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Hawk (faux)

*For the episode of a simliar name, see Faux Hawk.*

* Civilian
* Hawk

This person, known briefly as **Hawk**, is a person who bought the Hawk suit from Hank Hall and wore it until Hank took it back.

## Biography

### Being Hawk

In 2019, while Hank was cleaning up, he heard a report about a man in a Hawk suit robbing a laundromat. He quickly checked and saw that his suit was gone. Hank then went to the laundromat and found a man in his underwear doing laundry. Hank talked to the man, who stated that Hawk was his favorite Titan. The man then said that it's no wonder that Dove left Hawk, with and Hank insisting that he had left her. The man then showed Hank a video that "Hawk" made on Instagram boasting about his exploits. Hank then left to find this faux Hawk.

Later, as faux Hawk was recording a new video in his cheap apartment, he claimed that the laundromat was a front for a meth-making lab. Suddenly, there was a knock at the door, causing and the faux Hawk to sign. He answered the door to see Hank. Hank then punched faux Hawk and walked inside, forcing faux Hawk to return his suit to him. Hank then told the faux Hawk what the Titans were about. Not stealing, or killing. The faux Hawk then reminded Hank that he had bought the suit from Hank, not stolen it. Hank then told the faux Hawk that he'd pay him back the next week, with the faux Hawk telling him that it wasn't necessary to pay him back and that it was a privileged to wear the suit.

## Equipment

* **Hawk suit**: Hawk (faux) wore a protective suit to protect his identity when he robbed a laundromat.
Michigan

**Michigan** is a state in the United States of America.

## History

Rachel Roth travelled from Traverse City to Detroit. Kory Anders visited Rachel's old home, being stopped by police officers as it was a crime scene. However, she beat them up and escaped.

## Known inhabitants

### Current inhabitants

* Dick Grayson
* Tyler Hackett
* Nancy McNally
* Sally
* Manny Wolf

### Former inhabitants

* Amy Rohrbach (deceased)
* Melissa Roth (deceased)

## Locations

### Cities

* Detroit
* Traverse City

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Titans"
* "Hawk and Dove" (photos)
* "Origins"

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Berlanti, Greg (writers) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 12, 2018). "Titans". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 1. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff, Mukerjee, Marisha, Walker, Greg (writers) & Sullivan, Kevin Rodney (director) (October 26, 2018). "Origins". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 3. DC Universe.
Jennifer Judge (character)

**Jennifer Judge** is an associate of Dick Grayson.

## Biography

Dick Grayson kept Jennifer's number in his phone.

## Behind the scenes

* The character is named after the crew member of the same name.

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva (writer) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 19, 2018). "Hawk and Dove". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 2. DC Universe.
Metropolis Police Department

The **Metropolis Police Department** is a police department located in Metropolis, United States of America.

## History

In 2021 the Metropolis Police Department arrest Conner Kent in connection with the murder of Lex Luthor and held him at Metropolis Detention Center, which is equipped to detain Kryptonians, to await investigations.

In the same year two of their employees were killed at its evidence warehouse by Gina, and Sebastian Sanger was arrested in connection with the death of Derek Sands wherein May Bennett posed as his lawyer. Sebastian was later broken out of the Metropolis Police Department by the Titans.

## =Former employees

* Jo (deceased)
* Lamar (deceased)

## Related facilities

* Metropolis Detention Center
* Metropolis Police evidence warehouse

## Gallery

Bernard, Conner and Tim receive an alertMay Bennett at the Metropolis Police DepartmentSebastian detained at Metropolis Police Department
## Appearances

* "Mother Mayhem"
* "Jinx"

## References

1. ↑ Hill, Bryan Edward (writer) & Copus, Nick (director) (director) (November 3, 2022). "Mother Mayhem". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 2. HBO Max.
2. ↑ Gorenberg, Jamie (writer) & Mojsovski, Boris (director) (November 10, 2022). "Jinx". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 3. HBO Max.
Lastside Rescue Mission

**Lastside Rescue Mission** is a homeless shelter for adults in Detroit, Michigan.

## History

After running away from home, Rachel Roth visited Lastside Rescue Mission for some food. She was approached by a worker, Sally, who offered to take her to a children's shelter.

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Berlanti, Greg (writers) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 12, 2018). "Titans". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 1. DC Universe.
Marisha Mukerjee

## Marisha Mukerjee

### IMDb Marisha Mukerjee at the Internet Movie Database

2464402

**Marisha Mukerjee** is a writer and story editor.

## Credits

### Executive story editor

Season 1
* "Titans"
* "Hawk and Dove"
* "Origins"
* "Doom Patrol"
* "Together"
* "Jason Todd"
* "Asylum"
* "Donna Troy"
* "Hank and Dawn"
* "Koriand'r"
* "Dick Grayson"

### Written by

#### Season 1

* "Origins" (with Richard Hatem, Geoff Johns and Greg Walker)
* "Donna Troy" (with Richard Hatem)
Leslie Thompkins

Dr. **Leslie Thompkins** is a psychiatrist and ally of Bruce Wayne.

## Biography

Leslie Thompkins once worked alongside Jonathan Crane when he was a graduate student. However after Crane became a criminal he attacked her with fear toxin but her life was saved by the Batman. He revealed his identity to her as Bruce Wayne and over time she became a trusted confidant.

## Abilities

* **Expert psychologist:** Doctor Thompkins is an expert in her field. She was able to treat Jason Todd and diagnose Bruce Wayne with a borderline personality disorder.

