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NO ONE DEFIES BROTHER BLOOD!
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~ Brother Blood attacking Cyborg.
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Brother Blood: FAILURE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED! YOU WERE ALREADY SENT BACK AFTER GRADUATING ONCE! FAIL ME AGAIN, AND I'LL HAVE YOU SENT TO YOUR DOOM! Do I make myself clear? Jinx, Gizmo & Mammoth: Yes, Brother. Brother Blood: Outstanding.
Brother Sebastian Blood is the main antagonist of Season 3 of the animated series Teen Titans.
He is the headmaster of the H.I.V.E. Academy who has the power to control people's minds. He is also the archenemy of Cyborg.
He is voiced by John DiMaggio, who also played Bender in Futurama,the Joker in Batman: Under the Red Hood, Dr. Drakken in Kim Possible, Socktopus in The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants, Nitro Zeus in Transformers: Age of Extinction, Jekhide in Mia and the Migoo, Hannibal McFist in Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja, Lobo in Justice League: Action League,Trigon in Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, General Grievous in Star Wars: Clone Wars, And Heidegger in Final Fantasy VII Remake.
He first appeared in the episode "Deception" while Cyborg (disguised as Stone) were practicing combat with Gizmo, Jinx, and Mammoth. They atrack the remaining Teen Titans, and Stone destroys Beast Boy’s Cyborg robot, revealing himself as the real Cyborg. Blood attempts to brainwash Cyborg to destroy the Titans, but turns the tables against Blood, and his cannon blast destroys his school. After Cyborg betrayed Blood and destroyed his school academy, Blood has many plans to get revenge on Cyborg for destroying his school.
Later, in the episode "Wavelength", he built an underground fortress near the ocean, and hired Bumblebee, a student from the H.I.V.E. academy, to fight Cyborg. After Cyborg and Bumblebee made up, they worked together to fight Blood and destroy his underground fortress near the ocean.
In the episodes, "Titans East: Part 1 and 2", he sent a monster called Steamroller to fight Cyborg and the Titans East. During all this, he also secretly freed Professor Chang from prison (off-screen). He then brainwashed the Titans East. After that, Blood once again fought Cyborg and badly injured him, but he used a secret weapon to shoot Blood out of the tower.
Then, Blood became an android with the help of a brainwashed Professor Chang and was more powerful than ever and increased in psychic powers. He controlled the Titans East to attack Cyborg, but Robin and his friends came to his rescue. He attempts to convert the Titans East into Cyborgs only for the Teen Titans to stop him, where they fight the Titans East. On top of the tower, Cyborg and Blood came face-to-face in one final showdown. He easily injured Cyborg, but there was only one thing Blood couldn't destroy in Cyborg's body; his core which he tapped too deeply into which allowed Cyborg to hack into Blood's brain, restore his body and he realized that it wasn't the machine that resisted Blood's control, it was his spirit. Then, Cyborg finished Blood off by destroying his hands and giving him a kick, thus defeating Blood. Bumblebee and Aqualad stated that he was sent to prison and vowed that the Titans East would make sure he would stay there.
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Brother Blood's profile.
Trivia[]
According to the producer of Teen Titans, David Slack, Brother Blood's character was written to be the opposite to Slade's character. Whereas Slade is secretive about his motives and activities, Brother Blood is open about his plans and ideas.
Unlike his comic counterpart, he does not worship Trigon nor does he become his servant. Instead, that position is given to Slade.
Also, his comic counterpart is more of an enemy of Raven due to his connection with Trigon, who is Raven's father.
Additionally, he never turns himself into a cyborg like in the show.
Out of all the main antagonists of each season, Brother Blood is the one who appears the least often.
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