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Teen Titans (2003 TV series) Episode: Date With Destiny

**Date With Destiny** is an episode of season 2 of *Teen Titans*. It aired on February 14, 2004.

## Appearing in "Date with Destiny"

**Featured Characters:**

* Teen Titans
	+ Beast Boy
	+ Cyborg
	+ Raven
	+ Robin
	+ Starfire

* Fang ***(First appearance)***
* Killer Moth ***(First appearance)***
* Kitten ***(First appearance)***

**Other Characters:**

* Silkie ***(First appearance)***

**Locations:**

* Jump City
	+ Jump City High School ***(First appearance)***
	+ Titans Tower

**Items:**

* Utility Belt

**Vehicles:**

* Robin's Motorcycle
* T-Car

## Synopsis for "Date With Destiny"

The villain Killer Moth is about to unleash his latest scheme when his plans are spoiled by his daughter Kitten. Her boyfriend Fang has just dumped her, one day before her Junior Prom, and she forces her father into finding her another date.

In the meantime, the Teen Titans are chasing a spider-headed jewel thief. Robin is the only one who can get close to him, but gets hit by a paralysis venom beam from his opponent. Cyborg, Raven, and Beast Boy continue the chase, while Starfire returns with Robin to Titans Tower for treatment. Right after Robin has recovered, he calls the others for a status report, only to find out that the Bay Bridge is being attacked by a horde of gigantic moths which can easily chew through steel. When Robin and Starfire prepare to help, Killer Moth calls them up and presents his list of demands - including the rather bizarre request to take Kitten to her Prom. Robin sees no other choice but to agree, much to Starfire's objection and jealousy. Following this, he calls up the others, briefing them on the situation and tasking them with tracking down Killer Moth through Kitten. Although he sends Starfire to aid them, she decides to attend the Prom as well to keep Kitten away from 'her' Robin.

While Cyborg, Beast Boy and Raven find Killer Moth's hidden lab in the cellar of Kitten's home and engage the villain in combat, Robin and Starfire arrive at the ship where the Prom is being celebrated. Kitten is quick in claiming Robin as her date, and Robin goes along with little joy and gritted teeth, while Starfire progressively boils white-hot with jealousy. When Robin receives the news that his friends have found Killer Moth, he dumps Kitten, who then reveals her part in Killer Moth's scheme and the control device for the moths. Robin's attempt to take the device from her is interrupted by Fang, who has caught wind of Kitten's new date; the two reconcile, but then Fang engages Robin in combat while Starfire takes out her anger on Kitten.

When Kitten's dress is smudged in the fight, she activates the device, releasing the moths from their cages, but the other Titans manages to prevent them from getting out of the cellar. Fang is finally knocked out by Robin, who destroys the control device; as a result, the moths revert to larva state. As Killer Moth, Kitten and Fang are taken to jail, Kitten swears revenge, but Robin cares little about this claim; and after being nominated as King and Queen of the Prom, Robin and Starfire share their first romantic dance together.
Robin (Teen Titans Go)

**Richard "Dick" Grayson**, most commonly known as **Robin**, is the former protégé of Batman, as well as the leader of the Teen Titans, and one of the five main protagonists of *Teen Titans Go!*.

## History

Born to a family of circus performers, Dick Grayson had a tough childhood growing up. As seen in "Dude Relax", the carnival animals used to bully him nonstop, and, even worse, his parents were killed in a tragic acrobat accident. The mega-rich playboy Bruce Wayne, otherwise known as Batman, adopted Dick and made him his sidekick, Robin (also known as the "Boy Wonder").

Having been mistreated by Batman, Robin left Gotham and arrived at Jump City in the episode "Flashback". But after realizing that he was a useless loser without powers, the happy-go-lucky hero set out to start a team of teenage superheroes—of which HE would be the leader. Unfortunately, four hopeless recruits enraged Robin so much that several other enlistees deemed him an incompetent leader. Lead by Kid Flash, they mutinied against him, tossing Robin out of his own Tower and into the streets. While he initially wanted to call it quits, the four failures from earlier convinced Robin to embrace his anger and use it to reclaim his team. And after breaking Kid Flash’s knee, Robin and his new friends retook the Tower—and the Teen Titans!

Intent on never losing his team again, Robin has since then ruled the Titans with an iron fist, punishing any disloyalty or laziness he sees.

## Personality

For Robin, anything less than perfection is absolutely unacceptable, and so his far-from-flawless team is constantly putting him on edge. Despite his authoritarian leadership, the Titans often disregard Robin's orders, exasperating him to the max. His worst fear is losing control, and that's exactly what happened when Beast Boy briefly hijacked the team in "Gorilla". Every iota of power is lustfully coveted by Robin, out of immense insecurities that are all stemmed from Batman's mistreatment and negligence.

Not only does Robin live on the borderline of insanity—he often crosses over, traveling deep into crazy land whenever he doesn't get his way. In "Yearbook Madness" for example, Robin plummeted into instability and multiple personality disorder just because his picture was barely featured in the yearbook. In addition, his hopeless crush on Starfire has led to many despicable deeds, such as when he crushed Speedy's head out of jealousy in the comic "Bored of the Dance".

While Robin's harsh discipline and abuse are usually counterproductive, overall he's a well-intentioned individual. No one has dedication to fight for justice quite as much as Robin, making him a very well-qualified leader of the Teen Titans.

