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| Aliases = [[Titans West]]; Titans Tomorrow |
| Aliases = [[Titans West]]; Titans Tomorrow |
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| BaseOfOperations = [[New York City]]; [[San Francisco]]; formerly [[Gotham City]] |
| BaseOfOperations = [[New York City]]; [[San Francisco]]; formerly [[Gotham City]] |
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| − | | TeamLeaders = [[Kon-El |
+ | | TeamLeaders = [[Kon-El clone (Titans Tomorrow)|Superman (Kon-El)]] |
| − | | CurrentMembers = [[Garfield Logan (Titans Tomorrow)|Animal Man]]; [[Lorena_Marquez (Titans Tomorrow)|Aquawoman]]; [[Raven (Titans Tomorrow)|Dark Raven]]; [[Bart Allen |
+ | | CurrentMembers = [[Garfield Logan (Titans Tomorrow)|Animal Man]]; [[Lorena_Marquez (Titans Tomorrow)|Aquawoman]]; [[Raven (Titans Tomorrow)|Dark Raven]]; [[Bart Allen clone (Titans Tomorrow)|The Flash]]; [[Ross Richman (Titans Tomorrow)|Hardrock]]; [[Edward Bloomberg (Titans Tomorrow)|Red Devil]]; [[Cassandra Sandsmark (Titans Tomorrow)|Wonder Woman]] |
| − | | FormerMembers = [[Timothy Drake (Titans Tomorrow)|Batman]]; [[M'gann M'orzz (Titans Tomorrow)|Martian Manhunter (M'gann M'orzz)]]; [[Mia Dearden (Titans Tomorrow)|Speedy]]; [[Garth (Titans Tomorrow)|Tempest]] |
+ | | FormerMembers = [[Timothy Drake (Titans Tomorrow)|Batman]]; [[M'gann M'orzz (Titans Tomorrow)|Martian Manhunter (M'gann M'orzz)]]; [[Richard Grayson (Titans Tomorrow)|Nightwing]]; [[Rose Wilson (Titans Tomorrow)|Ravager]]; [[Mia Dearden (Titans Tomorrow)|Speedy]]; [[Koriand'r (Titans Tomorrow)|Starfire]]; [[Garth (Titans Tomorrow)|Tempest]] |
| Allies = [[Alexander Luthor (Titans Tomorrow)|Lex Luthor]]; [[Superman Family]]; [[Teen Titans (Prime Earth)|Teen Titans (Earth 0)]]; [[Titans Army]] |
| Allies = [[Alexander Luthor (Titans Tomorrow)|Lex Luthor]]; [[Superman Family]]; [[Teen Titans (Prime Earth)|Teen Titans (Earth 0)]]; [[Titans Army]] |
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| − | | Enemies = [[Batman Family]]; [[Jaime Reyes (New Earth)|Blue Beetle]]; [[Vril Dox |
+ | | Enemies = [[Batman Family]]; [[Jaime Reyes (New Earth)|Blue Beetle]]; [[Vril Dox (Titans Tomorrow)|Brainiac]]; [[Sebastian Blood IX (Titans Tomorrow)|Brother Blood]]; [[Slade Wilson (Titans Tomorrow)|Deathstroke]]; [[Dawn Granger (Titans Tomorrow)|Dove]]; [[H.I.V.E. (Titans Tomorrow)|H.I.V.E.]]; [[Holly Granger (Titans Tomorrow)|Hawk]]; [[Justice League of America (New Earth)|Justice League of America]]; [[Malcolm Duncan (Titans Tomorrow)|Mal Duncan]]; [[J'onn J'onzz (New Earth)|Martian Manhunter (J'onn J'onzz)]], [[Phantom Limbs]]; [[Mia Dearden (Titans Tomorrow)|Speedy]]; [[Starro (Titans Tomorrow)|Starro]]; [[Kal-El (New Earth)|Superman (Kal-El)]]; [[Garth (Titans Tomorrow)|Tempest]]; [[Teen Titans (New Earth)|Teen Titans (New Earth)]]; [[Titans East (Titans Tomorrow)|Titans East]] Formerly [[Neil Richards (Titans Tomorrow)|Mad Mod]] |
| − | | Origin = Formed in an alternate future timeline wherein their younger selves disbanded the Teen Titans rather than stayed together. |
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| PlaceOfFormation = [[San Francisco]] |
| PlaceOfFormation = [[San Francisco]] |
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| Creators = Devin Grayson; Phil Jimenez |
| Creators = Devin Grayson; Phil Jimenez |
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| − | | First = Teen Titans/Legion Special |
+ | | First = Teen Titans/The Legion Special Vol 1 1 |
| Quotation = In the '''future...''' [[Teen Titans (New Earth)|we're]] '''psychos!''' We're jerks! We're freakin' '''bad guys!''' |
| Quotation = In the '''future...''' [[Teen Titans (New Earth)|we're]] '''psychos!''' We're jerks! We're freakin' '''bad guys!''' |
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+ | | Overview = The '''Titans Tomorrow''', or '''Titans of Tomorrow''', are the future versions of members of the [[Teen Titans]]. They have assumed the roles of their late mentors and have restructured themselves as an extremely violent group called the '''[[Titans]]'''. |
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=== Titans Tomorrow === |
=== Titans Tomorrow === |
