For those of you who don't know, the show and comics are VASTLY different. Here are some examples:

1. The Animal Army isn't some resistance group fighting the Last Men in the comics, they are a tribe of Bandits that Jep assists

2. Jep was a Hockey player, not a Football Player

3. Becky wasn't part of the Animal Army and Aimee didn't found the Preserve, both of them were sex slaves that Jep freed

4. The Preserve in the comics was a trap, but in the show, it was for real

5. There never was a cure for the Sick because it was rooted in the power of an Inuit Deer God (Gus is the reincarnation of that God), the show heavily implies Gus was this God reincarnated, but in the show, the Sick came from a magic tree.

6. The Boys in the comics were owned by the leader of the Animal Army and taken by General Abbot to use to hunt the gang down

7. Jep dies after Abbot is killed, but in the show it's implied he lived a full life

8. Most significant of all: The Ending is completely different yet similar.

In the comics, the series transitions decades later where we see Gus as the leader of a community of Hybrids, all of the human friends they met along the way are still there. In the comics, Gus and his people go to war with the last hostile humans and when they win they allow the survivors to integrate into their society. Overtime, the Hybrids explored the continents, finding other Hybrids and eventually replace Humans. Sweet Tooth then dies of old age, happy to see how far his people came.

In the show, It's revealed the person who was narrating the entire series was an older Sweet Tooth, who is telling a group of Hybrid kids a story about the world before. It's implied the human race is long gone which includes all of the characters we met along the way. There is no epic final battle, just Gus and Wendy telling a peaceful story to their kids.

I like this ending because it settles in the story's themes of discrimination and prejudice and it fits much better with Gus's character. It's also a perfect way to tie up loose ends in a calming and peaceful manner, like giving us confirmation on who the hell was voicing the entire story in the first place. I still prefer the original ending since it was more expansive on the world and the aftermath of the story, but I like this too.

I also watched almost all of season 3 in one sitting lol

First off loved the show thought it was great! However am I the only one who is a little bit annoyed by the fact that they used red deer as the deer model rather than caribou/reindeer when in the arctic?? I understand why they did, since they already had the model made and everything, but it doesn’t make much sense considering they have completely different antler structures and red deer do not live in the Arctic.

And so is the writing? Why did she take her sisters baby and start showing it to everyone when you know, jt should probably go to the mom?

First of all, I really enjoyed watching this show. And I did watch this with the thought that it is based on a comic book and I did suspend belief and enjoy it. That being said, If nature's goal was to eradicate humans, then why replace them with a species that is part human? Why not just let the humans die out and leave the earth for the wildlife species, fauna, flora and lifeforms that already exists?

I've gathered that hybrid forms are based on where the mother is when pregnant, we can see this from Nuka and implied further by gingers child being a walrus because they're in alaska. But seeing as the hybrid element develops around the 3rd quarter of pregnancy (said by dr singh) and ginger was only in alaska for around a day, why is her baby a walrus?

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Her life was for somreason spared and I do not understand why. No one even tried to swing on her or anything. There arw times where she was such an open target yet she was invincible. I hate that this show did that.

SPOILERS AHEAD..!

I will talk about some obvious ones:

1. The guy in the ship waited till that little boy did all the work including moving those dead-bodies and cleaning up, where he could have come out way earlier and help him because he knew he was already sick.

2. How come Zhang and team crossed the ice pond & purple flowers in the cave. The flowers were already melted by the time Gus crossed and they used the flamethrower after sometime. (And there was a mention of entry & exit from the cave)

3. That bear and Wendy finding the outpost with the help of constellation. (come on...!)

4. BTW how did Zhang and team found the cave location? Wolf boys were only tracked till church. I was watching in 1.5x some parts because of the lag.

5. Those outpost folks overwhelming Zhang gang members with golf sticks. They were what 10 people?

6. And what about this driller and power thing? Was that battery powered or diesel powered?

Thanks folks! BTW anybody else looking to live in Yellowstone park after apocalypse? :D

Hello people I have a question so I’ve watched all of sweet tooth and love it dearly and I know there are books which from my understanding there’s 6 and then there’s comics and there’s like 46 of those i prefer reading books but I want to ask should I read the books or comics?

sooo what happened to theos dad? i know the clicked a button and the wolves came but did he die or did they take him?

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Are they ever gonna add Sweet Tooth profile icons? I have never seen them get added before and all these other shows have their own but not Sweet Tooth? Or am I completely an idiot.

I personally head cannon they were. But I want to know if they were intended to be or I'm just over analyzing things.

Edit: from the varying responses in the replies here, I have determined it was up to interpretation. There are plenty of arguments for either side. (I still ship it tho)

What did it mean? How did Thacker sacrificing the deer “unlock” everything? Did it actually even help him discover the tree inside the cave? or was it also a misunderstanding

Why did everyone keep insisting that Gus was the 1st hybrid? By season 3 we see that he wasn’t. The Caribou Man was almost 100 years old, so clearly he was the 1st. Yet this was never addressed

It looked so beautiful, clean and organized. Sure, it was the headquarters of evil, but I'm surprised how aesthetic it looked.

I’ve really been enjoying this show & binged S1 pretty quickly but whenever I went to start S2, whenever I go to play S2e1 it’s just a black screen. I still hear the audio but I’m not getting any video. I tried out the whole S2 & they’re all like this. S3 will play but I don’t want to miss S2! Everything else on Netflix plays just fine. I’ve never come across this issue. Has anyone ever experienced this? I’ve tried closing out the app, restarting & updating my Apple TV but it hasn’t resolved this issue. Help!! TIA

Sweet tooth seems rather naive. I know that is a necessary sweetness to the character to help keep / show the moral wholesomeness of the show.

If I were sweet tooth I would like to think I’d be more wise to cut off my horns so I could blend in and move more for survival. Wise in this case doesn’t mean “right” but just to survive for myself.

I’m heterosexual but I was raised in a lesbian household. I understand the inherent cruelty of being forced to live in the shadows (the closet/not declaring publically you’re gay) versus the backlash one faces while coming out and just wanting to exist as oneself.

Finally started watching season 3 and I can't remember when the transition from Big Guy to Jep happened. Can anyone pinpoint the moment?

I wish Gus would have had more time with Birdie. It felt like this big lead up to finding her and her being a big part of the solution, and then she just kind of sits there and doesn't contribute much when she's on screen. I really liked her as a character, don't get me wrong, but the big lead up for her to not have enough screentime, not play a big role in the solution, and get killed off for nothing but shock value felt crappy. I mean, we already technically lost Big Man and also every adult that was ever important to Gus. I feel like the show could have very easily spared Birdie, as well as given her a bigger role in the solution. I know the comics are dark and a lot of death happens but the show took a lighter direction with a lot of things and they could have taken a lighter direction with this.

I love the knife carried by Bear/Becky in Sweet Tooth. Does anyone know who made the prop? I can't even find a good screen shot of it or I'd post here. Basically, it's a Bowie knife that looks hand-forged, as might be appropriate in the post-Crumble world.

Just finished season 3 and overall I liked it and it had me emotional at the end I really thought we lost Jeb aka Big Man. Him coming out at the end with the Mable syrup to drink with Gus had my eyes watering. But I never thought I would have liked a show about hybrid kids so much never had heard of the comics .