Chilling Adventures of Sabrina? It is a dark fantasy show. It follows Sabrina Spellman, a teenage witch juggling her half-witch, half-mortal life. She battles supernatural stuff while dealing with family and friends. Expect plot twists, captivating characters and stunning visuals. It is a must-see for any supernatural fan. Don’t miss it!

Meet the characters from Chilling Adventures of Sabrina

Theo

Theo is the kind of person who looks calm but actually has a thousand tiny rebellions bubbling under the surface — soft-spoken, fiercely loyal, and quietly complicated. They flip between being You’re-okay-and-I’ll-protect-you and Why-is-everything-so-messy? in a heartbeat, which is maybe why people trust them. They’ve got a secret stubborn streak (and probably a weird music playlist they never admit to), and honestly they’re the friend you want in a late-night crisis. Also, sometimes they act like they don’t care about attention but then will absolutely smirk when someone notices them.

Roz

Roz is deliciously dry, a little cynical, and fiercely practical — like a tough mentor who also bakes surprisingly good cookies (or does she? I’m fuzzy). She speaks in clipped, no-nonsense sentences and then makes one offhand joke that lands like a grenade of affection. Under the tough exterior there’s a generous streak and a complicated romantic history that she’d rather keep in a shoebox labeled “never again.” She does love rules — but will break the right ones if it helps people she cares about, which is a whole mood.

Harvey

Harvey is pure, messy-heart energy: earnest, loyal, a bit of a golden retriever vibe but with very human moments of confusion and pain. He tries so hard to be good (sometimes to his own detriment) and that makes his character ache in the best way — like someone who keeps bringing flowers even when they get rejected. He’s simple in his wants (love, honesty, pizza?), but he has a stubborn moral compass that surprises people. Also I’m 80% sure he sleeps with a band tee and an impossible optimism pillow.

Prudence

Prudence is razor-sharp, fashionable, and rules-first — she’s the mesmerizing dictator of the friend group and wears it like couture. She’s terrifyingly competent and also quietly vulnerable in ways she will never let anyone document (not even a diary; she’d burn that diary with a side-eye). She loves order, hierarchy, and a good statement headband, but will shock you by doing something reckless if it serves a point. Occasionally soft, though don’t tell her that — she’d deny it and then write a manifesto about why she’s right.

Hilda

Hilda is sunbeam-chaos: warm, mischievous, the aunt who will feed you cookies and also brew potions in between. She’s got this old-fashioned charm and a wickedly precise sense of humor, plus an inexplicable talent for making tiny miracles — and casseroles. She’s so loving it’s almost a superpower, and then she does something impulsive that makes you laugh/cry in the same breath. Also, she’s probably hiding a ridiculous vintage cookbook and a secret penchant for cheesy romance novels.

Nick

Nick is smooth, a little dangerous, and impossibly charismatic — the kind of guy who can talk you into a midnight adventure and also leave you suspicious two days later. He’s confident to the point of theatrical, which hides a layered, softer side that only shows up when he thinks no one’s watching (or if you ask about his cat, I swear). He’s a strategic thinker and sometimes a literal embodiment of “complicated choices,” but he’s not always bad — more like morally ambiguous and excellent at making you doubt your own assumptions. Also: definitely wears black, possibly croons in the rain.

Ambrose

Ambrose is my favorite chaotic uncle energy: witty, sarcastic, endlessly annoying in the best way, and somehow heartbreakingly tender. He lives on caffeine, bad puns, and obscure vinyl records, and he’d rather lock himself in a room with a hundred conspiracy theories than go to brunch. He uses humor like armor but has real depth — trauma, longing, all that — and you can tell he’s trying, even when he’s messing up spectacularly. Also he might hoard compasses? Or crystal frogs? Don’t ask, but it’s adorable.

Madam Satan

Madam Satan is dramatic, theatrical, and deliciously unhinged in the most magnetic way — danger wrapped in impeccable style. She’s cunning, charismatic, and holds grudges like trophies, but like, very classy trophies with ribbons. She can switch from silky-sweet to icy menace in a blink, and somehow you’re fascinated instead of terrified (which is a problem). Also she carries a flair for the dramatic monologue and probably keeps a little box of curses for rainy days.

Zelda

Zelda is ice-queen brilliance with a surprising soft core — clinical, composed, terrifyingly intelligent, and also secretly sentimental in a sock-drawer kind of way. She runs on logic (and possibly very strong tea) and thinks in five-year plans, but she has this steady love that is quiet and weirdly stubborn. People think she’s cold; she’s actually just organized her emotions into labeled folders and occasionally loses track of the file called “joy.” Also, yes, she absolutely owns at least one shawl that does not match anything and insists it’s vintage.

Sabrina

Sabrina is fierce, sarcastic, morally messy, and basically the chaotic heroine you can’t stop rooting for — she’ll fight a patriarchy one minute and burn her breakfast the next. Brave to a fault, she makes big choices, says the wrong thing at the right time, and loves hard even when it breaks her. She’s equal parts teenage rage, ancient power, and reluctant leader, with a taste for vinyl records and a tendency to get slightly obsessed (in the healthy-ish way?). Also she hoards notebooks and will absolutely write a tragic poem at 3 AM and then deny it in the morning.