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Rebekah and Marcel

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**The relationship between the Forest Kitsune-Witch, Rebekah Beaumont and the Immortal, Marcel Gerard.** Rebekah and Marcel have a passionate forbidden love. When they are in the same room, it's like electricity, it's both emotional and physical with them.

***They are known as "Rebel" by fans.***
Gerard Argent

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**Gerard Argent** was a supporting character and main antagonist in *Teen Wolf.* He was the main antagonist in Season 2, and the main antagonist in the second half of Season 6 along with Tamora Monroe and the Anuk-ite. He was a reluctant ally to the McCall Pack in Season 3 and Season 5. Gerard was the brother of Alexander Argent, the father of Chris Argent and Kate Argent, the father-in-law of Victoria Argent, the grandfather of Allison Argent, and a descendant of Marie-Jeanne Valet and Henri Argent.

Gerard, as an Argent, comes from a long line of Hunters who have made it their mission to protect humans from the supernatural. However, unlike most of his family, he was willing to use the supernatural if it suited his needs, which was evidenced throughout Season 2 when he convinced his son Argent to let his wife, Victoria, commit suicide after she was bitten by a Werewolf, but had no issue with manipulating Scott McCall into forcing Derek Hale to give him the bite to cure his cancer.

Unfortunately for Gerard, his plans to obtain the bite failed when it was revealed that Scott had replaced his medication with pills full of Mountain Ash, which caused his body to reject the transformation. This forced Gerard to move into a nursing home for treatment, because though the bite did seem to heal his cancer, his body began to produce black blood from most of his facial orifices, which seemed to cause him a significant amount of pain. He continued to suffer in this condition until Season 5, when his son Argent brought him a rare wolfsbane plant that appeared to fully heal Gerard after he ate it, under the condition that Gerard join him in assisting the McCall Pack in their fight against the Dread Doctors and the Beast of Gevaudan. The wolfsbane ultimately cured him of the bite, and kept him human.

In Season 6B, Gerard returned and helped Tamora Monroe to build her army of Hunters, wishing to use them to exterminate any and every supernatural being in the world. To this end, and to finally kill Scott, Gerard allied himself with the Anuk-ite, though the creature was ultimately defeated. During a confrontation with Kate and Argent, he was first shot in the shoulder with an arrow by the newly resurrected Allison Argent before being mauled to death by Kate in her Werejaguar form in retribution for shooting her with yellow wolfsbane and for rejecting her as his daughter due to her status as a shapeshifter.

**Gerard** was a member of the **Argent Family** of **Werewolf Hunters**.
Cora and Hayley

## General Information

### Intimacy Levels

Family, Siblings, Cora is Hayley's older sister, fled to South America together, Both helped the Hale Pack fight the Alphas, Both are Beta's in the McCall Pack.

## Family Information

### Status

Family, Siblings, Close Bond, Pack Mates; Allies

**The family relationship between Evolved Beta Werewolves, Cora Hale and Hayley Hale.**

Cora and Hayley are the two youngest children of Talia Hale and her unnamed partner, the younger siblings of Laura Hale and Derek Hale, the nieces of Peter Hale, and the first cousin of Malia Tate. They were also two of the five survivors of the Hale House Fire in 2005 (with the other three being Peter, Laura, and Derek, the latter of whom suffered severe burns over the majority of his body and went into a coma for six years). Both sisters went on the run after the fire and settled down in South America, believing their entire family to be dead.
Letharia Vulpina (plant)

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**Letharia Vulpina**, also known as **"wolf lichen"**, is a type of lichen (which itself is a type of fungus) that grows in the bark of living and dead conifer trees throughout Europe, the Pacific Northwest, and the Rocky Mountain region; however, in the *Teen Wolf* series, a very rare and powerful form of *letharia vulpina* that was grown from the blood of a slain Nogitsune was seen growing where the blood had spilled on a cement fountain in Ikeda's garden in Japan. The lichen was traditionally used to poison canine species such as wolves, coyotes, and foxes, and which has the ability to weaken and or suppress the powers of canine supernatural shapeshifters such as Werewolves, Werecoyotes, and Kitsune as well.

It is unknown how the plant would affect other shapeshifting species, such as Kanimas, Löwenmenschen, or Werejaguars; the Kanima is a reptilian species, while the Löwenmensch is a canine/feline hybrid and the Werejaguar is a feline species as well, but all of the species have relationships with the most common shapeshifting species—the Werewolf. Additionally, in the real world, vulpinic acid, the yellow dye that poisons these animals, is toxic to *all* mammals, suggesting that, while it may be more effective on canines due to the name (*vulpina* is Latin for "fox," and it's known as *wolf* lichen), these other species could be weakened by it as well.

