The biggest signpost is that the color of Starfire's powers switches from blue to the classic orange following the explosion. The Titans season finale glosses over exactly how Starfire survives, but does offer several important clues.
Since Titans season 5 isn't happening, however, it seems safe to assume that the intention behind Titans' final battle is to establish Brother Blood as permanently defeated.Īlthough a devastated group of Titans are initially left to assume nothing could possibly survive Starfire's sacrificial maneuver, their perfectly-coiffed alien friend gently floats down to Earth immediately after turning Brother Blood into black pudding. The Titans series finale never actually shows Sebastian's face melting like soft cheese in the sun, and the villain has survived plenty of other near-death situations, meaning a comeback is not completely ruled out. Whether Brother Blood is actually dead remains unconfirmed. Titans gives the impression that ending this chapter is the only way Starfire can begin a fresh one. Starfire's insistence on killing Brother Blood in Titans' final episode is less about ensuring he can never return, and more about fulfilling her destiny and completing the mission bestowed upon her by the folks of Tamaran. Kory has spent four seasons trying to avoid and escape this destiny, and even spurned the opportunity to kill Sebastian earlier in Titans season 4 - a decision she came to regret once Brother Blood transformed into a bona fide menace.
When Titans began, Starfire's story was wrapped around a Tamaranian prophecy that involved defeating the child of Trigon.
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