## Trivia

* In DC comics, Leslie Thompkins is a doctor and friend of Thomas Wayne, Bruce Wayne’s father. After the Wayne's murder, Leslie helped Alfred raise Bruce on and off as a surrogate mother of sorts and would later aid Batman as his private doctor to treat his injuries.
Hank & Dove

*For the eponymous characters see Hank Hall and Dawn Granger*.

"**Hank & Dove**" is the third episode of the third season of *Titans*, and the twenty-seventh episode overall. It premiered on HBO Max on August 12, 2021.

## Synopsis

After unearthing an empty grave, the Titans confirm that an old friend is alive - and behind the city's latest emerging threat. Then, when a Titan falls for Red Hood's trap, the team races against the clock to save one of their own.

## Cast

### Starring

* Brenton Thwaites as Dick Grayson/Nightwing
* Mame-Anna Diop as Koriand'r/Kory Anders
* Ryan Potter as Gar Logan
* Curran Walters as Jason Todd/Red Hood
* Joshua Orpin as Conner
* Savannah Welch as Commissioner Barbara Gordon
* Alan Ritchson as Hank Hall
* Minka Kelly as Dawn Granger/Dove

### Special appearance by

* Vincent Kartheiser as Dr. Jonathan Crane

### Co-starring

* Carson Durvan as Ezekiel Bell
* Thomas Lorber as Cyrus Beake
* Jason Gosbee as Gotham Armored Guard #1
HIVE

**HIVE** also known as the **H**ierarchy of **I**nternational **V**engeance and **E**xtermination is a subset of the U.S. Army that experiments on soldiers in order to give them special bio-enhancements.

## History

HIVE recruited 35 soldiers from the U.S. Army, including Major Slade Wilson. Wilson was the only one who survived.

## Known test subjects

### Former test subjects

* Slade Wilson (deceased)
* 34 unnamed (deceased)

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Ghosts" (mentioned)
* "Jericho" (flashback)

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, H.I.V.E. is an organization that trains assassins and mercenaries, associated with Deathstroke, and enemies of the Teen Titans.

## References

1. ↑ Tancharoen, Kevin (writer) & Pabst, Tom (director) (September 20, 2019). "Ghosts". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 3. DC Universe.
2. ↑ McCarthy, Kate (writer) & Fraser, Toa (director) (October 25, 2019). "Jericho". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 8. DC Universe.
Nuclear family

"*We're being hunted by sociopaths.*"
—Dick Grayson to Koriand'r[src]
The **Nuclear family** was a group of brainwashed individuals that pretended to be a family, using drugs to enhance their physical capabilities.

## History

At some point in time, Dr. Adamson brainwashed the members of the family, setting them up in a home in St. Louis, Missouri. At a later point, he called on them to find Rachel Roth. Travelling interstate from St. Louis to Detroit, the family found Detective Amy Rohrbach, the partner of Dick Grayson, who had been protecting the girl in question. They killed Rohrbach, before finding both Grayson and Rachel in Washington, D.C. while they were staying with Dawn Granger and Hank Hall. They entered a fight, ultimately sending Dawn into a coma and capturing Rachel.

They then headed to Coolville, Ohio, but after stopping at a gas station, "Nuclear Dad" was killed by Kory Anders, who proceeded to take Rachel. The rest of the family headed to Dr. Adamson in Chicago, Illinois, telling him of the bad news. Adamson was not pleased by this, but allowed the family another chance. They returned home, where they were met by their new patriarch, "Nuclear Stepdad". They continued on their mission, visiting Gold Star and beating Gerald for information on Dick Grayson and company. They ultimately found Rachel holed up at Do-Si-Do Motel, where Dick Grayson, Kory Anders, and Gar Logan had aligned to defend her. A fight ensued between the two groups, but ultimately the family was defeated and tied up. Accidentally giving away the location of Dr. Adamson when questioned, the family's implanted explosives were detonated, blowing off all of their heads, killing them.

## Known members

### Former members

* "Nuclear Dad" (original leader; deceased)
* "Nuclear Stepdad" (leader; deceased)
* "Nuclear Biff" (deceased)
* "Nuclear Mom" (deceased)
* "Nuclear Sis" (deceased)

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Hawk and Dove"
* "Origins"
* "Together"
* "Jason Todd" (mentioned)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hill, Bryan Edward, Stanton, Gabrielle (writers) & Menon, Meera (director) (November 9, 2018). "Together". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 5. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva (writer) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 19, 2018). "Hawk and Dove". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 2. DC Universe.
3. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff, Mukerjee, Marisha, Walker, Greg (writers) & Sullivan, Kevin Rodney (director) (October 26, 2018). "Origins". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 3. DC Universe.
Nick Zucco's mother

An **unnamed woman** was the husband of Tony Zucco, and the mother of Nick Zucco and an unnamed woman.

## Biography

Due to her husband's snitching on the Maroni crime family, the crime family found the woman and killed her with hydrofluoric acid.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Thomas, Jeffrey David (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 16, 2018). "Jason Todd". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 6. DC Universe.
Hotel Das Alpen

**Hotel Das Alpen** is a hotel in Vienna, Austria.

## History

Kory Anders booked the entire top floor of Hotel Das Alpen, where she tied up and tortured a man. She returned to the hotel, being greeted by the concierge, Lena, and further killing the man.

## Behind the scenes

* The exterior shots of the hotel are of Vienna City Hall.

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Berlanti, Greg (writers) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 12, 2018). "Titans". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 1. DC Universe.
Metropolis Detention Center

**Metropolis Detention Center** is a prison located in Metropolis in the United States of America.

## History

At some point following Superman's debut as a superhero, the facility developed and installed the means to contain Kryptonians in the form of a controlled Kryptonite beam projected over a large open plan cell. This specialist cell is used to detain Conner when he's arrested in connection to Lex Luthor's murder sometime in late 2021.

