Are Teen Titans and The Batman 2004 in the Same Universe?

[@dcauwatchtower]

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[@wackymayo]

Haha, great to see you guys here

[@K.I.A-2.0]

No way

[@b-sidecassette]

YOU

[@RamiPr0]

yooo

[@aye_we_lit2913]

I did want to say this bc you are off on a few things, I just want to point it out for in case you decide to make a follow up video, in the final episode of the Batman episode 13 of season 5, robin confirms he is in middle school right before they take out the joining, he says “if that’s a shortcut to total knowledge, I’ll stick to middle school” in response to green arrow about Hugo strange. so that would confirm that he’s in the age group of 11-13 bc he’s in middle school. I’m sure it doesn’t make a big difference tho. Another thing is that in both future episodes, it’s covered in snow, that can easily mean that freeze was not defeated yet in the future in the teen titans episode & it can still connect, another thing is Scarface in the Batman has no correlation to teen titans Scarface, teen titans Scarface was made by brushugun, that confirms they are two different characters. So the only thing that can make it not in the same universe is killer moth, killer moth shows up in one episode & one episode alone in the Batman and that is season 4 episode 2. You can easily say that between the Batman & teen titans, he evolved as a villain. From robin middle school days to his late teens, a few years in between so that can give killer moth plenty of time to have evolved as a villain & he clearly would of had his daughter before he became killer moth. And in the first episode killer moth shows up in teen titans, robin clearly knows him, he knows who he is right off the bat, only thing he was surprised about was finding out he had a daughter but he knows who killer moth is, so now that I’ve cleared everything up, it’s safe to say that the shows take place in the same universe.

[@GangGang-r2z]

You haven't reached a dead end just yet. In The Batman (2004), Killer Moth is constantly trying to find a way to revert himself into a more human-like form. There's a small possibility where he could have succeeded resulting in his appearance in Teen Titans.

[@wackymayo]

Oh yeah, you're totally right! Maybe I'll look into it a little more because I do think these two series are connected

[@GamerSlyRatchet1]

Where are you getting this from? Killer Moth only appeared twice and he never tried to cure himself. Even in his appearance in The Batman Strikes, he was just robbing a bank.

[@tyronleung5276]

Killer moth in the batman and teen titans are different

[@djpetty6163]

Killer motg in teen titans is very robotic looking. Maybe you could head canon that he build himself into a cyborg in order to get back to some sort of humanoid form

[@odd-dev]

​@@djpetty6163or maybe just a more tougher and stronger suit

[@magnum9588]

You know what's funny about this theory. Robin only started appearing on The Batman, cause Teen Titans ended so they wouldn't be two Robins airing at the same time.

[@wackymayo]

Yeah! I talk about that briefly in my video but I do find it funny

[@richmonddjan6822]

Not Warner Bros putting restricting their own characters

[@SeanWheeler100]

So, if Teen Titans and The Batman were in the same universe, and Robin joined The Batman after Teen Titans ended, shouldn't that mean Robin was the leader of the Titans before he became Batman's sidekick?

[@theinsp3ctor368]

​@@SeanWheeler100 Teen Titans is set after The Batman in this case

[@SeanWheeler100]

@@theinsp3ctor368 Teen Titans and The Batman were different universes. One didn't come after another. Robin appeared in The Batman after Teen Titans ended because Warner Bros didn't want to confuse people with two different Robins. And if they were in the same universe, then they should go in chronological order as DC set both shows in contemporary times. Teen Titans wasn't set in the future like Batman Beyond, and The Batman was never marketed as a prequel to Teen Titans. So their placement on the timeline should be when they were released, and if so, the Batman references don't make sense in Teen Titans. And even if you say The Batman was a prequel to Teen Titans, not only is Killer Moth completely different between the two shows, but Robin didn't seem to know Killer Moth in Teen Titans.

[@volcanicz6739]

there might be a chance that inbetween The Batman and Teen Titans, Killer Moth tried to make an antidote or a genetic altering device that would make him closer to being human.

[@wackymayo]

Oh yeah that's totally something I didn't think about! I like that idea

[@dante_0962]

Have you ever seen he’s episode he doesn’t want to be human again he loves the way he looks.

[@kiritoswords6479]

You missed something. In one of the Teen Titans comics, Batman has a small cameo, and it's the same design as in The Batman.

