Boy how times have changed in Beacon Hills.
The final season of Teen Wolf premieres on Sunday, and it felt like the right time to take a look back at how far everyone has come since their debuts on the show. Many Beacon Hills residents have been around since the pilot, way back in 2011. Others have arrived along the way, but everyone's taken quite a journey through either becoming a supernatural creature or coming to terms with the existence of supernatural creatures
We also took the opportunity at San Diego Comic-Con to indulge ourselves in making stars Tyler Posey and Colton Haynes recreate one of the most iconic scenes in Teen Wolf history, when Jackson (Haynes) confronted Scott (Posey) about his newfound strength and lacrosse skill.
As you can see in the video above, even six years later, their timing matched perfectly.
Keep scrolling to see some more of the biggest transformations among the cast of Teen Wolf!
From floppy haired puppy to full-grown alpha, Scott grew more than anyone else on the show. And just like Scott, Tyler Posey has grown since his time on the MTV series, going on to star in shows and movies such as Now Apocalypse, The Last Summer, Truth or Dare, Fast & Furious Spy Racers and more.
Scott's loyal BFF Stiles went from the show's comic relief to a badass FBI agent over his time on Teen Wolf. And Dylan O'Brien has become quite the action hero himself, having starred in The Maze Runner film series and hit movies such as Love and Monsters, American Assassin and Not Okay. And how could we forget his amazing performance in Taylor Swift's All Too Well: The Short Film opposite Stranger Things star Sadie Sink?
After meeting an untimely death on the show's third season, Crystal Reed made her Teen Wolf comeback as Allison's hunter ancestor Marie-Jeanne Valet for a season five episode. But before she returned as Allison for Teen Wolf: The Movie, Crystal starred in several projects, landing roles on shows such as Swamp Thing and Gotham.
It's hard to remember the carefree Lydia who wore banana curls, but once upon a time that's the only Lydia we knew. And since her days as the badass banshee, actress Holland Roden has taken on a number of spooky projects, including the films Escape Room: Tournament of Champions and Follow Me. But her latest movie was far less scary, as she starred in the Hallmark Christmas movie Time for Him to Come Home for Christmas.
From hot shirtless jock lizard man to hot stylish werewolf fresh from London, Colton Haynes' Jackson went through quite the journey on Teen Wolf. And while some people may know him from his over-the-top Halloween costumes, others know him for playing Roy Harper, a.k.a. the superhero Arsenal, on The CW series Arrow.
Tyler Hoechlin went from playing a powerful werewolf to one of the most powerful superheroes ever created on The CW's Superman & Lois. The actor has also shown his softer side in a number of rom-coms since Teen Wolf wrapped in 2017, including Palm Springs, Can You Keep a Secret? and Then Came You.
Malia went from beautiful but slightly scruffy werecoyote to beautiful, hilarious werecoyote who knows how to use a hairbrush and yes we are very proud of her. Shelley Hennig has continued to thrive since her Teen Wolf Days, going on to star in movies such as When We First Met and The After Party, as well grab roles on shows like Mythic Quest and The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window.
Liam may have started out as Scott's beta, but became a hero in his own right over the years. And it seems like actor Dylan Sprayberry enjoys the horror genre, as he has starred in several scary projects since Teen Wolf, including the TV series Light as a Feather, and most recently, the 2022 horror film Sick.
He may have played Liam's BFF Mason onscreen, but Khylin Rhambo and Dylan Sprayberry are also besties IRL. Since Teen Wolf, the actor's biggest role to date is that of Carl in 2019's 47 Meters Down: Uncaged.
Before his days in Beacon Hills, Cody Christian starred as Aria's (Lucy Hale) younger brother Mike on Pretty Little Liars. And after starring in two hit teen series, he went on to star on another as football player Asher Adams on The CW's All American.
Watching your son transform into a werewolf was definitely a life-changing experience for Mamma McCall, but one that lent itself to helping Scott and his friends fight their foes over the years. Since she bid farewell to Beacon Hills in 2017, actress Melissa Ponzio has nabbed roles in shows like Chicago Fire and movies like Thunder Force. Most recently, she played Carolyn on Hulu's true crime series The Girl From Plainville.
Everyone's favorite dad and sheriff has been booked and busy. In addition to appearing in shows and movies such as Trinkets and Purple Hearts, Linden Ashby has racked up several TV movie directing credits, including The Wedding Arrangement, Heart of the Manor, and most recently Crazy Neighborhood Moms.
Another of Teen Wolf's beloved father figures, JR Bourne has starred in several shows since his time as Allison's werewolf-hating father-turned-rogue hunter. He appeared in several episodes of The CW's The 100, as well as the series On the Verge and Mayans M.C.
There would be no Teen Wolf if Ian Bohen's Peter Hale hadn't bit Scott in the show's pilot episode. Since playing one of the show's most iconic villains, the actor went on to star in the 2018 modern remake of Little Women, as well as reunited with his on-screen nephew Tyler Hoechlin on Superman & Lois. He currently plays Ryan on the hit series Yellowstone.
Unlike his real-life and onscreen twin Max Carver—who played Aiden on the MTV series—Charlie Carver's Ethan lived long enough to begin a relationship with Colton Haynes' Jackson. The star has continued to stick around on the small screen, as well, appearing in shows like Ratched and American Horror Story. He and his brother even appeared alongside Robert Pattinson in 2022's The Batman.
Michael Hogan's Gerard Argent made a mark as one of the series' most evil and long-lasting villains. And the actor has continued to make a mark in Hollywood with several post-Teen Wolf TV appearances on shows such as Criminal Minds, The Man in the High Castle, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, When Calls the Heart and more.
Teen Wolf returns Sunday, July 30 at 8 p.m. on MTV.