History Characters / ComicbookTeenTitansVillains

* TotallyRadical: Speaks almost exclusively in 1950s-stle lingo.

* MurderByRemoteControlVehicle: Uses several driverless [[WeaponizedVehicle weaponized vehicles]] in an attempt to rid himself of the Titans.

* MurderByRemoteControlVehicle: Uses several driverless {{Weaponized Vehicle}}s in an attempt to rid himself of the Titans.

* WeaponizedVehicle: Specialises in building and using these.

[[folder: The Fearsome Five]]
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The Fearsome Five are a team of ruthless super-villains who mostly battle the Teen Titans and the Outsiders. Their original membership included Doctor Light, Gizmo, Mammoth, Psimon, and Shimmer. They are extremely dangerous, although heavily prone to fighting amongst themselves and betraying each other.

After being defeated by ComicBook/GreenLantern, he started a new life as a scientist for Dayton Industries. However, when the company developed the self-generating power source known as Promethium, the temptation was too much for him.[210] Through his robot puppets, the Puppeteer took control of Cyborg, Kid Flash, Starfire, and Wonder Girl and turned them against their teammates. Raven's soul-self was finally able to break their trance and the Titans united to battle the Puppeteer and his toy robotic army. When the villain was defeated, the H.I.V.E. attempted to destroy him for his failure, but the Puppeteer escaped.

* RoguesGalleryTransplant: Was originally a ComicBook/GreenLantern.

[[folder: Sun Girl]]
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->'''AKA:''' Deborah Morgna

Sungirl is a flame-wielding teenage super-villain. Deathstroke recruited her to battle the Teen Titans, as an evil counterpart to Miss Martian. Her descendant in the 30th Century is Sun Boy of the Legion of Super-Heroes. She has been a member of Titans East and the Legion of Doom.

* AllThereInTheManual: Apparently a master manipulator, though we don't get to actually see too much of her personality other than her rivalry with Miss Martian. Slade's notes (given in a ''Wizard'' magazine article previewing the arc) claim that she reminds him of the original Terra, as well as his daughter Rose.
* ArchEnemy: Of Miss Martian, who she claims will bring doom to the future that she hails from, so she must kill her to prevent it from happening. But she also claims that she and Inertia have also made Miss Martian their slave to torment.
** It's implied that because of whatever Miss Martian did, White Martians in the future were now treated as slaves, and Deborah was more or less Miss Martian's owner.
* EvilRedhead: Red haired and cruel hearted.
* LegacyCharacter: Her real name and super-villain name suggest a connection with Dirk Morgna (Sun Boy from ''ComicBook/{{Legion of Super-Heroes}}'') in some way.
* PlayingWithFire: Can harness the very power of the sun to supply her with fire and heat.

[[folder: The Terror Titans]]
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The Terror Titans are a team of villainous counterparts to the Teen Titans. Their original membership included legacy versions of Clock King, Copperhead, Disruptor, Dreadbolt, and Persuader. They were assembled by Clock King who uses his powers to manipulate them by promising things they want.

* SiblingTeam: With Selinda. They work together in crime and would fight anyone to protect each other.

* {[Transmutation}}: Shimmer can transmute any element or compound into another. The change only lasts for a few minutes and she can only affect materials within a radius of three feet.

[[folder:Godiva]]

* SiblingTeam: With Mammoth. She generally cares for him, and works with him to hurt others.

** Strangely enough, she's one to Donna Troy; both are skilled warriors who come from different societies and who live in the shadow of their more well-known, well-respected siblings. However, Donna truly loves [[ComicBooks/WonderWoman her sister]], while Blackfire has nothing but seering hatred toward Starfire.

* {{Retcon}}: Was originally meant to be a 30-something year old version of Dick Grayson, but editors wanted him explained away as being from the current timeline. His identity remained a mystery. He only states: ''"You don't want to know what I was before I became Deathwing!"''

* [[Spoiler: MeaningfulName: In light of what his link to Jon is, and why Superboy was vital to him, Harvest becomes quite a meaningful name. He's, specifically, ''[[FridgeHorror an organ harvester.]]'']]

* ShowDontTell: His main problem. He is said to be an expert schemer and manipulator, but his core plan for recruitment is not the most well thought out. It consists of kidnapping metahumans (and [[TheEveryman some people off the street]]), forcing them into a ''battle royal'' to determine the 'best', which he then makes his private army. Apparently, this has been going on for some time, and the batch sent through the Culling in the early ComicBook/{{New 52}} is the only one that has rebelled.
* VillainSue: His entire character line and plot is this. He’s introduced as this super intelligent villain, yet his entire scheme is kidnapping superheroes forcing them to fight to the death and for some reason they’d serve him. He’s then hyped as having parts in several origins stories, yet there is no way he could have all the parts of past or future origins of an entire team of heroes and have them conveniently on the same side at that very moment. He talks about how he’s a good man, who just wants to save the world and they should be helping him. But forcing them to kill their friends all the while grinning about it really says otherwise against this so called savior.

* AnimationLeadTime: Inverted. The H.I.V.E. was created for and introduced in ''New Teen Titans'', but was also used in a contemporaneous ''Superman'' storyline that technically began before the H.I.V.E.'s debut, leading to an odd case of the H.I.V.E. existing before it ever existed.

* TheResenter: Towards Starfire, and most other Tamarans for that matter.

* BaldWomen

* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: The ending of "The Trial of Cheshire" shows Jade locked away in a prison cell and forced to look back on everything that got her to this point and realizes everything she did was her own fault.

** Her relationship with Roy is especially fucked up because, despite whatever lingering love she is for him, it's overshadowed by her blistering hatred for how he walked out on her.

* {{Foil}}: To Roy Harper. Both lost their parents at an early age and had difficult childhoods, both were taken in by a mentor who raised them to be who they are now. Roy's mentor Green Arrow neglected him and caused him to suffer serious abandonment issues that led to Roy experimenting with drugs. Jade's mentor trained her to be a killer and fundamentally ruined her ability to express her emotions. Roy accepts his failures and tries to learn from them, becoming a better, more multifaceted individual. Jade cannot accept or face the horrible things she's done and tries to shove all her negative emotions and desires into her Cheshire, an identity shaped to be a sociopathic defense mechanism, so she's trying and failing to live as one person with two facets.

* LackOfEmpathy: She doesn’t care about anyone’s pain but her own.

* LoveCannotOvercome: Whatever feelings she has for Roy and the love she has for Lian and Tommy aren't strong enough to overcome her traumatic childhood and determination to do anything possible to avoid being captured or enslaved again.

* DependingOnTheWriter: Whether or not she cares about Lian.

* FreudianExcuse: She was sold into slavery at a very young age.

* BrokenBird: Her entire character.
* DeathSeeker: She believes the world is a terrible place and she yearns to be with her family and finally stop her suffering.

* IDidWhatIHadToDo: She's completely aware of the fact that she is an awful person willing to kill innocents to get to child molesters and serial rapists in high places, yet this is all just stemming the tide until she can finally die herself.

* EvilAlbino: He has white hair.