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Psychic

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**Psychics** were a subset of humans, though classified as a supernatural species, that exhibited the ability to read, manipulate and/or control the minds of others. Adella is the only known user to have used psychic as her witch side is connected to psychic energy.
Chimera Pack

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**Chimera Pack**, also known as Theo's pack, was a group of resurrected Chimeras who were brought back to life by Werewolf-Werecoyote Chimera Theo Raeken. Theo originally came to Beacon Hills due to his deal with the Dread Doctors, where he agreed to help keep Scott and Adella McCall and the McCall Pack from interfering with their plans. In exchange, the Doctors helping him become an Alpha and a true Werewolf so he could steal Scott's powers before taking Scott and Adella's pack for his own, as he coveted the unique and powerful collection of supernaturals and humans Scott and Adella had amassed over the years.

Unfortunately for Theo, he failed in this goal, both because he was unsuccessful in manipulating Liam Dunbar into killing Scott so Theo could take his power, and because the rest of the pack was unwilling to join him. Realizing that he had no other choice but to make his own pack from scratch, Theo stole some of the Dread Doctors' green serum and used it to resurrect five of the previously killed Chimeras: Selena Romero, Hayden Romero, Corey Bryant, Tracy Stewart, and Josh Diaz. After their resurrection, these newly revived Chimeras pledged their loyalty to Theo and accepted him as their Alpha, although some of the members, such as Selena, Hayden, and Corey, needed a little convincing to be comfortable with their new arrangement.
Rhys

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**Rhys** was a character that was introduced during Season 3 of *MTV's Teen Wolf*. He was a corporal officer of the army who was station at Oak Creek Internment Camp during 1943. This is where he began a relationship with Athena Beaumont.

In *The Fox and the Wolf*, Corporal Rhys, Hayes and Merrick are loading off supplies for the Oak Creek internment camp. As they were offloading, they soon began to realize that some of the supplies had been stolen while they weren't paying attention. They enter one of the cabins after hearing a window break, Hayes and Merrick accuse them of stealing, as they being to search, Rhys tells them to stop, informing them that the search will be conducted in the morning and that the prisoners will fix the window that was broken. Before he leaves, Rhys gives Michio his baseball back. He later meets up with Athena in a secluded location, they appear to be in love as they embrace one another, he warns her about taking so many things, especially the medical supplies.

Rhys then gifts Athena with a piece of chocolate which she is very happy about and they share a kiss. They sit in a vehicle together as Athena helps him learn French in preparation for his transfer to North Africa, at that moment, they hear Merrick, Hayes and the camps doctor, money soon exchanges between them, but Rhys is unsure why. Soon, a bacterial pneumonia outbreak sweeps throughout Oak Creek, Rhys discovers that the internment camp is completely out of M&B Sulphapyridine which is the only treatment. Athena informs him that she saw three boxes of the drug back when she was taking supplies, but the camp's doctor is claiming that he only received one. This leads them to the conclusion that the doctor, Hayes, and Merrick are stealing medicine and selling it on the black market.

After the prisoners learn that the medicine was being stolen, a riot erupted, Satomi Ito, a prisoner and apparent werewolf throws a molotov cocktail that hits Rhys and sets him on fire, this caused the soldiers to shoot the prisoners, dozens of them were killed. Rhys is taken to Eichen House; however, he dies from his injuries. His body is put with the dead prisoners and they are going to be burned, all evidence would be destroyed and no one would ever know what occurred. Athena couldn't let this happen, so she calls out to the spirits of her ancestors in order to summon a Nogitsune to possess her and seek revenge, instead the trickster spirit decided to possess Rhys' dead body.
Argent Family

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**The Argent Family** is one of the main families in the *Teen Wolf* series. They are a well-known, respected, and very wealthy bloodline of Werewolf Hunters, and, as far as it is known, all the Argents are immersed in this lifestyle; there has yet to be a member of the Argent family introduced who was not a Hunter, or at the very least in the business of protecting innocents and killing monsters. The family is literally legendary in the supernatural world-- because Argent is French for "silver," the myth has always been that silver kills Werewolves, but in reality, it's the Argent family who does that due to their legacy as Hunters.
Melissa and Adella

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## General Information

### Intimacy Levels

Adoptive Mother-Daughter bond, Family Relationship, For much of Adella's life, Melissa was the only parent in her life, Melissa raised Adella on her own and worked grueling hours to support them, Adella has risked her life on numerous occasions to protect and defend her mother from harm, Adella is always impressed by her mother's resourcefulness and cleverness under pressure

## Family Information

### Status

Adoptive Mother and Daughter, Close Bond, Allies.

