has an interest in writing novels, specifically gothic mysteries. She tries to publish her works, but they are seen as far too shocking and macabre to publish. Other than writing, some of her other hobbies are cello playing and fencing. She could also speak German. She generally retains her interest in scary things, and her mostly emotionless nature, but opens up during the course of the series: having a best friend, the colorful werewolf Enid; having a love interest; showing her care for her brother more explicitly; and her powers have shifted from the original super strength to psychic abilities, being able to see important things of a person's past or future through touch, and these visions typically are negative, which causes her to generally estrange herself from everyone else, thinking she cannot trust them, though she does learn to trust. Her mother, who has similar abilities, tells her that their psychic visions are presented based on their own attitudes, and that Wanda's visions tend to be darker and more negative, compared to Morticia's visions being happier.
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