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lol a little crossover that i thought of
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Yes, you have grasped the entire point. And thus, we can come full circle and see that in the TT cartoon series, Raven is an introvert that is annoyed by extroverts, and thus one cannot definitively say that Raven is 'with' Beast Boy, simply because her significantly different character in one of the comic book versions 'dated' him (and others as well, including Robin).
Now that's it taken over a week for you to 'get' my throw away comment related to another person's work, can we move on now?
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Raven didn't date Robin. She used her abilities to take charge of his emotions, using his natural instincts as a male against him, because he was fighting her control the entire time, especially since he was still riveted to Starfire at the time. In fact, Raven practically begged him by saying, "It's me you love Dick, not Koriand'r; ME!" But of course, the only love Dick felt for Raven was that of the sibling variety, for as his animated counterpart said in an issue of Teen Titans GO, the comics based on the 2003-2006 cartoon [which were, in turn, inspired by the original comic timeline pre-New 52, to the point that Marv Wolfman himself was on board as the show's writer-consultant] that spawned the recent chibi spin-off, "Raven's like the sister I never had". Odd, considering that Dick once considered Barbara Gordon as a sisterly figure before he began to show an attraction towards her back in his days as Batman's protégé. At any rate, though Raven also felt an attraction towards Kid Flash (in the comics, there were circumstances that forced Wally West to leave the team anyway, such as his engagement to Linda Park, his future as The Flash of the Justice League, and the fact that his powers at time were slowly consuming him from the inside out) and Jericho (this didn't work, courtesy of Trigon's imminent arrival, considering who Jericho's father is [Slade "Deathstroke the Terminator" Wilson, the Titans' arch foe], and the fact that Jericho would have feelings for crystal girl Kole Weathers, prior to the girl's heroic self-sacrifice to protect the team, a move that further drove the young body-jumper down the path to insane madness), the only true mutual romantic relationship Raven has had in the original timeline was with Beast Boy as part of her third life during the years of 2003-2011, just before the recent retcon/reboot. Both the 2003-2006 series and the recent chibi spin-off can attribute their existence and success from the comics, from which most of their references and plots come from. The core arcs of the 2003-2006 series, for example, were adaptations of popular comic stories, such as seasons 2 & 4 adapting Judas Contract & Terror of Trigon, respectively. Most of the pairings too, Flinx excepting but accounted for due to Wally being a flirt in every medium he appears in, can be taken from the comics too: mutual Rob/Star (although Star sees Robin as a brother in TTG, because that show was made years after Nightwing & Starfire had their falling out), puppy love BB/Terra (TTG portrayed Terra more accurately than the 2003-2006 series, but that's because the 2003-2006 series wanted us to get to know Terra beyond the scope of the source comics' jail bait sociopathic plot device, whereas TTG returned Terra to that mold), tough love BB/Rae (with them in the 2003-2006 series having a Beauty & the Beast motif - see The Beast Within - in the same way that Starfire was basically the "Ariel" to Robin's "Prince Eric", complete with Trouble in Tokyo including the famous boat ride sequence from the famous 1989 Disney animated film based upon the Hans Christian Anderson fairy tale), a Pocahontas-like look at Cyborg/Sarasim (with the latter being loosely based on the comics' Sarah Simms, a blond school teacher for amputated children, who was also seen in the issue of Teen Titans GO where Cyborg recounts his origin and tells Sarah - in a reference to the Sarasim episode of the show - that "[they] met in a previous life"), and even implied Slade/Terra throughout the second season (in fact, in a nod to the squick that was their original comics relationship, the original scripts for season 2 initially called for Terra to run away to Slade...BECAUSE she felt a strong attraction for the one-eyed mad man, despite the fact that she was outright told - by Beast Boy, of all Titans - that Slade was "one bad dude").
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Oh... my... God. Why in the world do you think anyone besides you cares!?
I thought you'd got the hint. But no. So... bye bye.
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Yes! Miss Martian! I love her!
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i just saying but raven and her exist in the same universe so they would have meet
so technically its not a crossover
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Actually, they can only co-exist in the comics. The Teen Titans cartoon has Dick Grayson and Wally West as Robin and Kid Flash, but so does the Young Justice cartoon, although they were Nightwing and The Flash when Young Justice began in the source comics, with Tim Drake and Bart Allen as members. In fact, in the comics, the New Teen Titans cast mentored Young Justice and the Young Justice members became the newest Titans under their leadership (though it was mostly the dating Beast Boy and Raven serving as leaders, as Nightwing left to form the Outsiders - with Starfire following him - after which, he pursued a solo hero career following his and Starfire's falling out and her joining R.E.B.E.L.S & as for Cyborg, he was largely missing-in-action, though he did appear sparingly to give sage advice to the young teens and assist Beast Boy, before eventually joining the Justice League).
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Of course I meant the comics I only use dat universe the shows change some characters too much
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Well, the comics themselves changed per New 52.
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I know just to let u know I am DC and marvel fan
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cool
who is your farvorite hero
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Too many. Collectively, I would put Teen Titans and X-Men above Justice League and the Avengers, because though I love the classic heroes - am a huge Batman and Hulk fan, for example - I seem to resonate more with the younger class, despite being 30. My personal list of favorite females also seems to come from my personal tastes in women. There has to be reason why I seem drawn to ladies like Raven, Psylocke, Rouge, etc. at one extreme and ladies like Catwoman, Talia Al Ghul, Batgirl, and even (as the only human without either gadgets or superheroes on my list) Pepper Potts on the other end.
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one of my two favorites from childhood till now raven and spiderman r my tops i also like one u said u like but webb slinging look more fun
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oh raven is that a blush you're trying to hide? X3
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