**The family relationship between Human, Melissa McCall and The Chosen One, Adella McCall.**

Melissa found Adella at the hospital on Christmas Eve and decided to watch her while they tried to find her mother or father. Eventually nothing came up and Melissa even though already has a son decided to adopt Adella has her own. After Adella's adoptive father, Rafael McCall, a special agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigations, inadvertently shoved Adella down the stairs in a drunken accident when Adella was only a couple of years old, Melissa, concerned for their daughter and son's welfare, threw him out of the house. Ashamed by his behavior, Rafael took this to mean that they wanted him gone for good, rather than simply wanting him to stop drinking and come back, and he cut off contact with his now ex-wife, daughter, and son shortly afterward. This led Adella and Melissa to develop a very close bond as a result of their now-two-person family, and Melissa has always been willing to do whatever it takes to support herself, her son, and her daughter, even if it meant working numerous double shifts as a nurse at the Beacon Hills Memorial Hospital to keep their household running smoothly.
Channeling

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**Channeling** is a basic power of witches to draw extra power from Nature, the elements, celestial events, from other witches or supernatural beings to boost their magic. This allows users to harness energies in their surroundings to perform greater magical feats, and cast stronger spells beyond that which one is usually able to accomplish solely with their own magic. Depending on the rarity of the celestial event, more power can be channeled by the witch.
Peter Hale

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**Peter Hale** is a supporting character in *Teen Wolf* and was the main antagonist of Season 1 and the two main antagonists along with Kate Argent of Season 4. He is the younger brother of the late Alpha Talia Hale, the uncle of Laura, Derek, Cora, Hayley Hale, and the biological father of Malia Tate. He was also the Alpha who turned Scott and Adella McCall and who bit Lydia Martin and activated her latent Banshee powers.
Divine Coven

**The Divine Coven** are one of the most powerful coven of witches. It goes back thousands of years, to 22nd Century B.C. They are known to make different dimensions so that their ancestors could still communicate with them. They have made Prison Worlds for the worst of the worst of the evil monsters.
Athena and Adella

**The family relationship between Spirit Kitsune-Witch, Athena Beaumont and The Chosen One, Adella McCall.**

Before giving birth to Adella, Athena wanted nothing more to keep her child but knew it wasn't safe for her. She decided to give birth and leave her at Beacon Hills Memorial Hospital so that she would hopefully find a good home. Adella eventually got adopted by Rafael and Melissa McCall but once she found out she was adopted wanted nothing to do with her biological mom who she thought abandoned her.

When Athena revealed herself to her daughter Adella was furious with Athena for abandoning her. Adella wanted nothing to do with Athena at first but once she developed her Kitsune powers she knew she needed to see her so that Athena could help.
Projection

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**Projection** is an ability of the witches to manifest their consciousnesses out of their bodies known as spirit or astral projection. Witches commonly use this power to spy-on or converse remotely with others by separating their spirit from their physical body. They are able to project their astral forms using spells that allows them to travel instantaneously to their desired location. Various spells can give different properties to ones astral form to fit their desires such as invisibility or tangibility to affect the physical plane.

More adept users of projection can even move objects or themselves from one location to another without occupying the space in between; this is known as **Teleportation**. Powerful witches can use this power to transfer someone or something from one point to another by disappearing and appearing instantly to their desired location.
Chimera

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As previously stated, Chimeras were created by the Dread Doctors, who specifically chose human teenagers with genetic chimerism (i.e. humans with two sets of DNA, caused by such factors as organ/tissue transplants or fetal resorption syndrome) as their test subjects in pursuit of the ideal vessel for the resurrected spirit of the Beast of Gevaudan. However, all but one of these Chimeras were referred to by the Doctors as "failures," as they transformed in ways that made them unsuitable vessels for the Beast. The majority of these failures were characterized by bleeding from the eyes, nose, and mouth; they often first began to bleed black blood before then getting nosebleeds or vomiting the modified mercury that the Dread Doctors used to turn them in the first place. They then began to forget who they were and eventually devolved into mindless beasts who fought everyone around them, as seen with Tracy Stewart, who was already prone to this madness due to her preexisting condition of night terrors.