[@wackymayo]

I did miss this! I meant to put it in but when I was writing the script it slipped my mind. I was also trying to look at just the TV shows however, but you are right!

[@NotMe-vx4vl]

it's crazy that he just shows up.

[@comicfan1324]

5:33 about the Scarface point, it’s worth noting that the Scarface of Gotham city and the Scarface of Tokyo are completely different characters. The scarface from teen titans trouble in Tokyo what is a fictional character brought to life by dark magic. So you could very easily head canon that this is an artistic reinterpretation of the actual Scarface. Alternatively you could just say that they happen to have the same name, since let’s be honest Scarface isn’t that unique of a villain name.

[@Nutterbutter123]

Very interesting, coming from someone who’s known 1 Rottweiler and 1 American bully both named Scarface from 2 different places at diff points in life 😂😂 Anyways, yeah 100% makes sense

[@Xx_B1ank_xX]

Check the comics out, Batman made an appearance and it's literally the The Batman from The Batman.

[@wackymayo]

This was actually something I was going to look into but completely forgot about it when writing the script. I will actually look into it more, cus I definitely think it's a solid piece of evidence lol

[@senzanome9824]

The comics of Teen Titans show aren't so good (the show itself is amazing)

[@KingofBeasts444]

That's false, it's the Justice League Unlimited version of him. On top of that part of the Justice League unlimited cast make cameos in an issue.

[@SupportGamin2025]

The comics aren't canon

[@The_Phantasm]

Killer Moth's appearance changing is exactly what happened in the comics. He knew he was lame, so he made a deal with the devil to be made into a moth monster during the Underworld Unleashed event in the comics. Maybe in this insatnce he made a deal to be less monstrous, hence his Teen Titans design.

[@TheUnseenPath]

Actually, Scarface, being as a ghost does make a little bit of sense, because you could say that spirit was possessing the doll and then was released but the characters recognize that in teen titans.

[@cesaralejandro7725]

Robin from the Batman and teen titans are the same person in the same universe I actually believe that

[@ironpiyepic2666]

1. Scarface has always been a form of spirit making their host do what they want so maybe the scarface in teen titans is just the spirit that escaped 2. Moth man can mutate once and slowly become more muscly and defined as their body is already maluable

[@marlo176]

Scarface hasn't always been a spirit. In most cases, Scarface was just an alternate personality of Arnold Wesker

[@ironpiyepic2666]

@@marlo176 but it is always implied that he can't control it no matter what so it could possibly be a possession

[@comicfan1324]

It’s noteworthy that in both episodes that deal with the distant future the city is left in a almost apocalyptic winter as both episodes borrow some elements from the comic “the dark Knight returns“ (The Batman episode is far more obvious in that, but the teen titans episode features a cameo from the mutants) I would definitely consider the connections between teen titans and the Batman to be “fanon“. There’s nothing that straight up confirms they share a universe, but you could very easily fit them together and there wouldn’t be much, if any, contradictions. Edit: In the episode killer moth appears in the Batman he ends up getting mutated into a black and white monster. Although he looks notably different than the version seen in teen titans he borrows a lot of the same design elements. It’s not a perfect fit, but you can very easily work around the killer moth issue. Like I said, even if there’s nothing definitive putting these two shows together, most issues with them being said in the same universe could very easily be worked around so I see no real reason why they can’t share a universe

[@EV_Comics]

I like the theory of The Batman 2004's Killermoth is a poser, who turns into a Killer Moth, but he's not THE Killermoth.

[@mr.knightthedetective7435]

There is a simple answer: Killer Moth went through metamorphosis and evolved

[@evenhartwick4422]

i think these two fit better than Teen Titans being in the DCAU but at the end of the day they were all developed as unconnected shows and unfortunately thats what they will always be but at least we have head canon so if it makes enough sense in your mind for them to be connected, why not? they can all sorta fit together. its not like saying Spectacular Spider-Man takes places in the same universe as the 60s show or something like that

[@darkyozora1222]

Also its good to know in static shock the robin thats in the teen titans in the DCAU is tim drake cause dick became nightwing long before virgil got his powers.

[@nikomiller]

There are plenty of characters between Batman TAS and the rest of DCAU where they look/act completely different despite the shows obviously being set in the same universe.

