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* MrFanservice: He's a very attractive young man and is [[InnocentFanserviceGuy naked a lot]] during his first few episodes, usually with the camera fixated on his [[FemaleGaze ass]]. There's also his superhero suit, which is basically just a tight Superman shirt.
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* AdaptationSpeciesChange: As stated above, he went from alien Kryptonian dog to normal Earth dog.
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* AdaptationSpeciesChange: As stated above, he went from alien Kryptonian (Kryptonian) dog to normal genetically altered Earth dog.
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* CompositeCharacter: This Jason's personality seems to take more after Tim Drake, going for the friendly enthusiasm over Jason's usually angsty grit. It should be noted, however, that most of Jason's grittiness was only added to the character after he was resurrected, with the original comics that showed him as Robin conveying a kid who was from Crime Alley but still thrilled to be the new Robin.
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* CompositeCharacter: This Jason's personality seems to take more after pre-[[ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths Crisis]] Jason Todd (who was a copy of pre-Crisis Dick Grayson) and Tim Drake, going for the friendly enthusiasm over Jason's usually angsty grit. It should be noted, however, that most of Jason's grittiness was only added to the character after he was resurrected, with the original post-Crisis RetCon comics that showed him as Robin conveying a kid who was from Crime Alley but still thrilled to be the new Robin.
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* VillainProtagonist: In Season 3, Jason makes a FaceHeelTurn, after his falldown with the Titans and Bruce, and becomes a merciless vigilante hellbent on revenge. He is TheHeavy of the season and shares the same amount of focus with as Kory.
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* MilitaryBrat: Jericho was born when Slade was still in the army. He laments the fact that Slade was barely home due ti his duty.
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Conner sometimes has trouble understanding moral issues, as he hasn't really had much time to learn about it. He saw nothing wrong with Probbing a woman right after he saved her from being mugged at gun point.
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Conner sometimes has trouble understanding moral issues, as he hasn't really had much time to learn about it. He saw nothing wrong with Probbing robbing a woman right after he saved her from being mugged at gun point.point, though to be fair he didn't realise that's what he was doing. He improves thanks to the Titans and by Season 3 understands what is right and wrong.
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* AgeLift: Unlike in the comics, the team was founded by five adults in their mid 20s and many of it's members are also adults. The only characters to be part of the team while teenagers like in the comics are Rachel, Gar, Jason, Jericho and Rose.
* AdaptationalNameChange: The show drops the "Teen" part of the Titans, which makes sense considering many characters are older than usually depicted when part of the team.
* AdaptationalNameChange: The show drops the "Teen" part of the Titans, which makes sense considering many characters are older than usually depicted when part of the team.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: This version takes her cues from [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans her 2003 animated counterpart]] in that she actually joins the Titans in [[spoiler:the episode "51%"]]. However, unlike in the cartoon, here she actually joins as a legitimate hero. Unlike in the comics, she did not betray Tamaran to invading aliens, and while she did kill her parents, they were abusive and come off less sympathetically than she.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: This version takes her cues from [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans her 2003 animated counterpart]] in that she actually joins the Titans in [[spoiler:the the episode "51%"]]. "51%". However, unlike in the cartoon, here she actually joins as a legitimate hero.hero, though she falls into the role of TokenEvilTeammate. Unlike in the comics, she did not betray Tamaran to invading aliens, and while she did kill her parents, they were abusive and come off less sympathetically than she. This is an example of CharacterizationMarchesOn, as she was initially portrayed as a villain in Season 2 before the next season made her a more tragic and sympathetic character.
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* TokenEvilTeammate: After Blackfire moves in to the Wayne Manor, nobody's sure how to treat her, least of all Kory. She neither can allow her free (and risk her rampaging among humans), nor send her back to Tamaran (as her ship was destroyed), nor kill her ([[ThickerThanWater as she still considers her a sister deep down]]). She does form a bond with Conner, and help the team with the case against Scarecrow's drug, but Kory is unwilling to trust her.
