Joshua Orpin & Ryan Potter in Titans
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THE TITANS
in NIGHTWING (2016) #88
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Usopp, Beast Boy, Sokka, and Tony Stark
In a recent chat with my mom, we dived deep into the intricate character arcs of some of my all-time favorite fictional heroes: Sokka from "Avatar: The Last Airbender," Beast Boy from "Teen Titans," and Usopp from "One Piece." As I animatedly recounted their epic journeys, my mom dropped a truth bomb that added another layer to their transformations.
Picture this: these characters start off as the comic relief, the ones who bring the laughs with their quirks and antics. But as their stories unfold, they undergo incredible growth, especially when the stakes are at their highest. Take Sokka, for example. From being the goofy guy cracking jokes, he evolves into a seasoned warrior and strategic genius, stepping up to lead the charge in the ultimate showdown against the Fire Nation.
Then there's Beast Boy, the carefree prankster of the Teen Titans. In the face of overwhelming odds, he steps into the role of a true leader, rallying his remaining allies to take on the forces of evil and prove that he's more than just the team's comic relief.
And let's not forget Usopp, the cowardly sniper from "One Piece." Sure, he may start off as the guy who's always running away from danger, but as the series progresses, he finds his courage and steps into his own as a vital member of the Straw Hat Pirates. And here's the kicker: many fans speculate (myself included 👀) that in the final showdown of "One Piece," Usopp might just surprise everyone and emerge as a key player, showing just how far he's come from his days of trembling in fear.
But my mom dropped some serious wisdom on me. She said it's not just about "getting serious" when the going gets tough. It's about these characters realizing their own strengths and stepping up to the plate with a newfound determination and confidence. It's about accepting the challenges before them and saying, "I got this."
Even characters like Tony Stark, known for his snarky comebacks and larger-than-life personality as Iron Man, go through a similar transformation. His ultimate sacrifice in "Avengers: Endgame" proves that when push comes to shove, even the most unlikely heroes can rise to the occasion and do what's necessary to save the day.
So, what's the takeaway from all this? These characters remind us that growth and transformation are possible for anyone, no matter where you start. They show us that even the most unlikely heroes can rise to greatness when the chips are down. And that, my friends, is the power of storytelling at its finest.
last part of thoughts here ❤️
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the titans’ first month living together
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Favorite headcanon of mine is that Tim and Damian have to constantly deal with their friends crushing on Batman and Nightwing.
Kon Kent: How old is your brother—
Tim: TOO OLD FOR YOU, AND HE’S MARRIED
Damian pretends he didn’t just hear a civilian say “smash” to Batman in a smash or pass/FMK.
Tim lives in Fear of Bernard in particular saying ANYTHING about the Batfam. Bernard says he’d let Batman raw him and Tim’s ready to off himself.
Damian just seethes every time Garfield looks ready to tell the equivalent of a “me and your mom last night” joke about Dick.
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Titans (2023) #4 variant cover by David Talaski
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That's cold man
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Cujo, Beats Boy. Beast Boy, Cujo
An exhausted Richard 'Dick' Grayson, also known as Robin, was holding up a green puppy that he had chased through the entire Titans Tower and had slobbering his face several times now, to the other Titans. An eye twitch was hidden under his mask, and he did his best to ignore his own tierdness as he stared down his friend while he held the green puppy.
"Something is wrong with Beast Boy."
All he got was stares from the others....
In the Infinite Realms Danny was also holding a green puppy up to the other ghost eyes worried as he realized that the puppy was also missing its usual collar and strangely subdued and quiete, instead of his usual normal overly eager state.
"Something is wrong with Cujo... should I being him to Frostbite?"
There was a beat of silence before the puppy spoke up. "Uhm... Dude, I am not Cujo?"
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Bruce: I can't say I'm surprised
Jason: You knew
Bruce: First it was you with Gar, then it was Dick with Wally, then it was Tim with Kon and now, Damian's dating Jon
Tim: I don't understand, what's the point
Bruce: Every one of you attracts supers
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Titans' holiday postcard by David Talaski
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holy 20 year old cartoon batman
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Mighty Teen Titans Poster #2
Feel dat swaggar ✨
New Teen Titans 👇
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Sweater Weather variant cover by Dan Mora for February
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would love to hear your thoughts / opinions / analysis of the whole “everyone loves dick grayson” thing !
best part is it's canon.
Dick is like the baby of the Justice League. Whatever he wants-he gets. He wants a team? Only the best for him.
Dick's like- yeah no thanks I got my own team to which J'onn is like seriously, child? Well, fineeeeeee. If you reallyyyy want that but just letting you know we got the best candidates lined up for you anytime.
He has Wonder Woman's adoration and respect especially with her chiding the green Martian for even doubting Dick for a second:
-I know you like your room but we think you deserve better so here's a mansion. Only the best for you, sweetie
Saw this post online by lee cain Jr. that explains it pretty aptly:
No but really, he is everyone's favorite. He's the only person in the dc universe that has the undivided loyalty and admiration of every person imaginable including villains.
Heroes in general just love him and want to help him
Any help he wants they're more than delighted to do it.
Or just to protect him
I made a post earlier about how he's all the kids' favorite.
And also another one about him being the batfamily's favorite.
Tim also goes on a suicide mission despite knowing that it's a suicide mission just to save Dick because he loves him.
Ofcourse Bruce's too
But on top of that, the Titans are always willing to go to hell for him.
Donna's the one who comes out and says it straight but the way titans reacted why Dick died after forever evil?
The only reason the titans joined together is because Dick asked them. They grieved. Their teamwork completely fell apart and their mission went way sideways.
Bludhaven loves him like crazy.
The city of crime will raise their pitchforks and machine guns if you hurt him
He's just everyone's favorite. The hero of heroes.
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