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Revision as of 12:53, 22 June 2023
- For other uses of Titans, see Titans (Disambiguation).
"Titans"[1] is the first episode of the first season of Titans, and the first episode overall. It aired on October 3, 2018 on New York Comic Con and October 12, 2018 on DC Universe.
Synopsis
In the series premiere episode, Rachel Roth, a guarded teenager haunted by dark visions and powers, flees her home in Traverse City, Michigan when her life is threatened by a mysterious intruder. Arriving in Detroit, she falls under the protective wing of Detective Dick Grayson, who's moonlighting as the dangerous vigilante, Robin – now independent of his longtime partnership with Batman in Gotham. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, the mysterious Kory Anders awakens – untouched – from a car crash with no memory of her identity. Following leads to Russian club-owner Konstantin Kovar, she learns that she is also pursuing the girl known as Rachel Roth. Lastly, in Ohio, we meet Gar Logan, the mischievous Beast Boy who uses his transformative powers to his advantage
Appearances
Characters
Protagonists
Antagonists
- The Organization
- Tattooed Man
- Konstantin Kovar
- Tyler Hackett
- Joker (mentioned)
Other Characters
- Amy Rohrbach
- Batman (Bruce Wayne) (voice)
- Detroit Police Department Captain
- Eddie
- God (mentioned)
- Jessica Perez
- Jesus Christ (pictured)
- John Grayson (flashback)
- Kyle
- Lena
- Manny Wolf
- Mary Grayson (flashback)
- Matt
- Mayor of Detroit (mentioned)
- Melissa Roth
- Officer Jones (voice)
- Tyler Hackett's Daughter (pictured)
- Virgin Mary (pictured)
Teams and Organizations
- Das Schäman
- Detroit Police Department
- Gotham City Police Department (flashback)
- Hotel Das Alpen
- Lastside Rescue Mission
- Mustang
- Oakland Police Department (indirectly mentioned)
- Petrol Bahnhof
- Haly's Circus (flashback)
- Flying Graysons (flashback)
- The Organization
- Traverse Bay High School
- Traverse City Police Department
- USNT Television Network
- Visions Electronics
Events
Species
- Angels (statue)
- Humans
- Cambions
- Metahumans
- Tamaraneans
Objects and Concepts
- Magic
- Joker Gas (mentioned)
- Dick Grayson's Briefcase
- Trix
- Dick Grayson's Car
Locations
- Earth-9
- Earth
- Austria
- Königstetten (name seen)
- Petrol Bahnhof
- Vienna
- Zeiselmauer (name seen)
- India (name seen)
- North Korea (name seen)
- United States of America
- California (name seen)
- Gotham City (flashback)
- Haly's Circus (flashback)
- Wayne Manor (flashback)
- Michigan
- Auburn Hills (name seen)
- Bay City (name seen)
- Dearborn (name seen)
- Detroit
- Beach Road (name seen)
- Detroit Police Precinct
- Dick Grayson's Residence
- Grenfell Street (name seen)
- Lastside Rescue Mission
- The Acolyte's Hideout
- Flint (name seen)
- Grand Rapids (name seen)
- Lansing (name seen)
- Port Huron (name seen)
- Traverse City
- Troy (name seen)
- Oakland (mentioned)
- Ohio
- Austria
- Earth
Notes
- There are multiple mistakes in the scenes set in Austria:
- The place name sign is yellow with black trim and lettering which is standard in Germany. Austrian signs are white with blue trim and black lettering.
- The towns of Zeiselmauer and Königstetten were 852 kilometers apart which would put them in different countries. The real towns are 1.5 kilometers apart.
- A gas station is called "Petrol Bahnhof" in the episode when they are called "Tankstelle" in German as petrol is not commonly used as a word for fuel and "Bahnhof" is only used for train stations.
- A hotel is named "Das Alpen" but since it's plural, it should be "Die Aplen".
Gallery
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Dick meets Rachel
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Title Card
