Team Titans Go Figure Download For Ios
Amy Sumler
AQUALAD: The underrated Titan, Gillhead looks good, flesh-colored leggings and all. You can pair him with Aquaman, the swift and powerful monarch of the ocean, or set him up with the other Titans. Another figure I was really looking forward to and FTC made it worth the wait.
The torso from Rose Wilson is from the original Bib Fortuna Lego figure released back in 2003. Starfire's green fire on her hands is from the new Lobo Spacehog set, and her hair is from the Friends theme. Tim Drake/Robin III is a combo figure that everyone and their grandma has made by now, black Mutt Williams hair piece, Mr. Incredible arms and legs, I've seen many different Flickr users use this combination for Tim or Jason, including theMooseFigs. If anyone knows who did it first, let me know in the comments and I will give credit where it's due.
Roy Harper/Arsenal is a custom-printed figure I bought from X39BrickCustoms. Cyborg is the DCEU Justice League one, and last but not least Terra. Terra was the first ever custom I made. Terra has a Friends hair piece, and an Avatar head that I modified with paint. Her legs are gray and black, dual molded, and I painted the T emblem on her torso, her belly, and the exposed flesh and shoes on her legs, based on her appearance in the original Teen Titans show, as I dislike her costume in the comics or in the Judas Contract movie, also this was the incarnation of the character I liked the best.
I was laboring in my workshop one night
When my seeing-alls saw a curious sight
For my scary figure from his bed began to rise
And suddenly, to my surprise,
He did the dance
The Scary Figure Dance
A scary dance
I was stuck in a trance
He did the dance
The Scary Figure Dance
A scary dance
It scared me out of my pants!
(Evil laughter)
I found Robin along with the rest of the second series of figures at a Target, not long after their release. My mom and brother were at a concert, so my dad and I were exploring the area nearby. I remember being rather excited for the figures, although I think that was more for the new characters and less for the boy wonder here.
The game seems simple enough. You collect figures (Teeny Titans) and as you come across opponents, you choose your team for battle. The first few battles I spent more time looking at the cute graphics and listening to the rocking soundtrack before realizing I had not won a battle since the opening. It is was then that I decided to pay attention and just blow through the battles.
McFarlane Toys is bringing one of the Teen Titans' most prominent members to life. The newest figure in its DC Multiverse line features Cyborg -- specifically, the version of the 2003 animated series.
The figure stands 7" tall and comes complete with a base to stand on, as well as an interchangeable arm for Cyborg's sonic cannon. The figure also features "Ultra Articulation" with up to 22 moving parts for multiple poses and mobility.
The DC Multiverse figures cover a wide range of DC Comics media, including Wonder Woman 1984 and the Batman: White Knight comic miniseries. Other upcoming figures include the Grim Knight, a Batman who uses lethal weapons. Doomsday is also being sculpted for the line.
It shows the entire team but it doesn't appear they are all available. I only saw this version of Cyborg and 5" versions of Cyborg and Robin. Even looking at Jazwares website, they only show these along with a 2" multipack (which is selling for insane prices on eBay and Amazon) along with plushies of Robin, Cyborg and Trigon. The website has no text information whatsoever on this line.
Besides being bigger than the other version, when I saw it had a "cybernetic eye," I was immediately reminded of the old Six-Billion Dollar Man figure with a "bionic eye" (you might've seen it mentioned on an early episode of Comic Book Men). On the back of his head, you can look in to see out through his eye.
Cyborg is a hilarious character on the show. I can't decide if I want this figure on my desk at home or at the office. It'd be great if they made the other characters as well. If they did, this large size might be too much. Hopefully we will see more. More merchandise means a better chance for the show to stay on the air if it continues to be profitable.
Steckmesser, a first-team selection from Two Rivers, averaged 12.4 points, 3.9 assists, 3.8 rebounds and 1.6 steals per contest in helping the Titans to a 19-6 record and a share of the WIAC championship. Starting 24 of the Titans' 25 games this past season, Steckmesser led the team in scoring, steals, free throw percentage and three-point baskets.
Steckmesser led the Titans in scoring 11 times this past year, including a season-high 19 points in a 78-63 win over UW-Stout on Feb. 3. She also grabbed nine rebounds in the contest, also establishing a season best. In all, Steckmesser scored in double figures in 16 of the Titans' 25 games. She was an All-WIAC honorable mention selection in 1999.
