History Characters / ComicbookTeenTitansVillains

* FrenchJerk
* GentlemanThief

* AstralProjection: Is ably to astrally project from Limbo into the material world.

* EmotionEater: Gains strength from feed ing on negative emotions.
* MasterOfIllusion: Is able to project realistic mental illusion.
* MindControl: Strong enough to control all original JLA.
* SupernaturalFearInducer: Its psychic powers incude causing fear in others.

* HeelFaceTurn: He later became an associate to the Titans when Mr. Jupiter hired him to design their new costumes.

* 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.

NewOldFlame: An ex-boyfriend of Cassie's who used to follow her and her mother from dig to dig, and was the one who actually discovered the Silent Armor, but who never appeared until he turned villain.

[[folder:Ding Dong Daddy]]
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The President's Commission on Education asked the Teen Titans to help deal with the problem of high school dropouts. In the town of Harrison, the young heroes discovered dropouts being hired by Ding-Dong Daddy Dowd, proprietor of a custom hot rod and bike shop. Uncovering evidence that Dowd's operation was a front for criminals, the Titans went undercover as would-be high school drop-outs and exposed his schemes, and persuaded his teenage employees to return to school. This was a morality issue to stay in school. Ding Dong Daddy later steals the Arrowcar from Speedy after Green Arrow allowed the young hero to borrow it for a date with Wonder Girl.

[[folder:Ding Dong Daddy]]
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The President's Commission on Education asked the Teen Titans to help deal with the problem of high school dropouts. In the town of Harrison, the young heroes discovered dropouts being hired by Ding-Dong Daddy Dowd, proprietor of a custom hot rod and bike shop. Uncovering evidence that Dowd's operation was a front for criminals, the Titans went undercover as would-be high school drop-outs and exposed his schemes, and persuaded his teenage employees to return to school. This was a morality issue to stay in school. Ding Dong Daddy later steals the Arrowcar from Speedy after Green Arrow allowed the young hero to borrow it for a date with Wonder Girl.

[[folder:Blackfire]]
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->'''AKA:''' Komand'r
-->''"I've several exquisite tortures in mind for you that I've been planning for months now. It will be fun watching you squirm... and suffer before you eventually die."''

Starfire's older sister, Komand'r is bitter, sadistic, and out for her younger sibling's blood. Born the day that The Citadel attacked Tamaran, and later crippled by a childhood illness that left her unable to fly, Komand'r was abhorred by the people of Tamaran, and passed over in favour of Koriand'r. She eventually betrayed her planet to The Citadel, after which she and her sister were both captured by the Psions and granted their starbolt powers. Starfire became a heroine, while Blackfire turned to supervillainy, trying to conquer Tamaran and eliminate her sister.

* LadyOfBlackMagic: A villanous sorceress in a revealing outfit adorned by gold jewelry, with magical command of elements and mystical energy.

* {{Seer}}: Clock King has the always-active ability to see what is about to happen 4.6692 seconds into the future, allowing him to anticipate an opponent's every move.

* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: At this point there are literally only four, maybe five, people in the entirety of the DCU who actually like Jade. That list includes her mentor, Roy, Lian, Tommy, and Catman. And even ''then'' it's a stretch to say how much they actually like Jade at the moment and how much they pity her, while Tommy's a baby and generally too young to know or understand what Jade's done. It's more of a case where they might ''love'' Jade, but they don't ''like'' her or approve of her at all. Which is still a step up from how every other person hates her at best and wouldn't hesitate to murder her at worst. The superhero community views her as a dangerous woman who needs to pay for her crimes against humanity, the supervillain community views her as an untrustworthy backstabber willing to sell out her own children just to save herself, and the regular people of the world think she's a genocidal maniac.

* DidntThinkThisThrough: ''ComicBook/DCInfiniteFrontier'' revealed [[spoiler:Lian's death was somehow undone, but now Jade apparently left her amnesiac and unconscious daughter at a church in Gotham City so she'd be safe. Well it turns out in doing so Lian spent her formative years as an orphan with no home or stability, turned to stealing and pickpocketing in order to survive, and is now essentially a lackey for Catwoman with the name "Shoes." Thanks Jade.]]

** Played in the New 52. The re-appearance of Blackfire also has her [[http://www.comicvine.com/blackfire/29-12502/all-images/108-206565/komand_r/105-2478245/ wearing less clothes]] compare to her pre-52 days. Funny enough, Starfire was wearing a [[http://www.comicvine.com/blackfire/29-12502/all-images/108-206565/2456769-rhato_13/105-2456770/ bodysuit that cover her entire body]] sans her face when they face off.

** 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 [[Franchise/WonderWoman her sister]], while Blackfire has nothing but seering hatred toward Starfire.

* EvilCripple: Subverted; It's not visible to us at first, but Blackfire's inability to fly was a serious handicap in Tamaran society. The R.E.B.E.L.S Vol. 2 rolled around and well... See Skill Point Reset Above.

* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: At this point there are literally only four, maybe five, people in the entirety of the DCU who actually like Jade. That list includes her mentor, Roy, Lian, Tommy, and Catman. And even ''then'' it's a stretch to say how much they actually like Jade at the moment and how much they pity her, while Tommy's a baby and generally too young to know or understand what Jade's done. It's more of a case where they might ''love'' Jade, but they don't ''like'' her or approve of her at all. Which is still a step up from how every other person hates her at best and wouldn't hesitate to murder her at worst.

* AxCrazy: She revels in violence.

* TokenEvilTeammate: When she was part of the Six.

[[folder: André [=LeBlanc=]]]

[[folder: Blackfire]]

[[folder: Brother Blood II]]

[[folder: Cheshire]]

[[folder: Cinder]]

[[folder: Clock King II]]

[[folder: Deathstroke]]

[[folder: Deathwing]]

[[folder: Ding Dong Daddy]]

[[folder: The Fearsome Five]]

[[folder: Godiva]]

[[folder: Harvest]]

[[folder: H.I.V.E.]]

[[folder: Mad Mod]]

[[folder: Mister Twister / Gargoyle]]

[[folder: Nursery Cryme]]

[[folder: Puppeteer]]

[[folder: Sun Girl]]

[[folder: The Terror Titans]]

[[folder: Trident]]

[[folder: Trigon the Terrible]]

[[folder: The Wildebeest Society]]

The self-styled "world's greatest jewel thief", arrogant André [=LeBlanc=] made the international most wanted list. André [=LeBlanc=] often clashed with the Russian super-hero Leonid Kovar (who was also known as Starfire and later by the name of Red Star). André [=LeBlanc=] delighted in evading capture by the young hero. Interpol requested that the Teen Titans team up with Kovar to safeguard the Crown Jewels of Sweden from André [=LeBlanc=]. So confident in his abilities, the bragging thief announced his crimes before they were committed. Mutual antagonism spoiled the joint efforts of the American and Soviet champions, until Kovar rescued the Titans from [=LeBlanc=]'s deathtraps. Kid Flash then returned the favor by saving Kovar from death on the subway tracks, while Robin defeated LeBlanc in hand-to-hand combat.

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