Slade considered Robin his rival as the leader of the Teen Titans. Slade was impressed by Robin's abilities, powers, and personality, and wanted him to be his apprentice. Slade admits that he tried to get Robin's attention by leaving clues and messages for him to investigate.
But readers would be surprised to learn that there's one Robin he does respect. In Teen Titans Annual #2, Deathstroke reveals that his favorite Robin is none other than Damian Wayne. Deathstroke actually has more reason to hate Damian than most other Robins.
Cyborg reveals that Slade's mask contained a hallucinogenic chemical reagent that, when he breathed it in, entered Robin's bloodstream and infiltrated his central nervous system, which caused him to hallucinate Slade, even though he was not actually there.
It is later revealed that, after Terra killed him, he met Trigon the Terrible, Raven's demonic father, and was resurrected by him. After Raven sacrificed herself to release Trigon, Robin had no choice but to join forces with Slade to look for Raven.
It was thought that the first time Slade encountered Robin was alongside the Teen Titans and that the basis for animosity towards the crime fighter came from that team. Originally, Slade's son, Grant Wilson, took a contract on the Titans but died before he could fulfill it.
Robin ends up fighting him throughout the episode and getting physically abused in the process. He's so obsessed with it that the other Titans strap him down to keep him from seeking Slade out again. Robin's mental torment exhibits signs of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
After taking Joseph to the hospital, Adeline was enraged at his endangerment of her son and tried to kill Slade by shooting him, but only managed to destroy his right eye.
Conversation. Slade fills the role of a "bad Batman", casually manipulating Robin and grooming him into his child soldier. his immoral ideology evens rubs off on Robin, leading to the first Red X. Robin, ofc, eventually gathers the strength to REJECT both Slade and his own secretive nature.
The revelation that Terra was not just willingly working with Deathstroke, but sleeping with him, remains one of the darkest plot turns in a mainline DC comic. Terra was sixteen years old at the time of the storyline while Deathstroke was middle-aged, making him far more insidious than he would later be portrayed.
Slade Wilson, the man behind the Deathstroke persona, is a highly skilled and formidable adversary. He is known for his enhanced strength, agility, and superior combat skills. Slade is often portrayed as a mercenary with a complex and ambiguous moral code, making him a compelling and recurring character in DC Comics.
The show's producer David Slack indicated that he was given different reasons for the show's cancellation; either the ratings dropped after the "scary" season 4, or Mattel wanted the show dead because Bandai had the show's toy deal. Cartoon Network announced that Mattel had become its "master toy licensee" in 2006.
Damian Wayne is one of the most combat-proficient Robins due to his training from the League of Assassins. Unlike his father, Batman, Damian Wayne is prepared to be lethal. Whenever Damian faces Deathstroke head-to-head, he typically comes out on top.
"The way it was written at the time I read the script was that Batman was blamed by Slade for the death of his son," Manganiello began. "Slate's son gets killed. There were some events that led back to Bruce, led back to Batman. That he had a hand in it, that he was partially responsible for it.
Robin the Boy Wonder was actually Dick Grayson, the youngest of a family of circus aerialists, who witnessed his mother and father plunging to their deaths from a sabotaged trapeze. This murder was also observed by wealthy socialite Bruce Wayne.
Slade says he was so overcome with emotion that it overrode his logic, causing him to lose the battle. He cites this as his only weakness, saying that the only fights he's ever lost are those where his tactical genius was drowned out by his emotions.
Decelerated Aging: Deathstroke's healing ability also supplies him with a nearly-ageless lifespan. Due to this ability, Slade is 57 years old, but appears 35.
Robin inhales a hallucinogen that causes him to hallucinate Slade, and then he's physically tortured throughout the episode and Robin is evidently breaking down as the episode progresses (He snaps at Starfire in the episode, starts to get caught up with Slade and doesn't realize he's there and has Slade is about to ...
Robin (real name Richard John "Dick" Grayson) is the main central character of the Teen Titans series. He is the leader and one of the five founding members of the Teen Titans. Before that, he was trained by, and served as the sidekick to Batman.
What is the difference between Deathstroke and Slade?
A formidable operative for the U.S. military, Col. Slade Wilson agreed to undergo an experimental process that increased his mental and physical abilities to superhuman levels. Rather than continue his career as a soldier, Slade became the masked mercenary Deathstroke.
