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Ghost

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A **Ghost**, or **Veiled Matter**, was the soul of a deceased supernatural person that could, under certain circumstances, appear as a visible manifestation to the living from the Other Side. In even rarer circumstances, ghosts could physically interact with the living world.

Souls of supernatural beings can continue to linger for an indeterminate amount of time as spirits in the Space In-between until they find peace or move on to another afterlife.
Chronokinesis

**Chronokinesis** is the ability to shape, move, control, interact and manipulate time, the indefinite continued progress of existence and events that occur in an apparently irreversible succession from the past, through the present, into the future, in the general area or for a specific target in various ways, with the most basic of acts revolving around accelerating, slowing, stopping, and even rewinding or looping it. The range of the affected area is proportional to the mastery of the user, with those at higher levels being able affect the entire space-time continuum.
The Chemist

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**Simon**, better known by the codename **The Chemist**, was a minor character and antagonist in Season 4 of *Teen Wolf*. The Chemist was first introduced as a scientist who was experimenting on Werewolves. However, it was later revealed that he was actually an assassin involved in the Deadpool, and that he was using his own genetically modified version of canine distemper to kill the canine supernaturals on the hit-list.

He was able to infect the majority of Satomi Ito's Werewolf pack with this weaponized virus, and was also able to infect all of the juniors who were taking the PSATs one Saturday morning at Beacon Hills High School, where he was working as a proctor, by exposing them through the ink pad they used to fingerprint the students. Among those infected by the virus were Scott McCall, Adella McCall, Stiles Stilinski, Malia Tate, Hayley Hale, Cora Hale, Josie Yukimura, Kira Yukimura, Bobby Finstock, and Sydney, but all of the humans eventually got better. However, had the supernaturals not found the cure, wild purple reishi mushrooms, in time, they would have been killed by the virus. The Chemist was then eventually killed by FBI Special Agent Rafael McCall when he found the assassin holding Stiles Stilinski at gunpoint and shot him in the head before he could do him any harm.
Martin Family

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**The** **Martin Family** is one of the primary families in *Teen Wolf* whose backstory has slowly been expanded on throughout the series. The known members of the Martin family include Lorraine Martin, her wife Maddy, her son Mr. Martin, her daughter-in-law Natalie Martin, and her granddaughter Lydia Martin.

This family is most notable for the females in their bloodline being Banshees, human women who are harbingers of death and are drawn to and capable of channeling supernatural forces, which manifest in a large number of potential powers such as premonitions, telepathy, clairaudience, and concussive screams, among a multitude of others. In addition to this trait, members of the Martin family have also been shown to be incredibly intelligent, as Lorraine was a computer programmer with IBM in the 1970s, and Lydia is a known polymath genius who was accepted to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a junior due to how many AP credits she had upon graduating from high school.
Cora and Adella

## General Information

### Intimacy Levels

Adella welcomed Cora with open arms into the McCall Pack, Adella sees Cora like a sister and vice versa, They both would do anything to protect each other.

## Family Information

### Status

Best Friends, Close Bond, Like Sisters, Adella is Cora's Alpha; Allies

**The relationship between Evolved Beta Werewolf, Cora Hale and The Chosen One, Adella McCall.**
Damnatio Memoriae (concept)

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Damnatio Memoriae is a modern Latin phrase meaning "condemnation of memory", indicating that a person is to be excluded from official accounts. There are and have been many routes to damnatio memoriae, including the destruction of depictions, the removal of names from inscriptions and documents, and even large-scale rewritings of history. The term can be applied to other instances of official scrubbing; the practice is seen as long ago as the aftermath of the reign of the Egyptian Pharaohs Akhenaten in the 13th century BC, and Hatshepsut in the 14th century BC.
Chrysan

**Chrysan** is a student of Class W4-1B4 in Titan Academy.

## Appearance

She wears the school uniform and wears a dark greenish-olive sweater, she has a black to light brown hair which she keeps up in a bun, and she wears glasses.

## Personality

Chrysan is shown to be insecure, emotional and dainty, yet a highly loud and annoying person as she can be Cherylene's counterpart.
Claws

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**Claws** are sharp pointed fingernails (and, on occasion, toenails) that are long, sharp, strong and tough enough to claw, scratch and otherwise tear apart bodies without breaking or snapping off. The majority of supernatural and unnatural shapeshifters possess the ability to manifest these claws at will as a subsection of their shapeshifting power, causing their "human" nails to grow, change shape, and become exponentially stronger. They typically extend their claws by making a flicking gesture with their hands and fingers, and will retract them through clenching their fists.
Jennifer Blake

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**Julia Baccari**, more commonly known by the alias **Jennifer Blake** and **The Darach** was a major antagonist and supporting character in Season 3 of *Teen Wolf*. She was first introduced as the new English teacher at Beacon Hills High School who seemed very concerned about her students' grades.