## Also See

* Richard Grayson (Comics)
* Robin (Teen Titans TV Series)
* Richard Grayson (Earth-16) *Young Justice*
* Richard Grayson (Titans TV Series)
Teen Titans: Beast Boy Loves Raven

## Appearing in Teen Titans: Beast Boy Loves Raven

**Featured Characters:**

* Beast Boy
* Raven ***(Flashback and main story)***

**Supporting Characters:**

* Damian Wayne ***(Flashback and main story)***
* Kong the Monkey
* Maxime Navarro ***(Flashback and main story)***

**Antagonists:**

* H.I.V.E.
	+ Adeline Kane
	+ Slade Wilson
	+ Tommy Torres ***(Flashback only)***
* Trigon

**Other Characters:**

* Starfire ***(Cameo)***
* Talia al Ghul ***(Flashback only)***
* Bruce Wayne ***(Mentioned only)***
* Mark Logan ***(Mentioned only)***
* Marie Logan ***(Mentioned only)***
* Natalia Navarro ***(Mentioned only)***
* Vivian Navarro ***(Mentioned only)***

**Locations:**

* United States of America
	+ California
		- Los Angeles
			* Hollywood
	+ Tennessee
		- Nashville
			* Country Music Hall of Fame
			* Guitar Motel
			* H.I.V.E. facilities
			* Latte Love
			* Ole Opry Motel
			* Parthenon
			* Union Station
	+ Georgia ***(Mentioned only)***
	+ New Orleans ***(Mentioned only)***
* West Africa ***(Mentioned only)***
	+ Sierra Leone ***(Mentioned only)***

**Items:**

* Batarang
* Soul-Self
Slade Wilson (Earth-16)

**Deathstroke** (real name **Slade Wilson**) is a character of the *Young Justice[1]* TV series. He is a member of the Light. Originally the group's enforcer because of Sportsmaster's departure, he has since risen through the ranks and became the leader of the League of Shadows.

## History

### 2016

Slade Wilson was chosen by the Light to replace Sportsmaster as their personal enforcer.

### 2018

After Ra's Al Ghul left the Light, Slade Wilson was chosen to take his place as well as take command the League of Shadows. He personally trained Terra for when she was "rescued" by the Team so that she could be a spy for the Light. She communicated the Team's plans to Slade for months.

## Also See

* Slade Wilson (Comics)
* Slade (Teen Titans TV Series)
* Slade Wilson (Titans TV Series)
* Slade Wilson (YA)
* Slade Wilson (DCAMU) *Animated Movie Universe*
* Slade Wilson (Injustice)
* Slade Wilson (Arrowverse)
* Slade Wilson (DCEU)
Teen Titans Vol 6 2

***Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #2** is an issue of the series Teen Titans Vol 6 with a cover date of December, 2016.

## Appearing in "Damian Knows Best, Part Two"

**Featured Characters:**

* Teen Titans
	+ Beast Boy
	+ Kid Flash
	+ Raven
	+ Robin
	+ Starfire

**Supporting Characters:**

* Goliath
* Talia al Ghul

**Villains:**

* League of Assassins
	+ Ra's al Ghul ***(On a TV or computer screen)***
		- Demon's Fist
			* Blank
			* Mara
			* Nightstorm
			* Plague
			* Stone

**Other Characters:**

* Batman ***(As an illusion only)***
* Bat-Mite ***(Mentioned only)***
* Dick Grayson ***(Mentioned only)***
* The Flash ***(Mentioned only)***
* Tim Drake ***(Mentioned only)***

**Locations:**

* Earth
	+ United States of America
		- Gotham City
		- Batcave ***(Mentioned only)***
		- San Francisco
			* Birdcave
		- Central City ***(Mentioned only)***
		- Los Angeles ***(Mentioned only)***
		- New York City ***(Mentioned only)***
	+ Infinity Island ***(Mentioned only)***
* Azarath ***(Mentioned only)***

**Items:**

* Bat-Signal

**Vehicles:**

* Batplane
Titans (2018 TV Series) Episode: Bruce Wayne

**Bruce Wayne** is an episode of season 2 of *Titans*. It premiered on October 18, 2019.

## Appearing in "Bruce Wayne"

**Featured Characters:**

* Dick Grayson

**Supporting Characters:**

* Bruce Wayne ***(Hallucination)***
* Conner
	+ Krypto
* Dawn Granger
* Donna Troy
* Eve Watson
* Hank Hall
* Koriand'r
* Rose Wilson
* Titans
	+ Gar Logan
	+ Jason Todd
	+ Rachel Roth

**Antagonists:**

* Deathstroke ***(Phone call only)***
	+ William Wintergreen
* Mercy Graves

**Other Characters:**

* Alfred Pennyworth ***(Mentioned only)***
* Benny ***(First appearance)***
* Jericho ***(Mentioned only)***
* Lex Luthor ***(Mentioned only)***
* Mati Matisse ***(First appearance)***

**Locations:**

* California
	+ San Francisco
		- Titans Tower III

**Concepts:**

* Batusi
New Teen Titans Vol 1 18

***New Teen Titans* #18** is an issue of the series *New Teen Titans Vol 1* with a cover date of April, 1982.

## Appearing in "A Pretty Girl is Like a -- Maladi!"

**Featured Characters:**

* New Teen Titans
	+ Changeling
	+ Cyborg
	+ Kid Flash ***(Flashback and main story)***
	+ Raven
	+ Robin ***(Flashback and main story)***
	+ Starfire (Koriand'r)
	+ Wonder Girl ***(Flashback and main story)***

**Supporting Characters:**

* King Faraday
* Maladi Malanova ***(Dies)***
* Starfire (Leonid Kovar) ***(Flashback and main story)***

**Antagonists:**

* Varek Slavik

**Other Characters:**

* Andre Le Blanc ***(Flashback only)***
* Jack McCarthy
* Madeline
* Moe Chennitz
* Stanislav Kryszewski
* Aqualad ***(Flashback only)***

**Locations:**

* El Salvador
* Soviet Union
	+ Moscow
	+ Siberia
* Sweden ***(Flashback only)***
* United States of America
	+ New York
		- New York City
			* East River
				+ Titans Island
					- Titans Tower I
			* Manhattan
				+ Fort Tryon Park
					- Cloisters
				+ Hotel Fountaine
				+ West Side Docks
			* Queens
				+ Jamaica Hospital
				+ JFK International Airport
* Vietnam
	+ Hanoi ***(Flashback only)***

**Items:**

* Donna Troy's Lasso

**Vehicles:**

* Robin's Motorcycle

## Synopsis for "A Pretty Girl is Like a -- Maladi!"

When his son is killed by an American in El Salvador, Soviet official Varek Slavik takes revenge on the United States by sending his secretary, Maladi Malanova, to America as a courier, with the young woman unaware that she is the carrier of a deadly disease. Learning of this, the Soviet government dispatches super-hero Starfire to the U.S. to stop Maladi. F.B.I. agent King Faraday alerts the Titans to Starfire's arrival, and a battle ensues when they mistake him for the plague-carrier. Having discovered the truth, the Titans roust still race to locate Maladi before Starfire, who plans to end her threat by killing her, inasmuch as her own condition is now incurable. The Titans fight Starfire to a stalemate and Maladi is finally taken to a hospital to die in peace. After being condemned for his callous attitude by the Titans throughout their encounter, Starfire ultimately reveals that Maladi was his fiancée, and he had only volunteered for the mission to spare her the pain of a tortuous death.

