Teen Wolf Too (1987) Timeline Explained – Every Event in Order

Coach Finstock recruits Todd because he believes Todd may inherit the werewolf gene from his family, just like his cousin Scott did. Finstock is desperate to build a winning boxing team for the upcoming regional championships and is hoping Todd's werewolf transformation will give the team the competitive edge they need.

• coach finstock
• boxing team
• werewolf gene
• scholarship
• recruiting

After winning his first boxing match using his werewolf abilities, Todd experiences a surge in fame and popularity that goes to his head. He becomes seduced by the superficial attention from his new admirers and begins to value his status more than his genuine relationships with his old friends like Chubby and Nicki.

Foreshadowing: Professor Brooks had earlier warned Todd about the price of power and the importance of maintaining integrity.

• fame
• popularity
• Todd
• friends
• Chubby
• Nicki
• integrity

Professor Brooks reveals her werewolf nature to intimidate Dean Dunn during his confrontation with Todd in the locker room. When Dunn attempts to threaten and control Todd before the championship match, Brooks steps in to protect her student by showing Dunn that he cannot intimidate werewolves, shifting the power dynamic in Todd's favor.

• professor brooks
• werewolf
• dean dunn
• confrontation
• intimidation

Todd chooses to fight as himself rather than relying on his werewolf powers because he wants to prove his self-worth and reclaim his identity. After reconnecting with Uncle Harold and receiving support from Nicki, he realizes that true victory comes from being authentic rather than using his supernatural abilities to gain an unfair advantage.

Foreshadowing: Earlier, Professor Brooks warned him about the price of power and the importance of balance.

• championship
• authenticity
• werewolf powers
• self-identity
• Todd
• fighting

Nicki serves as Todd's emotional anchor throughout the film. She offers him a supportive friendship that blossoms into romance, encourages him when he feels ashamed of his werewolf heritage, kisses him to boost his confidence, and ultimately helps him see through his superficial new friends. Her consistent belief in Todd helps him stay grounded and choose authenticity over fame.

• Nicki
• Todd
• support
• friendship
• romance
• encouragement

Dean Dunn threatens Todd with expulsion because he is pressuring Coach Finstock to produce a winning boxing team for the regional championships. When Todd fails to demonstrate any athletic skill, Dunn threatens to revoke his scholarship and kick him out of school unless he wins his first boxing match.

• dean dunn
• threat
• expulsion
• scholarship
• boxing match
• pressure

Todd's first full-blown transformation, called a 'Wolf-out,' occurs during an alumni meet-and-greet while he is trying to dance with Lisa Goldfluss. The combination of social anxiety, emotional stress, and the pressure of the situation triggers his transformation, leaving him embarrassed and ridiculed in front of the campus community.

Foreshadowing: Earlier, his Uncle Harold had warned him about his first Wolf-out, suggesting the werewolf gene might skip generations.

• first transformation
• wolf-out
• alumni event
• Lisa
• anxiety
• social pressure

Todd is passionate about animals and aspires to become a veterinarian, which is why he originally enrolled in courses focused on that path. However, Coach Finstock insists he train for boxing due to the scholarship requirements, creating internal conflict between his true passions and the athletic expectations placed upon him.

• veterinarian
• animals
• passion
• boxing
• scholarship
• classes

Chubby feels rejected because after Todd gains fame and popularity from his boxing victories, he begins neglecting his old friends, including his roommate Chubby who was the college boxing champion. Todd gets caught up in his new social circle and stops spending time with his original friends, making Chubby feel discarded and unimportant.

• Chubby
• rejection
• friendship
• popularity
• roommate
• boxing champion

Unlike his cousin Scott, Todd initially hopes the werewolf gene might skip his generation entirely. However, despite these hopes, Todd does inherit the werewolf curse and begins experiencing transformations during his college years, though his journey to accepting this identity follows a different path than Scott's.

Foreshadowing: Uncle Harold suggests the werewolf gene might skip generations when dropping Todd off at college.

• werewolf gene
• inheritance
• family
• generation
• Todd
• Scott
• curse