As Season 3 of "Teen Wolf," the long running series on MTV ended weeks ago, fans are eager to know what Season 4, scheduled for a June 23 premiere, has in store for them.

The show's executive producer Jeff Davis has recently spoken about what the fans may expect to see in Season 4, he reassured that there will be something which viewers of the show have never witnessed before.

In the last season, we watched in awe over the overwhelming send-off to "Teen Wolf" lead character Allison, played by Crystal Reed, who requested the producers to write her off the show. However, fans should not be disappointed as the new season will have new female characters, showing off some girl power. According to Davis, fans will see a major shake-up in "Teen Wolf" Season 4, which will be much different from the earlier three seasons.

While the loss of Allison, post "Teen Wolf" Season 3, is disturbing, we will now be seeing Mlia, Kira and Lydia a lot more on screen. There were some rumors that Shelly Henning, who portrays the character of Mila, might not return to the show, but now she has confirmed her participation in the series and has already begun filming. Hence, we may expect to see female characters getting more screen space in Season 4.

In an interview with E!, Davis asserted that the new season will show a growing relationship between the trio, "We have this trio of girls who are becoming a very powerful part of the show, which is just awesome."

Davis disclosed that he is not in favor of any love triangle. "Teen Wolf" Season 4 will concentrate on the budding romance between Kira and Scott. However, Scott will require some time before he falls for Kira, as he has just lost his first love Allison. On the other hand, the show creators are keen to explore the duo's feelings and the manner in which the two overcome Scott's emotional feelings for Allison.

While the "Teen Wolf" will be venturing out of Beacon Hills for the first time, Season 4 will take place in Mexico, Davis told Zap2it, "What happens in Season 4 is very human problems start to arise. He's faced a lot of supernatural problems but now he's going to have some very difficult human ones."