‘Teen Wolf’ Season 6 Spoilers, News & Updates: Cast Teases Biggest And Creepiest Season Yet

"Teen Wolf" Season 6 is already in the middle of production and several spoilers from the cast and crew hint that the upcoming season will be the biggest and creepiest one of all. The MTV drama also recently announced the addition of a new lacrosse player in the team.

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"Teen Wolf" Season 6 is expected to be the show's biggest and creepiest season ever. Recent posts from the cast and crew showed that fans and viewers should prepare themselves for a new mythology.

Holland Roden recently posted a photo from one of the set locations in "Teen Wolf" Season 6, reports Enstarz. According to the publication, the photo alone is enough hints that the upcoming season will be one of the creepiest seasons in the show.

The said photo showed a carousel from what appears to be an abandoned amusement park given the vines that have already grown around the ride. The publication notes on the possibility that this could be one of Lydia's visions in "Teen Wolf" Season 6 or it could be a WWII remnant.

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A photo posted by @hollandroden on May 4, 2016 at 7:22pm PDT

In an earlier interview with series creator Jeff Davis, he explained that "Teen Wolf" Season 6 will be dealing with a new mythology. The show will also seem to focus on the Nazi werewolf and Davis teased that the upcoming season will be "a ghost story."

Melissa Ponzio also recently tweeted that "Teen Wolf" Season 6 will be the "biggest season yet." This is in lieu with ongoing rumors that the upcoming season will be the series finale.

Meanwhile, Carter Matt reports on the latest "Teen Wolf" Season 6 casting news. According to the publication, "Teen Beach" star Ross Butler has been tapped to play the role of Nathan.

Nathan will be joining the lacrosse team next to Scott (Tyler Posey) and Stiles (Dylan O'Brien) in "Teen Wolf" Season 6. Nathan is a character who refuses to believe in the presence of supernatural things.