## Trivia

* It is rare for superheroes to identify a political affiliation, but in this issue we get a glimpse at the Titans' views. Wally West is very hostile towards Kovar and makes repeated comments about his hatred for Russia. Donna Troy asks Wally about this, saying "I've never heard you speak like this." Wally replies "Maybe because I knew our politics were always different. Look, I don't put you down for being liberals. Why attack me for being a mid-western conservative?"
Titans (2018 TV Series) Episode: Jericho

**Jericho** is an episode of season 2 of *Titans*. It premiered on October 25, 2019.

## Appearing in "Jericho"

**Featured Characters:**

* Jericho ***(Apparent Death)*** ***(Flashback only)*** ***(Origin)***

**Supporting Characters:**

* Titans
	+ Dove ***(Flashback only)*** ***(Quits team)***
	+ Hawk ***(Flashback only)*** ***(Quits team)***
	+ Robin ***(Flashback only)***
	+ Wonder Girl ***(Flashback only)*** ***(Quits team)***
* Adeline Kane ***(Flashback only)***

**Antagonists:**

* Deathstroke ***(Flashback only)***
	+ William Wintergreen ***(Flashback only)***
* H.I.V.E. ***(Flashback only)***

**Other Characters:**

* Jillian ***(Dies in flashback)***
* Aqualad ***(On a TV or computer screen)***
* Batman ***(Mentioned only)***

**Locations:**

* 2014
	+ California
		- San Francisco
			* Titans Tower
	+ Themyscira ***(Mentioned only)***

**Items:**

* Donna Troy's Lasso
* Robin's Battle Staff
Richard Grayson (Titans TV Series)

## History

Richard Grayson became a detective in Detroit, MI to escape his life in Gotham while still dressing as Robin at night, once in a while. He is pulled back into the superhero life when a young girl named Rachel Roth is brought in saying that someone is out to get her. Dick takes responsibility for her and the two end up traveling, cross country, looking for answers.

## Also See

* Richard Grayson (Comics)
* Robin (Teen Titans TV Series)
* Richard Grayson (Earth-16) *Young Justice*
* Richard Grayson (YA)
* Richard Grayson (Burtonverse)
* Richard Grayson (DCAU) *Animated Universe*
* Richard Grayson (DCAMU) *Animated Movie Universe*
Blackfire (Teen Titans TV Series)

## History

When Starfire's sister Blackfire showed up to visit, Starfire just wished she would leave. Blackfire's wild, cool, and hip -- everything Starfire was not.

When The Titans first met Blackfire, they seemed to like her so much, Starfire was beginning to think they wouldn't need her around anymore. But just as Starfire thought about leaving, a couple of aliens thugs showed up to haul her away. The Titans discovered that Blackfire had framed her sister for crimes in the Centauri System. Blackfire was hauled away to prison, swearing revenge.

Blackfire later broke from prison and wrested control of Tamaran as its new Grand Ruler. Blackfire attempted to get revenge on Star by forcing her to marry a hideous alien. It was actually part of an elaborate plot to receive a mystical red-colored jewel (which the alien held in his possession) which would make her very powerful and almost invincible, called the Jewel of Charta. When her ruse was uncovered, Blackfire was banished from Tamaran and forced to marry the alien, Glgrdsklechhh.

## Also See

* Komand'r (Comics)
* Blackfire (Teen Titans Go)
* Komand'r (Titans TV Series)
* Blackfire (G1) *DC Super Hero Girls (2015-2018)*
New Titans Vol 1 111

'''***New Titans* #111'** *is an issue of the series The New Titans Vol 1 with a cover date of June, 1994.*

## Appearing in "The Extra Mile!"

**Featured Characters:**

* New Titans
	+ Aqualad
	+ Arsenal
	+ Changeling
	+ Pantha
	+ Red Star
	+ Wildebeest

**Supporting Characters:**

* Nightwing
* Starfire

**Antagonists:**

* Teraizer

**Other Characters:**

* Doctor Erlich
* John
* Terra ***(Flashback only)***

**Locations:**

* Brazil
	+ Amazon Rainforest
* United States of America
* Zandian Space Station ***(First appearance)***

## Synopsis for "The Extra Mile!"

Starfire takes to the sky to attack the Teraizer's satellite around the same time that the Titans approach in their rocket. Teraizer and his crew fire their lasers at the incoming threats. Starfire is hit and passes out. Red Star flies out of the rocket and rescues her just in time to get her back to the rocket before he runs out of air. Starfire comes to and doesn't recognize any of them. The Titans rocket arrives at the satellite and the Titans breach the entrance. Teraizer desperately attempts to fire all of the satellite's artillery at Earth before Starfire beats him. Starfire orders that the camera be turned on and she ridicules the people of Earth for their greed and the harm they have done to the planet.
Lilith Clay (Comics)

## History

Originally living in peace at home, Lilith started to manifest strange mental powers at the age of 13. She read her parents' minds to find she was adopted, then left home to try to find her birth parents. After some trouble, she ended up working as a dancer at the Canary Cottage disco. During this time, she encountered Loren Jupiter, and began to aid him in his cause.

Soon, Lilith approached the Teen Titans and asked to join. She saw premonitions involving a political figure, who inevitably died, proving her power. She then became a member of the Teen Titans.

Eventually, she left the team and resettled on the West Coast, where she started a new branch of the Titans (known as Titans West). She briefly dated one of her team members, Don Hall (Dove), before the team disbanded.

During Trigon's siege on Azarath, Lilith played a key role in tracking down the former Titan Raven, who was at that time possessed by her evil demonic father. Eventually, Lilith made some type of psychic connection with Raven's mentor, the goddess Azar, and hosted the souls of her followers in a successful attempt to cleanse Raven of evil.