However, in time, it was revealed that she was a former Druid Emissary to Kali, an Alpha Werewolf who killed her entire pack and left Julia for dead as well in order to join the Alpha Pack. Julia was only able to save herself by drawing on the small spark of power within the Nemeton to stay alive until she was finally found by the police in the nature preserve. She eventually recovered physically, but her face and body were mutilated beyond recognition by Kali's claws, and she began to have an identity crisis.

She then decided to get her revenge against the Alpha Pack by coming up a plan to destroy them, performing a series of human sacrifice rituals in order to gain the power necessary to achieve this goal. The first rituals were at least two mass sacrifices that involved compelling hundreds of crows to commit suicide to increase her power and allow her to use a form of glamour magic to make her appearance that of an unscarred, beautiful woman to match her new identity, Jennifer Blake. To gain the mystical power necessary to defeat the Alphas, Jennifer then began a Druid five-fold knot sacrifice ritual that required five sets of three human sacrifices: virgins, warriors, healers, philosophers, and guardians.

Despite the fact that she was only able to complete four of the five sets of sacrifices, she was still able to easily take down Kali, Ethan, and Aiden during a Full Moon; however, she did not have the power to take on Deucalion until the lunar eclipse hit its peak. Surprisingly, though she was overpowered at the last moment when Deucalion clawed out her throat, she managed to survive just long enough to make it back to the Nemeton, where she hoped that she could tap into the power Scott McCall, Allison Argent, and Stiles Stilinski had given it through their surrogate sacrifice ritual. Unfortunately, before Jennifer could make contact with the Nemeton, she was stopped by Peter Hale, who confirmed his plans to take Scott's True Alpha powers before he ripped her throat out a second time, killing her for good.
Telekinesis (Witch)

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**Telekinesis** is an ability of the witches to move objects with their mind through force of will. Witches commonly use this power to bring objects to them or generate a concussive force to push people away. More adept users can use this power to easily snap bones and necks or inflict wounds upon their victims. This power is commonly performed non-verbally, either channeled through the eyes or, more frequently, the hands in order to move the target in the desired direction. This power can also be activated through a spell, evoked through the Latin-based term *"Motus"*.
Telepathy (Witch)

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**Telepathy** is the ability to enter the mind of another to read and control them. This is an ability that is most distinctly possessed by Immortals and Psychics; however, Witches have been shown to replicate this ability using spells. What differentiates telepathy from ordinary compulsion is its all encompassing nature to influence all species due to advanced mental prowess.
Scott and Adella

### Intimacy Levels

Adoptive Siblings, Close Family Bond, Allies; Protective of one another, Love each other, Would do anything for each other. Adella almost died to bring Scott back to life.

## Family Information

### Status

Brother and Sister, Close Bond; Allies

**The family relationship between True Alpha Werewolf, Scott McCall and The Chosen One, Adella McCall.**

Scott is the adoptive older brother to Adella. They have been inseparable since they were younger. Even when Adella became popular in middle and high school she never made Scott feel like he was beneath her. She would always put him first before her friends when they were being mean to him. When they both got bitten by then-Alpha Peter Hale they became even closer, sharing a big secret together. Scott and Adella along with their human best friend, Stiles Stilinski formed a three-person pack that would ultimately become the foundation for the McCall Pack, which grew to include nearly over a dozen people, both supernatural and human, who have come and gone throughout the seasons.

***They are referred to as "Scella" by fans.***
Sebastien Valet

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**Sebastien Valet** was the brother of Marie-Jeanne Valet, former lover of Athena Beaumont, and was the original Beast of Gévaudan, history's most ferocious Werewolf who killed upwards of 500 people in North America and France between 1760 and 1767. According to Sebastien, he became the Beast after accidentally drinking rainwater from a wolf's paw print in the woods while he was serving in the French military during the Seven Years' War, referencing the old folklore and myths about how humans become Werewolves.

