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** Moments after the reveal of Terra's HeelFaceTurn to join Slade, Beast Boy asks why she betrayed him(Beast Boy), to which Slade replies. ''Because you could never give her what she needs'', the ''what'' in that sentence never being specified. Knowing the source material's depiction of Slade and Terra, just... EUGH.
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** Moments after the reveal of Terra's HeelFaceTurn FaceHeelTurn to join Slade, Beast Boy asks why she betrayed him(Beast Boy), to which Slade replies. ''Because you could never give her what she needs'', the ''what'' in that sentence never being specified. Knowing the source material's depiction of Slade and Terra, just... EUGH.
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* While Raven was raised in Azarath to keep her safe from Trigon, in the long run it seems that Raven's presence is what kept Azarath safe, not the other way around. It's made clear in "The Prophecy" that Trigon [[IWantThemAlive needs Raven alive]] to be his portal, so he stayed away from Azarath while Raven was there. Once she made it to Earth, he was free to [[ApocalypseHow burn Azarath to extinction.]]
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* Beast Boy's lackluster knowledge of American history in "Revolution" is PlayedForLaughs, but it makes sense when his backstory is taken into account. He grew up with his parents in the jungle, and was then taken in by the Doom Patrol, so it's likely he had no formal schooling at all. What he knows about history likely comes from PopCulturalOsmosis alone.
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* "Every Dog Has His Day" features Beast Boy being imprisoned in a collar that adjust to his shape, regardless of what animal he turns into. Later, he manages to escape without explanation. However, the next season features the episode "Crash", where-in Beast Boy is shown to be able to turn into an amoeba, which is likely how he was able to escape.
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* In the BadFuture seen in "How Long is Forever" the Blorthog necklaces Starfire dropped at the beginning of the episode are still there, untouched. It's possible that the Titans left Starfire's possessions untouched as a way of honoring her memory, but it also paints the much more horrifying picture that the Titans fell apart immediately after Starfire's disappearance and thus there was no point cleaning up the mess in the tower.
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** Furthermore, why is it Kid Flash that manages to reason with Jinx and convince her that she has other options? In the comics, The Flash family (Jay Garrick, Barry Allen, Wally West, Bart Allen) are friendly, good natured guys who are just as likely to ''talk down'' their RoguesGallery than fight them, and even convinces at least one to make a HeelFaceTurn. [[WorthyOpponent As a result, most of their enemies]] [[FriendlyEnemy have a great deal of respect for whoever takes up the mantle.]] It may not occur to most of the Titans to just have a talk with their enemies (VERY {{Justified}} in Robin's case, seeing what Batman deals with), but it's standard practice with The Flash.
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** Furthermore, why is it Kid Flash that manages to reason with Jinx and convince her that she has other options? In the comics, The Flash family (Jay Garrick, Barry Allen, Wally West, Bart Allen) are friendly, good natured guys who are just as likely to ''talk down'' their RoguesGallery than fight them, and even convinces at least one to make a HeelFaceTurn. [[WorthyOpponent As a result, most of their enemies]] [[FriendlyEnemy have a great deal of respect for whoever takes up the mantle.]] It may not occur to most of the Titans to just have a talk with their enemies (VERY {{Justified}} {{Justified|Trope}} in Robin's case, seeing what Batman deals with), but it's standard practice with The Flash.