Lilith stayed on with the Titans briefly, during which time she accompanied the team on a trip to Donna Troy's home island of Themyscira. During this mission into the realms of Greek myth, Lilith finally learned her true parentage: her father was a normal human who had been seduced by Thia, the mythological Greek Titaness of the sun. The power-hungry Thia attempted to take over Olympus, but the young mortal Teen Titans helped defeat the Titans of Myth and returned home safely--all except Lilith, who elected to remain on Olympus, claiming her birthright as a demi-goddess.

## Gallery

First panel (1969)Teen Titans lay eyes on Lilith for the first time (1969)
Conner (Titans TV Series)

## History

Developed by Project Cadmus as a clone by Dr. Eve Watson, Subject 13 has the DNA of Superman and Lex Luthor, who he considers his "dads". He escaped from Cadmus lab. He frees the super-dog Krypto from his cage and the two leave. To escape he used the uniform of a security guard named "Conner", name by which he began to identify himself.
New Teen Titans Vol 1

Romeo Tanghal

Mike DeCarlo

January, 1984

## Creation

Marv Wolfman returned to DC Comics after leaving Marvel due to creative differences with the editor-in-chief, Jim Shooter. The relaunch of the *Teen Titans* was first suggested by Wolfman as an attempt to escape the books that DC had currently assigned him to. He personally recommended George Perez as illustrator after their collaborations together over at Marvel. Perez had intended to come to DC to secure the illustrator position for *Justice League of America*. He agreed to draw for *Teen Titans* if DC allowed him one issue of *JLA*. Wolfman and Perez's Titans team debuted in a preview segment of *DC Comics Presents #26 (1980)*. The Teen Titans were still seen as kid stories, so neither Wolfman nor Perez believed that their *Teen Titans* series would last beyond six issues. Their series remains the most iconic run of the Titans to this very day.

## Issues

* *New Teen Titans* #1
* *New Teen Titans #*2
* *New Teen Titans* #3
* *New Teen Titans* #4
* *New Teen Titans* #5
* *New Teen Titans* #6
* *New Teen Titans* #7
* *New Teen Titans* #8
* *New Teen Titans* #9
* *New Teen Titans* #10
* *New Teen Titans* #11
* *New Teen Titans* #12
* *New Teen Titans* #13
* *New Teen Titans* #14
* *New Teen Titans* #15
* *New Teen Titans* #16
* *New Teen Titans* #17
* *New Teen Titans* #18
* *New Teen Titans* #19
* *New Teen Titans* #20
* *New Teen Titans* #21
* *New Teen Titans* #22
* *New Teen Titans* #23
* *New Teen Titans* #24
* *New Teen Titans* #25
* *New Teen Titans* #26
* *New Teen Titans* #27
* *New Teen Titans* #28
* *New Teen Titans* #29
* *New Teen Titans* #30
* *New Teen Titans* #31
* *New Teen Titans* #32
* *New Teen Titans* #33
* *New Teen Titans* #34
* *New Teen Titans* #35
* *New Teen Titans* #36
* *New Teen Titans* #37
* *New Teen Titans* #38
* *New Teen Titans* #39
* *New Teen Titans* #40

The series continues on from here under the new title of *Tales of the Teen Titans*.

### Tales of the New Teen Titans

* *Tales of the New Teen Titans* #1
* *Tales of the New Teen Titans* #2
* *Tales of the New Teen Titans* #3
* *Tales of the New Teen Titans* #4

### Annuals

* *New Teen Titans Annual* #1 (1982)
* *New Teen Titans Annual* #2 (1983)

## Awards

### Eagle Awards

* 1982 - Best New Book (Marv Wolfman) - *Winner*

### Saturn [Alley] Awards

* 1983 - Best Writer (Marv Wolfman) - *Winner[1]*
Titans (2018 TV Series) Episode: Conner

**Conner** is an episode of season 2 of Titans. It premiered on October 11, 2019.

## Appearing in "Conner"

**Featured Characters:**

* Conner ***(First full appearance)*** ***(Flashback and main story)*** ***(Origin)***
	+ Krypto ***(Flashback and main story)***

**Supporting Characters:**

* Eve Watson ***(First appearance)***
* Titans
	+ Dick Grayson
	+ Robin (Jason Todd)

**Antagonists:**

* Cadmus Laboratories
	+ Walter Hawn ***(First appearance)***
* Mercy Graves ***(First appearance)***

**Other Characters:**

* Koriand'r
* Lionel Luthor ***(First appearance)*** ***(Flashback and main story)***
* Martha Kent ***(First appearance)*** ***(Flashback only)***
* Lena Luthor ***(In a photograph only)***
* Lex Luthor ***(First appearance)*** ***(Flashback only)***
* Clark Kent ***(First appearance)*** ***(Flashback only)***

**Locations:**

* California
	+ San Francisco
* Kansas
	+ Smallville
* New York
	+ Metropolis

**Items:**

* Green Kryptonite
Titans (2018 TV Series) Episode: Brother Blood

**Brother Blood** is an episode of season 4 of *Titans*. It premiered on December 1st, 2022.

## Appearing in "Brother Blood"

**Featured Characters:**

* Titans
	+ Beast Boy
	+ Nightwing
	+ Raven ***(First appearance as White Raven)***
	+ Starfire
	+ Superboy
	+ Tim Drake

**Supporting Characters:**

* Dominic Mndawe ***(First appearance; unnamed)***
* Jinx ***(Dies)***
* Krypto
* S.T.A.R. Labs
	+ Bernard Fitzmartin
	+ Dr. Espenson

**Antagonists:**

* Church of Blood
	+ Mother Mayhem
	+ Sebastian Sanger ***(Flashback and main story)*** ***(Origin)***
		- The Confessor
		- Julia ***(First appearance)*** ***(Flashback and main story)***
		- Lila ***(First appearance)*** ***(Flashback and main story)***
		- Mr. Ross ***(First appearance)*** ***(Flashback and main story)***