Though he was killed by his own sister, the famed huntress Marie-Jeanne Valet (who would later become the progenitor of the Argent line of Werewolf Hunters) and Athena Beaumont in 1767, he was resurrected in autumn of 2012 by the Dread Doctors when they revived his spirit and put it into the body of their first and only truly successful Chimera, Mason Hewitt. After Sebastien remembered who he truly was, Mason's body transformed into Sebastien's original body for a short time until the McCall Pack came up with a plan to save Mason by using Lydia Martin's Banshee voice and Adella McCall's magic to turn Mason back. Once Sebastien's spirit evacuated Mason's body, Adella killed him with the same pike Marie-Jeanne and Athena had killed him with several centuries earlier along with her katana, putting him to rest once again.
Wolfsbane

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**Wolfsbane**, also known as **Aconite** or **Monkshood**, is an extremely toxic herb for Werewolves, Werecoyotes, and presumably Werejaguars and Werecheetahs. The effects of contact with wolfsbane can vary depending on the dosage, the species, and the method of ingestion. Most wolfsbane will kill a Werewolf if it reaches their heart, though it can be cleared by ingesting the ashes of the exact same strain that poisoned them, or by literally burning out a wound that has been made by a wolfsbane-laced weapon if the correct type of wolfsbane is unavailable. It was first introduced in Season 1 and played an important role in every season of the series. In the real world, when handled or consumed in large doses, wolfsbane can be very toxic to humans.
Shiprock

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**Shiprock** (Navajo: *Naatʼáanii Nééz*) is town in San Juan County, New Mexico that is in the southwestern United States territory known as Navajo Nation, or *Naabeehó Bináhásdzo.*

It is named for the monadnock rock formation Shiprock (*Tsé Bitʼaʼí*, meaning "winged rock" or "rock with wings" which rises 1,583 feet (482.5 meters) above the highest desert plain in the town. The Shiprock formation is a major part of the mythology and tradition of the Navajo people; in the United States' pre-history, the region was home to the ancient Pueblo people, also known as the Anasazi.

The Skinwalkers, a trio of powerful shapeshifting women, live in the desert of Shiprock and are well known for being very protective of their lands. After the Thunder Kitsune Kira Yukimura was experimented on by the Dread Doctors in Beacon Hills, California, which unbalanced her inner Fox spirit, her ancient Celestial Kitsune mother, Noshiko Yukimura, brought her to Shiprock in hopes that the Skinwalkers would be able to help Kira regain control. At the Shiprock peak, Kira battled a Desert Oni, where she inadvertently summoned numerous lightning bolts with her electrokinetic powers. As of the end of Season 6, Kira remains in Shiprock, where she is training under the Skinwalkers' guidance.
Gemini Coven

**The Gemini Coven** are a powerful coven of witches from Europe, specifically Paris, France. It is known for it's dark magic throughout history. The Gemini's are also notorious for their unique spells to create Prison Worlds and are known to have found a way to contact their dead ancestors.

In the Gemini Coven there is usually a set of twins from each generation, but because of The Hollow tainting the coven with dark magic there hasn't been a set of twins until Adella McCall gave birth to Kratos and Athena Lahey.
Buenas noches

**Buenas noches** es un tema del disco La Pandilla Telmex, el número 12.

Es el tema más popular La Pandilla Telmex, debido a que un fragmento de esta canción solía aparecer en comerciales musicales en el Canal 5 de Televisa, a las 20:00 horas, entre los años 2001 y 2006, invitando a los niños a irse dormir.

## Letra

Hoy fue un día especial

Hice un gol en el recreo

Y las chavas del colegio

No me dejan de llamar

Tuve un seis en Español

Porque estaba distraído

Y chateé con un inglés

Le gané al ajedrez

Con mi muñeca Fibrita

Hoy jugué toda la tarde

Cantamos en el jardín

Fue un día muy feliz

Y Cablín nos protegió

Como lo hace cada día

Es travieso y divertido

Y de los perros, el mejor

Vamos todos a dormir

Y mañana jugaremos

Nos podremos divertir

Pero ahora hay que dormir

Me lavo los dientes...

Me pongo pijama...

Un beso a mis papis...

Vamos todos a dormir

Y mañana jugaremos

Nos podremos divertir

Pero ahora hay que dormir

Y durmiendo viajaremos

Por un mundo de aventuras

Para hacer al despertar

Nuestros sueños realidad

Vamos todos a dormir

Y mañana jugaremos

Nos podremos divertir

Pero ahora hay que dormir...

## Videos

Comerciales emitidos en televisión con la canción Buenas Noches y partes de La Pandilla Telmex.
Anuk-ite

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## Species Information

### Related Species

* Human
* Werewolf
* Hellhound
* Ghost Riders

### Info

* An ancient shapeshifter that uses fear, paranoia and terror to cause strife, chaos and death; which it feeds on to empower itself.

**The** **Anuk-ite** is an ancient shapeshifter known among Druids as a creature of disharmony that can manipulate people into turning on each other. It does this by creating and amplifying a person's fear, as well as any associated emotions such as paranoia, panic, anger, even suicidal ideation. This causes people, even those who have never or desired to commit violent acts becoming hostile to the source of their fear. As a result, the Anuk-ite has no need to commit violence personally or require the physical powers that most other supernaturals possess; claws, fangs, etc. All the while, the Anuk-ite feeds on the fear of those affected by its powers, which makes it more powerful and dangerous.