While imprisoned there Conner was treated poorly, even being referred to by staff there as an "it".
Haly

**Haly** is the owner of Haly's Circus.

## Biography

Haly owned Haly's Circus. He did business with the Maroni crime family, but didn't pay up when necessary.

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, Haly has taken multiple identities. In the Prime Earth reality, C.C. Haly was the owner of Haly's Circus, giving the deed to the circus to Dick just before his death.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Thomas, Jeffrey David (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 16, 2018). "Jason Todd". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 6. DC Universe.
Niccolò Machiavelli

"*If an injury has to be done to a man, it should be so severe that his vengeance need not to be feared. Severities should be dealt out all at once, so that their suddenness may give less offence. Benefits ought to be handed out drop-by-drop so they may be relished the more.*"
—Dick Grayson quoting Machiavelli[src]
**Niccolò Machiavelli** is a historical individual.

## Biography

Bruce Wayne hung a painting of Niccolò Machiavelli in one of his safe houses in Chicago, Illinois.

## Behind the scenes

* In the real world, Niccolò Machiavelli was an Italian diplomat, politician, playwright and poet of the Renaissance period, considered the father of political science.
	+ The painting used is that of a famous one done by Santi di Tito in the second half of the 16th century.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Thomas, Jeffrey David (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 16, 2018). "Jason Todd". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 6. DC Universe.
Harry Jierjian

**Harry Jierjian** is an editor. He is a member of American Cinema Editors, credited with the post-nominal letters "A.C.E.".

## Credits

### Additional editing by

#### Season 1

* "Titans"
* "Hawk and Dove"

## Trivia

* Jierjian previously worked as an editor on *The Flash*, *Supergirl* and *DC's Legends of Tomorrow*, and as a director on *The Flash* and *Supergirl*.
Marie Granger

**Marie Granger** (died December 14, 2009) was the wife of an unidentified man, and the mother of Dawn and Holly Granger.

## Biography

Marie resided in London, where she married an unnamed individual and had two daughters with him, Dawn and Holly Granger. Over the years her husband was repeatedly abusive to her and used to beat Marie and the girls, eventually Holly and Dawn rebelled against their father and became estranged from him, Marie remained submissive and desperately believed that her husband could still change.

In December 2009, Marie found the strength to leave her husband, only to quickly begin having second thoughts. After attending one of Dawn's ballet performances, she had afternoon tea with her and revealed her intentions to return to her father in London. Dawn tried to persuade her not to do it but to no avail.

As they're exiting the tea room, they bump into Hank and Don Hall, after the boys helped them pick up their bags they stop to chat on the sidewalk at the exact moment when a road accident leads a lorry to swerve in their direction, crashing into Don and Marie in front of Hank and Dawn's eyes.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Johns, Geoff, Goldsman, Akiva (writers) & Goldsman, Akiva (director) (December 7, 2018). "Hank and Dawn". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 9. DC Universe.
Lila

* Child
* Acolyte

"*She'll need your bedroom, Sabbie. It's warmer in here and... she's not well. You understand, don't you?*"
—Sandra Sanger[src]
**Lila**, is a resident of Metropolis. She is the foster daughter of the late Sandra Sanger and foster sister of Sebastian Sanger.

## Biography

During her childhood Lila became ill and lost her eye under unknown circumstances, and was fostered as a child into the care of Sandra where met Sebastian. Sebastian was asked to give up his room to Lila as she was sickly and had an injured eye, and with some reluctance Sebastian also agreed to sharing his Game Boy with her.

Eventually, Lila found herself indoctrinated into the Church of Blood as a cult member, and is presented to Sebastian on her knees, adorned in the cult's cloak, alongside his ex-girlfriend Julie and former teacher Ms. Ross.

## Appearances

### Season 4

* "Brother Blood" (flashback)
* "Caul's Folly"

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & McGowan, Jen (director) (December 1, 2022). "Brother Blood". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 6. HBO Max.
Jim Gordon

Commissioner **Jim Gordon** was the father of Barbara Gordon and an ally of Batman.

## Biography

At some point, Jim Gordon fathered a daughter, Barbara, and joined the Gotham City Police Department, rising to the rank of police commissioner. During his years as commissioner, Jim often worked with Batman and Robin, feeding them cases and leads to solve crimes and calling them by firing up the Bat-Signal.

In 2016, Jim issued a statement regarding a series of thefts, saying that he was perplexed as to how so many complex security systems were rendered inert by the perpetrators.

Sometime after 2016, due to unknown circumstances, Jim Gordon was frozen in a block of ice by Mr. Freeze, causing him to die of a heart attack afterwards.

### False reality

In a false reality created for Dick Grayson by Trigon, Jim Gordon was killed after the Joker captured him and tortured him for three days.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* "Barbara Gordon" (mentioned)
* "Red Hood" (picture)
* "Blackfire" (mentioned)
* "Lady Vic" (mentioned)
* "Troubled Water" (mentioned)
* "Prodigal" (mentioned)
* "Purple Rain" (mentioned)

## Trivia

* Jim Gordon was a fan of Scotch whisky.
* Jim's death in Trigon's false reality is a nod to *Batman* storyline *The Killing Joke*, where Jim was also abducted and tortured by the Joker after shooting his daughter Barbara. However, unlike the series, Jim survives the traumatic event.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (August 12, 2021). "Barbara Gordon". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 1. HBO Max.
2. ↑ Levy, Joshua, Srinivasan, Prathi (writers) & Gomez, Nick (director) (September 2, 2021). "Lady Vic". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 6. HBO Max.
3. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Winter, Glen (director) (December 21, 2018). "Dick Grayson". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 11. DC Universe.
4. ↑ Coggins, Stephanie (writer) & Shelton, Millicent (director) (August 19, 2021). "Blackfire". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 4. HBO Max.
Nuclear Biff

"**Nuclear Biff**" (died 2018) was a member of a brainwashed "family" that used drugs to enhance their physical capabilities.

