Raven (DC Animated Movie Universe)

When Nightwing dropped off Damian Wayne to live with them, he first met Raven. While the other Titans saw Damian as moody, Raven was the only one that sensed his sadness. After a brawl between Damian and Blue Beetle, which resulted in Damian getting half of his face fried, Raven volunteered to heal him. In doing so, the two of them discover deep secrets about each others' pasts. When Damian tried to talk about it with her later that night, Raven refused and asked Damian to stay away from her. However, the two of them began to bond during a night at the fair. Things seemed to be going well until Raven was sent a message to head for the hills beyond the fairgrounds, alone. When she arrived, the vision of her father, Trigon, appeared and asked her to return to him. Raven refused and Trigon's demons attacked. The Titans were able to help Raven fend off the demons, but in return, they demanded answers. Raven transported the group to a place where Trigon couldn't see them and she told them her past: Her mother had joined a cult that worshipped the devil and she was chosen to be his bride. After Trigon was summoned, he slept with her and got her pregnant. Raven's mother had fled to a secret place called Azarath where she eventually had her daughter, Raven. As Raven grew up, she was curious to meet her father and secretly performed a ritual to summon him. As a result, Trigon released his entire wrath on Azarath, killing everyone, including Raven's mother. Trigon brought Raven to his domain in the hopes of training her to be his successor for Earth, but Raven sealed Trigon away and left the domain to eventually end up with the Titans. After returning to Titan's Tower, the Titans found the Justice League waiting for them. Immediately, Trigon's demons took control of the Justice League and made them attack the Titans. The Titans eventually lost and Raven agreed to go with them to free Trigon from his prison, in exchange for letting the Titans live. Raven released Trigon just as the Titans return for round two. After freeing the Justice League from the demons, they agreed to do their best to hold Trigon back as the Titans followed Raven into Trigon's domain, hoping to seal him up again. With the help of Damian, Raven was able to accomplish the task. To make sure that Trigon doesn't escape again, Raven chose to stay behind and watch over him. But the Titans offered Raven a home with them. Raven agreed and placed her father's prison on her forehead, as her chakra.

Teen Titans: The Judas Contract

Raven joined the Titans as they infiltrated a secret base belonging to Brother Blood. When they were victorious, Raven and the rest of the Titans were present when Nightwing asked Starfire to move in with him. After things had settled down, back at Titan's Tower, Tara Markov asked questions about Raven. Starfire suggested that Tara talk with Raven but Tara refused, calling Raven too creepy for her. Raven overheard the whole thing. One night, Tara was having a nightmare and the Earth began to shake. Raven helped by easing Tara's pain. Damian asked Raven what she saw in Tara's mind during the process, but Raven refused to tell, stating that it was none of his business. Life carried on as the Titans continue their training. Raven was paired off to fight against Blue Beetle and lost due to the strength of the scarab. After Tara lashed out at Beast Boy during training, Raven offered to teach Tara some meditation in order to calm herself. Later on, the Titans threw a party for Tara in celebrating her first full year as a Titan. Beast Boy credited it was Raven's idea. Raven was not seen again until after she was defeated by Terra during her betrayal. Raven and the other Titan's found themselves trapped in Brother Blood's domain, where Blood himself absorbed their powers for his own. Nightwing was able to free the Titans and they took on Brother Blood together, with Raven delivering the final blow with her Soul-Self. As Terra's rage over Deathstroke's betrayal began to bring the building down, the Titans were able to escape. Raven later joined Damian on the roof of Titan's Tower where she revealed a surprise for him: a puppy.

Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans

Very briefly, two alternate reality versions of the Teen Titans visited Raven's universe while being chased by Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus. They meet up with the Teen Titans who end up joining them in the vicious battle against Hex agon.

Justice League Dark: Apokolips War

Two years after the Justice League had failed to stop Darkseid from destroying the world, Raven had now joined forces with a kryptonite-infected Superman. Together, they located John Constantine and Etrigan in a local pub and asked for their help in locating Damian Wayne, who was now Head of the League of Assassins. Once they found him, Raven revealed to Damian that the reason she decided not to leave with him was because her father wanted to kill him and Trigon had been trying to break out of his prison more frequently. The group united with Lois Lane and the Suicide Squad, now led by Harley Quinn. The team decided to break into LexCorp and use the Boom Tube to transport them all to Apokolips and face Darkseid head on.

Powers and Abilities

Powers

Unique Physiology: Raven is the child of a human and an extradimensional demon.
- Empathy
  - Healing
  - Telekinesis
  - Telepathy
- Soul-Self
  - Darkness Manipulation
  - Flight
  - Portal Creation

Notes

This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the DC Animated Movie Universe and is an adaptation of Rachel Roth/Raven. The original character was created by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez and first appeared in DC Comics Presents #26.
Raven was voiced by Taissa Farmiga.

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Raven (DC Animated Movie Universe)

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