**Other Characters:**

* M'ari Grayson ***(Unnamed)*** ***(Flashback only)*** ***(Cameo)***
* Sandra Sanger ***(Flashback only)***
* Superman (Clark Kent) ***(Statue only)*** ***(Cameo)***
* Bruce Wayne ***(Mentioned only)***
* Buddy Baker ***(Mentioned only)***
* Demons ***(Mentioned only)***
* Ghosts ***(Mentioned only)***
* Joker ***(Deceased)*** ***(Mentioned only)***
* Lex Luthor ***(Deceased)*** ***(Mentioned only)***
* Luthor Foundation ***(Mentioned only)***
* Mari McCabe ***(Mentioned only)***
* The Organization ***(Mentioned only)***
* Mr. Perez ***(Mentioned only)***
* Unnamed Ninjas ***(Mentioned only)***
* Zombies ***(Mentioned only)***

**Locations:**

* Earth-9
	+ 2021
		- Earth
			* United States of America
				+ New York
					- Metropolis
						* Fire Creek Dam ***(Real name revealed)***
							+ Temple of Azarath ***(Also in a vision)***
								- Well of Blood ***(Real name revealed)***
						* S.T.A.R. Labs
						* LexCorp Tower ***(Mentioned only)***
				+ California
					- San Francisco ***(Mentioned only)***
				+ Illinois
					- Agnews Asylum ***(Mentioned only)***
				+ New Jersey
					- Gotham City ***(Mentioned only)***
		- Earth's Moon
* Azarath ***(Mentioned only)***
* Unknown Future (Koriand'r and Dick Grayson have a daughter) ***(Mentioned only)***

**Items:**

* Game Boy Advance ***(Flashback only)***
* Lazarus Pit ***(Mentioned only)***
* Mother Mayhem's Staff
* Robin's Battle Staff

**Concepts:**

* Magic
* The Red ***(Behind the scenes)***
Starfire (Teen Titans TV Series)

## History

Starfire was born and raised on the distant planet Tamaran by her knorfka (caregiver or nanny) Galfore before arriving on Earth and joining the Teen Titans.

Starfire was held prisoner as a "prize" by the Citadel as a result of her sister negotiating a "truce" with the Gordanians. She managed to escape and fled to the closest planet, which happened to be Earth. Starfire ran into Robin and others to form the Teen Titans who helped her fight off the Gordanian forces pursuing her. After the battle, Starfire elected to stay on Earth with the Titans.

Starfire was naive and somewhat insecure which made her endearing to others, especially Robin, who was romantically interested in her. Besides Robin, she has been together with Aquaman, a pot of chilli, and a scratching post. An alien and an outsider, she was still new to Earth and its customs, leading to much confusion for her and others, such as the awkwardness in casually drinking mustard, or sleeping in a bed the wrong way around.

## Also See

* Koriand'r (Comics)
* Starfire (Teen Titans Go)
* Koriand'r (Titans TV Series)
* Starfire (G1) *DC Super Hero Girls (2015-2018)*
* Starfire (G2) *DC Super Hero Girls (2018-present)*
* Koriand'r (DCAMU) *Animated Movie Universe*
Teen Titans Vol 6

Robbie Thompson

Bernard Chang

November 18th, 2020

## Creation

In 2016, DC Comics relaunched their entire library of books in an event known as DC Rebirth. The relaunch was a return to form after DC received criticism from readers who did not like the changes made to their beloved characters that the New 52 had made back in 2011. The Teen Titans new series began with Damian Wayne's Robin as the new leader, who forcefully recruits Beast Boy, Kid Flash, Starfire, and Raven to his team, with the later addition of Aqualad.

Two years later, the Teen Titans roaster was reshuffled again after the events of *Dark Nights: Metal* (2017). Beast Boy and Raven went on to join the new *Titans* (2016) team, under Nightwing's command, while Starfire joined Cyborg and other Justice League members on a quest to explore space in *Justice League Odyssey* (2018). Thus, Robin and Kid Flash recruited a team of brand new misfits and runaways: Crush, the daughter of Lobo; Djinn, a four thousand-year-old genie; Emiko Queen's Red Arrow; and the nerdy super-fan Roundhouse.

## Issues

* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #1
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #2
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #3
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #4
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #5
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #6
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #7
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #8
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #9
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #10
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #11
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #12
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #13
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #14
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #15
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #16
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #17
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #18
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #19
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #20
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #21
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #22
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #23
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #24
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #25
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #26
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #27
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #28
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #29
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #30
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #31
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #32
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #33
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #34
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #35
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #36
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #37
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #38
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #39
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #40
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #41
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #42
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #43
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #44
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #45
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #46
* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #47

### Annuals

* *Teen Titans Annual* (Volume 6) #1 (2019)
* *Teen Titans Annual* (Volume 6) #2 (2020)

### Specials

* *Teen Titans: Rebirth #1* (2016)
* *Teen Titans: The Lazarus Contract Special* #1 (2017)
* *Teen Titans Special* #1 (2018)
Rose Wilson (Titans TV Series)

Jericho Wilson (step-brother)

## History

Rose Wilson is first brought to Titans Tower after a supposed fight with her father, Deathstroke, over the death of her brother, Jericho. Believing that they could work together to bring Deathstroke down, Dick Grayson offers her a room but assures her that he will not force her to stay if she doesn't want to. Rose wants to leave, but something convinces her to stay. Overtime, she bonds with each of the Titans, especially Jason Todd.

When Dick finally reveals how Jericho really died, the Titans decide to go their separate ways. Rose decides to go with Jason back to Gotham City where they become closer. Finally, Rose makes a call to Deathstroke and tells him that she wants out of his plan to break the Titans.

## Also See

* Rose Wilson (Comics)
* Ravager (Teen Titans TV Series)
* Ravager (Teen Titans Go!)
* Rose Wilson (Bombshells)
Jericho Wilson (Titans TV Series)

Rose Wilson (half-sister)

## History

Five years ago, Jericho lived with his overprotective mother Adeline in San Francisco out of sight of his father. He was Deathstroke (Slade Wilson) oldest child and, according to his sister Rose, he was killed by his own father about four years ago.