The plant was seen for the first and only time in the Season 3 episode of the same name, when it was harvested in Japan and weaponized by Alan Deaton as a way to temporarily suppress the control a powerful Void Kitsune known as the Nogitsune had over the body of Stiles Stilinski, who it was possessing. The lichen not only gave Stiles control over his body once again, but it also nullified all of its powers, including its ability to heal at an accelerated pace, causing him to develop a Lichtenberg's figure on his back from being electrocuted by Kira Yukimura's foxfire in *Galvanize*. The effects of the poison lasted for two or three days, but the Nogitsune's recovery from the plant was accelerated by the fact that Stiles was given haloperidol, an anti-psychotic that caused him to fall asleep for several hours and allow the Nogitsune to regain more control.
Hale Family

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**The Hale Family** is a well-known, powerful, well-respected, and centuries-old family of Werewolves and one Werecoyote. It was revealed that some of the family members were in fact human, as not all of them inherited lycanthropy from their supernatural parents. Most of the supernatural family members have the rare and unique ability to shapeshift into their animal form. Almost all of the Hale family were killed in the Hale House Fire that was started by the ruthless Hunter, Kate Argent and her cohorts.
Marcel Gerard

**Marcel Gerard** is a supporting character in *Teen Wolf*. He is the best friend and adoptive brother of Athena Beaumont and current mentor/adoptive uncle of Adella McCall. He made his first appearance in Season 5 to help Adella learn her Kitsune powers and how to harness them. He is an immortal and knows a lot about Werewolves, Kitsunes, and Witches.

**Marcel** is an ally of the **McCall Pack**.
Löwenmensch

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**A** **Löwenmensch** (German: "Lionhuman") is a werewolf/lion hybrid species which is seemingly a "naturally" occurring supernatural species, as opposed to the unnatural aberration that is the Chimera or a mutation like the Kanima. Only one known Löwenmensch exists so far: Garrett Douglas, a former Captain in the Nazi German military and member of the *Anenherbe* unit, who was originally thought to be a Werewolf due to the similar features shared by both species.

A Löwenmensch functions much like a pure Werewolf in that they follow the same hierarchy in a pack, judging by the fact that Garrett was an Alpha with red eyes presumably packs and ranks, since Garrett is an Alpha. This theory is supported by the fact that, in the natural world, Lions operate in a pride, suggesting that a supernatural lion-shapeshifter like the Löwenmensch could function in a Werewolf pack and may even gain a power boost from being in one. However, since there is a lack of information about this species, this has yet to be confirmed to be true.

In legends, the Löwenmensch is not actually half-wolf half-lion but merely half-lion and half-man, essentially a werelion. The legend comes from a figurine also known as the Lion-man of the Hohlenstein-Stadel, which is a prehistoric sculpture made from ivory that was discovered in a German cave of the same name.
Victoria Argent

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**Victoria Argent** was a supporting character in Season 1 and Season 2 of *Teen Wolf*. She was the wife of Chris Argent, the mother of Allison Argent, the daughter-in-law of Gerard Argent, and the sister-in-law of Kate Argent. Victoria was initially believed to be a naive wife of a licensed arms dealer who had no idea that he was truly a Hunter of supernatural creatures, but in reality, she was the matriarch of the Argent hunter family and was a skilled Huntress in her own right.

In Season 2, she and her husband led the Argents' takeover of Beacon Hills High School so they could keep a closer eye on the growing supernatural population there following Derek Hale's ascension to Alpha status, which led him to build a pack out of teenagers who would benefit from the Bite in one way or another. While her father-in-law replaced the previous school principal, Victoria became the new English teacher to increase their family's surveillance while also monitoring their daughter Allison's romantic relationship with Scott McCall and her friendship with the recently-bitten Lydia Martin.

She was so devoted to the family's belief that werewolves and other supernatural creatures were simply violent killers that she attempted to kill Scott McCall despite the fact that he had never killed before and was turned without his consent, and she preferred to kill herself as per the Argent Code than live her life as a beta werewolf after she had been inadvertently bitten during a fight with Derek Hale. Her death affected her family so deeply that Argent and Allison moved out of their family home after temporarily quitting the Hunter lifestyle, and Allison even hallucinated that Victoria was with her on several occasions in the months after her death.

