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The Titans Tower
This is a group for all discussion, fanart, memes or whatever else you can think of pertaining to Teen Titans.
Whether it be the comic books, TV shows, movies, or that singular video game for the 2003 Animated Series it's all welcome.
Rules:
1. Have common sense and don't bully people.
Bullying is so not cool : (
2. Keep bashing of any particular series into it's own Diss thread
It gets kind of boring talking about one series in a negative light all of the time, plus we also want the rest of the community open to fans of that particular series.
3. Be civil if someone likes a series you don't enjoy, please respectively disagree
I myself (Buddepecan) am not a fan of Teen Titans Go 2013, but I welcome fans of that show into this group and want them to enjoy themselves here too.
4. Do not debate the quality of Teen Titans Go (2013) in the respective appreciation thread
This thread is in place specifically for those who are tired of debating the quality of the show they like and just want to talk about their show in a positive light without trying to defend it.
I will apply this rule to any controversial series of Teen Titans whenever I feel it's needed.
5. No Hentai or Fetish art
The only exception is certain official Teen Titans Go (2013) gags (Which could be viewed as fetish art) in their respective threads, please don't post these to the any of the other threads.
Bikinis, (tasteful) nudity, and (meaningful) sexual themes are fine.
Try to keep any artistic nudity to the level of this. (This is an official panel from the New Teen Titans (1980s) comic issue # 31. This whole sequence in this comic is a beautiful portrayal of Raven's most inner fears, brought to the forefront by Phobia.)
Helpful Tips:
1. Avoid gatekeeping and snobbish behavior
Try to avoid using the phrase "real fan", and publicly looking down upon people who don't know everything about Teen Titans and it's very expansive lore.
2. Try to focus on the series you enjoy
It's okay to dislike a series, but I highly recommend focusing on subjects you enjoy rather than hate. It leads to more productive conversations.
3. Ask questions about unfamiliar continuities that interest you
Lets say you enjoyed the 2003 Animated Series, and are sad that you have no more episodes to watch. However you see a thread talking about The New Teen Titans from the 80's and want to know more. I'm sure they would be happy to share their methods to reaching those comics. And now you have more Teen Titans to read. : )
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