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== [[Fridge Brilliance]] == |
== [[Fridge Brilliance]] == |
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* Robin's apparently lethal beat-down of Saico-Tek in Tokyo seems out of character for someone who was trained by Batman, who takes [[Thou Shalt Not Kill]] so seriously he even spares [[Complete Monster|Complete Monsters]] like the Joker. However, it's shown at several points in the series that Robin, for all his training (or perhaps because of it), has quite the [[Unstoppable Rage|inner rage problem]], and control issues to boot. The [[No |
* Robin's apparently lethal beat-down of Saico-Tek in Tokyo seems out of character for someone who was trained by Batman, who takes [[Thou Shalt Not Kill]] so seriously he even spares [[Complete Monster|Complete Monsters]] like the Joker. However, it's shown at several points in the series that Robin, for all his training (or perhaps because of it), has quite the [[Unstoppable Rage|inner rage problem]], and control issues to boot. The [[No-Holds-Barred Beatdown|beatdown]] he gives Saico-Tek is ''identical'' to the one he unleashed against the Slade-bots in the first season's two-parter finale. You know, the one where he ''frightened'' the other Teen Titans and almost went psychotic on an innocent civilian he spotted near the scene? And all because he kept getting the run-around from Slade? |
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** Don't forget, {{spoiler|Saico-Tek is made of ''ink''. Robin's beating may not have been too strong for a robot or even a human body...but a blob of solidified liquid?}} |
** Don't forget, {{spoiler|Saico-Tek is made of ''ink''. Robin's beating may not have been too strong for a robot or even a human body...but a blob of solidified liquid?}} |
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** Also, Robin believed Saico-Tek had a [[Healing Factor]], since he'd regenerated from everything he'd been hit with the first time. So naturally, he wouldn't hold back on someone who could take it and who had required so much effort to subdue the first time. |
** Also, Robin believed Saico-Tek had a [[Healing Factor]], since he'd regenerated from everything he'd been hit with the first time. So naturally, he wouldn't hold back on someone who could take it and who had required so much effort to subdue the first time. |
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Fridge Brilliance
- Robin's apparently lethal beat-down of Saico-Tek in Tokyo seems out of character for someone who was trained by Batman, who takes Thou Shalt Not Kill so seriously he even spares Complete Monsters like the Joker. However, it's shown at several points in the series that Robin, for all his training (or perhaps because of it), has quite the inner rage problem, and control issues to boot. The beatdown he gives Saico-Tek is identical to the one he unleashed against the Slade-bots in the first season's two-parter finale. You know, the one where he frightened the other Teen Titans and almost went psychotic on an innocent civilian he spotted near the scene? And all because he kept getting the run-around from Slade?
- Don't forget, Saico-Tek is made of ink. Robin's beating may not have been too strong for a robot or even a human body...but a blob of solidified liquid?
- Also, Robin believed Saico-Tek had a Healing Factor, since he'd regenerated from everything he'd been hit with the first time. So naturally, he wouldn't hold back on someone who could take it and who had required so much effort to subdue the first time.