Because it is known for causing disharmony and discord, the Anuk-ite is also known as "Double-Face" or "Two-Faces," with representations of the creature typically depicting half of its face as beautiful, and the other half as hideous. After the Anuk-ite's existence was first figured out by the McCall Pack and their allies, it was initially unclear whether this information meant that the Anuk-ite was two different people or if it was two different creatures who would ultimately be unstoppable once they merged. However, it was eventually revealed that the latter was true, as the Anuk-ite had taken over the identities of a human, Aaron, and a Werewolf, Quinn, believing that the supernatural half would prevent it from ever being imprisoned again.
Nemeton

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**The** **Nemeton** is a significant location in Beacon Hills that has had a major role in Season 3 and Season 5 of *Teen Wolf*. It was originally an ancient tree in a grove in the Beacon Hills Nature Preserve that was chosen to be the consecrated sacred meeting place for the Druids who lived in the town. They built a root cellar in the ground below the tree and painted a five-fold knot at the base of the roots to indicate that it symbolized the world tree. It was believed that any harm that came to the Nemeton would cause the surrounding towns and villages to suffer from plagues, strife, and other kinds of natural disasters.

The Nemeton contains powerful magic that is only vaguely understood, and it gains its power from ritual sacrifices that occur at the tree or on the telluric currents that run through it. The wood of the Nemeton has been used to create powerful objects, such as the Triskelion Urn that contained Talia Hale's claws. At some point, the tree was cut down by an unknown person, but the stump still retained a small spark of power, which increased in strength when a virgin sacrifice was inadvertently performed at the roots in the early 2000s. It has since been reawakened by the surrogate sacrifice ritual performed by Scott McCall, Allison Argent, and Stiles Stilinski in 2011. In 2012, it became the place where the vessel of the Hellhound, Jordan Parrish, brought the bodies of the dead Chimeras in order to protect the secret of the supernatural.

In 2013, it was revealed that there are seven Nemetons around the world, with the Beacon Hills Nemeton acting as the sacred Druid meeting place in North America. The locations of four of the Nemetons were revealed to be in Toulouse (France), Brasilia (Brazil), Danzao (China), and Łagów (Poland). The remaining Nemetons on the map found in Gerard Argent's armory appear to be in Greenland and somewhere in the region of Egypt or Sudan. Gerard Argent, Tamora Monroe, and their Hunter army intended to travel to each of the Nemetons as part of their goal to commit the genocide of all supernatural creatures, believing that since their targets are unconsciously drawn to Nemetons, they could attack at the centers of the various supernatural communities and more easily achieve their goal.
Rafael McCall

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**Rafael McCall,** also known as **Special Agent McCall**, is a supporting character in the third, fourth, and sixth seasons of *Teen Wolf*. He is the father of Scott McCall, adoptive father to Adella McCall, the ex-husband of Melissa McCall, and a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigations.

He was first introduced in Season 3 when the FBI was called in to investigate a string of murders, kidnappings, and missing persons reports in his former hometown of Beacon Hills, and his first act was to investigate the kidnapping of his ex-wife Melissa, Noah Stilinski, and Chris Argent, who, unbeknownst to him, had been taken hostage by Jennifer Blake as part of her Darach sacrifices. Though he originally seemed to believe he would be in town for a short time before returning to San Francisco, he ultimately decided to stick around Beacon Hills for several more months after being instructed by his superiors to build a case against the impeachment of Sheriff Stilinski due to his inability to close cases and solve the many (supernatural) crimes plaguing the town. However, it was revealed near the end of Season 3 that Rafael was actually trying to exonerate Stilinski after realizing just how unbelievable the events in Beacon Hills were.

This allowed him to start to rebuild a relationship with his son and daughter, Scott and Adella, with whom he had been estranged for years, while also monitoring the criminal activity in his town. In Season 4, he assisted the Beacon County Sheriff's Department in investigating the murders associated with the Deadpool hit-list, not knowing that it was supernatural creatures being killed for money. He eventually returned to his home office in San Francisco in order to file a report after being forced to kill The Chemist in the line of duty to prevent him from killing Stiles Stilinski. However, before he left, he informed Scott and Adella that he knew that they knew something about what was going on that he didn't, and that he wanted to be in-the-know about it when he returned.

He returned to Beacon Hills in Season 6 after being contacted by Sheriff Stilinski, who was desperate to get any help he could in fighting Gerard Argent and Tamora Monroe's Hunter Army, as they had waged war against the supernatural community both locally and globally. He negotiated a compromise between the McCall Pack and their allies and the Hunters, though the former group did not ultimately comply with the order. It was revealed that Rafael had been informed of the supernatural world off-screen and was instrumental in helping to disarm the Hunters during the final battle between the McCall Pack, Monroe's Army, and the Anuk-ite.

