It would actually work pretty well. It would be a little flexibility to explain how Clark would be willing to work on a team (Legion) to being more of a loner and having Batman to teach him how to be a team player. Clark /Superman in Legion looks to be in his late teens-early twenties since in the first episode , he supposed to be a copy boy/intern at the Daily Planet and season 2 takes place 2 years later (where he’s confirmed to have met Batman in the second episode)
But Robin from The Batman could easily grow into the Robin from TT (especially bc Dick who’s 9 or 12 years old vs the 15 year old in Teen Titans). So I think it’s easier to meld those two timelines together
There relationship would be unique but work
My headcanon already thinks that Teen Titans and The Batman are in the same universe. There’s really nothing that would make it impossible. The only thing that could make it tricky would be the fact that there are 2 different versions of Killer Moth, but even that could easily be explained as being 2 different people with the same name. Not like it’s unheard of in comics.
What do you mean with relationship? Like his timeline?
The timeline probably is this:
LoSH (First because his main character is Clark as Superboy) > The Batman (Because Batman appears years after Superboy and Robin is a kid in this) > Teen Titans (Robin is a teen, so can’t be before The Batman)
These are a pretty easy headcanon. You don’t have to jump through hoops like teen titans and justice league being canon
It definitely could work. In the Teen Titans Go comic #47(canon to this TT continuity and not the new TTG show) they do show Batman and he looks very similar to the 2004 series one
Timeline wise, Legion (from Clark’s time), then Batman, then Titans could make sense. The biggest issues would probably be characters that show up in multiple series that couldn’t be the same person and couldn’t be explained away as a predecessor/successor.
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It would actually work pretty well. It would be a little flexibility to explain how Clark would be willing to work on a team (Legion) to being more of a loner and having Batman to teach him how to be a team player. Clark /Superman in Legion looks to be in his late teens-early twenties since in the first episode , he supposed to be a copy boy/intern at the Daily Planet and season 2 takes place 2 years later (where he’s confirmed to have met Batman in the second episode)
But Robin from The Batman could easily grow into the Robin from TT (especially bc Dick who’s 9 or 12 years old vs the 15 year old in Teen Titans). So I think it’s easier to meld those two timelines together
There relationship would be unique but work
My headcanon already thinks that Teen Titans and The Batman are in the same universe. There’s really nothing that would make it impossible. The only thing that could make it tricky would be the fact that there are 2 different versions of Killer Moth, but even that could easily be explained as being 2 different people with the same name. Not like it’s unheard of in comics.
What do you mean with relationship? Like his timeline?
The timeline probably is this:
LoSH (First because his main character is Clark as Superboy) > The Batman (Because Batman appears years after Superboy and Robin is a kid in this) > Teen Titans (Robin is a teen, so can’t be before The Batman)
These are a pretty easy headcanon. You don’t have to jump through hoops like teen titans and justice league being canon
It definitely could work. In the Teen Titans Go comic #47(canon to this TT continuity and not the new TTG show) they do show Batman and he looks very similar to the 2004 series one
Timeline wise, Legion (from Clark’s time), then Batman, then Titans could make sense. The biggest issues would probably be characters that show up in multiple series that couldn’t be the same person and couldn’t be explained away as a predecessor/successor.
Interesting! I’d definitely be onboard.