Zeus is Real in the Teen Wolf Universe
In the season three episode Visionary, Gerard Argent explains the ancient origin of werewolves in the Teen Wolf universe.
Lycaon didn’t just refuse to honor the gods, he challenged them. He invited Zeus to a banquet and then tried to serve him the flesh of a human being.
Zeus blew the place apart with lightning bolts and then punished Lycaon and his sons by turning them into wolves.
Gerard Argent
Yes, Gerard is an unreliable narrator. But he did not write the book shown in the episode about the druids and how they hooked up with the werewolves. That is an ancient story that reflects a modern ongoing relationship that we all know is very real within this universe.
At some point the werewolves sought out the druids and they became besties to the …
Teen Wolf Movie Full Trailer Breakdown, Context, Canonical Elements
Paramount Plus released the full trailer for Teen Wolf: The Movie during a panel at the 2022 Comic Con Experience in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Sunday December 4, 2022.
Within the two minute piece there are several important elements from the film including the "big bad", the mystery behind the return of Allison Argent to Beacon Hills and why Scott McCall reluctantly answers the call to adventure once again.
This video is full of spoilers for the upcoming Teen Wolf Movie on Paramount Plus - you have been warned.
- 1 The Oni Return
- 2 Werewolf Effects
- 3 Trailer Soundtrack
- 4 Movie Release Information
As Chris Argent explains in the trailer, “Something brought them back.” meaning the Oni.
As we saw in the Teen Wolf TV show, Oni are neutral spirits summoned to our…
Reproduction in the Teen Wolf Universe
Almost nothing is said about reproduction among werewolves on the Teen Wolf TV show. We know that, in addition to bitten werewolves like Scott McCall, there are born wolves in this universe.
There's a memorable flashback scene in Season 4 between Peter Hale and a 15-year-old Derek Hale in which Peter explains that "even born wolves must also learn control on a full moon". But the show is mum on how exactly those born baby werewolves are made.
There are a couple of hard and fast canonical rules that would seem to govern reproduction of werewolves and werecoyotes.
- Only alpha werewolves have enough energy in their spark to make new werewolves.
- Beta werecoyotes can give birth to little werecoyotes but will loose some supernatural power in doing …
The Oni Warriors in the new Teen Wolf Movie are Neutral
They are terrifying to look at and hard to stop. The Teen Wolf Oni Warriors seen in Season 3 and in the new Teen Wolf: The Movie from Paramount Plus seemed really scary, but they were really only puppets.
At the start of their story arc in More Bad Than Good, we saw Noshiko summon them using power from the Nemeton. She tasked them with finding out which one of Scott's pack was possessed by the Nogitsune.
Noshiko had hidden the Void Kitsune deep in the roots of the sacred tree during the events of The Fox and the Wolf in World War II. But the substitute sacrifice ceremony performed by Stiles Stilinski, Scott McCall and Allison Argent in Alpha Pact and Lunar Ellipse reawakened the power of the tree's stump and the destruction caused by the Dar…
New Teen Wolf: The Movie promotional images from Paramount Plus
It’s the holiday Thanksgiving in the United States this week and the promotional team at Paramount Plus and MTV have released a collection of iconic promotional images of the cast from Teen Wolf: The Movie.
It’s important to note that these are not actually shots from the movie. These were shot for promotional purposes on the last day of production at the Capitol Arts facility in Atlanta back in May.
The images of Scott McCall and Liam Dunbar in partial wolf face are very cool, but this isn’t what the werewolf special effects in the movie will actually look like.
If you watch this video of the promotional photo shoot, you can see neither of the actors were in full "special effects" makeup on the day. They just popped in a dental prosthesis a…