**Rafael** is a member of the **McCall Family** and works with the **Federal Bureau of Investigations** and the **Beacon County Sheriff's Department**.
Atmokinesis

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**Atmokinesis** is the supernatural ability to manipulate the weather. Due to Jennifer's connection to the telluric currents of Beacon Hills, she possessed the ability to control the weather to such a degree that she was able to cause powerful thunderstorms and forceful gusts of wind in addition to the earthquakes she created.
Mountain Ash

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**Mountain Ash**, also known as *Sorbus americana*, is a form of ash created by burning the wood from a Mountain Ash tree, which possesses the ability to protect against the supernatural by preventing them from coming into contact with it. It was first introduced in Season 1, when it was revealed that the Druid Emissary Alan Deaton had lined his entire animal clinic with both the wood and the ash to prevent any supernatural clients from doing harm inside, and it has played a significant role in the series ever since. In real world mythology, the wood is often referred to as Rowan and supposedly has the ability to scare off evil beings. In addition to the animal clinic, Eichen House, the McCall House, and the boathouse in the Martin family lake house are all lined with Mountain Ash as well; the former prevents its supernatural inmates from escaping, whereas the latter two are to protect those inside the house from supernatural threats, particularly those who are human.
Adelaide Kane

**Adelaide Victoria Kane** (born August 9, 1990) is an Australian actress who portrays Cora Hale on *Teen Wolf.*

## Biogrophy

Adelaide Kane is from Claremont, Western Australia. She first gained recognition for her roles as Lolly Allen in the soap opera *Neighbours* and Tenaya 7 (later Tenaya 15) in the children's series *Power Rangers RPM*. She was later landed the role of Derek Hale's younger sister Cora on *Teen Wolf*.

## Trivia

* Avid comic book reader, favorites consist of, Watchmen, Preacher, House of Mysteries, etc.
* Dressed as DC Comics character Wonder Girl during 2010 Comic-con.
* She is Team Scira.
* She is very close to Danielle Campbell, Kaylee Bryant, and Phoebe Tonkin.
Super Durability

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**Super Durability** is the supernatural power to withstand extreme amount of punishment; this include withstanding extreme blunt force trauma and numerous open wounds and being able to endure extreme temperatures. This power also increases a supernatural creature's endurance, allowing them to continue to fight for their lives despite the aforementioned injuries.

Most of the known supernatural species possess this power, which is usually deployed in conjunction with their powers of Super Strength and Accelerated Healing. Though it is most frequently possessed by supernatural creatures, it has been shown that unnatural creatures such as the Dread Doctors and their Chimeras can also attain it as well.
Illusions

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**Illusions** is the ability of witches and immortals to project extremely realistic illusions into the minds of others by altering the perceptions of reality conceived from sensory distortions be it accidental or forcible.

Illusions, like the ability dream manipulation, exists as a subsection of telepathy.
Super Agility

**Notice:** This **article** uses content directly taken from the Super Agility **article** at the Teen Wolf Wiki, and is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License.**Superhuman Agility** is the power to possess a superhuman level of agility, giving the user a highly advanced combination of balance, coordination, and reflexes. This power allows the user to perform extraordinary gymnastic, acrobatic, and martial feats such as flips, handsprings, spinning kicks, and jumps; in the latter case, this includes both leaping high in the air as well as jumping from a tall height and landing lightly on one's feet.

It also gives the user the ability to perceive projectiles heading their way, allowing them to either catch them or to dodge them with pinpoint accuracy. Users of this power are also naturally gifted in athletics, as proven by Scott McCall, Adella McCall, Kira Yukimura, Josie Yukimura, Isaac Lahey, Vernon Boyd, Hope Dunbar, and Liam Dunbar's participation on the Beacon Hills High School lacrosse team, Adella and Hope being on the track team. Super Agility is typically used in conjunction with Super Strength and Super Speed and is usually possessed by shapeshifters.
Videos

**Videos** de La Pandilla Telmex.

Distintas variantes de la canción Buenas noches en formato de video.

### Año 2004-2006

Esta versión es una mezcla entre las canciones La Pandilla Telmex y Buenas noches.