## Biography

One day while playing a board game, the family was "activated", travelling from their home in St. Louis to Detroit, in pursuit of a specific girl, Rachel Roth. The family found Detective Amy Rohrbach, the partner of Dick Grayson, who had been protecting the girl in question. "Nuclear Biff" and "Nuclear Sis" began beating up Rohrbach, before their mother joined in. They soon found both Grayson and Rachel in Washington, D.C., where they entered a fight, ultimately badly injuring Dawn Granger and taking Rachel with them. They headed to Coolville, Ohio, but after "Nuclear Dad" was killed by Kory Anders and Rachel taken back, the rest of the family headed to Dr. Adamson in Chicago, Illinois, telling him of the bad news. At first he was angry, but Adamson ultimately allowed them another chance, also promising them a new father. They returned home, where they were met by their new patriarch, "Nuclear Stepdad". They continued on their mission, visiting Gold Star and beating Gerald for information on Dick Grayson and company. They ultimately found the group holed up at Do-Si-Do Motel, but were quickly overpowered and tied up. Accidentally giving away the location of Dr. Adamson, the family's implanted explosives were detonated, blowing off all of their heads.

## Power and abilities

### Powers

When activated for missions, every member of the Nuclear family are given separate syringes to inject an adrenaline like substance that temporarily turns their veins the color blue once inserted into the bloodstream which enhances their physical attributes.

* **Enhanced strength**: The substance granted him increased strength.
* **Enhanced durability**: He was able to withstand being thrown down stairs and a sharp edge of a whip impaled to his shoulder and hit from a metal staff with no visible injuries.

### Abilities

* **Skilled combatant**: Biff didn’t have any proficient fighting skills, although with the use of his strength he was able to fight against Kory Anders a Tamaranean with superhuman strength which is above his own using a baseball bat.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Hawk and Dove"
* "Origins"
* "Together"

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, Biff is an android member of the Nuclear Family. Each possessing powers related to one of the five states of a nuclear explosion, Biff can generate a thermal pulse, as hot as that of a nuclear explosion.

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva (writer) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 19, 2018). "Hawk and Dove". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 2. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff, Mukerjee, Marisha, Walker, Greg (writers) & Sullivan, Kevin Rodney (director) (October 26, 2018). "Origins". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 3. DC Universe.
3. ↑ Hill, Bryan Edward, Stanton, Gabrielle (writers) & Menon, Meera (director) (November 9, 2018). "Together". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 5. DC Universe.
Peg

**Peg** is a drug addict from Wyoming and the sister of Ellis.

## Biography

Peg has a history of drug abuse, her boyfriend, who was also a drug addict caused her brother to become addicted to drugs, too.
While she was in jail for on a possession charge, her brother Ellis OD'd and nearly died.

After Hank and Dawn returned to Wyoming, Peg confronted them outside a karaoke bar, she blamed them for Ellis' death.
Dawn tries to apologize, but Peg refused to listen and promised to make their lives a living hell.
Luand'r

**Luand'r** was The Queen of Tamaran, as Royal Consort to King Myand'r and the mother of Koriand'r and Komand'r.

## Biography

### Early life

At some point, Luand'r had two daughters with Myand'r.

### Death

Later, her daughter Komand'r killed her to take the throne.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Ghosts" (mentioned)
* "Atonement" (mentioned)

### Season 3

* "Blackfire" (mentioned)
* "The Call is Coming from Inside the House" (vision)

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, Luand'r is the queen of Tamaran, wife of Myand'r and mother of Starfire, Blackfire, and Darkfire.
* Sharon Ferguson had originally been cast as Luand'r in first season and then later in third season, but she was later replaced by Asha James in the third season before making an appearance in the series.

## References

1. ↑ Tancharoen, Kevin (writer) & Pabst, Tom (director) (September 20, 2019). "Ghosts". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 3. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Thomas, Jeffrey David (writer) & Mojsovski, Boris (director) (November 1, 2019). "Atonement". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 9. DC Universe.
Missouri

**Missouri** is a state in the United States of America.

## History

The Nuclear family lived in St. Louis until they were "activated" to find Rachel Roth. After the death of "Nuclear Dad", "Nuclear Stepdad" arrived to join their family. Clayton Williams lived for an unspecified amount of time in Springfield.

## Locations

### Cities

* Springfield
* St. Louis

## Known inhabitants

### Former inhabitants

* "Nuclear Biff" (deceased)
* "Nuclear Dad" (deceased)
* "Nuclear Mom" (deceased)
* "Nuclear Sis" (deceased)
* Clayton Williams

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Hawk and Dove"
* "Together"
* "Jason Todd" (mentioned)

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva (writer) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 19, 2018). "Hawk and Dove". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 2. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Hill, Bryan Edward, Stanton, Gabrielle (writers) & Menon, Meera (director) (November 9, 2018). "Together". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 5. DC Universe.
3. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Thomas, Jeffrey David (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 16, 2018). "Jason Todd". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 6. DC Universe.
Nuclear Stepdad

"**Nuclear Stepdad**" (died 2018) was the second patriarch of a brainwashed "family" that used drugs to enhance their physical capabilities.

