Titans (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Dick Grayson / Robin / Nightwing
(played by Brenton Thwaites) — protagonist
Original Titan and former Robin. Leads the reformed team, struggles with his past, and later protects Gotham City with Barbara Gordon after Jason Todd's death.
Koriand'r / Kory Anders / Starfire
(played by Anna Diop) — protagonist
Extraterrestrial member who initially suffers from amnesia regarding her true identity. Later faces threats from her sister Blackfire and deals with her past in the second season.
Rachel Roth / Raven
(played by Teagan Croft) — supporting
Empath who seeks protection from Dick due to threats from her demon father Trigon, who aims to enslave the world. Central to the first season's main conflict.
Jason Todd / Robin / Red Hood
(played by Curran Walters) — supporting
Tim Drake / Robin
(played by Jay Lycurgo) — supporting
Aspiring vigilante who joins the reformed Titans team.
May Bennett / Mother Mayhem
(played by Franka Potente) — supporting
Leader of the Church of Blood, orchestrating a plot in the final season to have Sebastian Sanger fulfill an apocalyptic prophecy.
Subject 13 / Conner Kent / Superboy
(played by Joshua Orpin) — supporting
Superman's genetic clone who joins the reformed Titans as a new member.
Donna Troy / Wonder Girl
(played by Conor Leslie) — supporting
Dawn Granger / Dove
(played by Minka Kelly) — supporting
Hank Hall / Hawk
(played by Alan Ritchson) — supporting
Barbara Gordon
(played by Savannah Welch) — supporting
Sebastian Sanger / Brother Blood
(played by Joseph Morgan) — supporting
Trigon's son at the center of an apocalyptic prophecy. The Church of Blood aims to make him fulfill his destiny of destroying the world.
Slade Wilson / Deathstroke
(played by Esai Morales) — supporting
Rose Wilson / Ravager
(played by Chelsea Zhang) — supporting
Bruce Wayne / Batman
(played by Iain Glen) — cameo
Komand'r / Blackfire
(played by Damaris Lewis) — cameo
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
May Bennett / Mother Mayhem → Sebastian Sanger / Brother Blood
(Power Cult Leader And Target) — Mother Mayhem directs the Church of Blood's effort to make Sebastian fulfill the prophecy.
Mother Mayhem leads the Church of Blood, which plots to have Sebastian fulfill his apocalyptic destiny.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Komand'r / Blackfire → Dick Grayson / Robin / Nightwing
(Conflict Competing Interest) — Blackfire initially contributes to the Titans' threats but later becomes connected to a possible change in allegiance.
The second season presents Blackfire as an emerging threat, while the third season describes her attempt to seek redemption for past actions.
Sebastian Sanger / Brother Blood → Dick Grayson / Robin / Nightwing
(Conflict Apocalyptic Threat) — Sebastian's prophetic role makes him central to the Titans' final apocalyptic conflict.
The prophecy centered on Sebastian involves destroying the world, and the Titans oppose the Church of Blood's plan.
May Bennett / Mother Mayhem → Dick Grayson / Robin / Nightwing
(Conflict Antagonist) — Mother Mayhem represents a major final-season threat to Dick and the Titans.
Mother Mayhem leads the Church of Blood's final-season plot to fulfill the prophecy centered on Sebastian, placing the Titans against her plan.
Tim Drake / Robin → Dick Grayson / Robin / Nightwing
(Alliance New Teammate) — Tim joins the team associated with Dick's leadership.
Tim is described as an aspiring vigilante who joins the reformed Titans team led by Dick.
Subject 13 / Conner Kent / Superboy → Dick Grayson / Robin / Nightwing
(Alliance New Teammate) — Conner joins Dick's reformed Titans as a new member.
Conner joins the reformed Titans as a new member, while Dick leads the reformed team.
Barbara Gordon → Jason Todd / Robin / Red Hood
(Alliance Protective Ally) — Barbara supports the response to the crisis caused by Jason's death and return.
Barbara works with Dick to protect Gotham after Jason is murdered and later joins the effort to stop the threat connected to Jason's return.
Dick Grayson / Robin / Nightwing → Barbara Gordon
(Alliance Crime-Fighting Partner) — Dick and Barbara cooperate to defend Gotham during the third-season crisis.
After Jason's death, Dick teams up with Police Commissioner Barbara Gordon to protect Gotham City.
Rose Wilson / Ravager → Slade Wilson / Deathstroke
(Assassin Conflict) — Rose and Deathstroke are connected to the assassin-centered threat surrounding the Titans' reformation.
The reference identifies Rose as an assassin and describes Deathstroke as a feared assassin whose return threatens the Titans.
Hank Hall / Hawk → Slade Wilson / Deathstroke
(Conflict Adversary) — Hank participates in the original Titans' conflict with Deathstroke.
The original Titans are forced to face Deathstroke again after his return.
Dawn Granger / Dove → Slade Wilson / Deathstroke
(Conflict Adversary) — Dawn is connected to the original team's renewed confrontation with Deathstroke.
The original Titans, including the members associated with Dawn and Hank, are forced to face Deathstroke again.
Donna Troy / Wonder Girl → Slade Wilson / Deathstroke
(Conflict Adversary) — Donna confronts Deathstroke as part of the original Titans' renewed conflict with him.
The original Titans are forced to face Deathstroke again after his return.
Dick Grayson / Robin / Nightwing → Slade Wilson / Deathstroke
(Conflict Adversary) — Deathstroke is a major enemy whose past conflict with Dick's original team drives the second-season threat.
Deathstroke's prior conflict with the original team caused the Titans to disband, and he later attempts to eliminate the heroes.
Donna Troy / Wonder Girl → Hank Hall / Hawk
(Alliance Original Teammate) — Donna and Hank share a history in the original Titans.
Donna, Dawn, and Hank are identified as members connected to the original Titans.
Donna Troy / Wonder Girl → Dawn Granger / Dove
(Alliance Original Teammate) — Donna and Dawn share membership in the original team.
Donna, Dawn, and Hank are identified as members connected to the original Titans.
Story Analysis
The series follows a young team through repeated cycles of formation, mistrust, revelation, separation, and reunion. External villains increasingly connect personal identity conflicts with city-wide and supernatural stakes.
Plot Progression
Season 1: Team Formation
— The team loses its base, confronts external threats, and begins developing internal trust. Hidden motives and the first direct encounter with Slade establish the series' long-running conflict.
Season 2: Trust and Betrayal
— The team confronts separation, fear, and the challenge of accepting a new member. Terra's apparent integration is overturned when Slade exposes her divided loyalties.
Season 3: Escalating Threats
— H.I.V.E. operations, political manipulation, technological threats, and supernatural dangers broaden the team's conflicts. The season moves from undercover investigation toward a larger Gotham crisis.
Season 4: Prophecy and Crisis
— The team faces identity struggles, alien conflicts, ancient powers, and Raven's inherited destiny. Personal revelations and physical separation test the group's ability to reunite.
Series Resolution: United Front
— The final conflict forces the team to combine its experience against an empowered enemy while Conner remains critically injured. The group resolves the immediate threat through collective action.
