Teen Wolf 10 Shocking Plot Twists No One Saw Coming

Teen Wolf: 10 Shocking Plot Twists No One Saw Coming

Teen Wolf teaches viewers to expect the unexpected, yet still catches them off guard. Here are the most shocking plot twists of the series.

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Viewers often have a general idea of where a story is going in Teen Wolf, which is a testament to how well the writers flesh out different plotlines. While the show doesn’t outwardly give things away, the heavy use of foreshadowing allows fans to put the pieces together on their own.

Teen Wolf has a knack for hiding clues in plain sight, and while all the information is there, suspicions are easily overlooked. The show is put together so well, that revelations only become obvious after the fact. There are several plot twists that catch viewers off guard, but some of them are especially shocking.

Derek Is Turned Back Into A Teenager

Seeing Kate Argent alive as a werejaguar is already enough to leave heads spinning. The real plot twist comes in when Scott goes after Derek only to find someone else in his place. Flashbacks previously revealed what Derek looked like as a teenager, so it’s clear who he is. However, everything else is extremely murky.

Up until Teen Wolf Season 4, there seems to be a limit on what supernatural creatures can do. By aging Derek backward, it’s made clear that no magical aspect is off the table.

Scott Becomes A True Alpha

Scott’s code of ethics is established relatively early on in Teen Wolf Season 1. Not only does he save his friends, but he looks for the good in his enemies. He has the strongest moral compass of all the characters and shows compassion rather than exerting control.

It’s hard to imagine that Scott won’t achieve Alpha status, but even more difficult to fathom him stealing the power from someone else. The series comes up with a third option, and in Scott’s most iconic scene in Teen Wolf, he becomes an alpha based on sheer force of will. This transformation gives Scott the well-deserved title without deterring from who he is at his core.

Jackson Is The Kanima

After rewatching Teen Wolf Season 2, it’s clear that all the signs are there. A werewolf bite has only two results: a person either dies or transitions. Jackson doesn’t experience either outcome and his frustration is an ongoing storyline.

Everything points to him being the Kanima, yet he’s never portrayed as a suspect. It’s one of Teen Wolf’s best plot twists due to the circumstances in which it’s discovered, as well as what the faulty transformation divulges about Jackson’s internal struggles.

Stiles Is Sleep-Walking

Season 3 Episode 18, “Riddled,” is one of the highest-rated installments of Teen Wolf for a reason. “Void” Stiles is a fan-favorite storyline that showcases Dylan O’Brien’s acting range, but his most impressive performance takes place beforehand. When Stiles calls Scott for help in the middle of the night, the stakes are high.

His exact location isn’t revealed, but viewers are with Stiles as he talks to the nogistune and attempts to get free of a bear trap. While there are countless things that don’t make sense, there’s no question that Stiles has been taken against his will. When Melissa and Rafe realize Stiles has been sleepwalking, it’s just as shocking as it is sensical.

Meredith Is The Benefactor

The mystery of the Benefactor is one of Teen Wolf’s most hated storylines, partially due to the absurdity of its conclusion. While the series is usually adept at intertwining the narrative and avoiding plot holes, they missed the mark when writing the fourth season.

Meredith being the Benefactor comes as a shock because it doesn’t feel possible. No matter how hard Teen Wolf tries to justify her involvement, none of it adds up. Rather than leaving subtle clues along the way, the show backs itself into a corner while trying to throw viewers off the scent.

The FBI Agent Is Scott’s Father

The fact that Stiles hates him is the only thing known about the FBI agent introduced in Teen Wolf Season 3. They clearly have a history, but it’s easy to chalk things up to a conflict with Sheriff Stilinski. It isn’t until the final moments of Season 3 Episode 11, “Alpha Pact,” that everything falls into place.

So little information is given about Scott’s father that his absence isn’t at the forefront of viewers’ minds. While it’s no secret that Melissa is a single parent, not much time is spent wondering why. Therefore, just the mention of Rafael McCall comes as a shock.

Jennifer Is The Darach

Jennifer Blake is the last person Teen Wolf makes viewers question, which should have made her betrayal easy to see coming. Yet, the series continues to send the characters chasing after false leads, successfully distracting them from what’s right under their noses.

Her timid facade counteracts Derek’s indelicate attitude, and the seemingly wholesome romance makes Jennifer appear even less suspicious. Jennifer being the Darach might seem out of left-field, but all it takes is a look-back at Teen Wolf Season 3 to see the signs.

Danny Knows About Werewolves

The McCall Pack remains under the illusion that Danny knows nothing about the supernatural creatures inhabiting Beacon Hills. Despite all the strange things that happen around him and his friends’ consistently shady behavior, Danny never appears to show much interest.

Given everything that’s happened, having him remain oblivious is almost insulting to his intelligence. When Danny reveals that he’s known about the supernatural all along, everything is finally put into perspective. No matter how surprising it is, viewers were more surprised when they believed Danny hadn’t figured it out.

Scott Believes Theo Over Stiles

Believing Theo over his best friend is the worst thing Scott has done to Stiles in Teen Wolf. It could be argued that Scott is acting out of character, but there are also reasons why his reaction aligns with who he is. Scott often sees the world in black and white, while Stiles views it in shades of grey.

Even in self-defense, Scott refuses to kill his enemies and will do whatever it takes to find another way. As a human, Stiles doesn’t have the same advantages. His run-in with Donavan is clearly a “kill or be killed” situation, and Stiles only escapes because he lets his survival instincts take over.

Peter Is Malia’s Father

No matter how likable his sense of humor can make him among fans, Peter remains a villain of the McCall Pack for the majority of Teen Wolf. His appearances are scattered throughout the series and his only purpose is to cause problems for Scott and his friends.

Peter lacks compassion and refuses to do anything that won’t benefit him in the long run. While it’s initially impossible to picture Peter as a father, it is the best decision the show makes in regards to his character arc. The most shocking part of all is that Malia successfully manages to humanize him.

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