15 Crisis on Infinite Earths fan theories so crazy, they might be true

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Will any of the Titans cast make an appearance?

Another DC TV property that began last year, but bears no connection to the Arrowverse is Titans. The slightly grittier story of Dick Grayson’s attempts to distance himself from Batman while also assembling a team of young superheroes takes place separately from the rest of their shows, Doom Patrol aside.

It’s evident that Titans will be its own show and a unique place from the Arrowverse. But, with the whole “Infinite Earths” thing, it’s possible that their world could collide with the Arrowverse. Most likely to appear would be Brenton Thwaites’ Dick Grayson as the leader of the team and main focus of the first season.

It’d be interesting to see him meet an older Bruce Wayne and one that’s obviously different to his Batman as Batman has been cast in Titans season two. There also lies the possibility that Burt Ward will be playing a much older Dick Grayson, so there’s a possibility that he will mentor the younger man.

Or, it could be possible that Anna Diop’s Starfire could make her way into the crossover and she’d certainly add some firepower to the team. Whatever the Anti-Monitor is planning clearly has consequences for the entire DC multiverse, so there’s definitely a need for as powerful heroes as possible.

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