Receiving honorable mention status from UW-Oshkosh were forward Amanda Dickerson and guards Melissa Schweitzer and Jamie Turtenwald. Dickerson, a junior from Marquette, averaged 11.6 points and 7.0 rebounds per game. She led the team and ranked third in the conference in rebounding. Dickerson paced the Titans in scoring eight times this past season, including a 31-point outburst in a 90-79 win over UW-Stout on Jan. 6. Schweitzer, a sophomore from Amherst, averaged 11.0 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game. She reached double-figure scoring in 13 of the 22 games that she played in. Turtenwald, a junior from West Allis, averaged 8.8 points, 4.6 assists and 3.0 rebounds per contest. She led the team and ranked second in the conference in assists. Turtenwald was also named to the league's five-member All-Defensive Team.
The UW-Oshkosh women's basketball team misfired for the fourth consecutive game and was extinguished from the WIAC Tournament with a 68-57 quarterfinal round loss to UW-Platteville on Monday (Feb. 19) night in Albee Hall. The setback marked the first time in the three-year history of the event that the Titans had failed to reach the championship game.
UW-Platteville (10-15) took control of its first clash with UW-Oshkosh in WIAC Tournament play quickly by jumping out to a 20-6 lead with 9:47 left in the first half. The seventh-seed Pioneers held a double-figure advantage over the second-seed Titans during the final 14:36 of the opening period, including a 35-18 count with 1:45 remaining.
Seniors Jessie Brantner and Vanessa Schley scored 22 points each to help the UW-Eau Claire women's basketball team rally from a five-point halftime deficit and defeat UW-Oshkosh, 78-67, on Saturday (Feb. 17) night in Zorn Arena. With the win, the host Blugolds gain a share of the WIAC championship with UW-Oshkosh and land the number one seed in the upcoming league tournament by virtue of their season sweep of the Titans.
Hampered by its worst shooting performance (31 percent) of the season, the UW-Oshkosh women's basketball team dropped a 52-47 decision to UW-La Crosse on Wednesday (Feb. 14) night in Mitchell Hall. The loss was UW-Oshkosh's first to UW-La Crosse in 26 meetings and denied the Titans the opportunity to gain the outright WIAC championship.
Ristau came off the bench to lead UW-Oshkosh in scoring with 10 points. Wednesday's loss marked the first time this season that all five UW-Oshkosh starters were held in single-figure scoring. Junior forward Jill Murray paced UW-La Crosse in scoring with 23 points. The Eagles defeated the Titans despite shooting 38.8 percent (19-49) from the field, marking their 47th consecutive game under 50 percent. They also overcame 19 turnovers and a 40-35 deficit in rebounding.
Tara Schmitt's layup with 0.3 seconds left in overtime lifted the UW-Stevens Point women's basketball team to a 70-68 victory over UW-Oshkosh on Saturday (Feb. 10) night in Albee Hall. The victory was UW-Stevens Point's first against UW-Oshkosh in 18 meetings.
UW-Stevens Point (17-5 & 9-5 in the WIAC) took a 27-24 lead at intermission after battling through six ties. The largest margin between the two teams in the opening period was three points, with UW-Stevens Point having the advantage of that count three times (18-15, 25-22 & 27-24) and UW-Oshkosh once (12-9).
The UW-Oshkosh women's basketball team took care of its own business and received some help from UW-Stout on Wednesday (Feb. 7) night to increase its lead in the WIAC standings to two games. UW-Oshkosh defeated host UW-Whitewater, 61-46, to raise its conference record to 12-1, while second-place UW-River Falls slipped to 10-3 in league play following its 101-77 road loss to UW-Stout. The Titans can clinch at least a share of the WIAC title on Saturday (Feb. 10) night with a victory over UW-Stevens Point in Albee Hall.
UW-Oshkosh (19-2) led UW-Whitewater (8-12 & 3-11 in the WIAC) the entire duration of the contest, including double-figure advantages the final 19:19 of the game. The Titans even took a 1-0 lead prior to tipoff as the Warhawks were assessed a technical foul for failing to enter their starting lineup in the scorebook 10 minutes before the start of the game.
The UW-Oshkosh women's basketball team scored the first 20 points of the contest en route to a 78-63 victory over UW-Stout on Saturday (Feb. 3) night in Albee Hall. The victory, the second of the season for the Titans over the Blue Devils, assures league-leading UW-Oshkosh a home game in the first round of the upcoming WIAC Tournament (Feb. 19-24).
All five starters scored in double-figures for the Titans, with Steckmesser leading the way with 19 points. UW-Oshkosh also received 16 points from sophomore guard Melissa Schweitzer, 14 points from junior forward Amanda Dickerson, 12 points from junior forward Jenny Deuster and 11 points from junior guard Jamie Turtenwald. Dickerson contributed 14 rebounds to the Titans' winning performance, while Steckmesser added nine rebounds, three assists, three blocked shots and two steals.
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