Netflix’s Sweet Tooth season 2 proves that, in order to effectively tell Gus’ story, it had to treat the hybrids differently than the original comics.

Netflix’s Sweet Tooth season 2 changes General Abbot’s overarching narrative in such a way that he seems a lot better than his comic book counterpart.

General Abbot is set up as a villain far before Sweet Tooth season 2, but his time with Gus truly goes to confirm that, especially in one cruel move.

Sweet Tooth season 2 carries a darker tone and plot that actively breaks a rule that many never expected to be broken in the Netflix series.

The soundtrack for the Netflix fantasy’s season 2 features a wide range of rock and folk tracks from artists like Cream, Wolf Alice and more.

By diving deeper into season 1’s mysteries, Sweet Tooth season 2 reveals how Gus was made and how his origins trace back to The Great Crumble.

Sweet Tooth’s “The Three” were introduced as minor characters in season 2, but one of their members gradually became the show’s overarching villain.

The Sweet Tooth season 2 ending takes Gus and company into new lands – and leaves audiences with plenty of new questions to deal with as well.