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'Teen Wolf' Season 6 spoilers, plot news: Dylan O'Brien returning for Season 6 in spite of injury, film shootings

Miguel Salonga June 07, 2016 06:33 AM EST

There have been rumors in the past few months regarding the lead actor of MTV's supernatural series "Teen Wolf," Dylan O'Brien. It was reported that the actor will no longer be able to appear in the series due to many commitments and an injury that he incurred recently. However, the fans of his characters on "Teen Wolf" will be delighted to know that O'Brien is confirmed to reprise his role in the show for another full season.

Photo still from \"Teen Wolf\" season 5, episode 20, \"Apotheosis\" | MTV

In the previous months, there are rumors that O'Brien will be replaced by another actor. He plays the character of Stiles Stilinski in the show, and if ever the actor will not be returning for Season 6, it is expected that the management will bring in a new actor to play the part. Fortunately for O'Brien's followers, the actor will still be seen tapping the role of the teen alpha werewolf in Season 6.

One factor that affected O'Brien's availability in shooting scenes for "Teen Wolf" Season 6 is the injury he incurred from taping his upcoming movie, "The Maze Runner: The Death Cure." His injury left him unable to go to his commitments and left many people wondering if he can still return to "Teen Wolf." It was also rumored that his injury has been taking too long to heal that the production team of the series was close to calling a new actor to replace O'Brien for the role.

Aside from his injury, it has been reported that O'Brien still has to film several scenes for the upcoming movie "The Maze Runner: The Death Cure." Also, he is being considered to play the role of Mitch Rapp in the movie adaptation of "American Assassin." It has been claimed that O'Brien is currently in talks with the producers of the planned movie, but it would also mean another reason for the actor to leave "Teen Wolf" due to a huge pile-up of work.

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