The only truly successful Chimera was Mason Hewitt, who was a genetic chimera as a result of absorbing his twin in the womb rather than receiving an organ or tissue transplant, and who ultimately became the host for the Beast of Gevaudan; while Theo Raeken was considered to be a somewhat successful Chimera due to the fact that, he did not reject the transformation like the ten other Chimeras who were considered to be "failures," he was also not truly a success by the Dread Doctors' standards, since he was not a suitable vessel for the Beast's spirit.
Thermokinesis

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**Thermokinesis** is the ability to generate an extreme amount of heat from one's body. user can heat their and direct the heat through their hands to melt objects such at metal. This power is not to be confused with Pyrokinesis, a similar fire-related ability but which functions differently, as it does not require the user to generate fire to be utilized, though the two powers can be used concurrently as well. The range of thermokinesis can be significantly large, as Parrish was able to send a wave of heat down a hallway which heated a group of Hunter's weapons to the point of them beginning to melt.
Shapeshifting

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**Shapeshifting** is the ability to alter one's shape in a variety of ways, either to grow claws, fangs, change the color of their eyes or increase height and overall physical size. Both supernatural and un-natural creatures have been known to possess this power.
Accelerated Healing

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**Accelerated Healing** is the power to rapidly heal all but the most severe and fatal of wounds. Most supernatural species exhibit this power to varying degrees; while natural shapeshifters such as Werewolves have the power to consistently heal their own wounds at an accelerated rate, unnatural beings like Chimeras have healing abilities whose efficiency depends on numerous factors, such as the combination of supernatural species that make up their Chimera nature, the severity of the wound sustained, and the manner in which they were wounded. Regardless, the accelerated healing ability of all unnatural creatures will still typically be inferior to that of true supernaturals.

Accelerated healing can be temporarily nullified or decelerated by certain means; for example, impalement through vital organs, exposure to electricity, fire, and/or substances that are known to weaken these creatures, such as Wolfsbane. This power can also be hindered by emotional barriers such as overwhelming guilt and lack of self-confidence, which can prevent some supernatural creatures from using powers at their full potential and can both hinder their ability to heal and potentially put the supernatural in question's life in danger.

In addition to regenerating from the majority of wounds, the accelerated healing ability possessed by supernatural creatures can have other aspects as well, including: an immunity to most human diseases and conditions (as evidenced by Kira and Josie Yukimura, whose passive Kitsune healing ability prevented her from ever getting sick, Adella McCall being part Kitsune and Werewolf/Werejaguar, who is passive healing as well, as well as the cases of Scott McCall and Erica Reyes, who were an asthmatic and an epileptic, respectively, before being bitten and turned into Werewolves cured them of these conditions); a greatly extended lifespan and a decreased rate of aging (as evidenced by Satomi Ito, the oldest known werecreature who is over 110 years old while maintaining the appearance of a woman in her mid-late 50s); and an inability experience intoxication caused by alcohol or illicit drugs as a result of their bodies healing the damage caused by these substances too quickly to be felt.
Zoopathy

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**Zoopathy**, also known as **Animal Manipulation**, is the supernatural ability to control other animals. This power can affect a wide range of potential subjects, as potentially any of the hundreds of thousands of species could be manipulated by the user. However, those who possessed or gained this power in the series have only been shown to manipulate one type of animal at a time, and can sometimes only manipulate one type of animal in general.

Once under the users control, the animals can do just about anything the user could want, ranging from actions as small as crawling onto or into a target's body, to forcing large numbers of animals to kill themselves in a ritual sacrifice for more power. In some cases, the animals under the control of the user will be imbued with a small portion of the user's life force, allowing the user to utilize the animals under their control in order to infect and possess humans and supernatural creatures alike, giving them the ability to control the latter as well.
Pathokinesis

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**Pathokinesis** is the power to sense and manipulate the emotions of other beings. It is a power that has been possessed by several very powerful supernatural creatures throughout the *Teen Wolf* series, though each creature typically has one emotion that acts as their "specialty"; for example, the Anuk-ite can sense and manipulate fear, whereas the Ghost Riders could manipulate anger, and the Nogitsune could manipulate strife and pain.

