Titans Season 2: Ranking Every Character From Worst To Best

He has many names: The Dark Knight, the Caped Crusader, the World's Greatest Detective. But in Titans, he's just Bruce Wayne. Well, he's Batman too but we don't talk about that.

Bruce's introduction proved to be surprisingly beneficial, as Dick's prior internal struggles with how the vengeance-driven vigilante had raised him laid some solid foundations for the show to build upon. It allowed us to see the difference between the real calm, suave and even a little gentle Bruce, and the monstrous figment Dick had created for all of us through his struggles. Ironically, that's something we got to see personified, as Glen played both the real Bruce and the ghostly apparition in Dick's head that often berated him.

There was a lot to love about Bruce - a sentence many never thought they'd say when Glen was cast - as DC's most iconic character livened up the season with some powerful monologues and even cracked out the Batusi. Okay, maybe that was all figment Bruce, but Glen was nothing short of superb.

The best part about his arrival, however, was the closure that it provided Dick with. After just a few short heartfelt conversations (with the real Bruce) - all of which were spread out across the season - the pair were finally able to leave the darkness in the past and, in the process, move forward.

Who knows if we'll see him again next season but, it really should be said, Titans is better with his recurring presence.