## Otros comerciales

### Año 2002

Comercial del pase mágico anual de La Pandilla Telmex. Servía para entrar a 6 parques de diversiones diferentes en México durante el año 2002.
Tezcatlipoca

**Tezcatlipoca** was a central deity in Aztec religion, and his main festival was the Toxcatl ceremony celebrated in the month of May. One of the four sons of Ometecuhtli and Omecihuatl. The God of providence, he is associated with a wide range of concepts, including the night sky, the night winds, hurricanes, the north, the earth, obsidian, enmity, discord, rulership, divination, temptation, jaguars, sorcery, beauty, war, and strife. His name in the Nahuatl language is often translated as "Smoking Mirror" and alludes to his connection to obsidian, the material from which mirrors were made in Mesoamerica and which were used for shamanic rituals and prophecy. Another talisman related to Tezcatlipoca was a disc worn as a chest pectoral. This talisman was carved out of abalone shell and depicted on the chest of both Huitzilopochtli and Tezcatlipoca in codex illustrations.
Chameleon

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**Chameleons** are a species of supernatural creatures that were introduced during Season 5 of *MTV's Teen Wolf*. The only known Chameleon is the Chimera, Corey Bryant, who was artificially turned by the Dread Doctors.
Wild Hunt

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**The** **Wild Hunt**, also known as **Woden's Hunt** or the **Wild Ride**, is a term that is used in several different ways in the *Teen Wolf* series. The first is that the Wild Hunt refers to a immensely large group of supernatural creatures that includes Ghost Riders and Hellhounds, both of whom use their powers to ride the storm and collect souls by erasing people from reality for eternity. The second use of the term is to describe the dimension where the Hunt resides, which has also been referred to by non-members as the Phantom Train Station, or possibly another illusion-based realm where the people the Wild Hunt erases from reality will be transformed into more Ghost Riders and will ride the storm with them forever. The last use is that it describes the actual event of the group arriving to different towns and reaping the souls of its citizens, as was done in the cities of Canaan and, unsuccessfully, Beacon Hills.

The Wild Hunt as a group are so immensely powerful that it is said that they took the Anuk-Ite into their captivity, as they are the only group strong enough to contain it and its power. The most recent event the Wild Hunt had was when they attempted to take all of the citizens of Beacon Hills, human and supernatural alike; during this time, Garrett Douglas, a Löwenmensch who had gained some Ghost Rider powers through being poisoned with their venom and eating a true Ghost Rider's pineal gland, began using his newly-gained powers to try to take control of the Hunt to use it as his own personal army. Unfortunately for Garrett, the Hunt has no leader and cannot be controlled, and he was ultimately converted into a Ghost Rider and was forced to join their ranks. Meanwhile, the McCall Pack and their allies, desperate to get back their loved ones who had been taken, especially Stiles Stilinski, opened a rift to bring everyone back from the so-called Phantom Train Station, inadvertently releasing the Anuk-Ite from their captivity along with the Beacon Hills citizens.
Super Senses

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**Superhuman Senses** is the supernatural power to perceive the world at a superhuman level, which includes any or all of the human senses—sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch. This power is possessed by both supernatural creatures (typically shapeshifters and unnatural beings and may encompass one or a combination of senses.

Not only does this power involve the ability to sense normal phenomena at an enhanced degree (such as being able to hear whispered conversations from far distances, seeing in complete darkness, catching the scent of a drop of blood on the floor in a large room, etc), it can also extend to sensing supernatural phenomena as well, such as being able to see a Kitsune's aura or the Nemeton when it is cloaking itself. When mastered, this power can be used to detect changes in temperature, equilibrium, pressure, and can be used as echolocation. Some users of Super Senses can even gain enough control over their bodies to inhibit their own scents so that way other users of this power cannot track them or identify them as supernatural creatures.
Beaumont Family

* Adella McCall  (The Chosen One; All but Void, Werewolf, Werejaguar, and Witch)
* Kratos Lahey  (Fire/Ocean, Werewolf, and Witch)
* Athena Lahey  (Spirit/Mountain, Werejaguar, and Witch)

## Relationships

### Related Families

* Raven Family
* McCall Family
* Lahey Family

## Affiliation

### Loyalty

* McCall Pack
* Hale Pack  (Formerly)
* Raven Family
* McCall Family
* Argent Family
* Lahey Family
* Yukimura Family
* Martin Family
* Hale Family
* Stilinski Family
* Dunbar Family
* Romero Family

**The** **Beaumont Family** is one of the main families in the *Teen Wolf* series. The family began in the late 10th Century, when Mr. Beaumont and Jezebel Raven had a daughter, Athena Beaumont, who then had a daughter, Adella McCall with Samuel Mitchell. Though Adella didn't know she was adopted she was the main member of the family in Season 1. Though Athena travels for work she comes back to help her daughters pack, along with the Stilinskis, the McCalls, the Yukimuras, and together, they work to act as the protectors of Beacon Hills. Rebekah Beaumont, Adella McCall, Kratos Lahey, and Athena Lahey are the last known surviving members of this family.
Stilinski Family

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**The** **Stilinski Family** is a well-known family in *Teen Wolf*. They are the paternal members of Stiles's family, including his father, Noah, and his grandfather, Elias; their last name, Stilinski, is how its male members got the nickname "Stiles." They appear to be a family of public servants, as many of its members, such as Elias and Noah, have served in the military, and Noah is also a police officer and Sheriff of Beacon County.