Jericho loved and admired his father, even though he was far from home to do his job as a rent killer, an activity he did not know about. Knowing that Deathstroke's fatherly love for his son Jericho would be his weakness, Robin (Dick Grayson) approached the boy and befriended him, and then he discovered Jericho's psychic powers. Dick took him later to the Titans Tower and invited him to join the Titans, while revealing to him the truth about his father.

Lured to a church to hear the truth from his own father's mouth, Jericho got in the middle of the fight between Deathstroke and Robin. At first he was unsure which side to choose, but he used his own body as a shield to protect Robin and he was mortally wounded by his father's sword.

## Also See

* Joseph Wilson (Comics)
* Jericho (Teen Titans TV Series)
* Jericho (Teen Titans Go!)
* Joseph Wilson (Arrowverse)
* Jericho (DCAMU)
Movies

* Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo (2006)
* Justice League vs. Teen Titans (2016)
* Teen Titans: The Judas Contract (2017)
* Teen Titans Go! To the Movies (2018)
* Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans (2019)
* Justice League Dark: Apokolips War (2020)
* Teen Titans Go! See Space Jam (2021)
* Teen Titans Go! and DC Super Hero Girls (2022)
Rachel Roth (Comics)

Taissa Farmiga (voice)

## Creation

Raven was created by Marv Wolfman and George Perez for their Teen Titans lineup in 1980, originally at the request of Len Wein. Wolfman was not really interested in adding a spellcaster to the Titans roaster but couldn't say no to Wein, who was the editor. Wolfman took the name "Raven" from a comic strip that he worked on in the 70s, with Ross Andru and Mike Esposito, titled *The Unexplained*. The protagonist of the strip was a parapsychologist named Raven Winters.

## Origin

Angela Roth was chosen, by her satanic cult, to be the bride of the demonic Trigon. After a child was conceived, Angela ran away and planned on killing herself before the baby could be born. But she is rescued by a inter-dimensional society and brought to their homeland of Azarath. Angela is given the new name of Arella and soon gives birth to a daughter, named Raven.

## History

Raven eventually left Azarath and returned to Earth where she tried to recruit the Justice League into helping her against Trigon once he arrived. But Zatanna sensed the demonic half of Raven's soul and warned the other members of the League not to trust her. So, Raven decided to reunite the Teen Titans instead.

## Also See

* Raven (Teen Titans TV Series)
* Raven (Teen Titans Go)
* Rachel Roth (Titans TV Series)
* Raven (G1) *DC Super Hero Girls (2015-2018)*
* Raven (G2) *DC Super Hero Girls (2018-present)*
* Rachel Roth (Bombshells)
* Raven (Injustice)
* Raven (DCAMU) *Animated Movie Universe*
* Raven (YA) *Young Adult*
New Titans Vol 1 79

## "Prelude..."

### Illustrator

Tom GrummettParis Cullins

Curt Swan

## Appearing in "Prelude..."

**Featured Characters:**

* Arella
* Deathstroke
* Nightwing
* Pantha
* Phantasm
* Steve Dayton
* Terry Long

**Supporting Characters:**

* Cyborg
* Elizabeth Alderman ***(First appearance)***
* New York City Police Department
	+ Captain Hall
* New Titans
	+ Changeling
	+ Raven
	+ Starfire
* Team Titans ***(First appearance)***
	+ Killowat
	+ Mirage
	+ Nightrider
	+ Prestor Jon
	+ Redwing
	+ Terra

**Antagonists:**

* Wildebeest Society
	+ Jericho

**Other Characters:**

* Aqualad
* Chris King ***(Cameo)***
* Donna Troy ***(Cameo)***
* Erwin
* Frances Kane ***(Cameo)***
* Karen Beecher ***(Cameo)***
* Mal Duncan ***(Cameo)***
* Maude Stone
* Trigon ***(Flashback only)***
* Tucker Stone
* Twyne ***(Single appearance)***

**Locations:**

* United States of America
	+ California
		- Los Angeles
	+ New York
		- Long Island
			* Dayton Labs
		- New York City
			* East River
				+ Titans Island
					- Titans Tower ***(ruins)***
			* Manhattan
				+ New York City Hall
				+ S.T.A.R. Labs
			* Statue of Liberty
Future State: Teen Titans Vol 1

## Future State Event

A direct sequel to Dark Nights: Death Metal, *Future State* is a possible future that showcases the legacy of the heroes of the Justice League in the near future.

By 2027, the Titans Tower, where the original Teen Titans trained young superheroes, is destroyed. They turn to their former pupil Red X for help. The destruction of the Titans Tower causes Raven to turn evil, forcing world's mightiest mortal Shazam to finally intervene against her in 2029.

## Issues

* Future State: Teen Titans #1
* Future State: Teen Titans #2
Teen Titans Vol 1 12

'''***Teen Titans* #12'** *is an issue of the series Teen Titans Vol 1 with a cover date of November, 1967. It was published on September 19, 1967.*

## Appearing in "Large Trouble in Space-Ville!"

**Featured Characters:**

* Teen Titans
	+ Aqualad
	+ Kid Flash
	+ Robin
	+ Wonder Girl

**Supporting Characters:**

* D.J. Deejay ***(Single appearance)***

**Antagonists:**

* The Deliverer ***(Single appearance)***
* unnamed alien ***(Single appearance)***

**Locations:**

* Space Orbit
* Egypt
* South Dakota
	+ Mount Rushmore
* Titans Lair

**Items:**

* Batrope
* Donna Troy's Lasso

**Vehicles:**

* Titan-copter

## Synopsis for "Large Trouble in Space-Ville!"

Famous radio personality D.J. Deejay has become the first to have a radio broadcast from outer space, orbiting around the Earth in a space capsule fitted with a radio broadcast equipment. The broadcast is heard and enjoyed all around the world especially by the Teen Titans who are listening to the radio show while going through a training session. As the broadcast continues, Wonder Girl notices that there is something wrong and calls the other Titans in to listen. Robin finds that Deejay has been sending out hidden messages in his patter alerting anyone sharp enough to listen that he's in trouble.