[@RunicRazili]

Even Batman himself is significantly different

[@deathknight1239]

Well to be fair characters having different designs doesn't really mean much because batman the animated series and the new batman adventures are confirmed to be cannon to eachother yet almost batmans entire rogues gallery have completely different designs with some of the biggest differences being catwoman and scarecrow so if those to shows are cannon to eachother i think one minor villian having a different design is not an issue.

[@dragon_ninja_2186]

While not fitting perfectly, this is definitely my head canon. If we squint enough, both can fit. No harm in both being in the same universe or not. Besides two of my favorite shows growing up taking place in the same world? Heck yeah!

[@edwardmasino9416]

They could be different killer moths. The character has different identities in the comics.

[@ProjectEchoshadow]

Didn’t teen titans killer moth make his own mutant moths? Maybe he tried to fix himself after being mutated and that’s how he got his more humanoid design. He is the source of fan favourite character Silkie

[@dylanz-jjba]

you can just assume the scarface ghost is stuck inside the puppet untill he gets set free

[@Ang3LofSp4rK]

Grayson Robin at 'roughly 14' is new to me; almost every story I've looked at is 8~12. But 12's not far off from 14, so'z it's fine I guess. Also the Scarfaces are actually just two different characters with the same name. DC actually has diff villains (and heroes) with the same name. The Scarface from the TT movie is a drawing brought to life. Someone else in the comments probs mentioned this too. Also, for this same reason (diff char, same name), Killer Moth doesn't have to be a dead end.

[@charko4191]

yup, The Robin from 2004 being 14 was also weird to me (I am actually hearing this for the first time). The art style confused me as well cause he looked younger but talked like a teen Don't even start on Barbara I was shocked when she turned out to be a college student... but to be fair Harley in that show looks very young as well It kinda reminds me of that later art style of Batman the animated series that made women look very petite and young. Although I do love the art in Batman 2004

[@jamalstevens8543]

What if killer moth is just in the first stage of mutation in the Batman

[@wackymayo]

Although I really like this idea, the way he is in Teen Titans would make it seem more like a regression due to his human-like behavior and body. I do think this is a great concept

[@GamerSlyRatchet1]

I completely agree. I don’t think the shows were ever intended to be canon to each other. However, I know some people have fun thinking that way, so I’m not that worried about it.

[@VicMeep]

I remember thinking this to myself when i was 13 because of the art styles 😭

[@alienstar2088]

In regards to Killer Moth's mutation, it is possible that he continued to mutate throughout his existence. Either the continued mutation was a natural progression to being exposed to the chemicals or the initial mutated Moth sought a way to limit his mutation to have the best of both worlds. We do see many times that Killer Moth is very skilled in genetic manipulation, I mean, look at the amount of the larva he makes that later themselves mutate. Assuming that those larva are genetic creations and not aliens or something, then I'd find it reasonable that Killer Moth could find a way to limit his own mutation later down the line when he appears in Teen Titans.

[@valviform]

IF I HAD A NICKEL FOR EVERY TIME A DC ANIMATED SHOW STARTED AFTER 2002 AND BEFORE 2005 HAD ONE SINGLE EPISODE IN THE FUTURE WHERE DICK GRAYSON BECOMES NIGHTWING AND IS NEVER REFERENCED AGAIN, I'D HAVE TWO NICKELS, WHICH ISN'T A LOT BUT IT'S WEIRD THAT IT HAPPENED TWICE

[@Ayden-b8q]

Killer mouth is obsessed with turning people into bugs he probably mutated himself again

[@TheManWhoLaughs2008]

I remember back in the day come home from school and watching Teen Titans. Great memories. Still can’t believe the garbage they replaced it with.

[@dummy.phat_womprat]

if I’m not mistaken a few different people have had the Killer Moth mantle so it’s not far fetched to believe they’re different people after all likely? maybe not but possible? definitely

[@cesaralejandro7725]

The Batman is a prequel to the teen titans series

[@Lemuel928]

Darkfire himself living at both universes:”Yes.”

[@FriskDreemurrOfBiggCityPort]

Theory: The Batman was probably a prequel.

[@travingibson1719]

The first killer moth died in the comics and there are different killer moths that take up the mantle after him

[@swagman299]

Well if Teen Titans Robin is older than The Batman’s Robin is older Killer Mouth could’ve just mutated again, both shows also were on both Kids Wb and Cartoon Network and there is an issue of the comic that goes with the Teen Titans cartoon that shows Batman very similar to his The Batman design from when Robin shows up

[@TheSsjJoker]

I will die on the hill that 2004 is the same continuity as teen titans 🔥

[@blu_j_1977]

The final episode of The Batman has Robin asking about starting a “Jr. Justice League”

[@parker_005]

If we've learned anything about connecting things from the DCAU, it's that characters are gonna look different from each show. For example, The Penguin. In BTAS he looks more like Batman Returns Penguin and in TNBA he looks more comic accurate. So you haven't reached a dead end when you say Killer Moth is completely different because frankly if these shows were to connect then the point I made above would just carry on over.

[@cesaralejandro7725]

I still think the series are linked even to this day

[@Kingk2400]

There is a comic book panel showing the face of batman watching over robin and Starfire from the top of a building, and he looks identical to the batman shown in "The batman". It is a Canon teen titans comic I remember watching a video abt a few yrs ago

[@enviousgaming3250]

i head canon that the batman 2004 was a prequel to teen titans even though i know full well they are seperate universes. however one thing that really helped get the theory popular was that in a teen titans comic that took place some time in the teen titans universe was batman watchded robin on his birthday and his design was identical to the 2004 batman design given im sure that was the artists own preference and decision having been a fan of the art design of t he 2004 show so im sure it isn't anything but it is still fun to see that batman shared the same design with the 2004 batman

[@jozen1098]

Hey man, I hit the same exact dead end researching the connection between the evil kid vigilante Skorn and if he becomes Red X, good to know I wasn’t the only person to see that it wouldn’t work.

[@abelmartinezofficial]

I feel like killer moth could be explained by watchtower database when they said that character designs can vary between shows and still be canon

[@BombasticLion]

Characters can have different designs and still be the same character. Just look at all the characters from TNBA, BTAS, STAS, and JL/JLU. All different designs for the same characters in a relatively close time period.

[@barkbush8048]

I remember seeing a kidswb commercial of batman 2004 and teen titans thinking they were gonna do a crossover

[@ChristianMassey-xi9dh]

Can't remember which one but there's one episode that shows their origin. You won't hear the name batman but you'll know when you watch it.

[@BreezeTheBeard]

Man great video. Do you do all your own editing?

[@LT.Galperson]

Just look at the inconsistencies of designs in the DCAU which means it being the same killer moth is possible

[@arionhalqe2001]

You made me remeber my childhood thank you

[@kingmasterlord]

5:42 yeah that's what was _in_ the puppet. and if years have passed, Killer Moth has likely tried several chemicals to alter his powers.

[@jacksonlowery5290]

I think it could still link up because I heard somewhere that there are three different people that take on the mantle of Killer Moth.

[@lHaveFeet]

I like to think Killer Moth some how mutated himself to that form off camera

[@nikhilkartha]

I'm not even going to watch this video but the thumbnail tried to compare Tim Drake Robin to Dick Grayson Robin and that is clickbait.

[@the_wolfman_max]

You might be correct in thinking the two shows are in the same universe and perhaps they are in the same universe but in a separate timeline of that universe or simply a style change decision like in Batman TAS and Batman TNA series being the same continuity but definitely styled. The creators of Batman TAS & TNA explained the differences in costumes, villains and other characters are still in the same continuity. Many youtubers tried to debunk it but came to the conclusion that Bruce Timm wasn't joking. The differences between the Joker's appearances really caught me off gaurd but finding out they are in the same continuity was wild. Hope this helps.

[@inshal6420]

I never knew TNBA and BTAS were the same until way later. I found out around the time of Arkham City I was in middle school. Sort of sad to think that Bruce went from a guy that trusted others and was good to his family to what we see in TNBA. His arc was the opposite of Arkham Batman.

[@DerangedIntellectual9]

this been my headcanon since i was a kid lol. aint noone gon tell me otherwise

[@cristinofuentes7275]

Probably not canon but there’s a short tv spot where the Titans crossover with The Batman and his batcave and him and the titans Robin have a very brief dialogue exchange

[@Rman94]

Making the Bo Staff one of this version of Richard’s go to weapons in both “The Batman” and “Teen Titans” instead of a pair of Escrima sticks like most versions of Robin/NightWing use was an interesting choice. Probably because Tim Drake who was Robin in the comics at that time used a bo staff, but since Batman trained both in the use of many weapons it doesn’t exclude Dick and Tim from using the other’s preferred weapon. Besides, as a world class Acrobat, Dick probably also got the feel for a bo staff from the balancing stick Tight rope walkers used at Haley’s circus.