**Victoria** was a member of the **Argent Family** of Hunters and was a teacher at **Beacon Hills High School**.
Possession

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**Possession** is the supernatural ability for a spiritual being to take over an another being's physical body. The act usually results in the host's mind being totally subsumed by the spirit possessing it, but this is not always the case. Only two known species have been known to possess others, and a third has shown a very rare potential to possess another, or at least control them with their spirit.
Photokinesis

**Photokinesis** is the ability to psychically manipulate light and related phenomena. With this ability can psychically generate light, at will. In addition, one could psychically project blasts or beams/rays of light, at will. Furthermore, one could psychically direct, bend, distort, attract or repel light, at will. One could also psychically manipulate the properties of light (ie brightness, color, temperature, its occurrence as a wave or a particle), at will. One could even psychically shape light into tools and constructs, at will.
Druid

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**Druids**, also known simply as **Celtic Druids**, are a supernatural species in the *Teen Wolf* series who are dedicated to maintaining the balance of nature by spending a great deal of their lives studying the supernatural world and the mystical arts. Legend has it that many Druids have had a connection to Werewolves dating back thousands of years, and as a result, they are known as Emissaries, or advisers, to Werewolf packs, giving them guidance in their supernatural lives while also keeping them connected to their humanity.

This scholarly and diplomatic role is why they are known as Druids, as the word in Gaelic is said to mean "wise oak." However, Druids who act as Emissaries to a Werewolf pack typically keep their identities hidden from everyone except for the Alpha of the pack, although there are exceptions to this pattern, such as the McCall Pack; in this case, their Emissary, Alan Deaton, is known by and close to all of the members of the pack, and he encourages each one of them to consult him whenever they are in need of his counsel, regardless of whether or not their Alpha, Scott McCall, is present or has knowledge of the meeting.

However, the Druid Emissaries' role as advisers to the Werewolves does not mean they are simply relegated to passive roles on the sidelines; many Emissaries, such as Alan Deaton, participate in missions in an active capacity when necessary, as evidenced when Deaton spearheaded a dangerous mission to Japan in order to incapacitate a Yakuza boss and obtain the special *letharia vulpina* lichen needed to help Stiles stay in control of his body while possessed by the Nogitsune. Due to the multiple ways in which an Emissary can help their packs, and the fact that Druids in general are known as scholars and healers, they are typically very educated in a number of different fields, including but not limited to: human and supernatural history and current events, botany, folklore, medicine, psychology, mystical rituals, and foreign languages, among many others.

Druids, who in general are meant to remain neutral in their task as the maintainers of the balance of nature, do have a dark counterpart as well. These counterparts are known as a Darach, which in Gaelic translates to "dark oak," another apt name that describes their inner darkened nature due to the fact that they gain powers through ritual sacrifices. Depending on the types of sacrifices they commit, a Darach can gain one or a number of enhanced powers, including superhuman attributes (e.g. strength and agility), psionic abilities (e.g. telekinesis, astral projection, illusion casting, glamouring), or even elemental powers (e.g. atmokinesis, terrakinesis)
Super Speed

**Notice:** This **article** uses content directly taken from the Super Speed **article** at the Teen Wolf Wiki, and is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License.**Superhuman Speed** is the power to move at a rapid and superhuman pace. Users can fight, move, or run at speeds that the human eye can barely see. This is typically a supernatural power, but beings who have obtained superhuman powers through unnatural means have been shown to possess this power as well, such Chimeras and the Dread Doctors. Super Speed can also be used in conjunction with other supernatural physical powers, such as Super Agility and Super Strength to achieve various effects.
Foxfire

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**Foxfire** is the supernatural power possessed by Kitsune which allow them to create magical energy that can manifest in the form of fire or lightning. The form in which this energy takes is implied to vary based on the type of Kitsune using it; for example, Adella McCall, all Kitsune's but Void, has foxfire manifested as ice-purple lightning, Kira Yukimura, a Thunder Kitsune, had foxfire that manifested as ice-blue lightning, Josie Yukimura, a Fire Kitsune, created orange-red sparks from her fingertips, Athena Beaumont, a Spirit Kitsune, created gold sparks, Rebekah Beaumont, a Forest Kitsune, created green sparks, and Noshiko Yukimura, a Celestial Kitsune, created pink sparks from her fingertips. According to legend, a Kitsune creates foxfire by rubbing their tails together, though it is unknown how accurate this is, given the fact that Kira was capable of generating foxfire long before she gained her first tail.
Fangs

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**Fangs** are sharp teeth, usually (but not always) the canine teeth, which are long and extremely sharp, many of the supernatural as well as unnatural creatures have the ability to manifest fangs at will. In most cases, the creature's fang teeth are hidden behind their human teeth and can be extended and retracted at will, but some creatures (typically pseudo-supernatural Chimeras) have their human teeth removed, preventing them from hiding them like other shapeshifters can.
Noshiko Yukimura

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**Noshiko Yukimura** is a supporting character in *Teen Wolf*. She is the wife of Ken Yukimura, the mother of Kira Yukimura, adoptive mother of Josie Yukimura, and a former internee at the Oak Creek Internment Camp during World War II. She was first introduced in Season 3 as a stay-at-home mother who had just moved with her family to Beacon Hills from New York City.

