New Opening Title Sequence
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Cast Promotional Photos
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New Promo - A New Evil
a new evil is coming. it will be the pack's worst nightmare ☠️ pic.twitter.com/eHBmJbt2db
— TEEN WOLF (@MTVteenwolf) November 4, 2016
Full set of First Look Photos
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Poster
Featurette
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New Extended Promo
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Final Season Key Art
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First Look Photo of The Ghost Riders
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EW has an exclusive first look at this year’s big bad: The Ghost Riders. As part of the Wild Hunt mythology that was introduced last season, the Ghost Riders ride into town on horseback, and chances are, they’ll ride out of town with a few new additions to their team. “The idea is that the Wild Hunt passes through your town and if you see the Ghost Riders, they’ll take you with them and make you part of the hunt,” Davis says. “They pick up the dead as well. They serve different mythological functions, but for us, they bring a lot of danger to Beacon Hills when this storm of Ghost Riders gets stuck.”
In terms of numbers, Davis says there’s an unlimited number of Riders, who have what he’s calling “a very specific talent that is unique to them and that we haven’t seen any other creature on Teen Wolf do,” which naturally puts all of Beacon Hills at risk.
Teen Wolf star Tyler Posey adds, “The Ghost Riders have this power that nobody else has ever had on the show before and we’ve never showcased it. They’re in Beacon Hills for a certain reason, not because they want to be, so all of the bad stuff that they’re doing to the town is kind of just a consequence of them being there when they don’t want to be. Every other villain on our show wants something and has an evil goal. Theo wanted to be the alpha, the Dread Doctors wanted to create the Beast, and so these guys don’t really have a goal. They’re like henchmen.”
And unlike other villains, the Ghost Riders aren’t nearly as violent as some of Beacon Hills’ most memorable bad guys. “One of the coolest things about them is their myth is quite different, and you’ll see how it plays into this season,” Davis says. “Our mythologies tend to get pretty bloody. This is surprisingly one of the less bloody seasons of Teen Wolf.”
However, that’s not to say the season is any less scary. As Davis reveals, the Ghost Riders were crafted to purposefully have a very “soulless” appearance. And as Posey puts it, “They’re not nice-looking. They’re f–king horrifying.”
In terms of numbers, Davis says there’s an unlimited number of Riders, who have what he’s calling “a very specific talent that is unique to them and that we haven’t seen any other creature on Teen Wolf do,” which naturally puts all of Beacon Hills at risk.
Teen Wolf star Tyler Posey adds, “The Ghost Riders have this power that nobody else has ever had on the show before and we’ve never showcased it. They’re in Beacon Hills for a certain reason, not because they want to be, so all of the bad stuff that they’re doing to the town is kind of just a consequence of them being there when they don’t want to be. Every other villain on our show wants something and has an evil goal. Theo wanted to be the alpha, the Dread Doctors wanted to create the Beast, and so these guys don’t really have a goal. They’re like henchmen.”
And unlike other villains, the Ghost Riders aren’t nearly as violent as some of Beacon Hills’ most memorable bad guys. “One of the coolest things about them is their myth is quite different, and you’ll see how it plays into this season,” Davis says. “Our mythologies tend to get pretty bloody. This is surprisingly one of the less bloody seasons of Teen Wolf.”
However, that’s not to say the season is any less scary. As Davis reveals, the Ghost Riders were crafted to purposefully have a very “soulless” appearance. And as Posey puts it, “They’re not nice-looking. They’re f–king horrifying.”
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First Look Promotional Photos
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It’s official: EW can exclusively reveal that Dylan O’Brien will appear in Teen Wolf’s sixth season. Despite suffering injuries while filming Maze Runner: The Death Cure, the actor will still play a crucial role when the show returns this fall. Furthermore, Teen Wolf showrunner Jeff Davis assures EW that Stiles’ role might be more important than ever.
“Stiles is a big part of the season because a lot of this season’s mystery revolves around him,” Davis says. “We’re going to see just what Stiles’ friendship means to Scott, Lydia, and Malia. We’re going to see why exactly he’s Scott’s best friend, what it means that he’s Malia’s human anchor, and what his will-they-or-won’t-they relationship is with Lydia.”
EW has an exclusive first look at O’Brien in the first episode of season 6 (below), in which many fans will take note of a hand brace. However, as the photo was taken before O’Brien left to work on the third Maze Runner film, Davis says it was a completely separate injury. “That is a Dylan O’Brien injury that was written into the show,” Davis says. “You’ll see what happens with that in the first episode.”
But looking past the first episode, Davis says that putting Stiles at the center of the season 6 mystery had always been the plan. So despite the fact that the below photo was taken before O’Brien’s accident, Davis’ season-long plan didn’t change post-accident. “When we were going into discussing this season, knowing that Dylan O’Brien had a big movie he was going off to do, we wanted to make sure that Stiles was going to be a very important part of Teen Wolf 6A,” Davis says. “So a lot of this story is about Stiles.”
“Stiles is a big part of the season because a lot of this season’s mystery revolves around him,” Davis says. “We’re going to see just what Stiles’ friendship means to Scott, Lydia, and Malia. We’re going to see why exactly he’s Scott’s best friend, what it means that he’s Malia’s human anchor, and what his will-they-or-won’t-they relationship is with Lydia.”
EW has an exclusive first look at O’Brien in the first episode of season 6 (below), in which many fans will take note of a hand brace. However, as the photo was taken before O’Brien left to work on the third Maze Runner film, Davis says it was a completely separate injury. “That is a Dylan O’Brien injury that was written into the show,” Davis says. “You’ll see what happens with that in the first episode.”
But looking past the first episode, Davis says that putting Stiles at the center of the season 6 mystery had always been the plan. So despite the fact that the below photo was taken before O’Brien’s accident, Davis’ season-long plan didn’t change post-accident. “When we were going into discussing this season, knowing that Dylan O’Brien had a big movie he was going off to do, we wanted to make sure that Stiles was going to be a very important part of Teen Wolf 6A,” Davis says. “So a lot of this story is about Stiles.”
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