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This alternate timeline branched from the regular [[New Earth]] timeline shortly following an adventure wherein the [[Teen Titans (New Earth)|Teen Titans]] traveled to the [[31st Century]] to assist the [[Legion of Super-Heroes (Post-Zero Hour)|Legion of Super-Heroes]] against the [[Fatal Five (Post-Zero Hour)|Fatal Five-Hundred]]. While trying to return home, they accidentally arrived at a point in time ten years into their own future. They met older versions of themselves who had adopted a more violent, fascist approach towards crime prevention. Upon returning to their own era however, these Teen Titans swore that this future would never come to pass, and decided to disband rather than stay together. What none of them realized however, was that the break-up of the Teen Titans was actually the catalyst that created the branched timeline to begin with. |
This alternate timeline branched from the regular [[New Earth]] timeline shortly following an adventure wherein the [[Teen Titans (New Earth)|Teen Titans]] traveled to the [[31st Century]] to assist the [[Legion of Super-Heroes (Post-Zero Hour)|Legion of Super-Heroes]] against the [[Fatal Five (Post-Zero Hour)|Fatal Five-Hundred]]. While trying to return home, they accidentally arrived at a point in time ten years into their own future. They met older versions of themselves who had adopted a more violent, fascist approach towards crime prevention. Upon returning to their own era however, these Teen Titans swore that this future would never come to pass, and decided to disband rather than stay together. What none of them realized however, was that the break-up of the Teen Titans was actually the catalyst that created the branched timeline to begin with. |
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In the Titans Tomorrow era, the world changed dramatically as a result of a great "Crisis". Many of [[Earth]]'s foremost heroes including [[Bruce Wayne (Titans Tomorrow)|Batman]], [[Kal-El (Titans Tomorrow)|Superman]] and [[Diana of Themyscira (Titans Tomorrow)|Wonder Woman]] died during this event, paving the way for an era of cold and darkness. The [[United States of America]] was split into two factions, East and West. The former Teen Titans regrouped and established a base of operations at their previous [[Titans Tower|Titans Tower HQ]] in [[San Francisco]]. A renegade group of Titans re-established themselves in [[New York City]] and became known as [[Titans East (Titans Tomorrow)|Titans East]].<ref name=TT-V319>{{C|Teen Titans Vol 3 19}}</ref> |
In the Titans Tomorrow era, the world changed dramatically as a result of a great "Crisis". Many of [[Earth]]'s foremost heroes including [[Bruce Wayne (Titans Tomorrow)|Batman]], [[Kal-El (Titans Tomorrow)|Superman]] and [[Diana of Themyscira (Titans Tomorrow)|Wonder Woman]] died during this event, paving the way for an era of cold and darkness. The [[United States of America]] was split into two factions, East and West. The former Teen Titans regrouped and established a base of operations at their previous [[Titans Tower|Titans Tower HQ]] in [[San Francisco]]. A renegade group of Titans re-established themselves in [[New York City]] and became known as [[Titans East (Titans Tomorrow)|Titans East]].<ref name=TT-V319>{{C|Teen Titans Vol 3 19}}</ref> |
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| − | Because of the paradoxical nature of their origins, it wasn't long before the recursive time-loop that led to their creation caught up with them. Some ten years after they originally disbanded, the Titans of Tomorrow encountered their younger counterparts from the past. Though their memories were hazy, they began to recall being in this exact same situation before (albeit from the opposite perspective).<ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 17}}</ref> They knew that their younger selves would try to find a way to correct the timeline thus erasing the future Titans from all existence. They decided that it would be best to wipe their minds of the event and send the Teen Titans back to their own era. The Teen Titans soon discovered how twisted and violent their older counterparts had grown and fought against them. They teamed up with Titans East, who still held true to the ideals of the original Teen Titans.<ref |
+ | Because of the paradoxical nature of their origins, it wasn't long before the recursive time-loop that led to their creation caught up with them. Some ten years after they originally disbanded, the Titans of Tomorrow encountered their younger counterparts from the past. Though their memories were hazy, they began to recall being in this exact same situation before (albeit from the opposite perspective).<ref name=TT3-17>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 17}}</ref> They knew that their younger selves would try to find a way to correct the timeline thus erasing the future Titans from all existence. They decided that it would be best to wipe their minds of the event and send the Teen Titans back to their own era. The Teen Titans soon discovered how twisted and violent their older counterparts had grown and fought against them. They teamed up with Titans East, who still held true to the ideals of the original Teen Titans.