The mysterious Ghost Riders will serve as new villains in 'Teen Wolf' Season 6. (Photo : YouTube/MTV)
"Teen Wolf" Season 6 will introduce a set of scary new villains who have the power to erase a person's existence. Recently, the MTV series' New York Comic-Con panel unveiled a new video that gave fans a look at the villainous Ghost Riders and the first few scenes of the new season's premiere.
The first 10 minutes of the upcoming "Teen Wolf" Season 6 premiere served as event starter for the MTV show's panel held during the New York Comic-Con. A copy of the said clip, acquired by TVLine, revealed a look at the said episode's suspenseful first act.
The video started with Liam (Dylan Sprayberry) and Hayden (Victoria Moroles) both adamant to make the most out of a romantic late night date despite car troubles. However, the two lovebirds were interrupted with the sudden appearance of a slowly accelerating car along the dimly lit road.
Liam and Hayden were surprised to find the car empty as it rolled to a stop after hitting a small fence. The vehicle's windshield had a big hole in the center and the left side of the car's passenger door was also missing. A young boy served as the remaining occupant of the car who pleaded with the two characters to keep him safe from mysterious attackers.
Scott (Tyler Posey), along with his best friend Stiles (Dylan O'Brien), were both called in by Sheriff Stilinski (Linden Ashby) to help with the case. The young boy appears to have lost his memory from the incident including the identity of his parents.
With Scott's werewolf abilities, he was able to peek into the victim's memories and learned that the boy's parents were taken by scary looking horsemen, also known as Ghost Riders. The alpha appears shaken with what he saw as the young boy mentioned of the mysterious men's return.
However, Season 6 of the MTV series will also focus on the heartbreaking disappearance of Scott's closest friend Stiles. A trailer posted on the show's official website revealed Stiles final moments with Lydia (Holland Roden) as he implored the said character to try and remember him given his impending Ghost Riders capture.
Meanwhile, showrunner Jeff Davis commented on the upcoming appearance of former cast members during the MTV series' New York Comic-Con panel. Apart from Tyler Hoechlin, Ian Bohen will also reprise his role as Peter, Deadline quoted Davis as saying.
"Teen Wolf" Season 6 will premiere on Nov. 15 on MTV. Watch a trailer for the series below:
