(Image credit: hbo max press) Not So Right: Giving Beast Boy And Others Meaningful ArcsĪcross both comics and animated TV projects, Beast Boy has cemented himself as a fan favorite DC hero, with his wisecracking and animal transformations distracting from his emotional personal story. So now that we're a third of the way through the season, let's quickly run through six things Titans Season 3 is definitely getting right, followed by three elements that the DC series is getting not so right. But with big exits come big entrances, and Season 3 has given fans a lot to indulge in already.Īs a Titans fan from the first minute - or at least the first F-bomb - I'm definitely enjoying Season 3 on the whole, although similarly to how things went in the first two seasons, there are certain persisting elements that keep me from affixing it to a Wayne Family-approved pedestal. Many things have changed from where the story wrapped up in the Season 2 finale back in November 2019, such as the early-season absences of Teagan Croft's Rachel/Raven and Conor Leslie's Donna/Wonder Girl, with no follow-up about Esai Morales' Deathstroke (at least so far). We expect this to be nothing more than a coincidence, but Lycurgo can be seen as one of the terrified goons in the debut trailer.Now part of HBO Max's ever-growing slate of modest-to-high-budgeted superhero fare, Titans returned to streaming TV in a big and Nightwing-y way with its highly anticipated third season. Variety also confirmed that Tim Drake will enter the show "as a streetwise kid who’s managed to grow up on the toughest streets without losing his indelible belief in heroism." Interestingly, Jay Lycurgo who plays Drake, will appear as a supporting role in The Batman from Matt Reeves in 2022. Jonathan Crane will serve as an inmate at Arkham Asylum who offers his services as a criminal profiler to the police department. The two will work together and try to learn from the "mistakes of their parents", according to showrunner Greg Walker.Īt the same time, Dr. Here, Dick Grayson will meet up with Barbara Gordon, the former Batgirl who was paralyzed by Joker and now heads up the GCPD (via Variety). Season 3 of Titans will take the group from San Francisco into the heart of Gotham City. It's widely speculated that he is playing a much younger version of Jason Todd. In April 2021, it was confirmed that Crane will be played by Vincent Kartheiser, best known as Mad Men's Pete Campbell and Connor from Buffy spin-off Angel.Ĭole King has been cast in an undisclosed role. More villains are incoming too, as season 2 guest star Blackfire (Damaris Lewis) will be bumped up to a regular member, alongside the introduction of Arkham Asylum inmate Dr. Most notably, Savanna Welch has been confirmed to play Barbara Gordon (Batgirl), while Jay Lycurgo will suit up as Tim Drake, the third Robin. Titans is known for its extensive line-up and season 3 is set to increase that further, thanks to the arrival of numerous fan-favorite characters from the world of Batman. Iain Glen's Bruce Wayne will return (along with his 'American' accent) too. Ryan Potter - Garfield "Gar" Logan/Beast BoyĪll of the main cast of superheroes from Titans season 2 will return - including Conor Leslie's Donna Troy, who was seemingly killed off in last year's finale.
Brenton Thwaites - Dick Grayson/Nightwing.The full confirmed cast list so far for Titans season 3 can be seen below: (Image credit: Warner Bros/HBO Max/DC Entertainment)
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