## Biography

The man was brainwashed at Agnews Asylum. Following this, "Nuclear Stepdad" joined his new "family" at their home in St. Louis, Missouri. They continued on their mission to find Rachel Roth, finding Dick Grayson's Porsche at Gold Star, where they beat Gerald for information. They ultimately found the group holed up at Do-Si-Do Motel, but were overpowered and tied up. Having accidentally given away the location of Dr. Adamson, the "family" had their implanted explosives detonated, blowing their heads off.

## Powers and abilities

### Powers

When activated for missions, every member of the Nuclear family are given separate syringes to inject an adrenaline like substance that temporary turns their veins the color blue once inserted into the bloodstream which enhances their physical attributes.

* **Enhanced strength**: The substance granted him increased strength, which allowed him to tackle Dick Grayson outside a window to land on a car, as well as rip the door off the side of a car to then swing Kory Anders towards another with ease.

### Abilities

* **Expert combatant**: With the use of his enhanced physiology, Nuclear Stepdad was able to fight up against martial arts master Dick Grayson as he was able to keep up on par with his strikes. He was also great at landing a huge blow on Kory Anders.

## References

1. ↑ Hill, Bryan Edward, Stanton, Gabrielle (writers) & Menon, Meera (director) (November 9, 2018). "Together". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 5. DC Universe.
Metropolis

"*Some people have a thing inside them... ambition, uh, purpose, a calling. It makes them feel larger than they really are. So they need to be in a large place so they don't feel... smothered.*"
—Lionel Luthor to Conner[src]
**Metropolis** is a city in the United States of America.

## History

In Metropolis, Conner broke out of Cadmus Laboratories, taking with him Krypto.

Metropolis is the home of S.T.A.R. Labs and where the Titans live while they fight May Bennett/Mother Mayhem in season 4.

One of its prisons, Metropolis Detention Center, is equipped to detain Kryptonians.

## Known inhabitants

### Current inhabitants

* Mercy Graves
* Mercy Grave's wife
* Mercy Grave's daughters
* Clark Kent/Superman
* Bernard Fitzmartin
* Dr. Espenson
* Sebastian Sanger
* May Bennett
* Jim
* Steve
* Anthony Murphy
* Aria Murphy

### Temporary inhabitants

* Conner Kent
* Krypto
* Dick Grayson
* Koriand'r
* Rachel Roth
* Gar Logan
* Tim Drake
* Jinx

### Former inhabitants

* Eve Watson
* Walter Hawn (deceased)
* Lex Luthor (deceased)
* Sandra Sanger (deceased)
* Arthur Holmwood (deceased)
* Nelson Blake (deceased)
* Molly (deceased)
* Nicole Murphy (deceased)
* Gina (deceased)
* Jo (deceased)
* Lamar (deceased)

## Locations

* LexCorp
* Daily Planet
* S.T.A.R. Labs
* Temple of Azarath
* Elko's Diner (chain)
* Metropolis Detention Center
* Metropolis Police Department
* Metropolis Police evidence warehouse

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Conner"
* "Fallen"
* "E.L.\_.O."
* "Nightwing"

### Season 4

* "Lex Luthor"
* "Mother Mayhem"
* "Jinx"
* "Super Super Mart"
* "Inside Man"
* "Brother Blood"
* "Caul's Folly"
* "Dick & Carol & Ted & Kory"

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, Metropolis is a city and home to the superhero Superman.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Winter, Glen (director) (December 21, 2018). "Dick Grayson". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 11. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Kalymnios, Alex (director) (October 11, 2019). "Conner". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 6. DC Universe.
3. ↑ Hill, Bryan Edward (writer) & Copus, Nick (director) (director) (November 3, 2022). "Mother Mayhem". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 2. HBO Max.
Kryptonians

**Kryptonians** are a nearly extinct species of humanoid aliens who gain incredible powers when exposed to yellow solar radiation.

### Hybrids

* Conner (Human-Kryptonian hybrid clone)
* Krypto (Dog-Kryptonian hybrid)

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Conner"
* "Bruce Wayne"
* "Atonement"
* "Fallen"
* "Nightwing"

### Season 3

* "Barbara Gordon"
* "Red Hood"
* "Hank & Dove"
* "Blackfire"
* "Lady Vic"
* "51%"
* "Home"
* "Troubled Water"
John (fictional)

**John** is a fictional character in *The Crimson Lady*. He was possibly portrayed by either Charles Nettles or Roy Garrison.

## Biography

John met with Rita Farr's character, who ended their relationship in person, despite his wishes.

## References

1. ↑ Johns, Geoff (writer) & Fawcett, John (director) (November 2, 2018). "Doom Patrol". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 4. DC Universe.
Myand'r

**Myand'r** was The King of Tamaran and also the father of Koriand'r and Komand'r.

## Biography

### Early life

At some point, Myand'r had two daughters with Luand'r.

### Death

Later, his daughter Komand'r killed him to take the throne.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Ghosts" (mentioned)
* "Atonement" (mentioned)

### Season 3

* "Blackfire" (mentioned)
* "The Call is Coming from Inside the House" (vision)

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, Mythus or Myand'r is the king of Tamaran, husband of Luand'r and father of Starfire, Blackfire, and Wildfire.