However, it was soon revealed that Noshiko had uprooted her family and moved to California for a specific reason—she is a nine-hundred-year-old Celestial Kitsune who had returned to Beacon Hills to help her friend slay the Nogitsune who had recently escaped the prison.

However, once it became obvious that Kira and Josie had made a home in Beacon Hills with her new pack, they decided to stay in their new town for their sake. From then on, Noshiko helped daughters by instructing them on what it meant to be a Kitsune, such as teaching them how to heal and helping them identify their first Kitsune tail. She also helped the McCall Pack with the supernatural drama they had to deal with when possible, such as helping Scott McCall fake his death in order to draw out and identify the Benefactor, who had been funding the Deadpool hit-list.

In Season 5, Noshiko and her husband Ken became concerned when it looked as though Kira was losing control over her Kitsune powers, leading Noshiko to test her in battle with *katanas*. When Kira nearly killed Noshiko and did, in fact, kill a female Chimera during a black out/fugue state, she realized that Kira's Fox and human sides were out of balance and decided to take her to Shiprock, New Mexico, in order to get assistance from the Skinwalkers who resided there, as they had experience dealing with shapeshifters with dual natures. Despite Kira living in Shiprock while she trains with the Skinwalkers, Noshiko and Ken still appear to reside in or near Beacon Hills.

**Noshiko** is a member of the **Yukimura Family** and is an ally of the **McCall Pack**. She has ties to **The Original Family**.
Erica Reyes

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## Erica Reyes

* Human
* Werewolf

## Biographical Information

### Turned

* By Derek Hale c. February 2011 into a Werewolf

### Occupation

* Beacon Hills High School Student  (Formerly)
* Member of the Hale Pack  (Formerly)
* Prisoner of the the Alpha Pack  (Formerly)
* Member of the McCall Pack

### Species

* Human  (Originally)
* Werewolf  (Beta)

## Family Information

### Family Members

* J. Reyes  (Father)
* Mrs. Reyes  (Mother)

## Appearance

### Played By

* Gage Golightly

**Erica Carmen Reyes** is a supporting character in Season 2, Season 7, and Season 8 of *Teen Wolf* She was first introduced as a human girl suffering from a severe case of epilepsy that made her insecure and shy at school. However, when Derek Hale, who had just recently become an Alpha, approached her and offered to give her the Bite, she immediately agreed, as she was desperate to cure her epilepsy.

Erica survived the transformation into a Beta Werewolf, which not only gave her supernatural powers such as super strength and shapeshifting, but it also helped her gain the confidence needed to realize her beauty and embrace the life she had always wanted. From then on, she became close with her new Alpha and her packmates Isaac Lahey and Vernon Boyd, while also doing her best to convince then-Omega Scott McCall to join their pack as well. She was also good friends with Adella McCall before being turned and was good friends up until her death.

However, when it became clear just how dangerous it was to be a supernatural creature in Beacon Hills as a result of all of the Argent Hunters infiltrating the town, she and Boyd made the decision to leave the Hale Pack and their hometown in hopes of making a fresh start with a new pack elsewhere. Unfortunately for them both, they hadn't even made it out of town yet when they were caught and captured by the Alpha Pack, who held them captive in the vault of the First National Bank for the entire summer of 2011 in hopes of using them as leverage against Derek, who they wanted to join their ranks. During her time as a hostage, Erica quickly became frustrated by her imprisonment and attacked one of her Alpha captors, Kali, who easily killed Erica right before Boyd's eyes. However, her body wasn't found until the Season 3 episode *Chaos Rising,* when Allison Argent hid in a supply closet at the bank to avoid detection from the Alpha Pack and found her decomposing corpse inside. She was beautiful even when rotting.