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* TokenEvilTeammate: After Blackfire moves in to the Wayne Manor, nobody's sure how to treat her, least of all Kory. She neither can allow her free (and risk her rampaging among humans), nor send her back to Tamaran (as her ship was destroyed), nor kill her ([[ThickerThanWater as she still considers her a sister deep down]]). She does form a bond with Conner, and help the team with the case against Scarecrow's drug, but Kory is unwilling to trust her.her until the end of the season where she lets Blackfire return to Tamaran.
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* TagalongKid: Becomes this at the end of the Season 3, leaving Gotham for the chance of joining the Titans and being the new Robin.
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* AgeLift: He's nineteen, a few years older than the age at which his comics counterpart is traditionally depicted as Robin. Ironically enough, he's written and treated as if he were a teenager.
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* AgeLift: He's nineteen, seventeen, a few years older than the age at which his comics counterpart is traditionally depicted as Robin. Ironically enough, he's written and treated as if he were a teenager.Robin.
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* OutOfFocus: The first season focuses much more on Robin, Starfire, and Raven. Gets even worse in Season 2 when the cast increases and even the actor notes that Gar doesn't really have a storyline in Season 3. Season 4 gives him more focus by introducing the Red, and the previous OutOfFocus is brought up as him being a follower and that he needs to make decisions himself about what will happen next for him.
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* OutOfFocus: The first season focuses much more on Robin, Starfire, and Raven. Gets even worse in Season 2 when the cast increases and even the actor notes that Gar doesn't really have a storyline in Season 3. Season 4 gives him more focus by introducing the Red, and Red while the previous OutOfFocus is brought up as him being a follower follower, and it's deconsturcted as it's explained that he needs to make decisions himself about what will happen next for him.him if he wants to reach his full potential.
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* TagalongKid: After Gar befriends Rachel and meets Kory and Dick; Rita, Larry and Cliff decide is better to let the teen join the Titans in their adventures. He quickly assumes the role of TheHeart within the new formed group. But ''Titans'' being a TV Series that plays the superhero adventures in a [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome grim and realistic manner]], his adventures prove to be less than ideal. The show [[{{Deconstruction}} deconstructs this]] as the team is actually on a dangerous mission to stop the coming of [[GodOfEvil Trigon]] in their world, putting Gar in risky situations that involves getting kidnapped by Trigon's followers, stripped down of his clothing and tortured with electric shocks by a MadScientist. And this happens in the next episode after he received Doom Patrol's accord to leave the Caulder manor to not waste away like them. Of course, HeroicBSOD ensues.
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* TagalongKid: A DeconReconSwitch of the trope. After Gar befriends Rachel and meets Kory and Dick; Rita, Larry and Cliff decide is better to let the teen join the Titans in their adventures. He quickly assumes the role of TheHeart within the new formed group. But ''Titans'' being a TV Series that plays the superhero adventures in a [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome grim and realistic manner]], his adventures prove to be less than ideal. The show [[{{Deconstruction}} deconstructs this]] as the team is actually on a dangerous mission to stop the coming of [[GodOfEvil Trigon]] in their world, putting Gar in risky situations that involves getting kidnapped by Trigon's followers, stripped down of his clothing and tortured with electric shocks by a MadScientist.MadScientist which is far more dangerous than anything the Chief might have done if he had stayed. And this happens in the next episode after he received Doom Patrol's accord to leave the Caulder manor to not waste away like them. Of course, HeroicBSOD ensues.ensues because of this especially as the later seasons continue to treat Gar as a ChewToy. However the reconstruction comes in because despite all of this, Gar remains a kind and heroic young man who grows braver and stronger because of his adventurers, eventually outgrowing this role to become an experienced member of the Titans that others have to look up to like Tim and Conner.