## References

1. ↑ Tancharoen, Kevin (writer) & Pabst, Tom (director) (September 20, 2019). "Ghosts". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 3. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Thomas, Jeffrey David (writer) & Mojsovski, Boris (director) (November 1, 2019). "Atonement". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 9. DC Universe.
Jones

**Jones** is a police officer of the Traverse City Police Department.

## Biography

Jones was contacted by Detective Dick Grayson for details on Rachel Roth. He called back, letting him know they'd found her mother dead, promising to have their CSI send Grayson the details. Shortly after, Jones went with two other officers back to the house, where he found Kory Anders, who'd broken in. She distracted him, knocking him down the stairs and into unconsciousness.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Titans" (voice)
* "Origins"

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Berlanti, Greg (writers) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 12, 2018). "Titans". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 1. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff, Mukerjee, Marisha, Walker, Greg (writers) & Sullivan, Kevin Rodney (director) (October 26, 2018). "Origins". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 3. DC Universe.
Julie

"*[...] I remember thinking, that's the loneliest man I've ever seen. Why is he so lonely? I've gotta do something about that.*"
—Julia about Sebastian[src]

**Julie** was a resident of Metropolis and the ex-girlfriend of Sebastian Sanger. She became a loyal acolyte to the Church of Blood, fuelled by her love for Sebastian, and gave her life to serve him.

## Biography

Some time prior to the season premiere, Julie entered the taxidermy store where Sebastian worked and thought it was the loneliest man she had ever seen, deciding then and there that she had to do something about that. The pair began dating, during which they saw each other every day for six months and during this time Julie met and got along well with Sebastian's foster mother Sandra Sanger. Sandra asked after Julie, recalling that she likes her and that Julie is good for Sebastian.

On their sixth month anniversary, Julie predicted Sebastian would forget and didn't mind, instead recounting her thoughts of when she first met him and giving him a gift; a red Game Boy just like the one Sandra had given him when he first went to live with her. Julie was shocked that her actions offended Sebastian, and was left distraught when he abruptly broke up with her.

Julie eventually is indoctrinated into the Church of Blood and is brought before Sebastian by May Bennett on her knees beside Lila, his foster sister, and Mr. Ross, his former teacher.

As a loyal acolyte and personally close to Sebastian once, Julie is near by when Sebastian rises naked from the pool of blood and steps forward to wrap a cloak around him.

She is called upon by Mother Mayhem for a spell requiring the heart of someone truly devoted to Sebastian. Julie expresses she is honored to be chosen, and that she has loved Sebastian wholly ever since she met him. She lets her heart get torn out by May.

## Appearances

### Season 4

* "Mother Mayhem" (mentioned)
* "Brother Blood"
* "Caul's Folly"
* "Project Starfire"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Mother Mayhem"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Hatem, Richard (writer) & McGowan, Jen (director) (December 1, 2022). "Brother Blood". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 6. HBO Max.
3. ↑ Brides, Melissa (writer) & Walker, Greg (director) (April 13, 2022). "Caul's Folly". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 7. HBO Max.
4. ↑ Gorenberg, Jamie (writer) & Copus, Nick (director) (May 4, 2023). "Project Starfire". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 11. HBO Max.
Hulya Eroz

**Hulya Eroz** is a production coordinator and production secretary.

#### Season 1

* "Hawk and Dove" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Chantal Kemp, Madison Helpert, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
* "Origins" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Madison Helpert, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
* "Doom Patrol" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Madison Helpert, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
Negative Spirit

"*Negative Spirit, release!*"
—Larry Trainor[src]
The **Negative Spirit** is a being of cosmic energy that is linked to Larry Trainor.

## Biography

### Bond with Larry Trainor

After suffering a fatal accident with his plane, Larry Trainor was disfigured and ended up joining a negative spirit, whom he kept inside during his stay at Niles Caulder's house.

While trapped in an alternate version of Caulder's house, Larry released the negative spirit to help him and his friends out of the walls closing in on them until Gar Logan, with help from Victor Stone, managed to make everyone escape.

## Powers

* **Flight**: When released by Larry Trainor, the Negative Spirit is capable of flying to high heights.

## Trivia

* Unlike his Earth-21 counterpart, the Negative Spirit is still fused to Larry.
	+ This version of the Negative Spirit belongs to Earth-9. An alternate version of Negative Spirit on Earth-21, serves as a main character in *Titans* spin-off show *Doom Patrol*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Hill, Bryan Edward (writer) & Warn, Jesse (director) (April 27, 2023). "Game Over". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 10. HBO Max.
Metropolis Police evidence warehouse

The **Metropolis Police evidence warehouse** is a police warehouse located in Metropolis, United States of America.

## History

Two employees were killed at its evidence warehouse by Gina at approximately 6pm as they brought in the gallons of blood gathered by Arthur Holmwood. The blood was stolen and the bodies left to be discovered.

## Known employees

### Former employees

* Jo (deceased)
* Lamar (deceased)

## References

1. ↑ Gorenberg, Jamie (writer) & Mojsovski, Boris (director) (November 10, 2022). "Jinx". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 3. HBO Max.
Holly Granger

**Holly Granger** is the daughter of an unidentified man and the late Marie Granger as well as the younger sister of Dawn Granger.

## Biography

Holly was born in London to Marie Granger and her unnamed husband. She was raised in a dysfunctional family with an abusive father who used to beat them every day. Over the years, Holly and her older sister, Dawn, rebelled against the man and became estranged with him, while their mother remained submissive and desperately repeated to herself that her husband can still change.

In stark contrast with her kindhearted and quiet sister, Holly was a lifelong troublemaker, often having trouble with the law, to the point of collecting various minor arrests prior to 2009, one of them being for shoplifting.

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics at some point in time, she takes on the mantle of Hawk alongside her sister Dawn

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Johns, Geoff, Goldsman, Akiva (writers) & Goldsman, Akiva (director) (December 7, 2018). "Hank and Dawn". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 9. DC Universe.
Mother Mayhem

This article should be moved to **Mother Mayhem**. If required, use the talk page for discussion.