This power also typically means that the creature can gain additional strength in all of their powers when exposed to their choice emotion; the more pain, strife, and chaos the Nogitsune was exposed to, the harder it was to defeat him, as was the same with the Anuk-ite empowering himself with the fear he influenced around him.
Electromagnetokinesis

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**Electromagnokinesis** is the ability to create, manipulate and direct electromagnetic forces, which includes both electrical and magnetic energy. Both the supernatural and the unnatural have been known to possess this ability. However, it is not to be confused with Electrokinesis, which is simply the power to create, manipulate, and direct solely electric forces, a power that is possessed by Kitsune, particularly Thunder Kitsune.
Divination

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**Divination** is an ability of witches to gain insight on the future, the present, and the past. Witches commonly use this power to predict future catastrophic event and reading ones past. This power has been practiced through a variety of mediums such as tarot cards, pendulums, mirrors, crystal balls, tea leaves, palm reading, bones, runes, blood, and some even involve contacting the Spirits and the Ancestors.
Sean Walcott

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**Sean Walcott** was a character that was introduced during Season 4 of *MTV's Teen Wolf*. He along with his family were included on the Deadpool. They were wendigos, a form of canibalistic shape-shifters. He was the youngest son of Christina and David Walcott and the brother of Michael Walcott, who lived together in a house in Beacon Hills with their cat, Willow.

In *Muted*, Sean's entire family was killed by the assassin known as The Mute, who hacked them all to death with his military-grade tomahawk. Sean was almost killed along with them, but managed to escape by jumping out the window of the bathroom and running to the hospital, where he was eventually treated by Melissa McCall and Dr. Geyer while Sheriff Stilinski and his deputies, including Jordan Parrish, investigated the murders of his parents and brother.

When Lydia Martin was drawn to the Walcott House in a banshee fugue state while Deputy Parrish was keeping watch, the two discovered that the house had a hidden frozen meat locker, where the family was keeping dozens of bodies of deceased humans, revealing that the entire family were wendigos. It was then that Sean's hunger got the best of him, and he attacked and ate the Sheriff's deputy keeping guard outside of his room before going after Melissa, though her son Scott McCall saved her from being eaten along with him.

Scott found Hope Dunbar bleeding out in the middle of the hallway from Sean taking a chunk out of her leg. Scott caught Sean trying to eat Liam Dunbar on the roof and tried to intervene, but when Sean spurned Scott's offers of help, the two began to fight, which led Liam to fall over the edge of the roof and desperately hang on by his fingers. Just as Scott saved him, The Mute appeared behind them and threw his tomahawk at Sean, which hit him right in between the shoulders and killed him instantly. It wasn't revealed until *The Benefactor* that Sean, his parents, and his brother, were among the roughly three dozen supernatural creatures on the Deadpool hit-list, and were each valued at $250,000
Beacon Hills Preserve

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**The** **Beacon Hills Preserve** is a large nature preserve composed of a protected expanse of forest in Beacon Hills, California. Due to the large supernatural community in the town and the fact that the preserve is host to the Nemeton, a magical tree that was worshiped by the Celtic Druids and that acts as a beacon to supernatural creatures, the Beacon Hills Preserve is an important location in the *Teen Wolf* series, with numerous events occurring on the vast amount of space that the forest covers.
Darach

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**A** **Darach** is a dark Druid, or a Druid who has "gone down the wrong path," presumably valuing their own desires over that of maintaining the balance of nature as Druids are meant to do. The word "Darach" means "dark oak" in the Gaelic languages.
Tate Family

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**The** **Tate Family** is one of the families that appear in the *Teen Wolf* series. They were first introduced in Season 3B's *Anchors*, when Sheriff Stilinski, who was trying to solve as many cold cases as he could before he was potentially impeached from his position, found a case involving the Tate Family that he believed to be supernatural in nature.

The first known members are Henry Tate and his wife, Evelyn Tate. In the mid-late 1990s, the two adopted a newborn baby girl born into the Hale Family, who was given up for adoption by her paternal aunt Talia Hale in order to protect her from being killed by her biological mother, Corinne. They named this newborn Malia Tate, and, at some point afterward, they had a biological daughter of their own, Kylie.

