Inside Wayne Manor, though, the GCPD catches Jason. Still, Dick has faith Gar can succeed at infiltrating Wayne Manor so they can access its computer network. Dick asks Gar to turn into a bat, but Beast Boy isn't sure he can. RELATED: Titans Season 3, Episode 12, "Prodigal," Recap & Spoilers The Titans Face Off Against Scarecrowĭick, Tim and Gar drive out and prepare to attack Wayne Manor. Essentially, they're going to drain the Lazarus Pit and turn it into a storm to bring back those who died. As Dick hangs up, Donna and Starfire burst in to say they've got a miracle for Dick. Then, they'll attack the building directly. satellite to override the computer Scarecrow is using at Wayne Manor. Conner accepts his apology, noting he's not really one to judge, alluding to destroying Blackfire's ship.Īfter Superboy walks away, Nightwing stops everyone and calls Barbara and Vee, saying they're playing into Scarecrow's plans. Dick then calls Superboy over and apologizes for using kryptonite on him. In Tim's base, the Titans - including Superboy and Blackfire - try figuring out where Scarecrow has placed his bombs, knowing that it's in someway based off the Auden poem he was listening to earlier in "Purple Rain." Starfire brainstorms a plan to use the Lazarus Pit on a grand scale, though she doesn't quite know what that entails. RELATED: Titans: Scarecrow Shares Something in Common With Batman's Most Complex Villain In the end, between 500 and 2,000 people die.
Not only does this kill those inside the building, but the bomb floods the streets of Gotham City with a toxic gas. To prove he's not playing around, Scarecrow destroys the building lit up by the Titans signal. Scarecrow interrupts the conversation to say there are ten bombs hidden across the city. Dick gets a call from Barbara and sees the Titans signal shining on a building. Dick says he'll contact Jason, otherwise to meet him in three hours at the spot where he dropped him off. However, before she can leave the room, Barbara contacts her.ĭriving back together, Dick lets Jason out of the car, saying his presence would cause problems with the Titans. In response, Koriand'r/Starfire walks away. Blackfire then ata she understands just why Superboy did what he did and essentially forgives him. Superboy claims he didn't intend to blow up Blackfire's ship, though no one believes him. With the three united, they head out to help Dick against Scarecrow, with Tim joining them in the fight. While at first the battle seems unlikely to go in favor of our heroes, Rachel Roth/Raven and Gar Logan/Beast Boy intervene, taking out the police. During the battle, Tim Drake reveals he learned some key fighting moves from Donna and Hank Hall/Hawk while they were journeying through the afterlife.
RELATED: Bruce Wayne's Darkest Secret Could Save One Titan - But Destroy the TeamĪs that's going on, the Draek family and Donna continue their fight against the corrupt GCPD officers. Vee then shows Barbara an entire team of A.R.G.U.S. However, she correctly guesses Crane used the Lazarus Pit to resurrect Jason and Dick after their deaths. Vee reveals to Barbara that Ra's al Ghul put a Lazarus Pit in Gotham City as part of a larger plan. agent, working with Green Arrow sidekick Roy Harper. Vee reveals she secured GCPD headquarters on her own and is, in fact, an A.R.G.U.S. They ignore Vee's warning, and she takes them out in the elevator on the way down. Afterwards, Crane activates a set of charges linked to his plan.Īt GCPD headquarters, a group of armed police officers force Vee to take them to Barbara, who is hiding inside Oracle. Crane, though, seems very happy with this news. In response, the officer reveals to Crane that Jason and Dick have teamed up.
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Auden's "September 1, 1939." Crane then tells corrupt police officer Fletcher that he's free to take out Barbara Gordon after her escape last episode. "Purple Rain" opens on Wayne manor, where the Gotham City Police Department arms itself as Scarecrow watches footage from World War II in which the narrator reads W.H.
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