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* AdaptationalModesty: A JustifiedTrope. Considering she's played by a minor, this version is NotWearingTights instead of wearing the {{leotard|OfPower}} costume in the comics.
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* AdaptationalModesty: A JustifiedTrope. Considering she's played by a minor, this version is NotWearingTights instead of wearing the {{leotard|OfPower}} costume AdaptationalBackstoryChange: Her past being raised in the comics.dimension of Azarath is AdaptedOut and given a more ordinary backstory of being raised by her adopted mom in a normal American town.
* AdaptationalModesty: A JustifiedTrope. Considering she's played by a minor, this version is NotWearingTights instead of wearing the {{leotard|OfPower}} costume in the comics. [[spoiler:This is changed in Season 4 with her White Raven costume, by which point Croft had turned 18.]]
* AdaptationalNameChange: Raven is her birth name in the comics, while here it's a codename and Rachel Roth is her real name, which was simply an alias she adopted later in life.
* AdaptationalNationality: Downplayed. In the comics Raven was born in America, but raised in the dimension of Azarath. Int this version she was raised in America her entire life, but it's implied that she was born in Russia.
* AdaptationalNameChange: Raven is her birth name in the comics, while here it's a codename and Rachel Roth is her real name, which was simply an alias she adopted later in life.
* AdaptationalNationality: Downplayed. In the comics Raven was born in America, but raised in the dimension of Azarath. Int this version she was raised in America her entire life, but it's implied that she was born in Russia.
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* AgeLift: In this depiction, Raven is the youngest of the initial assembled Titans, her actress being 13 as of the debut of the series.
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange[=/=]AdaptationSpeciesChange: Here, he's an Earth dog genetically experimented on by Cadmus, rather than a Kryptonian dog once owned by the House of El before the planet's destruction and sent to Earth with Kal-El.
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* AdaptationSpeciesChange: As stated above, he went from alien Kryptonian dog to normal Earth dog.
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* TruerToTheText: In comparison to the previous live action adaption from Series/{{Smallville}}.
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* SelfMutilationDemonstration: She shoots her hand in front of her father to proof she has his healing factor, hoping he would accept her in his life.
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* TheCameo: Makes two brief appearance in ''Crisis on Infinite Earths'' during the first and last parts of the crossover.
* TheCameo: Makes two brief appearance in ''Crisis on Infinite Earths'' during the first and last parts of the crossover.
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* DeathByCameo: At the beginning of ''Series/{{Crisis on Infinite Earths|2019}}'': Earths|2019}}: Hour One, One'', he and Jason Todd watch as a wave of antimatter approaches their city and their universe (designated Earth-9) gets disintegrated.
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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Season 4 reveals that he remained as Red Hood and become crime fighter, but he also seems to work as a mercenary often hired by Barbara for the GCPD. This is despite all his crimes in the previous season.]]
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: After getting fed up with the mistreatment he received from the OG Titans, he leaves the team with Rose, but her deceit, is the last straw that makes Jason to abandon everybody for good.
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Amazonian sister of Franchise/WonderWoman ComicBook/WonderWoman who fights crime. Currently a journalist and a close friend of Dick Grayson.
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* TheFellowshipHasEnded: In the GrandFinale, the remaining members of the team decide to go their separate ways: [[spoiler:Raven chooses to apply to a community college in Bludhaven and live a normal life, Gar believes he needs to learn more about the Red, Conner has finally spoken to Superman and has arranged to spend more time with him, Tim decides to fight crime as Robin in both Gotham and Metropolis part time, while Dick and Kory acknowledge their feelings for each other and become a couple.]]
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* TheFellowshipHasEnded: In the GrandFinale, the remaining members of the team decide to go their separate ways: [[spoiler:Raven [[spoiler:Rachel chooses to apply to a community college in Bludhaven and live a normal life, Gar believes he needs to learn more about the Red, Conner has finally spoken to Superman and has arranged to spend more time with him, Tim decides to fight crime as Robin in both Gotham and Metropolis part time, while Dick and Kory acknowledge their feelings for each other and become a couple.]]