In the early 2000s, Evelyn, Malia, and Kylie were driving through the back-roads of Beacon Hills on a full moon when suddenly, Corinne appeared and began shooting at the car in an effort to kill Malia and steal back the Werecoyote powers that Malia unintentional took from her during childbirth. Evelyn instinctively jerked the wheel, causing them to run off of the road and into the wood. The stress of the gun shots and the car crash that followed was so great that Malia transformed into a Werecoyote for the first time, causing her to uncontrollably attack and kill Evelyn and Kylie. Malia then felt so much grief that she stayed in her full-coyote form for the next eight years.

Due to the lack of awareness of the supernatural in the Beacon County Sheriff's Department at the time, it was believed that Evelyn merely ran off the road, killing all three of the women before mundane coyotes attacked and ate the bodies, with one of the coyotes dragging Malia's body away so that it was never found. Henry then lived believing that his wife and daughters had died in a tragic accident until Scott McCall and the McCall Pack helped change Malia back to her human form, allowing her to reunite with her father.
Rebekah and Adella

**The family relationship between the Forest Kitsune-Witch, Rebekah Beaumont, and The Chosen One, Adella McCall.**

Rebekah taught Adella a lot about her Forest Kitsune part of herself and a lot about magic. She helped Adella bring out her power and helped her bring one of her pack mate back from Theo Raeken's influence.
Kanima Venom

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**Kanima Venom** is a paralytic substance produced by either a Kanima or a Chimera who has gained Kanima abilities by one way or another. It is an especially potent toxin and can render nearly any living being paralyzed in seconds, though the severity and length of the paralysis varies based on the healing ability of the victim in question, as well as the manner of contact and the amount of venom to which they were exposed.

When exposed to the venom through tactile contact, the majority of humans and supernatural creatures will be paralyzed from the neck down within moments, and can be rendered immobile for as long as several hours. However, when a human with no accelerated healing factor is injected with the venom intravenously, their diaphragm will be paralyzed as well as their motor functions, causing the victim to suffocate and die in a matter of seconds, as was demonstrated when the part-Kanima Chimera Tracy Stewart laced an injured prison transport driver's IV bag with her venom and killed him in a manner very similar to that which occurs during lethal injections with pancuronium bromide. Supernaturals with accelerated healing seem to be immune to this specific side effect, as Deucalion, an Augmented Alpha Werewolf, was injected with a large amount of Tracy's venom and only suffered motor immobility for several hours without any suffocation. Regardless, those who are exposed to Kanima venom become extremely vulnerable to death through violent means, as their paralysis makes them unable to defend themselves against the Kanima's attacks.

There are several beings who have proven immune to the effects of Kanima venom; these beings include Banshees, Hellhounds, and Fire Kitsunes. Additionally, one especially unique Werewolves, the immensely powerful Beast of Gevaudan, has been shown to be immune to the effects of this venom as well, as Theo Raeken learned when he tried to use it to weaken the Beast long enough to attempt to steal its powers.
Super Strength

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**Super Strength** is the supernatural ability to exert extraordinary amounts of physical strength with one's body without causing damage to one's musculoskeletal system. Users of this power can typically lift fully-grown adults off the ground by their neck, send them flying across the room with a punch, or even tear them apart with their bare hands, as well as lifting objects as heavy as a large vehicle off of the ground. Super Strength is typically a power gifted to supernatural shapeshifters such as the Werewolf, although unnatural creatures such as the Chimera and the Dread Doctors have also been shown to have achieved these powers through scientific means.
Phantom

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**Phantoms**, also known as **Phantom Projections**, are a supernatural species that were introduced during Season 6 of *MTV's Teen Wolf*. The only known Phantoms are Claudia Stilinski, who was projected into reality by Ghost Riders, and Caleb, who was projected into reality by his mother's grief.
Age Regression

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**Age Regression** was a ritual that is performed to revert someone's mind and body to a certain point in time of their life. The only known case of this was when Werejaguar Kate Argent kidnapped Derek Hale and brought him to a temple and entombed him, when Derek was discovered he had been reverted to his teenage self. The exact mechanics of this ritual remain unknown.
Noah Stilinski