**Erica** was a sophomore at **Beacon Hills High School** at the time of her capture, and was a member of the **Hale Pack**. She also showed romantic interest in Scott McCall, Stiles Stilinski, and possibly Vernon Boyd. She is currently a member of the **McCall Pack** upon her resurrection.
Elemental Control

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**Elemental Control** is an ability of the witches to change, control or manipulate the elements of air, earth, fire or water. Witches commonly invoke these elements to harness their specific properties and can have devastating effects when combined together. This power can also be activated through various spells though commonly performed non-verbally.
Laura Hale

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**Laura Hale** was a born werewolf and her character introduced in Season 1. She is the eldest daughter of the powerful Alpha Talia Hale, the sister of Derek, Cora, and Hayley Hale, and the niece of Peter Hale, which also makes her the paternal cousin of the Werecoyote Malia Tate. After the majority of her family were killed in the Hale house fire, Laura inherited her mother's powers and became the Alpha of what remained of their pack. She and Derek then went on the run from the Argent family of Werewolf hunters, who they believed to be responsible for the fire, eventually settling down in New York. Six years after the fire, Laura returned to her hometown of Beacon Hills, California in order to investigate a dead deer with a spiral carved into its body, a sign for revenge in werewolf culture, which Laura took to be a message to her family.

Shortly after her return, she was killed by her uncle Peter, who had recently come out of his coma and who was eager to steal her Alpha spark and become an Alpha himself, healing what remained of his burns with his augmented power and allowing him to begin to build a new pack with which to enact his revenge against those who were involved with setting the fire. Though her time on-screen was limited, Laura's death and its subsequent consequences became the basis for the entire series—her absence led her brother Derek to return to Beacon Hills as well to check on her, it was her Alpha spark that made Peter an Alpha, and it was news that her body was found in the woods that led Scott McCall and Stiles Stilinski to go out and search for it, allowing Peter to bite and turn Scott into his first Beta and pulling him into the supernatural side of Beacon Hills.

**Laura** was a member of the **Hale Family** and a former Alpha to the **Hale Pack**.
Talia Hale

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**Talia Hale** was a minor (but very significant) character who appeared in flashbacks in Season 3A of *Teen Wolf* and who has been mentioned throughout all six seasons. She was the former Alpha of the Hale Pack and is the sister of Peter Hale, the aunt of Malia Tate, and the mother of Laura Hale, Derek Hale, Cora Hale, and Hayley Hale. As a powerful Alpha of the Hale bloodline who had the rare ability to fully shapeshift into a wolf, Talia was not only well-respected by the supernatural community, but she also acted as an adviser to other Alphas in the region, including Deucalion, Ennis, Kali, and Satomi Ito. Unfortunately, she was killed in the Hale House Fire started by Kate Argent and her cohorts six years prior to the start of the *Teen Wolf* series.

Despite her untimely death before the series began, her presence continues to linger throughout Beacon Hills and its supernatural community even in the present day, both as the result of her actions during her life, which continue to affect her surviving family members (such as the fact that she used her powers to take Peter's memories of his daughter Malia, for example) and because the lessons she taught her brother and children live on through them and have been passed down to the packs with which they were involved. Talia's motto, "We're predators, but we don't have to be killers," is a statement that both the Hale Pack and the McCall Pack have used as an informal code of conduct even to this day.

**Talia** is one of the most notable members of the well-known **Hale Family** Werewolf bloodline and was the former Alpha of the **Hale Pack**, as well as a respective adviser to the supernatural community of Beacon Hills, California and the surrounding areas.
Teen Wolf Movie

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Teen Wolf: The Movie, based on the hit MTV television series *Teen Wolf*, which ran from 2011-2019, was announced on September 24, 2021. The film, which will be produced by the series' original showrunner Jeff Davis, will air on the online streaming service Paramount+ sometime in 2022.

## Synopsis

### Syfy

A terrifying evil has emerged in the town of Beacon Hills. The wolves are howling once again, calling for the return of Banshees, Werecoyotes, Hellhounds, Kitsunes, and every other shapeshifter in the night. But only the True Alpha, Scott McCall and The Chosen One, Adella McCall, no longer teenagers can gather both new allies and reunite trusted friends to fight back against what could be the most powerful and deadliest enemy they've ever faced.

### IMDB

A full moon rises in Beacon Hills, and with it a terrifying evil has emerged. The wolves are howling once again, calling for the return of Banshees, Werecoyotes, Hellhounds, Kitsunes, and every other shapeshifter in the night. But only the True Alpha, Scott McCall and The Chosen One, Adella McCall, no longer teenagers can gather both new allies and reunite trusted friends to fight back against what could be the most powerful and deadliest enemy they've ever faced.