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* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: He's determined to prove himself and demonstrate his capability to the others.
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* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: He's determined to prove himself and demonstrate his capability to the others.others, which makes him seem arrogant and overconfident in his abilities. Season 3 however reveals that he actually doesn't like himself that much and feels that without Robin, he's essentially nothing. This is why he freaks out over the idea of Bruce taking away Robin, as he feels that his father figure is pushing him away and that he's losing all that he has.
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** Ironically enough, Terra from WesternAnimation/TeenTitans was a mix of herself and comicbook Rose Wilson.
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* CompositeCharacter: With ComicBook/AnimalMan, who was [[spoiler:the Red's avatar before later comics made it his daughter. In this version Gar is the Red's true protector with Freedom Beast explaining that he has a stronger connection to the Red than Animal Man]].
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* FriendsWithBenefits: How his relationship with Kory can be summed up. They engage in sex, are the team parents, support each other, fight side by side, but are not involved with each other. On the other hand, they have a solid ShipTease and expressed desire for a possible romantic relationship in the future. Then comes the end of season four.
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* FriendsWithBenefits: How his relationship with Kory can be summed up. They engage in sex, are the team parents, support each other, fight side by side, but are not involved with each other. On the other hand, they have a solid ShipTease and expressed desire for a possible romantic relationship in the future. Then comes [[spoiler:They finally get together in the end of season four.GrandFinale.]]
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* FriendsWithBenefits: How her relationship with Dick can be summed up. They engage in sex, are the team parents, support each other, fight side by side, but are not involved with each other. On the other hand, they have a solid ShipTease and expressed a desire for a possible romantic relationship in the future. [[spoiler:They finally get together in the GrandFinale.]]
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* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: [[spoiler: in the sixth episode of season four, Gar ascends into The Red, a mystical plane of existence he is inexplicably bonded to.]]
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* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: [[spoiler: in [[spoiler:His powers give him a powerful connection to the sixth episode of season four, Gar ascends into The Red, a mystical plane of existence that connects all animal life in all universes. In the GrandFinale he is inexplicably bonded to.decides to return to better protect it, though he promises to be there if his friends need him.]]
* ButNowIMustGo: [[spoiler:In the final episode he's the first to announce that he's leaving, believing that he needs to return to the Red to better protect it. However he promises to return if his friends need him.]]
* TheChosenOne: [[spoiler:Freedom Beast reveals that Gar is the Red's true protector, having a much stronger and unique connection to it compared to others. He even points out that the fact that he turns into green animals is a sign of this since green is his favorite color, and later when Gar acknowledges this while in the Red it turns from red to green, showing how connected he is to it.]]
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* DimensionalTraveller: [[spoiler:In "Dude, Where's My Gar" his connection to the Red causes him to explore TheMultiverse, seeing visions of [[Series/TheFlash2014 the Flash]] and Film/{{Shazam|2019}} before travelling to [[Series/StarGirl2020 Earth-2]] to meet Stargirl and [[Series/DoomPatrol2019 Earth-21]] where he's found by Cyborg.]]
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* DimensionalTraveller: [[spoiler:In "Dude, Where's My Gar" his connection to the Red causes him to explore TheMultiverse, seeing visions of [[Series/TheFlash2014 the Flash]] and Film/{{Shazam|2019}} before travelling to [[Series/StarGirl2020 Earth-2]] to meet Stargirl and [[Series/DoomPatrol2019 Earth-21]] where he's found by Cyborg.Stargirl.]]
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: This version of Beast Boy is borderline {{Bishonen}} compared to the comics.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: This version of Beast Boy is borderline {{Bishonen}} compared to much prettier than in the comics.
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* {{Bishonen}}: Courtesy of his RaceLift.
