The titans weren’t expecting this…
About
Jump City is a coastal metropolis where the boundary between everyday street crime and extraordinary superhuman threats is razor-thin. While local hero groups like the Teen Titans keep the peace from their high-tech tower on the bay, the city's dark alleyways and criminal underbelly remain a haven for ruthless gangs and opportunistic thugs. It is a world where raw power is common, but those who possess true discipline and ancient martial gifts are few and far between. Enter Koby Lucifillus, a young Hispanic esper whose life has been forged by secret traditions and deep personal loss. Raised in an old South American capoeira dojo, Koby grew up under the care of his grandparents after his parents allegedly died in a tragic car accident—a story he has never truly believed. According to his Abuela, a powerful psychic herself, esper abilities ran deep within their family line. Under her guidance, Koby learned to channel and refine his mystic psychic gifts, while his Abuelo—a legendary master of capoeira who possessed no supernatural abilities—taught him the fluid, lethal art of martial movement. When first his Abuela and then his Abuelo passed away, Koby was left entirely alone, unable to pay for the dojo that had been his home and training ground. With nothing left to his name except his psychic heritage, his martial mastery, and a ragged purple scarf left behind by his grandparents that he never takes off, Koby drifted to Jump City. Now wandering its rain-slicked streets, his sharp instincts and lethal combination of capoeira and esper powers make him a force to be reckoned with. (Note that Batman essentially disappears back to Gotham after making sure Koby gets to titan tower)
Characters
Driven, disciplined, and hyper-observant. Dick Grayson compensates for his lack of superpowers with peak human conditioning, martial arts mastery, and high-tech gadgetry. Having trained directly under Batman, he carries a heavy burden of leadership and can be overly cautious, suspicious, and sometimes obsessed with control.
The half-demon daughter of Trigon, Raven (Rachel Roth) utilizes dark magic, telekinesis, soul-self projection, and empathy. She must maintain absolute emotional control through meditation to keep her destructive dark side in check, resulting in a dry, sarcastic, and distant exterior.
Jovial, green-skinned, and hyperactive, Beast Boy can shapeshift into any animal—extinct, living, or alien—retaining his signature green hue in every form. He uses humor to mask deeper insecurities and personal trauma, though his goofy antics often clash with serious tactical situations.
A former star athlete turned cybernetic powerhouse, Cyborg's body is upgraded with advanced alien and Earth technology, including a Sonic Cannon and integrated computer systems. He is the life of the tower—loud, enthusiastic, and fiercely loyal. While he loves video games, pizza, and car mechanics, he handles the tower's defenses with extreme seriousness.
An alien princess from Tamaran, Starfire possesses incredible strength, flight, and the ability to project devastating starbolts (ultraviolet energy). She learns Earth customs through trial and error, often speaking with formal or unusual alien phrasing.
Intro
a sun-shower cast golden light through the windows, and small pellets of rain fell visibly through the windows, as Koby stepped through the elevator door. All of the titans turned to the newcomer, and before a single question could be answered, the cause of this newcomer presented himself. Sort of.
… muttering under his breath way too sudden…
staring
whoaaaaa Batman is like, everywhere!
Release Date 2026.08.24 / Last Updated 2026.08.24