"Teenage Titans" is one of the best and most famous superhero animated shows ever made, the one that, together "Avatar: The last airway" helped to change children's shows forever With its anime-inspired appearance and engagement with subjects such as disability and racism. There were varnishes of the character that developed during every season, fantastic animation and tone that balanced light with moments of gravitations and character drama. Plus, in essence, it was a show for teenagers. This last part is important, because the change from many episodic storytelling stories of (still masterful) Bruce Team shows like "Batman: the animated series" or "Justice League" to the addition of multiple serial elements and the development of characters It paved the way for darker, edier shows as "young justice".

Inspired by the stories of the 80's by MARV Wolfmann and The deceased, great George Perez"Teenagers Titans" follows Robin (Scotland Menville), capable leader of the group; Starfire (Hinden Wolf), a foreign princess of Tamaran who is infinitely iousubopite; Boyvero boy (Greg Hipps), a Joker that can turn into any animal; Cyborg (Curry Payton), semi-human/semi-robot cyborg with incredible technological power; and Raven (Tara Strong), powerful mental and first introduction to the generation of the Gift Girl Archetype. The play follows their adventures as they deal with their friendships, the horrors of adolescence and threatening villains such as Slide (Ron Perlman), the wicked supergroup known as Hive, the wicked demon of Raven, Trigon (Kevin Michael Richardson) and many more.

Similar to "Justice League: Unlimited", "Teen Titans" have brought many characters with comic books on the screen that have not received the center of attention in the past, such as Bumblebee, Más Y Menos and Brother Blood. But the show also introduced some intriguing characters from their own who later made the page jump, as the mysterious and enticing red, one of the biggest repetitive characters in the show and also one of her greatest mysteries. If you've ever wondered who is behind the mask or what happened to the character, this is a guide for you.

One interesting thing for "teenage titans" is that he never dealt with secret identities. Even if most team members have real names, they really refer to each other from their superhero monitors. They do not care about their external lives; They know enough that it doesn't matter. This is not the case with Robin, who always felt like a member of the team hiding something and guarding his friends in length. (That's because of Batman. It's Always Because of Batman.) Throughout the whole play, we never find out which Robin is the one under the mask, but that is not the only secret he holds.

Indeed, Robin's biggest secret is that he has another secret identity. In episode 9 of the first season of "Teenagers Titans", Robin has decided to come out independently to finally catch his archinism, Slide. To get closer to him, Robin donates a new uniform and becomes a reddish red villain in order to become an accomplice of Slide. Since he did not care to share this plan with the rest of the team, it caused a breach of confidence between them after finding out.

The red suit "Robin" was powered by a chemical compound named Zinotium which gave him more power and strength than he had as his personality to Robin - he could even teleport! Most importantly, the identity of the red Ц gave the audience a great insight into Robin as a character. It shows the inner darkness that Robin fights, revealing what will become if he is allowed to go too far in crime. Because "teenage titans" never identify Robin, which means we cannot say for sure that this is Asoneyson Todd gave his personality to his personality with a red hoodedRed X makes a unique taking over the iconic coach that makes him stand out by other heroes, and even the rest of the bat-family.

Two seasons after his debut, Red Hell returned to Titanese teenagers when a mysterious thief entered the alleged Super Safe Titan Tower and stole the red X suit from Robin. Then, in an appropriate titled "X", Robin actually teamed up with a row X just before leaving as enemies once again. This new red is not like Robin at all: he is self -centered, out for glory and much less serious than Robin (which is difficult to be). He seems to be older, too, by the way he treats Robin as a child and constantly flirts with Starfire.

Unfortunately, "teenage titans" never revealed the identity of Red X, leaving some mysteries unanswered when the show ended. However, that did not prevent the beer boy from making a list of potential suspects. There was an idea of ​​a long -lost brother or evil twin to return for revenge, or interdimensional imp or time travel time (the show once dealt with an episode set in the future where Robin took over the identity of Neuwing). There is even the possibility (according to the beer Boy and Cyborg) of the red X is a bionic monkey applied with Robin's DNA.

And then it's Jason Todd. Asoneyson has always been a darker, smart version of Dick Grayson, which is quite sarcastic and prone to quips. Given the slightly evil tendencies of the red Hood and his attraction to use guns and brutally beat people, he looks like a reasonable culprit for stealing the red suit.

The character of the red X, and the mystery of his identity, proved so attractive and popular that the character appeared during various media in the past 20 years. He appeared in an episode of "Teenagers Go!" where he was again theorized that he was Jason Todd. Recently, Red X also appeared in Charlie Quinn 5 season. In that show, he returned to be Robin/Dick Grayson, who was killed by Charlie in season 4 and then revived with the use of the Lazarian pit. Donating the red C, Robin is seeking a revenge for Charlie.

Like Charlie Quinn, it began with animation before performing in the comic books, Red made a jump from the page screen - specifically in the 2009 Terror Tyran Titans, before appearing in the "Future of Rafa Sandoval" from 2021 as part of an alternative future.

The character has recently received an appropriate repetitive role in the continuity of the main comics at Tim Sheridan's Titans Academy, Tom Derenik, Alex Sinclair and Rob Lee. In that comic book (which is basically The underestimated superhero movie "Sky High" But for the heroes of DC), Red Describes himself as a thief seeking revenge for SEC Grayson.

Similar to "Teenagers Titans", there were two red characters in the comic. First, there was a student named Brick Petiroso, who has electromagnetic forces and believes he is the son of Dick Grayson. But in edition 12 of the comic, another red appeared, performed brick and reveals that he was out to avenge Grayson for the past decade, even grown brick to be part of his plot.

What makes the character so attractive is that it doesn't matter who is under the mask. It can be a way for the hero to get closer to the side of violence and the villain, or it can be a villain seeking revenge for the heroes. Whatever it is, the suit is cool enough to be intriguing while it remains unclear and mysterious.

We have argued before DC should desperately bring teenagers titans to the big screen, And if/when they do, we hope that the studio will bring red x together with them.