*For the eponymous character, see May Bennett.*

## Chronology

### Followed by

"Jinx"

"**Mother Mayhem**" is the second episode of the fourth season of *Titans*, and the thirty-ninth episode overall. It premiered on HBO Max on November 3, 2022.

## Synopsis

In the wake of Lex Luthor's sudden demise, Conner finds himself framed for murder while the Titans try to piece together Luthor's suspicious connection to Rachel's haunting and clear their teammate's name.

## Cast

#### Starring

* Brenton Thwaites as Dick Grayson/Nightwing
* Mame-Anna Diop as Princess Koriand'r/Kory Anders/Starfire
* Teagan Croft as Rachel Roth/Raven
* Ryan Potter as Gar Logan/Beast Boy
* Joshua Orpin as Conner Kent/Superboy
* Jay Lycurgo as Tim Drake
* Franka Potente as May Bennett/Mother Mayhem
* Joseph Morgan as Sebastian Sanger

#### Co-starring

* Wayne Ward as Nelson Blake
* Valerie Boyle as Sandra Sanger
* Pip Dwyer as Journalist
* Vienna Hehir as Nicole Murphy
* Matt Wells as Anthony Murphy
* Daniel De Santo as Derek Sands
* Alysa King as Annete
* Tim Post as Arthur Holmwood/Raven Mask
* Tremaine Nelson as Steve
Greg Walker

**Greg Walker** is the showrunner of *Titans*. He is also an executive producer and writer for the series.

## Credits

### Executive producer

Season 1
* "Titans"
* "Hawk and Dove"
* "Origins"
* "Doom Patrol"
* "Together"
* "Jason Todd"
* "Asylum"
* "Donna Troy"
* "Hank and Dawn"
* "Koriand'r"
* "Dick Grayson"

### Written by

#### Season 1

* "Origins" (with Richard Hatem, Geoff Johns and Marisha Mukerjee)
* "Asylum" (with Bryan Edward Hill)

## Trivia

* Walker previously worked as a co-producer and writer on *Smallville*.
Maitland Austin-Olsen (character)

**Maitland Austin-Olsen** is an associate of Dick Grayson.

## Biography

Dick Grayson kept Maitland's number in his phone.

## Behind the scenes

* The character is named after the crew member of the same name.

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva (writer) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 19, 2018). "Hawk and Dove". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 2. DC Universe.
Mati Matisse

**Mati Matisse** is the manager of the Scarlet Rose nightclub.

## Biography

Mati and her twin sister, Christy, used to date William Wintergreen but Christy died from drug overdose.

While searching for Wintergreen, Dick was told by Benny that he can find Wintergreen's ex-girlfiend, Mati Matisse, in a nightclub called the Scarlet Rose. Dick went to the club and found Mati. He asked her about the whereabouts of Wintergreen and told her that once she gives him what he want Wintergreen will be gone. Mati happily told Dick that Wintergreen is staying at the Davis Hotel, since she blamed Wintergreen for her sister's death.
Joe Turner

## Joe Turner

### IMDb Joe Turner at the Internet Movie Database

1060150

**Joe Turner** is a camera operator.

## Credits

### Camera operator

Season 1
* "Titans" (with Dave T. Sheridan)
* "Hawk and Dove" (with Dave T. Sheridan)
* "Origins" (with Dave T. Sheridan)
* "Doom Patrol" (with Dave T. Sheridan)
* "Together" (with Dave T. Sheridan)
* "Jason Todd" (with Dave T. Sheridan)
* "Asylum" (with Dave T. Sheridan)
* "Donna Troy" (with Dave T. Sheridan)
* "Hank and Dawn" (with Dave T. Sheridan)
* "Koriand'r" (with Dave T. Sheridan)
* "Dick Grayson" (with Dave T. Sheridan)
Penguin

"*I wonder what the Penguin's doing right now.*"
—Dick Grayson[src]
The **Penguin** is a crimelord in Gotham City and an enemy of Batman. He hasn't appeared on the show yet and only mentioned in Season 1.

## Biography

While attending an art gallery, Dick Grayson wondered what the Penguin was doing.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* "Home" (mentioned on a newspaper)
* "The Call is Coming from Inside the House" (mentioned)

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, the Penguin is the alter ego of Oswald Cobblepot, one of Batman's most well-known adversaries.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Mukerjee, Marisha (writers) & Frazee, David (director) (November 30, 2018). "Donna Troy". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 8. DC Universe.
Interstate 80 Motel

**Interstate 80 Motel** is a motel located in Ohio, United States of America.

## History

Dick Grayson and Rachel Roth stopped at the motel on their way from Michigan to Washington, D.C.

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva (writer) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 19, 2018). "Hawk and Dove". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 2. DC Universe.
Little Girl

**Little Girl**, also known as "*Dick's Little Girl*", is the future daughter of Dick Grayson and Koriand'r.

## Biography

She is currently unnamed, and will be born at some unknown point in the future. She first appears in a vision given to Dick by the Lazarus Pit. In the vision she calls him 'daddy' and gives him a red balloon.

The Little Girl is once again seen when Kory has a vision that appears to be a continuation of Dick's. Kory sees the Little Girl run to Dick and he picks her up, singing quietly to her. Dick reaches out a hand to Kory, and the three walk to meet the other Titans who are gathered at a picnic table to celebrate the Little Girl's fourth birthday. They all sing to her as the Kory of the present watches on from a distance.

Rachel reveals she had seen the Little Girl in Dick's vision and had kept it to herself at first for Dick's privacy, but seeing the Little Girl again in Kory's vision prompts her to tell Kory. Kory later confronts Dick, revealing her vision to him and asking why he had not shared his with her. He is unable to provide a reason, but Kory brushes it off, due to Dick having just rejected of visions and prophecies, since in the Titans' and Kory's experience, they never came true.

