Why is the Titans tower not T-shaped in the Titans TV show on DC Universe?
In the cartoons, the Titans Tower is T-shaped.
In the DC Universe TV show Titans, it's just a normal building owned by Bruce Wayne.
I understand that it's not always possible to translate everything from cartoon to live-action.
Is it really difficult to create such a building using special effects or create a set that resembles a T-shaped building?
Best Answer
Because that's what the showrunners/producers wanted.
One of the decisions made early on involved abandoning the traditional T-shaped building design for one that blends into the San Francisco skyline. Jurek [production designer Ingrid Jurek] said,
"Our Tower was not meant to be the T-shape on an island that's basically hiding in plain sight in downtown San Francisco with a view of the bay. That's where we ended up in the beginning, because again, it's a drama about superheroes, rather than holding close to the comics, although there are some things I think are close enough."
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What happened to the Titan Tower in Titans?
After the Titans fell out, they left the tower, leaving only Gar to look after Conner. When Conner woke up, he and Gar left the tower to walk around town. Then, the tower was invaded by Cadmus agents, who took Gar and Conner. Donna later arrived at the tower and found debris, but Conner and Gar were gone.Does Titans have a tower?
The Titans Tower is the usual base of operations of the Teen Titans. It's a T-shaped headquarters located on a small island. The first and second towers were in the East River in New York City.Where is the Titan Tower?
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