[@Ironbat22222]

What if the one on TT is a more progressed form of the mutated form resulting in a more humanoid appearance

[@everythinggoodwastaken]

This dude looks like Benjamin Ingrosso, ”a swedish singer”

[@kingmasterlord]

the "who's the lackey now, huh?" scene vs Penguin in Batman 2004 is proof enough for me, Teen Titans Robin is crashout king.

[@luckybubblegum]

I think it’s more that Killer-Moth is an idiot in the Batman, and not in Teen Titans.

[@gothikaxenon]

The Batman series and Teen Titans are both from the DC Comics universe. There was also a scene from the Teen Titans episode “Haunted” with a brief flashback showing Robin’s parents being murdered by Tony Zucco.

[@recreationcomics7226]

your forgetting one thing, killer moth prolly evolved like a real moth

[@YeetoTheYeetafic]

Maybe these are the same Earth but different timelines, one is Flashpoint or the Post-Flashpoint timeline and the other is Pre-Flashpoint timeline

[@CM1_SonicAndOtherStuff]

THAT'S WHAT I WAS THINKING! Robin from the batman looks too similar to robin from teen titans!

[@Natralally]

Flash and Green arrow who are in the batman cartoon may have a connection to the titans cartoon too.

[@TheUnseenPath]

To be fair, you could make the excuse with killer moth that much like in the Iron Man films were they recast Terrence Howard for Don Cheadle and it’s still supposed to be the same guy maybe that’s the same excuse for this if we look at it like that.

[@Kazuma_Drake]

funny enough in Static Shock Batman mentioned Robin was in the Teen Titans so....

[@awlomthesheepermen]

You could just look the other way at killer moth

[@silentsrise562]

Strange how no one in the comments mentions the batman in static shock addresses the teen titans when Virgil asks where robin is?

[@_treeee_maine_]

1. different Robin and different universe 2. they jumped the shark with that since they didn’t know for sure if TT would be in the DCAU at that time

[@francoperalta5986]

Regarding Killer Moth, he is a mutant moth so it could be that he changes over the couple years. You could also chalk that up to design inconsistencies. I mean Batman TAS and TNBA had character design inconsistencies too and we don't question them being in the same universe. I think a real killer of this theory is if Glenn or a higher up said so which they haven't. Or we saw TT Robin meeting a character he already met in The Batman. The Bat Embargo is not a confirmation, it just means they didn't want more than one robin around for fear of confusing people. it had nothing to do with the canonicity of the shows.

[@TemalimXR]

I always thought of it as teen Titans takes place in an almost identical universe, just like 12 centimeters to the left, to explain the slight changes lol

[@baligong3592]

One point I would like to add: Both Robins behave oh so differently, and if TT's Robin is anything like Batman, it would mean '04's Batman is not TT's Batman. '04's Batman is a Kind Hearted Batman, being more reserved and Quiet in Earlier Seasons. Although he was more "mean" in Season 3, it's mainly because he doesn't want Batgirl joining him risking her life. Robin in The Batman '04 also is more Friendly and has fun being a Hero, While being less strict. I honestly can't see how the most kind-hearted passionate Batman created a Dick Grayson who's seen as a Serious rendition of Robin.

[@laurenstanciel1247]

I mean the episode Artifacts shows that Barbara ends up in a wheelchair like the comics. If the event that caused that to happen is even half as bad as what happened in the comics that could’ve changed him in addition to just aging.

[@baligong3592]

@@laurenstanciel1247 If it's anything like the comics, then even if it changed him, the trajectory is still different from TT03's Robin. Considering Barbara became wheelchair bound as an Adult.

[@gregfoster3757]

Actually the watchtower database is gonna do a video on this subject when they hit 200 patterns

[@wackymayo]

I know, I'm really excited to see what they have to say about it too

[@heavenlyderpfowl1180]

You do know that the reason why batgirl became a sidekick first is because dc didn't want people thinking they were the same robin, right?

[@LazyPirate8]

Kids WB has kinda hinted that for one commercial

[@KingofBeasts444]

Literally no one is talking about how Justice League Unlimited cameoed in the Teen Titans tie in comics... Instead the all just gaslight each other Batman in it is from The Batman even though the designs don't match. The Batman distinctly has claws on his gloves.

