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Which episode did you try?
Because like all long running shows there are a couple episodes that are pretty hit or miss.
With This Ring (Young Justice SI) (Thread Twelve)
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Because like all long running shows there are a couple episodes that are pretty hit or miss.
BlackLantern2814
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Think you've got something mixed up here. Or a typo 'y' instead of 't'?
Simmr001
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it had aqualad i think, the villain might be trident.
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I think I'll assume that for very short distances using the yellow ring made by weapon-loving Qwardians the Renegade can get away with it.
Let's say... I don't know... Weapons only have a charge when being swung but armour has a charge the entire time? The Renegade isn't going to be using Nth Metal stuff again and I don't particularly want to rewrite the whole fight.
Episode 2 of Teen Titans is called 'Sisters'.
Me too.
Seven. Thank you, corrected.
I guess Minor 16 was a bit more thorough.
Which hasn't happened yet here.
WASH YOUR MOUTH OUT.
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Chaoswind
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@Mr Zoat already said Atrocitus was the one leading (because he was a former priest/bureaucrat.
I think Paul got there after the Siniestro thing, but before Atrocitus killed the others, he showed them his RED power ring and told them he came from an alternative reality... then all six of them forged the RED central battery and decided to FUCK the guardians where it would HURT, by making them irrelevant fuckwits.
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Thank you, corrected.
No, this is still Teen Titans. Atrocitus used his time imprisoned on Ysmault to learn how to make RageRings without killing the others. The other four aren't the pseudo demonic things they are in the comics, but just four other citizens of the Empire of Tears who became immortal in the same way he did.
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Huh
Useful to know.
Question how to Tamerians ranks in strength speed etc in comparison to other high end combatants?
Cornuthaum
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It's been a long, long bloody time since I last watched Teen Titans. Hmm. Beyond the usual brouhaha between Koriand'r and Komand'r, I have to admit I don'T remember much. Time to watch it again, I guess.
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In Teen Titans? Atrocitus is a little bit stronger. In Universe 16? Haven't really thought about it.
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yingyang590
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Remember that very special episode about racism towards Tamaranians?
Anyways, have we seen Red Lantern before this chapter?
notanautomaton
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How did RL end up in Jump City if he hates it's name?
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Wait until tomorrow.
HanEmpire
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Will we meet Atrocitus-16?
Did you miss this part of the update?
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You might want to give the TV Tropes page for the show a look over. Then again, since you dislike it, I do not think that anyone will mind you getting too much wrong.
Remember, the original show was aimed at a slightly younger audience than YJ. Then again, they were able to get away with things that were pretty messed up.
If you are covering season one, then you should expect him to have similar abilities as the comics: martial arts and weapon expertise, enhanced strength and regeneration, etc. However he has a bit of a evil mastermind to him: he has a robot army, including robotic duplicates of himself, and he has Cinderblock working as his main muscle. He also has a bit of knowledge on the mystical arts.
Once he comes back from the dead in season four, he gains the whole slew of powers: immunity to most magic, fireballs, flying brick status, infinite regeneration, etc. As Trigon's enforcer, he also is an undead skeleton.
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Yes, but not until canon series 2.
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Well, now you have to write them both. XD
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Honestly it's pretty hard to judge such things, both in cartoons and in comics, since strength levels are fairly inconsistent all over the damn place.
Regardless, best level I can give you would be stronger than an Atlantean who in YJ appear to have some form of super-strength, but weaker than a Kryptonian.
Super speed is once again hard to judge. Heck, Starfire can achieve FTL flying speeds in the cartoon even, but never really demonstrates it outside of like one or two episodes.
Essentially I think the best way to think of Tamaraneans is to consider them Kryptonian-Lite. Although they do have two unique powers in that they can learn languages through physical contact and also hurl energy blasts with their hands.
On a different note, in the TT cartoon verse their powers derive from emotions which is a pretty big weakness that can be exploited.
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My personal headcanon is that the star systems of the DCAU are actually closer together.
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On the hurling energy blasts thing, I'm fairly sure only Starfire and Blackfire can do that; the reach (or whoever enslaved Star) experimented on her when they had her, trying to understand the solar battery thing all Tameraneans do, and since its a comic she got superpowers. Blackfire paid someone to redo the procedure on herself afterward. aside from that they scale pretty highly on the strength and speed charts Star is noted to be one of Donna Troys favourite sparring partners in the comics, and they can survive in a vacuum with no assistance.
Able to absorb linguistic knowledge with a kiss.
In the puppet master episode Star explains that some of her powers are activated / reinforced by emotions.
Able to absorb linguistic knowledge with a kiss.
In the puppet master episode Star explains that some of her powers are activated / reinforced by emotions.
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15+ years is a long time away though.
Chaoswind
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So they managed to catch the Butcher by themselves?
I guess the Atrocities committed in sector 666 (billions of souls killed in a one sided war) and their lingering taint was enough to summon the Butcher.
So the Immortals didn't become demons in this reality, but instead the energy that transformed into demons was used to feed and imprison Butcher instead?
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There are also some funny With this Ring Teen Titans Go fanart that was posted in the thread.
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Comics-wise her starbolts come from the Psions, and are highly concentrated solar energy (do not direct towards hostile Kryptonians), cartoon wise they're just a part of the Tamaranean shtick. A kiss isn't actually necessary (at least in comics, maybe different in cartoon canon) and I already noted the emotion thing.
But yeah when I said Kryptonian-Lite that wasn't disparaging them, Kryptonian with a few less calories still puts them firmly in the heavy-weight division. Starfire's probably the strongest (definitely physically) member of the team, barring Raven's hugely fluctuating power levels.
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