**Notice:** This **article** uses content directly taken from the Noah Stilinski **article** at the Teen Wolf Wiki, and is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License.**Sheriff Noah Stilinski**, more commonly referred to as simply **Sheriff** or **Stilinski**, is a recurring character in the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth seasons of *Teen Wolf* and was made a main character for the sixth season. He is the son of Elias Stilinski and an unknown mother, the husband of the late Claudia Stilinski and the father of Mieczyslaw Stilinski. As Sheriff of Beacon County, California, Stilinski has witnessed countless events that could not be explained, but it wasn't until Season 3 that he finally learned the truth about the supernatural world within Beacon Hills. Since then, he has worked as an ally to Stiles and their supernatural friends in order to both protect them and the town at large from supernatural threats. Though he finds it difficult to balance his duty as the Sheriff and his duty as a "pack parent," Stilinski has managed successfully dedicate himself to both roles.

**Sheriff** is good friends with Melissa McCall, Chris Argent, Jordan Parrish, and Derek Hale, and appears to have some romantic feelings for Natalie Martin. He is a member of the **Stilinski Family** and is also an ally of the **McCall Pack**.
Eichen House

**Notice:** This **article** uses content directly taken from the Eichen House **article** at the Teen Wolf Wiki, and is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License.**Eichen House** is a mental health treatment facility in Beacon Hills, California. It was first introduced in Season 3, when it was revealed that the so-called "Shrapnel Bomber" William Barrow was a patient there, and when Lydia Martin used her Banshee abilities to try to find Stiles Stilinski while he was sleepwalking in *Riddled*. It then gained greater significance during Stiles and Malia Tate's brief time being patients there (as seen in *Echo House*), and several of their fellow patients, such as Meredith Walker and Oliver, were introduced as well.

In Season 4, it was revealed that Eichen House has a special closed unit specifically for supernatural creatures who pose a risk to the population of Beacon Hills. Eichen House was given even greater focus in Season 5, beginning in *A Novel Approach*, when Stiles and Lydia went to visit Gabriel Valack to ask him questions about the Dread Doctors and what their ultimate goals were. In the second half of Season 5, Lydia Martin was admitted to Eichen House after she went into a catatonic state following Theo Raeken using his claws to look through her memories and learn the location of the Nemeton in a botched Werewolf memory manipulation ritual.

Lydia's admission to Eichen House ultimately led to a double-infiltration of the facility when both the McCall Pack and the Chimera Pack attempted to break her out; the former with the goal of saving Lydia's life as well as the lives of all of those who would be killed by her dying scream, and the latter to use her connection to Jordan Parrish (possessed by the spirit of the Hellhound Cerberus) to use him to steal the Beast of Gevaudan's powers. It was ultimately the McCall Pack who were victorious in this mission, though the Chimera Pack stole the now-dead Gabriel Valack's Dread Doctor Mask as a consolation prize. It was also revealed that the lock-down accidentally caused by the Chimera Pack's killing of several security guards enabled the imprisoned Peter Hale to escape, though he was soon after abducted by the Ghost Riders of the Wild Hunt.

While Eichen House played a more minor role in Season 6, it was still the site of several major events, most notably the awakening of the Hellhound Halwyn, who had been put in a frozen, trance-like state for one hundred years inside a freezer-room in the supernatural ward. Halwyn's cell was then used on two separate occasions to imprison fellow Hellhound Jordan Parrish, though he was rescued by his packmates both times.
Mason Hewitt

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**Mason Hewitt** is a supporting character in Seasons 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 of *Teen Wolf*. He first appeared *The Benefactor*. He was an honors student at Beacon Hills High School, the best friend of Liam Dunbar, Hope Dunbar, and is currently dating Corey Bryant. Despite being new to the supernatural, having not truly learned about its existence until early in the fifth season, Mason has proven himself to be a loyal member of the pack with a lot to offer even without superpowers. In Season 5B, it was revealed that Mason is actually the Dread Doctors' only successful Chimera, who they transformed into the vessel for the newly-resurrected Beast of Gevaudan, previously known as Sebastien Valet.

In Season 6, Mason became the pack's researcher in Stiles Stilinski's absence, using his knowledge of mythology and physics to help learn about the Ghost Riders and the Wild Hunt. He is Liam and Hope's second-in-command following Liam and Hope's acceptance of the role of Alpha of the McCall Pack, leading the remaining members while, Scott McCall, Adella McCall, Lydia Martin, Malia Tate, Cora Hale, Hayley Hale, Josie Yukimura, and Stiles leave Beacon Hills for college. Upon the release of the Anuk-ite following the rescue of all of the citizens of Beacon Hills from the Wild Hunt, Mason, along with his boyfriend, Corey Bryant, continued to act as the "brains" of the pack, working with their pack's Druid Emissary Alan Deaton to learn more about the creature. This implied that Mason may be on a path to become an Emissary himself.