For most of the last decade, the family has consisted solely of Stiles and Noah, as Noah and his father Elias have been estranged for a long time, and Claudia, the wife of Noah and mother of Stiles, died of complications from frontotemporal dementia when Stiles was a young child. Ever since her death, Stiles and Noah have had a profoundly close bond, as they recognize that they are all the family the other has left. This bond is so strong that Stiles even sacrificed himself in a suicide ritual in an attempt to save Noah from the Darach.

After the Ghost Riders erased Stiles from reality, some of the family history was altered; in the original timeline, Claudia, has been deceased since 2004, but in Stiles' absence, she appears to be still alive and happily married to Noah, with both believing they simply never chose to have a child of their own. However, when Lydia Martin helped Noah remember Stiles, he was able to understand that this version of Claudia wasn't real, causing her to be banished while Noah's memories of his son returned.
Loopholes

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**Loopholes** are understandable ways for Nature to balance out the existence or the excess of the Universal Lifeforms, and there is almost always a loophole for Nature to use in all magical creations. This is especially true with regards to immortality, as Nature has always decreed that all living things must die. They can also be natural occurrences created by Nature to serve as balance to the existence of something that goes against its laws. For example, Marcel Gerard was turned into an immortal, which went against the will of Nature; in order to balance this unnatural creation, it needed to have a weakness, and so Nature created one way for the source of Marcel's immortality, power, and continued existence to be used against him by taking it away.

Another example of magical loopholes is the law that powerful, long-lasting spells (either in the form of supernatural beings, enchanted objects, or mystical dimensions) must be bound to something that possesses similar or equal power and longevity. Known loopholes in Nature include, but are not limited to: witchcraft, the ancient white oak tree(s), and the cure to supernatural.
Raven Family

* Adella McCall  (The Chosen One; All but Void, Werewolf, Werejaguar, and Witch)
* Kratos Lahey  (Fire/Ocean, Werewolf, and Witch)
* Athena Lahey  (Spirit/Mountain, Werejaguar, and Witch)

## Relationships

### Related Families

* Beaumont Family
* McCall Family
* Lahey Family

## Affiliation

### Property

* Beaumont Mansion
* Raven House

### Loyalty

* McCall Pack
* Hale Pack  (Formerly)
* Beaumont Family
* McCall Family
* Argent Family
* Lahey Family
* Yukimura Family
* Martin Family
* Hale Family
* Stilinski Family
* Dunbar Family
* Romero Family

**The Raven Family** is one of the main families in *Teen Wolf* and a matriarchal bloodline of powerful witches. The family was originally settled in the town of Salem, Massachusetts. However, after the witch trials began, the family relocated in Beacon Hills in 1692. They have lived in the town and maintained their secrecy of their magical talents for over one hundred years. The Raven family is known to be dominated by women. The Raven family has been linked to the Yukimura Family, with The Hollow as the oldest known ancestor. Rebekah Beaumont, Adella McCall, Kratos Lahey, and Athena Lahey are the last known surviving members of this family.
Yukimura Family

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**The** **Yukimura Family** is a Japanese and Korean-American family who live in Beacon Hills, California and who were a major family in the *Teen Wolf* series in Season 3, Season 4, Season 5, and Season 6.

The family has been implied to be predominantly Kitsune, a type of spiritual fox-based shapeshifter, and it seems to have existed for millennia, as the oldest living member of the bloodline, Noshiko Yukimura, is approximately nine hundred years old. However, thanks to Ken Yukimura marrying into the family, the Yukimuras now have a human member as well.
Ghost Riders

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## Species Information

### Related Species

* Chimera
* Witch
* Hellhound

### Info

* Undead warriors who ride the lightning and recruit the living to their ranks by erasing them from reality

**Ghost Riders**, also known as the **Wild Hunt**, are an unknown species of creature that was first mentioned in Season 5 and first introduced in Season 6 of MTV's *Teen Wolf.* They possess an unexplained connection with Hellhounds and Witches. According to Alan Deaton in the official trailer release during 2016's Comic-Con, despite popular belief that the Wild Hunt takes people, the real lore behind these mysterious creatures is that they erase people from reality.