<ref name=TT3-17/> They soon discovered that if breaking up the team is what led to the creation of the future timeline, then they had to commit themselves to staying together no matter what. After several fights, the Teen Titans finally returned to their normal timeline via the [[Cosmic Treadmill]] and remained together as a team. Although this caused subtle changes in the future timeline, it did not erase it as the Titans had hoped. The Titans of Tomorrow still existed and only grew in strength.<ref name=TT-V319>{{C|Teen Titans Vol 3 19}}</ref> |
=== Titans of Tomorrow === |
=== Titans of Tomorrow === |
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| − | Shortly after the deaths of [[Bart Allen (New Earth)|Kid Flash]] and [[Kon-El (New Earth)|Superboy]], the Titans travelled to New Earth. They ambushed their mentors in the [[Justice League of America (New Earth)|Justice League of America]].<ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 50}}</ref> and imprisoned them within [[Titans Lair]]. They warned the Teen Titans about [[Starro (New Earth)|Starro]]'s invasion and attempted to convince them to be more like them.<ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 51}}</ref> In reality, they were using Starro's invasion as a diversion to take out [[Jaime Reyes (New Earth)|Blue Beetle]], [[Rose Wilson (New Earth)|Ravager]] |
+ | Shortly after the deaths of [[Bart Allen (New Earth)|Kid Flash]] and [[Kon-El (New Earth)|Superboy]], the Titans travelled to New Earth. They ambushed their mentors in the [[Justice League of America (New Earth)|Justice League of America]].<ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 50}}</ref> and imprisoned them within [[Titans Lair]]. They warned the Teen Titans about [[Starro (New Earth)|Starro]]'s invasion and attempted to convince them to be more like them.<ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 51}}</ref> In reality, they were using Starro's invasion as a diversion to take out [[Jaime Reyes (New Earth)|Blue Beetle]], [[Rose Wilson (New Earth)|Ravager]] and [[Kara Zor-El (New Earth)|Supergirl]].<ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 53}}</ref> They were overrun by the alien overlord and while [[Bart Allen (Titans Tomorrow)|The Flash]] was able to defeat Starro, [[Cassandra Sandsmark (New Earth)|Wonder Girl]] got over [[Kon-El (New Earth)|Superboy]] during this time, changing the timeline and causing the Titans Army to fade away. In the new timeline, most of the Titans returned to being superheroes.<ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 54}}</ref> |
=== DC Rebirth === |
=== DC Rebirth === |
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==== Super Sons of Tomorrow ==== |
==== Super Sons of Tomorrow ==== |
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| − | Batman fled to [[Prime Earth|Earth 0]], their new alternate past, using a cloaking device to hide from his Titans teammates. After |
+ | Batman fled to [[Prime Earth|Earth 0]], their new alternate past, using a cloaking device to hide from his Titans teammates. After accidentally causing [[Jonathan Samuel Kent (Prime Earth)|Superboy]] to unleash his solar flare, Tim's cloaking device was disabled, allowing the Titans to locate him.<ref>{{c|Super Sons Vol 1 11}}</ref> But because of the mechanics of time travel, they were unable to pinpoint the exact date. [[Hypertime]] attempted to bring Tim back, only succeeding to sever his hand. They then used his hand as a chronal artifact to find him.<ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 6 15}}</ref> They arrived in the [[Arctic Circle]] to find Superboy in the mist of a potentially lethal solar flare. They team-up with this timeline's [[Superman (Clark Kent)|Superman]] and [[Teen Titans (Prime Earth)|Teen Titans]] to no avail. As Hypertime manages to take him back into the timestream, Tim absorbs the flare into himself as he disappears.<ref>{{c|Superman Vol 4 38}}</ref> Not wanting to tamper with the timeline further, the Titans said their goodbyes and promptly returned to the future.<ref>{{c|Super Sons Vol 1 12}}</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 18:38, 28 January 2024
The Titans Tomorrow, or Titans of Tomorrow, are the future versions of members of the Teen Titans. They have assumed the roles of their late mentors and have restructured themselves as an extremely violent group called the Titans.
