So are they just not going to call him Joseph and just making his real name and hero name Jericho?
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Titans S2 |OT| Titans Are Back, Bitches!
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Unless he has kryptonite, SuperBoy could solo Deathstroke in 5 seconds right?
Doing these with Dick out of costume is almost pointless lol.
Skill and experience beats a very fresh Superboy. Slade is just way too skilled for these versions of the Titans. They're building Slade up to be this very skilled combatant that is also near superhuman.
Technological equipment also plays a huge role. I imagine Slade has some ways to counter the superpowered members of the Titans via armor/tools/weapons.
Technological equipment also plays a huge role. I imagine Slade has some ways to counter the superpowered members of the Titans via armor/tools/weapons.
Almost every character we've seen so far has been among the weakest versions of that character so we'll have to wait and see how Superboy measures up. However there's no way Deathstroke is going into a solo fight with Superboy without thinking he has either a way to win or a solid means of escape.
Ship video of Iain Glen talking about taking on the role of Bruce Wayne. Taken from DC Daily. No link to the segment by itself just what this account posted on twitter.
This show is trying really hard to be cool and edgy. It's the try hard superhero show.
Rewatching Smallville, its so damn weird seeing Hawk as Aquaman almost talking like a surfer bro as well.
Yo best episode of the season. Holy shit at Raven owning the hell out of Rose. Also that fight at the end of was dope!!. Deathstroke is a goddamn monster. i loved the development this episode.
Yeah, that's the kind of Deathstroke I expect. Great episode. I'm guessing
Kory ends up flying to save Jason
That was a damn good episode!!!
Can I say that Teagan Croft's acting has improved a LOT since season 1. I never felt she was bad but the difference is very noticeable. If a lot of the CG budget is going to go her then please let it. All the moments between the characters were great but the stand out for me was the
Damn.
Can I say that Teagan Croft's acting has improved a LOT since season 1. I never felt she was bad but the difference is very noticeable. If a lot of the CG budget is going to go her then please let it. All the moments between the characters were great but the stand out for me was the
Hank and Jason moment where Hank is opening up to Dawn about his fears for Jason.
Yeah. Making us wait two weeks to see the resolution is a dick move.
No, Jason is the one getting cliffhangered. Dick is fine.
I forgot that low key Slade is kind of a loser and talks like an evil middle school guidance counselor.
I know its entirely unrealistic but how awesome would it have been for DC universe to basically use something like Jason falling as a mid or season final
but as soon as the screen cut to black
"DOES JASON TODD SURVIVE?"
*Yes* *No*
but as soon as the screen cut to black
"DOES JASON TODD SURVIVE?"
*Yes* *No*
Really loved how Kory was just constantly blocking Slade's shots and then Slade being himself decides to use his utilities. Solid episode and what an ending.
You're not alone. I noticed that too while he was going all Kun-Kata on Dick and Kory.
They will continue Jericho story this week and make us wait two weeks for the cliffhanger, right?
Extremely rigid. Which is probably why we're always going to see him fighting in environments that are black on black.
This week is Conner
next week is called Bruce Wayne
episode after that is called Jericho
Man, I hope not. Him blaming Bruce is pretty key to the character. I get that the show's not about him, but I think they could still make it work.
That, and the name "Red Hood" wouldn't make a lick of sense without the Joker around.
Deathstroke's costume looks pretty dope. Not feeling Donna Troy's, but I guess it's a throwback to the 70's? I always liked her black suit that was filled with stars.
Just started Season 2 of this and trying hard not to read spoilers for the the rest of the episodes.
Looks like I had the same complaints everyone did about the first episode - disappointing Trigon finale (why were Hawk, Dove, Jason, even there at all? They did nothing of worth; How exactly did Rachel even get rid of Trigon - some kind of explanation from her could have helped), this Jorrah/Bruce Wayne sucks so far (too old, and that accent). The conversation between him and Dick was too...simple? I understand why people thought he was Alfred.
- And something I didn't see mentioned here, feel free to spoil me if its already been addressed since it's bugging me: as interesting as Jason Todd's asshole/ultra violent character is, why is he hanging with Dick and the Titans? Why is Dick all of a sudden cool with him after that episode in Season 1? Jason damn near killed multiple cops and probably snapped one's spine, likely putting the dude in a wheelchair. Jason is legit psycho in that one and I'm surprised Dick let his guard down to let him on the team. Only way I'd be cool with it is if Bruce asked him to train Jason, to try to tone him down somehow. Is that stuff addressed yet in the show?
Looks like I had the same complaints everyone did about the first episode - disappointing Trigon finale (why were Hawk, Dove, Jason, even there at all? They did nothing of worth; How exactly did Rachel even get rid of Trigon - some kind of explanation from her could have helped), this Jorrah/Bruce Wayne sucks so far (too old, and that accent). The conversation between him and Dick was too...simple? I understand why people thought he was Alfred.
- And something I didn't see mentioned here, feel free to spoil me if its already been addressed since it's bugging me: as interesting as Jason Todd's asshole/ultra violent character is, why is he hanging with Dick and the Titans? Why is Dick all of a sudden cool with him after that episode in Season 1? Jason damn near killed multiple cops and probably snapped one's spine, likely putting the dude in a wheelchair. Jason is legit psycho in that one and I'm surprised Dick let his guard down to let him on the team. Only way I'd be cool with it is if Bruce asked him to train Jason, to try to tone him down somehow. Is that stuff addressed yet in the show?
That was addressed in the first episode, when Bruce said "But first, you have to do me a favour".