Anna Daniels
Heroic royalty in their own rights, Wonder Girl, Superboy, and Starfire are nearly matched in areas like superhuman strength, durability, agility, and healing. But even with her lasso, Donna Troy’s no god-killer. Connor’s mix of Lex Luthor and Superman DNA is no match for his recent test-tube birth, which renders him a child-like liability. Starfire is frequently seen by comics fans as the most powerful due to her Tamarin alien-abilities, but TV Kory’s amnesia means she can’t always access her full range of abilities (including solar blasts and shields), making her unreliable.
In the end, Raven is who many fans believe is the most powerful character on Titans. The half-human, half-demon rivals her father Trigon, as evidenced on the ending of Titans season 1. Being the daughter of the destroyer of worlds also means she can overtake even the strongest meta-human and extraterrestrial Titans. In addition to telepathy and empathic ability, Raven’s illusion casting ability not only serves to soothe and/or empower her teammates, but also is effective in disarming and unhinging enemies. Her equally strong telekinetic abilities see her blast, disintegrate, or levitate targets with ease. And still, it’s her demonic dark side that truly makes her a true Titan.
A subconscious projection, Rachel’s “soul-self” Raven is a terrifying pale vision and impressive defense. Able to signal impending danger, it’s the teen’s best protection against threats. Raven has been able to create and wield negative energy to form weapons and restraints, link the minds of two separate people, and bring to life terrifying inanimate objects when she’s not in “dark side” mode. But she mostly lacks the restraint and control that her “soul-self” wields to deadly consequences. For that, she’s arguably the only character with abilities so overpoweringly dynamic, and whose lack of control makes her an even more formidable threat.
Written by: Looper