Based on what Robin picks up from the broadcast he takes the Titans off to South Dakota where they spot a crook with a special ray gun that causes Mount Rushmore to raise up into the sky. The Titans try to stop the crook from sending the monument into space, and get caught up in its beam as well. Kid Flash tries to run down the beam's path to knock out the crook. Fearing capture the criminal shuts the device off and flees the scene leaving the Titans to make sure Mount Rushmore is restored to its original shape. After they realize that Deejay has been tipping them off to various crimes in progress and decide to monitor the radio some more to learn about any more crimes taking place.

The Titans are unaware of the fact that Deejay has troubles of his own in the form of an alien that has hitched a ride on his space capsule and is forcing him to send coded messages to his operatives on Earth to steal various artifacts. Back on Earth the Titans are led to Egypt where they spot another crook trying to steal the Sphinx and try to stop him. He uses his special ray gun to split the Titans: Aqualad to a nearby river infested with crocodiles, Wonder Girl into the hands of a man who wishes to make her part of his harem, Kid Flash in the middle of the desert and Robin at the mercy of vultures. Each of the Titans overcomes their situations and knock out the crook before he can escape in the Titan's own helicopter.

Learning about the aliens plot, the Titans take a rocket into space where they battle the alien and try to take back the Sphinx, During the fight, the aliens ship manages to capture Aqualad, Wonder Girl and Kid Flash, however, Robin uses the Sphinx itself as a weapon to knock the alien out. With the alien defeated, the Titans bring Deejay and the Sphinx back to Earth. Back on Earth, the Titans thank D.J. Deejay for his assistance in stopping the alien.
Wallace West (Comics)

Barry Allen (uncle)

Iris West (aunt)

## Creation

Wallace West was created by John Boone and Carmine Infantino in 1960 as a sidekick for The Flash.

## History

Wally West was born to Rudolph and Mary West in Blue Valley, Nebraska. As a boy, Wally would often daydream, most notably about being the Flash. He idolized the Flash and was the president and sole member of the Blue Valley Flash Fan Club. His parents thought he was setting himself up for failure and did their best to dampen what they believed to be unrealistic expectations, in rather harsh ways. His father encouraged him to work at the same plant he did, but Wally grew frustrated and hurt (and eventually apathetic) by their lack of faith in his abilities.

At a family reunion, hosted by the Wests, Wally accidentally spilled some soda, inciting his father to yell at him for being so careless. Wally quickly went to his room in tears. Once there, a familiar looking man, who he thought to be his uncle, came in and began to speak to him. The man encouraged Wally not to give up on his dreams, giving him confidence that he would reflect back on for years to come.

## Also See

* Kid Flash (Teen Titans TV Series)
* Wallace West (Earth-16) *Young Justice*
New Titans Vol 1 116

***New Titans* #116** is an issue of the series The New Titans Vol 1 with a cover date of December, 1994.

## Appearing in "Psimon Psays ... Die!"

**Featured Characters:**

* New Titans
	+ Arsenal
	+ Damage
	+ Impulse
	+ Mirage
	+ Terra

**Supporting Characters:**

* Darkstar
* Green Lantern

**Antagonists:**

* Changeling
* Psimon

**Other Characters:**

* Gizmo ***(Apparent death)***
* Mammoth ***(Apparent death)***
* Shimmer ***(Apparent death)***
* Cyborg ***(Mentioned only)***
* Lightning ***(Mentioned only)***
* Lilith Clay ***(Mentioned only)***
* Magneta ***(Mentioned only)***
* Nightwing ***(Mentioned only)***
* Raven ***(Mentioned only)***
* Starfire ***(Mentioned only)***
* Thunder ***(Mentioned only)***

**Locations:**

* China
	+ Tibet
* United States of America
	+ California
		- San Francisco
			* S.T.A.R. Labs
	+ New Jersey
		- Titans Liberty Island Base

**Items:**

* Darkstar Exo-Mantle
* Green Lantern Ring

## Synopsis for "Psimon Psays ... Die!"

Green Lantern shows up to save the New Titans from Changeling. But Psimon is controlling Green Lantern, and he attacks the heroes once Changeling flees.
Beast Boy (Teen Titans Go)

**Garfield Mark Logan**, (aka **Beast Boy**), is a member of the Teen Titans and one of the five main protagonists of *Teen Titans Go!*.

## History

Years ago on a jungle island, Garfield Logan was bitten by a rare species of green monkey. Infected with a deadly disease known as "Green Fever"(*Sakutia*), Logan's parents, both of them scientists, gave him a serum which saved his life. However, as he recounts in the episode "Beast Girl", the antidote had the unintended side-effects of turning him green and allowing him to morph into any animal. Realizing the amazing abilities he now had, Garfield became a crime fighter, calling himself Beast Boy.

After a few years of serving with the Doom Patrol, Beast Boy eventually left them to defend Jump City from villains, as seen in "Flashback". There he met Robin, a fellow teenage superhero who was looking to form a team. Although the Boy Wonder was at first amazed by his powers, he soon learned that 99% of what Beast Boy cared about was eating. Regardless of his laziness, though, Beast Boy and the other fellow teens were somehow able to secure membership on the newly formed Teen Titans.

Although he's been a fighting force on the team ever since, Beast Boy prefers to leave the fighting part of the job to the others. For him, it's all about the food and video games...

## Personality

Relaxation, TV, and snacking are Beast Boy's main priorities in life... everything else (like his job as a superhero) comes second. His constant state of taking breaks and lounging around seriously irritates his team members, but does Beast Boy care? Not even a little. In fact, he's actually a little proud of his slothfulness, arguing with his equally-idle friend Cyborg about who's the laziest one in "Lazy Sunday". Obviously, Beast Boy's completely ignorant about what the expectations of a superhero are.

When he's not sprawled out on the couch or scarfing down pies, Beast Boy enjoys doing *other* unproductive activities, such as having an indoor rodeo with Cyborg in "Staring at the Future". Lacking intelligence, he also delights in simple-minded pleasures like pranking his friends in "Ghostboy", or singing a ridiculous song about waffles. The Titans will occasionally play along with Beast Boy's shenanigans, but most of the time, they get infuriated with his monkeying around (literally).

With his cool and uncaring demeanor, Beast Boy can come off as selfish and egocentric. And while both of those traits describe him fairly accurately, every now and then he'll put others before him. For example, in "Pie Bros.", Beast Boy got his lazy self a job just so he could buy a gift for Cyborg. Deep down, he really does care about other people (particularly Raven), and when Jump City needs him, he'll be there. Probably hours late, but he'll be there nonetheless.

