

Shows Like Teen Wolf
Scott McCall, a high school student living in the town of Beacon Hills has his life drastically changed when he's bitten by a werewolf, becoming one himself. He must henceforth learn to balance his problematic new identity with his day-to-day teenage life. The following characters are instrumental to his struggle: Stiles, his best friend; Allison, his love interest who comes from a family of werewolf hunters; and Derek, a mysterious werewolf with a dark past. Throughout the series, he strives to keep his loved ones safe while maintaining normal relationships with them.
Ranked by shared creators, cast, themes, genre, and network — not just generic recommendations.

Wolf Pack
Same creator Jeff Davis, same werewolf-teen premise, direct spiritual successor to Teen Wolf.

The Originals
TVD spinoff by Julie Plec; vampire/werewolf/witch mythology, serialized supernatural drama, same universe.

The Vampire Diaries
Supernatural teen drama with werewolves/vampires, YA serialized arcs, same CW-style tone and audience.

Legacies
TVD/Originals spinoff by Julie Plec; witches, vampires, werewolves in a supernatural school, same YA audience.

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
Supernatural high school drama, dark tone, serialized YA arcs, teen protagonist navigating dual identity.

Shadowhunters
YA supernatural ensemble with vampires/werewolves/demons, serialized mythology, same teen-genre audience.

The Secret Circle
CW supernatural teen drama about young witches; same era, tone, audience, and serialized structure as Teen Wolf.

Hemlock Grove
Netflix werewolf/supernatural horror drama with teen protagonists; dark serialized tone closely mirrors Teen Wolf.

The Order
Werewolves vs. dark magic college drama; serialized supernatural conflict with a young male lead seeking answers.

Bitten
Werewolf-centric supernatural drama; pack politics and identity struggle directly mirror Teen Wolf's core themes.

Roswell
Supernatural creature hidden in high school, interspecies romance, serialized teen drama — structural twin to Teen Wolf.

Misfits
Teens gaining supernatural powers, serialized ensemble, genre-comedy-drama blend matches Teen Wolf's tone.

Nancy Drew
Supernatural teen mystery drama, serialized arcs, young-adult audience, creature mythology layered over teen life.

Being Human
Werewolf and vampire navigating everyday life; serialized supernatural drama with identity themes, skews slightly older.

Wednesday
Supernatural academy with monster students; dark-comedy tone and teen protagonist, less horror-action serialization.

Lost Girl
Urban fantasy supernatural creature drama with interspecies romance; adult-skewing but shares creature-world mythology.

Vampire Academy
YA vampire school drama; similar source-novel demographic but more soap-operatic, less action-horror serialized.

Supernatural
Creature-of-the-week supernatural drama with serialized mythology arcs; older audience but shares DNA with Teen Wolf fans.

A Discovery of Witches
Supernatural creature romance drama; adult literary tone and pacing differ but shares interspecies-romance serialization.

Marvel's Cloak & Dagger
Teen superpowers with serialized drama; superhero framing and Marvel branding set it apart tonally from werewolf horror.
How Good Is Teen Wolf?
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Frequently asked about Teen Wolf
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How does Scott McCall become a werewolf, and why can't he be cured?
Scott is bitten by Alpha werewolf Peter Hale in the woods outside Beacon Hills during the pilot episode, which transforms him into a Beta werewolf. Unlike some supernatural conditions in the show's lore, a werewolf bite permanently rewrites a person's DNA, making the transformation irreversible — the only way to remove the werewolf nature would be to die and be brought back, which carries its own risks.
What is the Nemeton and why does it keep drawing supernatural creatures to Beacon Hills?
The Nemeton is an ancient, magically significant tree stump located in the Beacon Hills preserve that acts as a beacon for supernatural energy. When Scott, Stiles, and Allison briefly die and are resurrected in season 3 to save their parents from the Darach, their surrogate sacrifice reactivates the Nemeton's power, causing it to radiate a signal that attracts supernatural beings from across the world. This event is the in-universe explanation for why Beacon Hills continuously becomes a magnet for new threats each season.
What is the Nogitsune and how does it take control of Stiles?
The Nogitsune is a dark kitsune — a void spirit that feeds on chaos, strife, and pain — that is inadvertently unleashed when Stiles's surrogate sacrifice at the Nemeton leaves a darkness around his heart. The spirit exploits the psychological vulnerability created by that darkness, possessing Stiles and using his body to cause widespread suffering, including manipulating multiple characters into violence. The possession is ultimately broken when Stiles is separated from the Nogitsune by transferring the fox spirit into a new body — a Oni-crafted body — which is then destroyed.
Why does Derek Hale lose and regain his werewolf powers over the course of the series?
Derek loses his Alpha status when he gives his power to his dying sister Cora to save her life in season 3, reverting him to a Beta. His arc then takes a further turn when he temporarily becomes fully human after being aged and de-aged by a Werecoyote ritual, though he eventually regains a new, evolved werewolf form that allows him to transform into a full wolf — a rare and powerful ability tied to his acceptance of his true self rather than his inherited Hale pack status.
What is the significance of the Wild Hunt and what happens to the people taken by the Ghost Riders?
The Wild Hunt is an ancient supernatural phenomenon led by the Ghost Riders — spectral hunters who capture souls and erase them from the memory of everyone who knew them, effectively removing the victim from reality itself. People taken by the Ghost Riders are transported to a limbo-like train station where they exist in a suspended state, forgotten by the living. In season 6, Scott's pack works to reverse this by reopening the rift to the Ghost Riders' realm and forcing them to return all taken souls, restoring both the victims and the memories of those left behind.