## Cast

The initial casting line-up was released on February 15th, 2022 and noted that "additional casting would be announced at a later date and time." The first cast list includes:

* Tyler Posey as Scott McCall
* Danielle Campbell as Adella McCall
* Daniel Sharman as Isaac Lahey
* Dylan Sprayberry as Liam Dunbar
* Kaylee Bryant as Josie Yukimura
* Crystal Reed as Allison Argent
* Colton Haynes as Jackson Whittemore
* Adelaide Kane as Cora Hale
* Yessenia Hernandez as Selena Romero
* Phoebe Tonkin as Hayley Hale
* Shelly Hennig as Malia Tate
* Danielle Rose Russell as Hope Mikaelson
* Olivia Rodrigo as Olivia Raven
* Khylin Rhambo as Mason Hewitt
* Linden Ashby as Sheriff Noah Stilinski
* Orny Adams as Coach Bobby Finstock
* Claire Holt as Rebekah Beaumont
* Melissa Ponzio as Melissa McCall
* JR Bourne as Chris Argent
* Seth Gilliam as Dr. Alan Deaton
* Ryan Kelley as Deputy Jordan Parrish

## Production Companies

* MGM Television
* MTV Entertainment Studios
Intuitive Aptitude

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**Intuitive Aptitude** is a passive supernatural ability to almost instantly learn skills without proper training. This can be anything from sword skills and martial arts, to strategy and warfare, and even utilizing one's own newly gained or activated supernatural powers at the highest level. It is seemingly a rare power, as there are only six known users who have been shown to possess it—the Spirit Kitsune-Witch Athena Beaumont, Forest Kitsune-Witch Rebekah Beaumont, The Chosen One Adella McCall, Thunder Kitsune Kira Yukimura, Fire Kitsune Josie Yukimura, and the Dark Druid Jennifer Blake.
Teen Wolf

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**Teen Wolf** is an American supernatural-fantasy horror-drama television series that was developed by Jeff Davis (known for his role as showrunner of the CBS television series *Criminal Minds*) for MTV Network. It is very loosely based on the 1985 film starring Michael J. Fox as well as the 1986 television series of the same name.

The series follows the teenagers Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) and Adella McCall (Danielle Campbell), when accompanying their best friend Stiles Stilinski (Dylan O'Brien) into the woods of their hometown one night, was bitten by a mysterious and ferocious beast. The siblings soon learned that the beast was an Alpha Werewolf and that they themselves have now been turned into a Beta Werewolf, forcing them to learn how to control their new powers and urges with the help of Stiles and Derek Hale (Tyler Hoechlin), a mysterious and brooding Beta Werewolf who just returned to Beacon Hills upon hearing of the death of his sister, Laura. All the while, Scott and Adella struggles to keep their supernatural identity a secret from their mother, Melissa McCall (Melissa Ponzio), and Scott's new girlfriend, Allison Argent (Crystal Reed), who is unknowingly a member of an ancient family of Werewolf Hunters. Scott and Adella's transformation into a Werewolf then becomes the catalyst for an onslaught of supernatural disaster to occur in the town, caused by fellow Werewolves, Kanimas, Druids, assassins, Werejaguars, Berserkers, Dread Doctors, and Chimeras, to name a few.

The first season aired on June 5, 2011 after that year's MTV Movie Awards, and it has since spanned six seasons and one hundred episodes. It was renewed for its sixth season of twenty episodes on July 9, 2015, and several weeks later at San Diego Comic Con, the cast announced that the show would be renewed for Season 7.
Pyrokinesis (Witch)

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**Pyrokinesis** is an ability of witches to conjure, manipulate, and extinguish fire with their mind through force of will. Witches commonly use this basic power to light candles and can also use liquids (e.g. alcohol, water, etc.) as an accelerant; as such, it is mainly used in destructive or offensive magic. This power can also be activated through a spell, though commonly performed non-verbally, is evoked through the Latin-based term *"Incendia"*. Controlling or extinguishing flames, which requires more focus, typically require a verbal spell. Witches have also used this power to affect temperature and cause heat to rise on or within an object or individual.

While any witch can utilize pyrokinesis or fire spells, Pyromancers are a unique and rare class of "fire-breathing" witch. Little is known about these witches, though they are few in number with only a few dozen remaining in East Asia.

Pyrokinesis is a subsection of Elemental Control.
Prison Worlds

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## Location Information

### Residents

**2012*** Theo Raeken  (Formerly)
* Tara Raeken †

**2013**

* Gerard Argent

**2015**

* Tamora Monroe

### Type

* Alternate Dimension
* Perpetual Prison

### City

* Earth  *(October 2012)*
* Earth  *(2013)*
* Earth  *(2015)*

### Owner(s)

* Adella McCall  *(The 2012 Prison World's Creator)*
* Adella McCall and Olivia Raven  (*The 2013 Prison World's Creators)*
* Rebekah Beaumont, Adella McCall, and Olivia Raven  (*The 2015 Prison World's Creators)*

### Usage

* Punishing Theo Raeken for killing and hurting the McCall Pack and other people by having the Phantom Tara Raeken kill him over and over.
* Punishing Gerard Argent for killing and harming innocent people by him hallucinating everyone he knows killing him over and over again.
* Punishing Tamora Monroe for killing and harming innocent people by having the Phantoms of everyone she killed, killing her over and over again.

