The first season of “Titans” proved to be a rough ride and fans are hoping that “Titans” Season 2 will offer a little more consistency in what it will try to do. Details with regards to the second season are currently scarce but it was recently confirmed that Ravager has been cast. The daughter of Deathstroke (Esai Morales), she will be played by Chelsea T. Zhang. At first glance, she might appear as an automatic foe to the Titans, but this might not necessarily be the case.
As Screen Rant reports, Ravager has appeared in different forms in the past, and these different forms also had variations in terms of how she interacted with the Titans. Many times she was an enemy while in others, she was an ally. The Ravager who will appear in “Titans” Season 2 will be Rose Wilson and she will pop up alongside her family.
With regards to the question of whether or not she will be a straightforward enemy in “Titans” Season 2, she might actually be the wild card in the equation. With Wade Wilson and his son Jericho (Chella Mann) also in the mix, it would be interesting to see some internal struggles thrown in. After all, these types of stories often feature feisty female family members who don’t play by their father’s rules.
As of now, “Titans” Season 2 is deep into production and very little is known about the actual story of the upcoming episodes. It has been revealed that Superboy will be making an appearance and he will be played by Joshua Orpin. This should make the story even more interesting due to his relationship with the Titans.
In any case, fans will have to wait to get more details with regards to “Titans” Season 2. The story should evolve well enough that it will have a bigger scope than the previous season.


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