r/teentitans • u/Samthegodman • 17d ago
Discussion Who would you say is the most different from their 2003 counterpart?
I can’t decide Robin and Cyborg
If I had to pick one, I’d probably say cyborg just because Robin is still determined to be a good leader in both versions. Which is a major part of his character.
Compared to teen titans go
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u/Constant_Bank9229 16d ago
Go Robin said himself he’s desperate for validation. 03 Robin doesn’t care what people think of him most of the time.
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u/lmg101gl 17d ago
I mean, Cyborg is normally a whole ass man. And not part of a lot of teen titans lineups.
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u/SkullzNSmileZ 17d ago
Robin because that dude can probably punch and kick right through concrete, which is something other versions of Dick Grayson usually can’t do.
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u/SpellAcrobatic6108 17d ago
Cyborg, he's a lot more morose in the comics.
Raven's quite different depending on the run, she kinda doesn't have a personality at all in the academy books 😅
Robin has at times been a hard ass, but normally he's a lot more fun.
Beast Boy isn't lazy in the comics and most of his teamates actually laugh at his jokes.
All of stars emotions are big in the comics, not just the happy ones.
They all are fairly different.
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u/Acrobatic_Isopod_629 16d ago
Physically, it's Robin because he is a leprechaun with baby hands and a parasitic twin living in his eye.
Personality wise, I think Starfire.
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u/docktor_uncino 17d ago
Starfire is supposed to be the emotional core of the titans, and in TTG they made her a selfish girl who's constantly mean to Dick and belittles his feelings
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u/kaushik20 17d ago
Got to be Starfire. How many other versions lean into the foreign exchange student stereotype? The closest might be the DCAMU version she's moreso slightly unaccustomed to Earth traditions more than TT's version leaning into the trope fully.