[@Je-S1001]

5:45 THAT THING HAS A NAME?! I didn’t think any of those ink guys had names, I just assumed only Saico-tek had one. 😅

[@MisterGuy25]

I’m confused, what year did The Batman (2004) come out? I must’ve missed it in the video

[@nikki3760]

Bruh, that got me ngl

[@justo9815]

In my head Killer Moth just kinda kept mutating or in trying to make himself human again he ended up just mutating into what he is in Teen titans

[@joemomma9903]

Underrated Chanel man idk how I have more subs than you you deserve way more

[@KosmikRedd]

What if Killer Moth mutates in The Batman (2004) but in between 2004 and Teen Titans he is figuring out his cute (as a previous comment suggested) but ends up failing turning his current mutant moth form more humanoid. In short between both shows killer moth had somehow made himself more humanoid using a chemical component and as he mutates the colours shifted also.

[@scourge_gfx764]

they have both different killer moth in the comics so i guess that the same in the show

[@ender7278]

They should do a DtV movie (since they make them annually anyway) bridging the gap between the two shows, with Robin leaving Batman to found the Titans and The Batman Killer Moth turning into Teen Titans Killer Moth.

[@Tre-z9e]

Wait!×5 i got an idea... Have it ever clicked to anyone that in certain teen Titans episodes that the theme song plays in Japanese are more comedic episodes and are not meant to take serious(now those are cannon for sure). So when we're comparing teen Titans to the Batman we can only compare the teen Titans episodes that are played in English. so some comparisons and conflicts you made to teen Titans and the Batman can't be fair unless teen titans episodes have the english theme. those are more serious and may correlate.

[@silasgomezcaceres8263]

But then again did Robin actually know who killer moth was back then if he saw him in Teen Titans he would have been like a killer moth it's you but he doesn't recognize him at all...and he forgot to mention in the video the Teen Titans comic book where Robin and Starfire are kissing and Batman watches them with the same design from the Batman 2004

[@inshal6420]

The puppet looking different could be explained away with the “different lens” explanation the DCAU uses. Killer Moth being a different guy works for me I don’t think it’s stupid lol. In the source material he’s been different people. In the tie in comic we see Batman of the Teen Titans universe and he looks like The Batman 2004.

[@reni6771]

I don't like how they changed barbras age to younger she was older in the comics old enough to be a full grown adult when Robin(Dick grayson was little)

[@inshal6420]

I think it was because WB wouldn’t let them use Robin and they needed a kid sidekick.

[@ferrum7703]

Style of Ben 10 looks like at style of this Batman version

[@yehhkow847]

Killer moth got mutated again info his teen titans form Boom

[@RainyDays2099]

Y’all seen teen titans vs. teen titans go right?

[@AngelaMJury]

1:52 oh boy, Lego Star Wars two got the joke

[@SeanWheeler100]

What was the joke with LEGO Star Wars II? That Teen Titans ended the same year LEGO Star Wars II was released? That's not funny. LEGO Star Wars II was released in September. And 2006 also happened to be the year Sonic 06 came out, the Playstation 3 came out that year, and I can look up a list of things that happened in 2006. So what?

[@AngelaMJury]

Lego Star Wars 2 came out 9/11

[@SeanWheeler100]

@@AngelaMJury Oh. And The Batman started on 9/11 too. Got it.

[@theriddler912]

I was about to say I though, I heard this question somewhere else

[@escherwd]

Another great video!! Sending love from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷❤️❤️

[@wackymayo]

Muito obrigado! Estou em suas paredes :)

[@hadeshelm02]

He actually mutates in the ep he appears

[@Jacoq]

I am in fact here because watchtower database has not made this video yet. Despite saying they will make such a video. Nice job!

[@ibisenriquez28]

I think you're just lacking imagination, killer moth could've gone through a secondary mutation to look how he does in teen titans

[@valentecarrillo4259]

I heard they didn't introduce Robin first on The batman because he's on Teen Titans. Is probably trure which is stupid those two shows are completely different and they both have different voice actors for Robin.

[@skxlter5747]

Robin in teen titans has to be like 18 or 19 since that was the age that dick left bruce and went out on his own

[@Diemondbakk]

Before watching I’d like to say as a kid I made it my own head cannon the Batman and teen titans were cannon. The art style was close enough. But at that time I called cannon universes lol