**Mason** is the boyfriend of Corey Bryant, the best friend of Liam and Hope Dunbar, and is a member of the **McCall Pack.**
Supernatural Eyes

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**Supernatural Eyes** are an aspect of Shapeshifting in which a supernatural creature can change the appearance of their eyes. The main function of this ability is to reveal their supernatural species, but in the case of shapeshifters, it can also allow them to tap into their superhuman powers (particularly their superhuman vision, super strength, and accelerated healing abilities) at a stronger level without fully shapeshifting in times where doing so is impractical or inopportune, though this process is not always necessary.

While the aforementioned powers are usually passive abilities that are nearly always in use, sometimes a supernatural creature may need to actively trigger these powers, which can be initiated through shapeshifting their eyes; this is particularly true for Werewolves who can use their glowing eyes to see a Kitsune's true nature through their aura, can see the Nemeton when it is cloaking itself, and can allow Alphas to see even when blind. Those who use this aspect of shapeshifting typically possess enough control over it that they can selectively choose to only change the appearance of their eyes without fully transforming their bodies along with it.

The extent to which this change in the eye's appearance occurs varies among the different supernatural species: most frequently, the iris or the entire eye changes color and/or glows, but it can also change based on the animal from whom the shapeshifter's powers are derived. Furthermore, this aspect of shapeshifting the eye's appearance can even change due to certain factors, such as ascending or descending in rank or to reflect a transformation into a new species. In addition to these changes, supernatural eyes will glow even brighter (and in some cases will change color) when their owners steal the power of other supernatural creatures, such as when an Alpha kills his own Beta, or when Belasko (or someone else) uses his talons to steal a supernatural creature's powers.
Terrakinesis

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**Terrakinesis** is the ability to manipulate the earth which includes both soil and stone. The primary beings with this power are Druids who have gone dark (who are known as Darachs) and have used ritual human sacrifices to connect to and become in-sync with telluric currents. Jennifer Blake, a Darach who was formerly an Emissary to Kali and her original pack prior to the formation of the Alpha Pack, used this power to cause earthquakes throughout Beacon Hills. Her intention was to destroy the root cellar under the Nemeton and kill Noah Stilinski, Melissa McCall, and Chris Argent as the last trio of human sacrifices, which would give her the power necessary to kill Deucalion. However, her power took a great deal of energy to use, and after she utilized her healing power to reverse Deucalion's blindness in order to force him to see her un-glamoured, mutilated face, she was too weakened to use her terrakinesis or any other powers for several minutes.

This power has also been used to a limited and less-powerful degree by other beings as well. For example, the Skinwalkers were able to cause a small earthquake on their land in Shiprock, New Mexico due to the connection they have to their territory; not only were they able to use their spears to cause a minor earthquake that caused fissures to form in the ground around them, but they were able to give Kira the instructions to give Adella McCall to imbue her sword with terrakinetic powers so she could create a large fissure in the ground in the underground tunnels in Beacon Hills that led to a prison deep in the earth where she trapped the Werewolf-Werecoyote Chimera Theo Raeken.

The Ghost Riders, phantom warriors who ride the lightning and can control the weather, were also able to use a limited form of terrakinesis, causing a minor earthquake that shook the McCall House to the point where objects fell off of tables and counter-tops and shattered on the floor.
Phoebe Tonkin

**Phoebe Jane Elizabeth Tonkin** (born July 12, 1992) is an Australian actress and model. She is best known for portraying Cleo Sertori in *H2O: Just Add Water*, Fiona Maxwell in *Tomorrow, When the War Began*, Faye Chamberlain in *The Secret Circle*, and Hayley Hale in The MTV series *Teen Wolf.*

## Biogrophy

When she was four, Tonkin attended several dance courses, including classical ballet, hip hop, contemporary dance and tap dance. At the age of twelve, she began courses at the Australian Theatre for Young People (ATYP) at the Wharf Theatre. She later graduated from Queenwood for Girls in Balmoral, New South Wales. Tonkin has appeared in a number of commercials which include Vauxhall Motors and Chick Management, and she has also modeled for the magazines *Girlfriend*, *Teen Vogue*, and *Dolly*. She has also appeared in the music video for Miles Fisher's song "Don't Let Go."

