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* [[Reality Warper]]: Mumbo, Larry
** Mad Mod turned the sky into a huge Union Jack... ''somehow''. To say nothing of all the ''other'' unexplained weirdness that happens whenever he shows up. Though Mad Mod is probably more a [[Master of Illusion]] than a [[Reality Warper]].
* [[The Real Remington Steele]]: The second Red X.
* [[Rebellious Prisoner]]:
** "Only Human" has Atlas imprison the Titans as "trophies" within impenetrable orbs, to incentivize Cyborg to fight him in-person. They spend most of their screen time trying to break the orbs, with Beast Boy experimenting by transforming into different strong animals. When Atlas's sidekick tells them to deal with permanent captivity, Robin asks why work for someone that demeans and doesn't respect you. He convinces Mechanic to free them, and stop helping Atlas.
** In "The Prophecy," Slade lures the Titans into a trap and succeeds in capturing them when Raven flees to Azarath. Despite realizing they are under-equipped to handle his [[Super Strength]] and fire powers, they keep fighting, even when bound in fiery ropes. There's a shot of Robin realizing that his friends are going to die, which motivates him to try and get up.
** "The End, Part One" has Trigon mindraping Raven via psychic link when he sends Slade and his army to storm Titans Tower, saying that unless she surrenders to become his [[Apocalypse Maiden]], he will make her watch the Titans die. Her friends told her to stay in the safe room they made because if they [[Hold the Line]] long enough, Trigon's window of opportunity will pass. She surrenders for their sake, while using the last of her power to protect them from the oncoming apocalypse; they later use it to fight Trigon and track her down in the wasteland. Yet while being escorted to the sacrificial altar, she tells Slade that he may think he's powerful, but Trigon will dispose of him when he's no longer useful. He tries to attack her, only for the army to turn on him. Raven snarks that he's become useless to Trigon already.
* [[Rebus Bubble]]
** {{smallcaps|Raven + Larry = NUCLEAR EXPLOSION!}}
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