About “Titans” in a few words:

Titans is an American superhero streaming television series based on the DC Comics team of the same name. The show follows a group of young superheroes led by Dick Grayson, who goes by the alter ego of Robin, as they navigate their way through a world of danger and intrigue. The Titans must learn to work together to defeat their enemies while dealing with personal struggles and emotional baggage. The series is known for its dark and gritty tone and has gained a dedicated fan following since its premiere in 2018.

Meet the characters from Titans

Nightwing

Okay, Nightwing is that annoyingly graceful person who can flip onto a rooftop and then apologize for messing up your haircut — charismatic, disciplined, and secretly a big softie. He’s the team glue: leader-ish without being the bossy kind, more like the older sibling who actually listens and then puns at you. Loves gadgets but will 100% choose a handshake over a laser every time (unless there’s an acrobatics contest, then game on). Sometimes broody, sometimes jokey, and sometimes inexplicably into artisanal sandwiches at 2 a.m., which makes no sense but is peak Nightwing.

Starfire

Starfire is pure, incandescent chaos in the best way — warm, open-hearted, and the kind of person who gives you three hugs and then a history lesson about her planet. She’s fierce in battle and baffled by small Earth things like sarcasm, bureaucracy, and canned soup labels (why do they hide the stars?!). Will joyfully eat something spicy and then wonder why her whole shipmates’ faces are burning, and also collects glittery things for reasons that are both sentimental and totally practical. Sometimes she’s naive and sometimes she’s terrifyingly wise, and honestly both at once is the whole point.

Rachel Roth

Rachel is moody and mysterious but also quietly observant — like a storm in human form who takes notes and then turns those notes into slightly terrifying metaphors. She radiates quiet power, has a dark sense of humor that sneaks up on you, and carries emotional weight like a well-read paperback in her bag. Protective but secretly craving normalcy (pizza and a dumb sitcom, please), she oscillates between serene control and “uh-oh something pulsed” in a heartbeat. There’s sadness wrapped in jokes and the whole vibe is sad-poetic but not always sad on purpose, just… layered.

Beast Boy

Beast Boy is a walking cartoon and a living meme, and you will both be annoyed and delighted within five minutes of meeting him. He’s silly, snack-obsessed, and will absolutely turn into a raccoon mid-conversation to steal your fries — it’s his love language. Despite the clownish exterior, he’s profoundly loyal and kind of unexpectedly wise about feelings (in a “let’s cry to a stupid movie together” way). He claims he hates responsibilities but will make a spreadsheet for the team’s taco night, so pick your conclusions.

Wonder Girl

Wonder Girl is fierce, regal, and the type to show up in armor and then order a latte with equal seriousness. She’s trained, principled, and has this steady confidence that’s slightly intimidating but very comforting if you’re on her side. Loves a good workout, collects old heroic tales, and also cries at tiny dog videos sometimes — which she hides with a stiff upper lip and a battle-ready stance. Can be uncompromising but not without a soft center; she just buries it under a tactical helmet sometimes.

Dove

Dove is calm to the point of being almost annoyingly serene — the appointed peacekeeper who also knows exactly how to disarm someone and will do it with a little shrug. She’s meditative, compassionate, and somewhere between a philosophy professor and your chill yoga instructor. Yet don’t be fooled: her gentleness is a choice, a practiced strength, and she can be unexpectedly brutal when needed (and slightly mortified about it afterwards). Loves tea, hates unnecessary noise, but inexplicably has a playlist of angry punk songs she listens to while baking.

Hawk

Hawk is all raw energy and “hit it hard” aesthetics — loud, hot-headed, and gloriously unapologetic about it. He’s the brawler with a heart, the kind who screams at bad guys and then leaves a voicemail apologizing for the screaming (maybe). Has an oversharing streak and a soft spot for fragile things like abandoned couches and surprisingly tender baristas. He claims he’s not sentimental but will keep a ridiculous souvenir that literally contradicts his “tough guy” speech.

Rose Wilson

Rose is sharp, snarky, and absolutely lethal with a grin that says “I’ll fix this and then sass you.” She’s been trained hard, uses sarcasm as armor, and has a messed-up soft spot for stray animals and messed-up vinyl records. Acts like she doesn’t care, but also notices every small kindness and stores it like contraband; very proud but will accept help if you’re sneaky about it. Occasionally contradictory: wants to be invisible and also desperately wants everyone to see her, which makes her deliciously complicated.

Superboy

Superboy is brawn with a surprisingly tender center — like a giant action figure that reads poetry at night. He’s impulsive, protective, and has the world’s most confusing relationship with anger management and hugs (both big and frequent). Loves junk food and has an alarming amount of soft plush things in his room, which clashes with his “tough clone” image and makes everything more adorable. He wants to be normal and also doesn’t know what normal is, so he sort of invents it as he goes.

Barbara Gordon

Barbara is that razor-sharp brain in a trench coat who will file a report, solve a crime, and make you laugh dryly before breakfast. She’s meticulous, principled, and quietly sardonic, with a love for bureaucracy that you didn’t know could be adorable. Underneath the polished professionalism there’s a stubborn streak that hoards old comic pins and eats terrible cafeteria cookies at midnight, so don’t let her neat desk fool you. She’s simultaneously the calm anchor and the one who’ll personally organize your emotional first aid kit.