Titans story details tease a mature epic pilot episode,

New details on the Titans give a very dark and mature tone while qualifying the first episode of one of the best superhero television pilots in recent years.

DC Universe, the new DC Comics streaming platform the popular comic book brand. Fans will not only have access to a wide variety of movies, TV shows, comics and other multimedia content, but the platform will also be the scene of the next live action series Titans . Brenton Thwaites like Dick Grayson aka Robin / Nightwing is the head of the cast, which includes many newcomers on the small screen.

Not much detail on the upcoming show, but fans are still excited for the show's debut. Teen Titans have become very popular over the years, though the new cartoon Teen Titans GO! has received a lot of criticism for targeting too much a younger audience. Fortunately, a new report surfaced online that claims Titans is not just an incredible sight, but is the darkest DC Comics series we've ever seen.

According to a SplashReport scoop, a man who calls himself 'Ludens'. saw the pilot Titans – and he has a lot of positive things to tell. say about it. The report begins by talking about how television series have been quite laughable, but after watching the pilot episode, they believe Titans "satisfy a hungry audience." The report reveals that the pilot episode revolves around Robin, Raven and Starfire and that the episode does a great job in telling a brief, original story for the three characters before ending up together as that together at the end of the pilot

The pilot of TITANS is centered on three heroes, Robin, Raven, and Starfire (Brenton Thwaites, Teegan Croft, Anna Diop), but it begins with a flashback. The circus of Grayson flying. This backtrack is used both as an introduction to Dick Grayson's backstory (Robin) and an introduction to Rachel Roth (Raven). He does a respectable job of making the public understand Robin's character, similar to that of Bruce Wayne in Batman's films. It also gives a robust taste of what is coming up with Raven, highlighting his unstable psyche and untapped power. However, the rest of the pilot is very structured around the individual heroes. Each first act begins with a chyron separating the protagonists from each other. In this sense, it could be considered similar to the film universe of Marvel, where each hero receives an introductory film to get the audience to invest and then are badembled in a movie. together.

The report continues to go into great detail about how Robin, Raven and Starfire are featured in the show. They said that the pilot gives the audience a good overview of the action that we can hope to see on the show, which is seemingly excellent. The source also attributes Titans to be a great mix of realism and fantasy, unlike many of the realistic and gritty tone of Marvel's Netflix series.

I think it's important to discuss the tone of the show. TITANS is really not a series for kids. There are several f bombs and bombs, among other swear words that give the impression that they are going for a R-rating. In addition, the action is brutal, with snapping bones, people are shot, burned and mutilated. It's a departure from the more merry tone that many badociate with the group, but it's a departure that I feel for the better. It's refreshing to see a DC show that is limitless instead of getting rid of the more mature aspects of mythology. It's not as adult as JESSICA JONES, but it's much darker than anything DC has broadcast on the small screen. What sets TITANS apart from some of Marvel's darkest shows is the fact that he never aims to be realistic. TITANS does not fear the fantastic show and embraces rather the comic roots of the characters. We can have a realistic Robin fight scene, but we can also blow up Starfire with a burst of fire. It's a mix of realism and fantasy that I find very good.

One of the most intriguing details of this report is that Robin no longer works with people after growing up to hate Batman and relocate to San Francisco. It's a really interesting concept that is very different from anything we've seen in movies and on TV. Other details describe Raven as "a deeply disturbed, almost demonic individual" and Starfire as "the most intriguing character of the pilot episode". Towards the end of the report, the details begin to get very vague to avoid the spoilers, but it becomes pretty clear that this person really enjoyed the pilot episode. They also claim that the episode has a lot of moments and surprises at the end of the episode, which could foreshadow members of the Justice League such as Batman.

Overall, the TITANS pilot is an excellent introduction to the series. We get a glimpse of the main characters of the show, the darker tone, the action, the taste and the grand narrative at stake. For those who are deprived of the rights of the most recent broadcasts of DC, or even superheroes in general, be on the lookout for it.

Obviously, this report is not official and should be taken with a grain of salt. After reading this report, however, my excitement for Titans is now through the roof. Much like the report discussed, most cartoon television series today are quite mediocre, with few exceptions, such as Legion and Daredevil . Even the most popular series of DC – including The Flash, Arrow and Gotham – have really declined in recent years. Considering all this with the fact that the show is disconnected from the DCEU and Arrowverse, we should all be very excited for Titans .

Titans to debut on DC Universe later fall with Young Justice: Outsiders is expected to debut in 2019. Harley Quinn, Swamp Thing and Doom Patrol will be also published on the next streaming platform.