**The** **Prison Worlds** are alternate planes of existence originally created by the Gemini Coven. The 2012 prison world is where Theo Raeken lived at while his sister, Tara Raeken killed him over and over again. The 2013 prison world is where Gerard Argent currently resides in, hallucinating the people he knows killing him over and over.

## History

There is very little surrounding the history of the creation of the prison worlds. The spell to create them, however, was found by Adella McCall in Athena Beaumont's grimoire. Blood from a Raven witch is also a requirement in the world's creation as well as to activate the ascendant.

## Usage

The 2012 prison world was originally created to imprison Theo Raeken and have him be killed over and over by the Phantom Tara Raeken. Adella exiled Theo in the prison world for killing innocents and hurting the McCall Pack. The 2013 prison world is where Gerard Argent is currently in, hallucinating everyone he knows killing him over and over again payment for murdering innocent supernaturals. In the 2015 prison world, Tamora Monroe is currently in and the Phantoms of everyone she killed is hunting and killing her over and over again.
Nature

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**Nature** is the totality of phenomena of the physical world and is thought to be the invisible force behind all life that governs the universe. It functions as the source of a witch's power who through the use of witchcraft use spells to manipulate nature.
Lahey Family

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**The** **Lahey Family** is one of the minor families in *Teen Wolf* whose backstory has slowly been expanded on throughout the series. The known members of the Lahey family are Isaac Lahey, his parents Mr. Lahey & Mrs. Lahey, his older brother Camden Lahey, and his wife Adella McCall.
Representational Magic

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**Representational Magic** is a magical practice in which one uses representative objects, generally totems, to manipulate reality. Its origins remain unknown however, they are shown to have existed in the late 900s AD.

Usually, such spells use much more power than one realizes. It is also a very delicate magic that requires considerable concentration by the witch who practices it.
Phoenix

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**Phoenixes** are a supernatural being that resurrects upon death in a burst of fire. Much remains unknown about this species.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Self-Resurrection:** Phoenixes, such as Landon, have the ability to resurrect from the dead. The body will spontaneously self-combust only for the phoenix to be reborn from the ashes. It is unknown whether or not if there is a limited number of times a phoenix can resurrect before they perish permanently. Furthermore, there does not seem to be a set amount of time that it takes for a phoenix to resurrect. After his first death, Landon took around a day to resurrect, however further resurrections were faster.
* **Levitation:** Phoenixes seemingly possess some form of levitation - allowing them to float a few feet up off the ground. While embracing and kissing Hope, Landon seemingly caused both himself and Hope to rise off of the ground and remained mid-air for a few seconds before the pair fell back down to the ground.
	+ **Flight:** Phoenixes can produce wings of fire from their backs that enable them to fly.

## Weaknesses

* **Mortality:** Despite their mystical attributes, phoenixes share similar mortal weaknesses as human and supernatural beings that can result in immediate death, such as blood loss and a broken neck. However, they are spared from death as they can self-resurrect.
Human

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**Humans**, also known by the scientific name ***Homo sapiens***, are a species of the primate family and the most common animal on Earth. In the *Teen Wolf* universe, humans are mortal, sentient beings who are often (but not always) without supernatural powers. As a result, Humans are often potential prey to certain supernatural shapeshifters who are not in control of their urges, such as Wendigos, who have an insatiable hunger for human flesh and must eat it to survive, or the variety of canine and feline werecreatures who can go into a violent frenzy as a result of the full moon or intense emotions.

However, though the majority of Humans lack supernatural traits, there are a significant fraction of the Human population who are capable of having powers on their own, and they can also be transformed into supernatural beings. For example, Humans can be turned into supernatural creatures such Werewolves, Ghost Riders, or Berserkers through a variety of rituals, and humans with genetic chimerism can be transformed into the unnatural hybrid creatures known as Chimeras.

Humans can even be born with or trained to use supernatural forces in numerous ways without being transformed into a true supernatural or being controlled by these forces in the way that shapeshifters are. This can include Banshees, Human women who inherit the ability to predict death through the females in their bloodlines, and Druids, Humans with mystical powers who are generally dedicated to maintaining the balance of nature (although Dark Druids, known as Darachs, exist as well, and differ from Druids in their use of their power to fulfill malevolent goals). Finally, Humans can be possessed by spiritual creatures who can then share their powers with them, such as Kitsune or Hellhounds, though more often than not, the spirit will completely overtake their host's body rather than merging with them.