After they began a relationship and discussed their future together, Kory and Dick both watched a mother pass them by, pushing her child in a stroller with a red balloon tied to it.

## Appearances

### Season 4

* "Inside Man"
* "Brother Blood" (mentioned)
* "Titans Forever" (indirectly referenced)

## Trivia

* In the DC Comics, she is Mar'i Grayson, the daughter of Dick Grayson/Nightwing and Koriand'r/Starfire. She first appeared in *Kingdom Come #1 (May, 1996)*, and served as a member of the Titans under the alias Nightstar. She was married to Earth-22's variant of Damian Wayne, and had two children with him.
* In season 3 she is credited as *"Dick's Little Girl"* and just *"Little Girl"* in season 4.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Gorenberg, Jamie, Hill, Bryan Edward (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (October 14, 2021). "Prodigal". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 12. HBO Max.
2. ↑ Srinivasan, Prathi, Levy, Joshua (writers) & McGowan, Jen (director) (November 24, 2022). "Inside Man". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 5. HBO Max.
3. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & McGowan, Jen (director) (December 1, 2022). "Brother Blood". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 6. HBO Max.
4. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Copus, Nick (director) (May 11, 2023). "Titans Forever". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 12. HBO Max.
Jason Todd (disambiguation)

**This article is a disambiguation page for Jason Todd (disambiguation)**.
The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
**Jason Todd** may refer to:

* Jason Todd, the character who also operates under the vigilante disguise, Robin.
* "Jason Todd", the sixth episode of the first season of *Titans*.
Malcolm

**Malcolm** was a friend of Hank Hall's in the afterlife until his soul was consumed by ghouls.

## Biography

### Death and Afterlife

At some point, Malcolm passed away and found himself in the afterlife. Once there, he eventually made friends with Hank Hall. Some time later, Hank rescue Donna Troy and Tim Drake from ghouls, leading them back to his safe house on the way to find a bridge back to Earth. Once there, Hank introduced Donna and Tim to Malcolm. They were soon attacked, with Malcolm being taken by the ghouls. In a panic, Hank managed to summon two pistols and kill the ghouls, avenging the loss of Malcolm. The three survivors managed to make it to the bridge, with Hank staying behind to allow the others to escape. Hank soon reunited with his brother, Don.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Mojsovski, Boris (director) (September 23, 2021). "Souls". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 9. HBO Max.
Margarita Vee

**Margarita Vee**, real name unknown, is a Gotham City Police Department officer and a friend of Barbara Gordon.

## Biography

Margarita Vee, was seemingly an GCPD employee but at the end of the 3rd season when she easily defeated 3 armed enemies she confessed the truth to Barbara Gordon, who witnessed it: that she was actually sent by ARGUS and that Ra's Al Ghul Was Here For Danger then she helped Barbara to find the Titans.

## Appearances

### **Season 3**

* "Red Hood"
* "Hank and Dawn"
* "Blackfire"
* "Home"
* "Troubled Water"
* "Purple Rain"
Origins

"**Origins**" is the third episode of the first season of *Titans*, and the third episode overall. It premiered on DC Universe on October 26, 2018.

## Synopsis

Rescued by Kory from the Nuclear Family, Rachel travels with her to the convent where she was raised – a destination that might provide answers about Rachel's past and Kory's identity. Meanwhile, Dick goes in pursuit of Rachel and Kory, the mysterious woman who rescued her – and the journey awakens memories of his own orphanhood and his unorthodox upbringing in the shadows of Bruce Wayne. When Dick finally reunites with Rachel and Kory, he realizes that Rachel's found a new protector in Kory. But the convent is not everything it seems to be and Rachel might have to rely on her guardians as well as a new friend, Gar Logan, to keep her safe.

## Cast

### Starring

* Brenton Thwaites as Dick Grayson
* Anna Diop as Kory Anders
* Teagan Croft as Rachel Roth
* Ryan Potter as Gar Logan

### Guest starring

* Reed Birney as Dr. Adamson
* Meagen Fay as a nun
* Liza Colón-Zayas as a police officer
* Cara Ricketts as Ms. Bond
* Minka Kelly as Dawn Granger
* Alan Ritchson as Hank Hall

### Co-starring

* Tomaso Sanelli as Young Dick Grayson
* Melody Johnson as Nuclear Mom
* Jeni Ross as Nuclear Sis
* Logan Thompson as Nuclear Biff
* Jeff Clarke as Nuclear Dad
* Ferelith Young as Sharon
* William Poulin as Manager
* Jill Frappier as Elderly Woman
* Steven Puchalski as Travis
* Laura Schutt as Sister Ethel
* Jarrod Maclean as Officer Jones
* Geoff Williams as Cop #2
* Dan Iaboni as Cop #3
* Jay Davis as Man in Suit

### Uncredited

* Randolf Hobbs as John Grayson
* April Brown Chodkowski as Mary Grayson
* Unknown as Bruce Wayne
* Unknown as Alfred Pennyworth (voice)

## References

1. ↑ "Titans S01E03: “Origins” – synopsis, photos, and discussion" - Batman News
Mei

**Mei** is the mother of Rose Wilson.

## Biography

Mei had a one-night stand with Slade Wilson in a Kansas City hotel while he was married to Adeline, Rose was born as a result of that night. She later married Gary and they raised Rose together.

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC Comics, Rose Wilson's mother is named Lillian Worth. She is the former princess of Cambodia and ex-lover of Slade Wilson.