Teen Wolf dives into life of Scott McCall, a high school kid turned werewolf. It’s a wild ride through friendship, love and finding oneself. Characters juggle typical teen stuff while dealing with crazy supernatural powers. Expect thrills, laughs and maybe a few unexpected twists. Who knew being a werewolf could be so relatable?

Meet the characters from Teen Wolf

Scott McCall

Scott is the sort of reluctant hero who makes leadership look accidental — always trying to do the right thing even when he’s exhausted and wearing someone else’s jacket. He’s endlessly kind and awkwardly earnest, like he will apologize to a tree if he bumps into it (not that he does that, but maybe). Loyal to a fault and protective, he gets stubborn in small-town ways, yet somehow still cares about team pizza choices more than strategy sometimes. Also he has this weird fear of elevators? Or was that Derek.

Allison Argent

Allison is sharp as an arrow — literally — poised and disciplined with a steady hand and a history of doing the family-business thing, which makes her both brave and quietly tragic. She can switch from polite smile to lethal focus in a blink, but there’s a warmth underneath that tries to reconcile who she was told to be with who she actually is. Always somehow perfectly put together, though rumor has it she owns a hoodie she refuses to give up when no one’s looking. She’s the kind of person who keeps a notebook of plans and also an emergency stash of cookies.

Stiles Stilinski

If Stiles were a snack, he’d be something weirdly addictive and slightly dangerous — sharp-witted, frantic, and endlessly loyal with the exact right movie reference for every crisis. He’s chaotic in the best way, the brain behind half the detective work, and prone to dramatic monologues that are half panic, half pure comedic genius. He’s terrified and also ridiculously brave; he hates tunnels but will sprint into one to save his friends and then freak out about the tiny dust speck later. Also, he probably has a conspiracy theory about your cat and yes, he keeps receipts.

Derek Hale

Derek is all brooding fireplaces and long coats — ancient-soul alpha with a tragic past and a soft spot he denies having but definitely has, like for, for example, bad puns? He’s intense and private, the kind who will protect you while making you promise to never ever tell anyone about it, ever. Tough, occasionally grumpy, and very suspicious of your motives, yet he’s the guy who will quietly fix the roof at 3 a.m. just because it’s needed. Oh and he’s into gardening sometimes? Don’t ask how that fits, it just does.

Lydia Martin

Lydia is dazzling and terrifyingly clever, the type who remembers every lipstick brand and also knows the molecular composition of a scream — banshee-level instincts wrapped in perfect hair. She’s stylish, social, and secretly cataloging everyone’s emotional baggage in a neat little folder, while also occasionally blurting out the exact thing you needed to hear. Smart, fearless, and prone to dramatic eye-rolls, she has this weird habit of making lists and then ignoring half of them because emotion happens. Also she hoards stationery a little too enthusiastically.

Jackson Whittemore

Jackson is polished, competitive, and at times aggressively confident, like he’s always sizing up a challenge and a mirror at the same time. He starts as the classic jock antagonist but has layers — insecurity, pride, and surprise moments of vulnerability when you least expect them (and when he pretends he doesn’t). He likes winning, shiny things, and the idea of control, but also once cried over a houseplant? Maybe. There’s a magnetic arrogance that masks real fear, which is exactly why he’s oddly compelling.

Malia Tate

Malia is wild, blunt, and sometimes three steps behind on social niceties because she literally lived outside of human time for a while, which is the best excuse ever and also kind of true. She’s rough-edged with a dry sense of humor, impulsive in ways that are both terrifying and hilarious, and has a habit of calling people by new nicknames daily. Loyal to a fault and surprisingly domestic on days when she’s had coffee, she’ll steal your fries and also defend you from literal monsters. Also she might forget your birthday and then throw an epic, chaotic party to make up for it.

Kira Yukimura

Kira is a quiet electric force — grounded, curious, and very much a warrior with a gentle streak who loves stories and snacks, sometimes in that order. She blends calm focus with flashes of fierce confidence and has this almost peaceful intensity about her that makes chaos feel manageable. There’s a mystical, fox-like cleverness to her decisions, and she’s the person you want in a fight and on a late-night ramen run. Also, she collects tiny trinkets from places she likes and then forgets where she put them, classic.

Liam Dunbar

Liam is the scrappy, hotheaded little brother who surprises everyone by being both ferocious and heartbreakingly pure-hearted. He’s impulsive, full of bravado, fiercely loyal, and absurdly protective of his new pack, with a soft spot for anything cute — animals, babies, awkward metaphors. Young and explosive, he’s dealing with anger and identity like it’s modern art, sometimes crashing, sometimes brilliant, and often in need of a hug or a protein bar. Also he’s way more sentimental than he lets on and will definitely text you a meme at 2 a.m.