Lydia Martin discovered the true nature of Jordan Parrish after reading a book located in the library of Beacon Hills High School, which read *"Woden's Hunt, also known as the Wild Ride or Wild Hunt. A myth of devilish riders in the sky accompanied by black dogs, spectral beasts whose eyes glowed with fire... A Bearer of Death and Guardian of the Supernatural, the black dog is also known by its more common name, the Hellhound."*

*Teen Wolf* creator, Jeff Davis recently spoke on the Riders during an interview with *Entertainment Weekly*. Davis explained that the idea is that if you see them as them as they pass through your town, they'll take you and make you a part of the Wild Hunt; however, they don't just take the living, they take the dead as well. The Ghost Riders serve many mythological functions and there is an unlimited amount of them; this is likely due to the fact that every person they capture and erase from reality is presumed to eventually be turned into a Ghost Rider themselves.

*Teen Wolf* lead Tyler Posey also took part in an interview where he added that these monsters aren't as violent as villains they have faced in the past; they do not wish to be in Beacon Hills, and the destruction that ensues as a result of their presence is merely a consequence of them being somewhere they don't want to be. It has recently been revealed that the Ghost Riders are unable to leave a town until everyone has been taken, which means that their captured victims remain alive until they are able to leave, after which point they are apparently turned into Ghost Riders.
Dream Manipulation

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**Dream Manipulation** is an ability that both immortals and witches possess. Immortals can control dreams and the subconscious via their limited form of telepathy. A immortal's ability to produce and modify dreams, bestow nightmares or lucid dreaming is tied to whether their target's minds are weaker than theirs. Other effects of this ability is the distortion of reality and people being trapped in the dream.

Powerful witches, such as Athena, Rebekah, and Adella, are able to bestow visions and dreams onto another through their spells.
Siphoning

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**Siphoning** is the rare distinct ability of witches to absorb or consume magic from magical objects and other supernatural beings albeit temporarily. This ability typically requires physical contact and when it is performed, it gives off a faint, red glow. While in some instances the process of siphoning has been known to cause intense pain, others have been otherwise painless. It remains unknown why this ability can cause harm.
Adella's Katana

* Katana Form
* Baton Form

**Adella's Katana** is a weapon that was forged by Mr. Beaumont in the late 10th Century in France. After his death it would be passed to his wife who forged it with her magic and then handed it down to her first born, Athena Beaumont.

Athena would use this katana to slay the Beast that happened to be her boyfriend at the time. She modified the katana to have wolfsbane and Mountain Ash so it would help slew the Beast and whatever werewolf who killed crossed her path. Athena would use the katana up until the 21st Century and she would imbued her own power into it before passing it to her daughter.

Adella modified the katana and turned it into a hybrid weapon so she could use a baton or the katana form. She spelled it so she'd have to say the magic word "*gladio*" and it would turn into the katana form.
La Iglesia

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**La Iglesia** (Spanish: "The Church") was a Mexican church that was built on top of the Temple of Tezcatlipoca, the Aztec jaguar god, which was underground. Though the city around it collapsed into ruins during an earthquake an unknown amount of time prior to its introduction, the church remained standing, and the locals believed it was somehow protected by the temple underneath it. Inside the temple was a large seal carved into a stone wall that represented Tezcatlipoca, the Aztec god of the nocturnal sky, ancestral memory, time, and the embodiment of change known as the "Smoking Mirror," who was worshiped by the *Nagual* people Kate Argent used the area as a base in Season 4. As the "smoking mirror," Tezcatlipoca was strongly associated with the mineral obsidian, and as a result, the temple had a great deal of obsidian in its construction, including an entire room made up of the black glassy stone; Kira Yukimura was even able to smash a chunk off of a wall which eventually became her first Kitsune tail.

The church was the home of two mysterious Berserkers for an unknown amount of time until Kate was clawed so deeply in the throat by then-Alpha Werewolf Peter Hale that she inadvertently transformed into a Werejaguar. After her first full moon, which she endured in Mexico while held hostage at the Calavera Compound, Kate managed to escape her captors and went on the run, but the temple continued to draw her back time after time. It was there that she came upon the Berserkers, and she soon learned that she could control them, a fact which she immediately exploited to protect herself as she learned to control her new powers. Kate also implied that she seemed to draw some sort of power from the temple, as it was where she was able to perform an Age Regression ritual on Derek Hale and perform the Berserker Creation Ritual on Scott McCall.

*La Iglesia* seems to be located in a somewhat dangerous area, particularly after sunset, as Araya Calavera remarked that she had lost a great deal of Hunters who she sent to find Kate in the church ruins, and even Braeden, the McCall Pack's guide during their search for the missing Derek Hale, admitted that she had never made it all the way to the church until that point. Braeden also urged the pack to hurry to La Iglesia, as it was not someplace they would want to be after dark.