## Also See

* Garfield Logan (Comics)
* Beast Boy (Teen Titans TV Series)
* Beast Boy (G1) *DC Super Hero Girls (2015-2018)*
* Garfield Logan (Earth-16) *Young Justice*
* Garfield Logan (YA)
* Gar Logan (Titans TV Series)
Titans (2018 TV Series)

(2018 - 2023)

## Synopsis

A group of misfits and runaways come together to reform an old superhero team known as the Titans.

## Main Cast

* Brenton Thwaites as Dick Grayson/Nightwing
* Anna Diop as Koriand'r/Starfire
* Teagan Croft as Rachel Roth/Raven
* Ryan Potter as Gar Logan/Beast Boy
* Jay Lycurgo as Tim Drake
* Joshua Orpin as Conner/Superboy
	+ Krypto

## Recurring

* Minka Kelly as Dawn Granger/Dove
* Alan Ritchson as Hank Hall/Hawk
* Curran Walters as Jason Todd/Red Hood
* Conor Leslie as Donna Troy/Wonder Girl
* Chelsea Zhang as Rose Wilson/Ravager
* Chella Man as Jericho Wilson
* Iain Glen as Bruce Wayne
* Damaris Lewis as Blackfire
* Savannah Welch as Barbara Gordon

## Awards

### American Society of Cinematographers

* 2020 - Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography (Brendan Steacy for "*Dick Grayson*") - *Nominated*
* 2022 - Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography (Jon Joffin for "*Souls*") - *Winner*
* 2022 - Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography (Boris Mojsovski for "*Home*") - *Nominated*

### Canadian Society of Cinematographers Awards

* 2019 - Best Cinematography in TV Drama (Boris Mojsovski for "*Titans*") - *Winner*
* 2019 - Best Cinematography in TV Series (Brendan Steacy for "*Dick Grayson*") - *Nominated*
* 2020 - Best Cinematography in TV Drama (Brendan Steacy for "*Bruce Wayne*") - *Nominated*
* 2021 - Best Cinematography in TV Drama - Non-Commercial (Boris Mojsovski for "*Faux-Hawk*") - *Nominated*
* 2022 - Best Cinematography in TV Drama - Non-Commercial (Boris Mojsovski for "*Home*"} - *Nominated*

### Directors Guild of Canada

* 2020 - Outstanding Achievement in Production Design - Dramatic Series (Ingrid Jurek for "*Bruce Wayne*") - *Winner*

### Golden Trailer Awards

* 2020 - Best Action (TV Stop/Trailer/Teaser for a Series) - *Nominated*

### IGN Summer Movie Awards

* 2018 - Best TV Comic Book Adaptation - *Nominated*
* 2019 - Best TV Comic Book Adaptation - *Nominated*

### ReFrame

* 2022 - IMDbPro Top 200 Most Popular TV Titles 2021-2022 - *Winner*

### Teen Choice Awards

* 2019 - Choice TV Actor - Action (Brenton Thwaites) - *Nominated*

### The Joey Awards, Vancouver

* 2020 - Best Featured Actress in a TV Series (Delia Lisette Chambers for "*Fallen*") - *Nominated*
Garfield Logan (YA)

## History

While growing up with his parents in West Africa, Garfield Logan came down with a rare illness. In order to save his life, his parents injected him with the antibodies of the West African green monkey. To delay the side effects, they prescribed Aminotrianidol pills that have affected his physical growth.

## Also See

* Garfield Logan (Comics)
* Beast Boy (Teen Titans TV Series)
* Beast Boy (Teen Titans Go)
* Garfield Logan (Earth-16) *Young Justice*
* Beast Boy (G1) *DC Super Hero Girls (2015-2018)*
* Gar Logan (Titans TV Series)
Aquaman/Superman Hour of Adventure (TV Series)

## Synopsis

An hour long anthology series featuring various cartoon shorts focusing on DC Comic's superheroes. Most of the shorts star Superman and Aquaman with occasional episodes focusing on other heroes such as young Clark Kent's Superboy,  the Atom, the Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkman, Justice League, and of course, the Teen Titans.

## Teen Titans Cast

* Jerry Dexter as Aqualad
* Tommy Cook as Kid Flash
* Pat Harrington as Speedy
* Julie Bennett as Wonder Girl

## Episodes featuring the Teen Titans

Season 1
 12
 18
Teen Titans: Endless Winter Special

## Endless Winter Event

**Endless Winter** is a 2020-2021 Justice League crossover event, written by Andy Lanning and Ron Marz. It features a new villain called the Frost King causing an eternal, global winter, while the Justice League and their allies attempt to stop him. The series also shows the Frost King's previous attempt to conquer the world in the 10th Century, stopped by a team from that time.

## Appearing in "Endless Winter, Chapter 6"

**Featured Characters:**

* Teen Titans
	+ Crush
	+ Kid Flash
	+ Red Arrow
	+ Roundhouse

**Supporting Characters:**

* Amazons of Themyscira
	+ Hippolyta ***(Flashback and main story)***
* Beast Boy
* Black Adam ***(Flashback only)***
* Cyborg
* Donna Troy
* The Flash (Barry Allen)
* Mama Wu
* Starfire
* Summer Zahid ***(First appearance)***
* Viking Prince ***(Flashback only)***

**Antagonists:**

* Frost King ***(Flashback only)***

**Other Characters:**

* Astrid ***(Flashback only)***
* Magnus ***(Flashback only)***
* Czarnians ***(Mentioned only)***
* Damian Wayne ***(Mentioned only)***
* Justice League ***(Mentioned only)***
* LexCorp ***(Mentioned only)***

**Locations:**

* 10th Century ***(Flashback only)***
	+ Greenland
* 21st Century
	+ Arctic Circle ***(Mentioned only)***
	+ Themyscira
	+ United States of America
		- Long Island ***(Mentioned only)***
		- New York City
			* Brooklyn ***(Mentioned only)***
			* East River
				+ Brooklyn Bridge
				+ Titans Tower

**Items:**

* Boom Tube