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Jump City is a major metropolitan city on the west coast of the United States of America near the San Francisco Bay area. It was founded in 2003 and was known as "The City on the Brink of Tomorrow." It was famous for its main sports venue Jump City Stadium, its beaches, and a pioneer of industry. Its hometown superheroes are the Teen Titans. The Titans' constant destructive battles with no regard to public safety took a toll on the city. The city suffered a population crash as all its citizens moved to Stockton further inland in California. Jump City was abandoned and left to rot and decay in its decimated state. The Titans realized they would no longer be heroes if they had no citizens left to protect. They visited the places known to attract people to the city in the first place but they realized their battles wrecked them all. Jump City Stadium was wrecked in a battle with Brother Blood. Beast Boy blew up the Chemical Bear building by accident while performing a chemistry experiment.
Starfire destroyed a beach in order to eradicate crabs. The Titans tried to attract more people by making their own website but the last 185 people in the city vacated. They went out on one last mission to stop H.I.V.E. but they looked utterly depressed leaving Jump City Bank empty handed. They decided to get pizza at Dead Eye Pizza since they were downtown. Once they realized there was no pizza in the city, they took off for Stockton, too. Doomsday arrived in Jump City. Robin relished the encounter as the Titans' ticket into the big leagues and make history. However, Hawkman arrived and defeated Doomsday after four straight days of fighting. Everyone except Robin thought Hawkman was super dope and took selfies with him. He even signed Cyborg's butt. Robin believed Hawkman was the real villain for treating them like children and stealing their glory. Robin took off to find Hawkman and tell him off. Robin found Hawkman's nest but he swung into clotheslines then fell and hit his head on every ledge of a building, fell in a pot, then dropped into Hawkman's nest.
Robin suffered a serious concussion and had no idea who he was. Hawkman thought he laid an egg and had a baby. Hawkman raised him as his own child, made him a bird outfit, deputized him and did bird stuff like eating seeds in the park and strutting their feathers. The Titans saw Robin being pushed in a stroller and tried to get his attention. Robin thought they were being robbed at first then was offended they were accusing him of being a petty thief. He called Hawkman over to beat them up. Hawkman lifted Cyborg into the sky and dropped him. Robin pecked him rapidly then tried to rip his head off. The living cybernetic vegan cheese steak Raven conjured tackled Robin off Cyborg. It made a moving speech but Cyborg informed him the nanobots he put in it would keep him alive and he could self-replicate. Cyborg ate part of him and another was created. He did it again with Beast Boy and two more were made. Robin came to and remembered who he was but collapsed. Robin was taken to a hospital. The Titans, Hawkman, and the Cheese Steaks visited him where he explained he thought of the Titans as his family, not just some superhero team.
Beast Boy carelessly sought out a collectible of one of the evolved Mockingbirds from a creepy shop owner, who was actually the Toy Master. Unaware of its cursed nature, he took it back with him to the tower. Cyborg, Beast Boy, Starfire, and Raven soon fought over it and were transformed into collectibles themselves then shot across the city. Robin received a challenge from Toy Master to collect them all before the other. He accepted and departed on the T-Jet. Robin's first stop was at Peggy Regan's yard sale, where he found Cyborg. Robin didn't like the $10 price or Cyborg's explanation how value comes from packaging with no flaws. Robin got an idea and whacked the box, with Cyborg still inside, repeatedly with his staff to take down the value. He bought it with 75 cents. Robin and Cyborg went to Gleek! Comics. Cyborg warned Robin not to go inside and collectibles were always found off the beaten path.
Robin speculated he next collectible would no doubt be in the clutches of some weirdo who stood in line before the store opened to get his filthy hands on them. Such a weirdo, Christoper J. Sasso, stepped out of Gleek! with a brief case. Despite Cyborg's hesitance, Robin followed after him into an alley and made him admit he collected. He opened his case and revealed several collectibles, including Starfire. Cyborg and Starfire were elated by how cute the other was. Robin offered Sasso 75 cents but he declined and stated only a battle would suffice. Robin beat him with his staff. Sasso clarified he meant a battle between collectibles. Cyborg explained the rules. Robin found it stupid but agreed to it. Sasso had Starfire attack with a Cat Scratch. Robin ordered the sonic cannon but Cyborg revealed he only had a Boombox and Meatball Blaster. Robin opted for the latter and won Starfire. Robin started to understand why the others were so into collecting. That night they flew over a house and spied a boy sleeping with the collectible Beast Boy in his arms.
Cyborg and Starfire weren't so sure about stealing from a child but Robin forced them in through a crack in the bedroom window. However, they started sleeping with Beast Boy. Robin entered the room and triggered an alarm. The boy woke up and screamed. The dad arrived and punched Robin in the face repeatedly. They all quickly ran away. Regrouping at the public park, Robin tried online shopping and bought what he thought was Raven for $3.95 plus $44 shipping and handling. A drone instantly delivered the package but it was a bootleg Raven collectible. The Toy Master revealed he had Raven. Starfire found her adorable. Raven thanked her and thought they were all cute, too. Toy Master gloated Robin brought him the rest of the Titans and was challenged to a battle. Toy Master presented his fighters, collectibles he made out of the Justice League. The Titans were weary of fighting him but Robin urged them on so he could complete them all. Green Lantern demolished Cyborg with a mace construct but Starfire beat him with a Kitten Cannon.
Wonder Woman scored a critical hit by throwing her yogurts at Starfire. She dashed off to use the bathroom. Bootleg Raven cast dark magic and chomped Wonder Woman. Toy Master had enough and ordered Superman to use his heat vision. Toy Master proclaimed Robin was defeated and he would be forced to spend countless hours rebuilding his collection which would only make his more valuable. Robin realized something and quit, citing he wasn't really into collecting anyway since it was big waste of time and money. Toy Master was shocked and added he had his friends. Robin didn't care. The curse was broken and Toy Master blew up. The Titans and Justice League were restored to normal and somehow Bootleg Raven was also turned into a person. Instead of destroying the city, the Brain's Rain-Ray made things better. A dirty car was cleaned, Ivy Time Flowers' inventory was watered, a kiddie pool was filled up, children had puddles to play in, and a rainbow formed over the fortress. Brain couldn't believe it. The Titans realized it was ironic.
According to Brother Blood, his supercomputer picked up on a meteor headed straight for Jump City. He tried to warn the Teen Titans but they were in the middle of a game in which they only said "waffles" and drove him insane. The meteor destroyed half the city. While trying to open his can of beans, Sticky Joe landed on the Titans Tower living room console and was accidentally sent into the Titan Robot and launched into the city. He ripped the roof off an apartment building and tried to communicate with Black Manta who was in his bath tub. He shrieked. The robot backed up and stepped on a parked car. He peeled it off and put it back in its parking space and apologized. He stood and accidentally took out three helicopters above him. He lost balance and the robot hit several buildings including Justice Java. A military officer mistook it as a rampage and hit the alert button. Several tanks were deployed.
The General realized the robot wanted to communicate. Joe motioned using a water tower like a can opener but the General thought he wanted to grind humans up into pieces. He ordered everyone to open fire. The Titan Robot was blown up and Joe was launched into the air with his can. Sticky Joe landed in the Batmobile, parked outside Joker's Gelato. He reached for his can of beans on the hood but accidentally turned off a Justice League distress call and set off an autopilot for the Batcave. Batman and Commissioner Gordon stepped outside to see the Batmobile was gone and laughed.