Despite being highly vulnerable as a result of their mortality (particularly the lack of an accelerated healing factor possessed by most shapeshifters), Human beings are more than capable of taking on the supernatural when properly trained or prepared, as demonstrated by the Human Hunters who regularly fight the supernatural, as well as the mercenaries who specialize in supernatural missions such as Braeden and Druid Emissaries like Alan Deaton and Marin Morrell, who learned how to hold their own against the creatures with whom they are regularly interacting. The majority of the Human world has no idea that the supernatural exists, but the ones who are "in the know" will often protect themselves from these creatures with substances such as Mountain Ash, which can create barriers that supernatural creatures cannot cross, or with weapons tailored to the creatures' weaknesses, such as tasers, Wolfsbane-laced bullets, Mistletoe-forged pikes, flash-bang arrows, and ultrasonic emitters.
Corinne

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**Corinne**, better known as the **Desert Wolf**, is a minor character and antagonist in Season 5 of *Teen Wolf*. She was introduced as a Werecoyote and a highly skilled assassin who has been sought for years by the U.S. Marshals, presumably among other federal agencies and organizations.

She was first mentioned by Peter Hale in Season 4's *Time of Death,* when he admitted to his daughter, Malia Tate, that all he had learned about her mother's identity was that she was known by the code-name "the Desert Wolf," due to the fact that his sister, Talia Hale, had used her Alpha memory-manipulation ability to take all of his memories of his tryst with Corinne as well as those of the existence of his daughter. It was then later confirmed by both Peter and Braeden, the latter of whom is a former U.S. Marshal, that the Desert Wolf is a powerful and dangerous assassin whom the federal government had been tracking for quite some time.

After Peter and Kate Argent were defeated at La Iglesia, Braeden (presumably with her lover, Derek Hale) continued tracking the Desert Wolf at Malia's request, as she was determined to finally find her birth mother. In *A Novel Approach,* Malia read *The Dread Doctors* novel by Gabriel Valack, which triggered a repressed memory of the Desert Wolf shooting at her family's car right before the car crash that caused Malia to full-shift into a coyote and kill her adoptive mother and sister. In *Ouroboros,* it was revealed that the Desert Wolf not only knew that Malia was alive, but also intended to kill her. As part of this plan, the Desert Wolf captured Alan Deaton, the mentor to the members of Malia's pack as well as their Emissary, in order to use him as a hostage.

During the second half of Season 5, the Desert Wolf continued her mission to find her daughter Malia, eventually revealing in *The Sword and the Spirit* that the reason why she had captured Deaton and sought out Malia is because Malia inherited a part of her powers in childbirth, causing her powers of strength, speed, and healing to be extremely weakened. She believed that killing Malia would allow her to regain the full strength of her powers back and attempted to do just that after she teamed up with Theo Raeken to lure Malia and Braeden to Fort Jewett to save Deaton.

However, before she could kill Malia, Deaton reminded her that the ritual would only work on a full moon, and that killing Malia then would cause her to lose her powers forever, leading Malia to wait until the night before the full moon before going after Malia again. However, what the Desert Wolf didn't know was that Malia's Alpha, Scott McCall and Deucalion a close friend of Talia Hale's, had helped Malia come up with a plan to defeat her mother using the talons of a deceased Werewolf-Garuda Chimera named Belasko to absorb the rest of the Desert Wolf's powers, presumably rendering her powerless.
Berserker

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They were first introduced in Season 4 as Kate Argent's henchmen after the revelation that she had been transformed into a Werejaguar. After becoming a Berserker, the animal spirit very quickly burns away the humanity within the person, and they become pure animals; according to Chris Argent, this is due to the fact that Berserkers aren't tempered by the moon like Werewolves.

Chris' first experience with Berserkers occurred a couple of years prior to the start of the series, when he was approached by a family who asked him for help in dealing with their teenage son, who managed to tap into the power of the Berserker creation ritual while he and his friends messed around with bear skins, causing him to viciously tear apart anyone upon who he came. By the time Chris was involved, the boy was no longer human, and according to Chris' story, it took three Hunters and all the ammo they had between them to take the boy down. He later reported that he felt no remorse about the kill, as he knew that the young man inside the Berserker was gone.
Bestiary

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**The Bestiary** is a encyclopedia of supernatural creatures, it was first introduced in Season 2. It was said to look like an old leather-bond book but in Gerard's case, it was on a USB flash drive and some time later, a hard copy was created. Hunters have used it to document all the monsters they've encountered over the years. The Bestiary is mainly written in Archaic Latin and is said to have over one thousand pages.