She was also dating Paul Welsey until they broke up. However, they have since started dating again. They are no longer together as of July 2017.

## Trivia

* Phoebe is close friends with Danielle Campbell, Kaylee Bryant, and Adelaide Kane.
* She is a vegan.
* She is the godmother to Asher, Daniel and Danielle's son.
* Phoebe was dating Paul Wesley as of September 2013.
	+ Phoebe and Paul have broken up as of January/February 2017.
	+ Phoebe and Paul have rumored to be back together as of May 2017.
	+ Phoebe and Paul are no longer together as of July 2017.
* Phoebe was born in Sydney, Australia.
* Phoebe's character Faye Chamberlain was considered the "Theo" on *The Secret Circle*.
* She has a younger sister named Abby.
* After canceling *The Secret Circle*, Jeff Davis decided to write her into *Teen Wolf*.
Resurrection

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**Resurrection** is the power or ritual to bring back someone or something from the dead, typically the dead individual needs to be intact, but those who resurrect through unnatural means, doesn't require the body of the deceased, only a host for its spirit.
Beacon Hills

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**Beacon Hills** is a small city in central California that is the hometown of the majority of the characters and serves as the main setting for the *Teen Wolf* series. It is best known for its history of having a sizable supernatural community, which includes the well-respected Hale Family of Werewolves, though the true size of this community was not fully evident until Season 3.

It was during this season when it was revealed that Beacon Hills is literally a beacon for supernatural creatures as a result of the Nemeton, a magical tree in the middle of the Beacon Hills Preserve that was recently re-powered by the surrogate sacrifice ritual performed by Scott McCall, Stiles Stilinski, and Allison Argent. Though the tree was cut down at some point between 1943 and 2005, this ritual still gave it enough power to draw supernaturals to the town like a magnet. Beacon Hills' supernatural beacon is given further power by a large number of strong telluric currents, which form a network of mystical geothermic energy that runs through the earth within the town's boundaries. These currents converge in several places in the town that make them "hot-spots" of sorts that contain a great deal of mystical energy; such convergences include the Nemeton itself, First National Bank, Beacon Hills High School, the Beacon Hills Animal Clinic, and Eichen House.

According to Sheriff Stilinski, Beacon Hills has a population of roughly 30,000 people, and is part of Beacon County, which has a population of 500,000 people.
Chambre de Chasse

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**A** **Chambre de Chasse** is a magically constructed location that exists on the astral plane represented by a specific mindscape usually depicted as a room. They are created with Representational Magic using representational totems to draw and anchor the minds of others. When the destruction of said totem is destroyed, the person can leave the Chambre de Chasse.
Teleportation

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Tara Raeken

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**Tara Raeken** was a minor character who played a role in the plot of Season 5 and Season 6 of *Teen Wolf*. She was the human sister of Theo Raeken, who died prior to the start of the series but who still played a significant role in the later seasons through flashbacks.
Garuda

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**Garudas** are a supernatural species of Shapeshifters that were introduced during Season 5 of *MTV's Teen Wolf*. The only known Garuda is the Part-Garuda Chimera, Belasko, who was turned by the Dread Doctors.
Beacon Hills Memorial Hospital

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**Beacon Hills Memorial Hospital** is the main hospital located in the Beacon Hills, California area. A large number of characters have been admitted to the hospital throughout the series, and the hospital has been the site of numerous supernatural disasters as well. Notable staff at the hospital are Melissa McCall, a nurse who mainly works in the emergency room, and two physicians, Dr. Geyer and Dr. Vandenberg.
Traditional Magic

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**Traditional Magic**, lesser known as **Earth Magic**, is the oldest and purest form of witchcraft inherent to the Earth and the forces of Nature. It is undoubtedly the most popular form of witchcraft known to witches; however, it is also the most exhausting. This is mainly due to the fact that whenever a witch uses this power, they must exert their own energy, causing them to experience symptoms of dizziness, fatigue, and nosebleeds. Ultimately, if a witch pushes beyond their limits, the effects can be fatal.