History
Titans Tomorrow
This alternate timeline branched from the regular New Earth timeline shortly following an adventure wherein the Teen Titans traveled to the 31st Century to assist the Legion of Super-Heroes against the Fatal Five-Hundred. While trying to return home, they accidentally arrived at a point in time ten years into their own future. They met older versions of themselves who had adopted a more violent, fascist approach towards crime prevention. Upon returning to their own era however, these Teen Titans swore that this future would never come to pass, and decided to disband rather than stay together. What none of them realized however, was that the break-up of the Teen Titans was actually the catalyst that created the branched timeline to begin with.
In the Titans Tomorrow era, the world changed dramatically as a result of a great "Crisis". Many of Earth's foremost heroes including Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman died during this event, paving the way for an era of cold and darkness. The United States of America was split into two factions, East and West. The former Teen Titans regrouped and established a base of operations at their previous Titans Tower HQ in San Francisco. A renegade group of Titans re-established themselves in New York City and became known as Titans East.[1]
Because of the paradoxical nature of their origins, it wasn't long before the recursive time-loop that led to their creation caught up with them. Some ten years after they originally disbanded, the Titans of Tomorrow encountered their younger counterparts from the past. Though their memories were hazy, they began to recall being in this exact same situation before (albeit from the opposite perspective).[2] They knew that their younger selves would try to find a way to correct the timeline thus erasing the future Titans from all existence. They decided that it would be best to wipe their minds of the event and send the Teen Titans back to their own era. The Teen Titans soon discovered how twisted and violent their older counterparts had grown and fought against them. They teamed up with Titans East, who still held true to the ideals of the original Teen Titans.[2] They soon discovered that if breaking up the team is what led to the creation of the future timeline, then they had to commit themselves to staying together no matter what. After several fights, the Teen Titans finally returned to their normal timeline via the Cosmic Treadmill and remained together as a team. Although this caused subtle changes in the future timeline, it did not erase it as the Titans had hoped. The Titans of Tomorrow still existed and only grew in strength.[1]
Titans of Tomorrow
Shortly after the deaths of Kid Flash and Superboy, the Titans travelled to New Earth. They ambushed their mentors in the Justice League of America.[3] and imprisoned them within Titans Lair. They warned the Teen Titans about Starro's invasion and attempted to convince them to be more like them.[4] In reality, they were using Starro's invasion as a diversion to take out Blue Beetle, Ravager and Supergirl.[5] They were overrun by the alien overlord and while The Flash was able to defeat Starro, Wonder Girl got over Superboy during this time, changing the timeline and causing the Titans Army to fade away. In the new timeline, most of the Titans returned to being superheroes.[6]
DC Rebirth
After the events of Flashpoint, the timeline continued to exist. However, the changes to the new present day timeline made ripples into the future.
Super Sons of Tomorrow
Batman fled to Earth 0, their new alternate past, using a cloaking device to hide from his Titans teammates. After accidentally causing Superboy to unleash his solar flare, Tim's cloaking device was disabled, allowing the Titans to locate him.[7] But because of the mechanics of time travel, they were unable to pinpoint the exact date. Hypertime attempted to bring Tim back, only succeeding to sever his hand. They then used his hand as a chronal artifact to find him.[8] They arrived in the Arctic Circle to find Superboy in the mist of a potentially lethal solar flare. They team-up with this timeline's Superman and Teen Titans to no avail. As Hypertime manages to take him back into the timestream, Tim absorbs the flare into himself as he disappears.[9] Not wanting to tamper with the timeline further, the Titans said their goodbyes and promptly returned to the future.[10]
See Also
- 21 Appearances of Titans Tomorrow
- 97 Images that include Titans Tomorrow
- Team Gallery: Titans Tomorrow
Links and References
Footnotes
  This character has been primarily an enemy of the Teen Titans, the Titans, or any of the other various Titans incarnations. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "Titans Villains" category. |