Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo Page #3

Synopsis: America's coolest heroes Teen Titans head to Japan as they spring into action when a new threat, the dichromatic ninja Saico-Tek, appears in their city. A chase across the city ensues, ending at Titans Tower. Saico-Tek is interrogated by Robin with the aid of a translation program, and reveals the identity of the one who sent him. The ninja then escapes his bonds and vanishes after destroying a fire sprinkler, and the Titans' only lead is to search for his mysterious master - the shadowy figure known as Brushogun.
Production: WARNER BROTHERS PICTURES
 
IMDB:
7.2
TV-Y7
Year:
2006
75 min
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"Brushogun."

Brushogun is real.

And I have to find him.

Troopers! There is a

criminal on the loose in our city!

Bring him in...

or bring him down!

Think you can make a meal out of me?

You don't have the guts!

Or maybe you do have the guts.

Yo, B! I could use a hand here!

Ugh! B!

He swoops in as a pterodactyl;

she leaps onto his back.

I love to discipline cute animals.

I look forward to tormenting you.

Come on! How can I think of a good comeback

when I don't even know what you're saying?

Close your eyes

this will hurt.

Azarath Metrion Zinthos!

The book!

Go away now, please!

You are a mean little boy and

I have no time for your games!

I must find...

Goodbye!

If everyone's looking for Robin

then I can't be Robin anymore.

Give me your money.

Hey! This is a private club

Leave, or you'll pay for it!

Speak English?

Yes.

Good. This is the worst dive

in the worst part of town

- so I'm guessing you know a

little something about Tokyo's criminals.

I'm looking for Brushogun.

Ha! He's just a myth!

Troopers don't like us talking about him,

all right?

They say it inspires more criminals!

Inspire me.

He was real, and very bad, with strange

powers.

Was? Where is he now?

Nobody knows.

One day he just disappeared.

That's when all the new

criminals started showing up.

Tokyo Troopers-and I

doubt they're here for me.

Give up, my friend!

You cannot win!

You are not the only one

who has been pursued.

We each were attacked and

barely escaped with our lives.

But we believe this place will be safe...

for the moment.

Thank you.

I shall give you time to-

Starfire?

Wassup?

Man, are you ever glad to see us!

I am?

You're gonna be, once we tell you the news.

We went back to the crime scene and found a

sample of that ooze from Saico-Tek.

I ran a full molecular analysis-

- and after a few thousand

comparisons, I got a match.

That wasn't blood on your

uniform. It was ink!

Ink?

Yeah, just like the stains on my armor...

...the streaks on Raven's cloak...

and the

lipstick from that girl

who kicked BB's butt.

She was a cat girl!

So the criminals are all connected.

Because they were all

created by the same person.

Brushogun, Tokyo's first supervillain.

Once, he was an ordinary artist who dreamed

of bringing his creations to life.

He tried to make that dream come true using

Japanese dark magic.

His spell worked...

...but at a terrible price.

The darkness stained him.

His skin became paper.

Ink flowed through his veins.

He was transformed into Brushogun.

Drawings! That's what we've been fighting!

Then I didn't actually hurt anyone!

I couldn't hurt Saico-Tek,

because Saico-Tek wasn't real!

They were ink. All of them.

Then Brushogun created him to frame me!

All right, Titans. This is our mission.

We're fugitives from the law.

We've got a criminal on the

loose who can make other criminals

and the only way we can

clear our names is to

hunt him down... and

bring him to justice.

Yeah, um, great plan, but there's this one

teensy problem.

EVERYBODY IN TOKYO'S OUT TO GET US!

Titans! Go!

Can't you sniff any faster, man?

It's a matter of time before

somebody jumps us again.

Beast Boy! You can stop.

I know where the trail leads.

Brushogun's hideout is

the comic book factory?

Told you we shoulda taken the tour.

No guards.

This way.

Freeze!

Brushogun! He's not here!

I am...

Brushogun?

...so glad to finally meet you.

You're not the one behind

all this, are you?

You're just-

- his slave.

He trapped me

in this thing...

this cursed printing press that

uses my powers against my will.

The criminals I create serve him now.

But you sent the card, didn't you?

You set me free.

And you sent Saico-Tek

to our Tower because-

-it was the only way I could call for help.

I knew that if one of my

creations attacked your home-

- it would give us a

reason to come to Tokyo.

A reason to find you.

So you weren't the one who framed Robin.

Saico-Tek was printed twice.

I sent the first to you as a messenger.

He sent the second to Robin as a trap.

"He" who?

If you're just the brush, who

tells you what to paint?

That would be me.

I must say, you Titans have proven

formidable adversaries.

Once you are destroyed, perhaps

I shall print copies of you to serve me.

Show your face, coward!

Who are you?

There's only one person

who stands to gain from

creating criminals-the

hero who catches them.

Isn't that right... Commander?

Very good, my friend.

But you haven't caught me.

I've caught you.

So wait. If the good guy was really a bad

guy, then that means...

Oh, sweet! We're

the good guys again!

You're a fraud, Daizo, a fake.

Brushogun was the only real criminal

you ever caught, wasn't he?

One was enough.

You used his powers to lie,

to make yourself look like a hero.

And when I started searching for the truth,

you made me look like a criminal!

That's a nice little story, young man,

but I doubt anyone will believe it

once you're all behind bars.

Troopers! Charge!

Titans! Go!

Ink! Titans!

The Troopers! They aren't real!

Which means we don't have to hold back!

It also means there are plenty more where

those came from!

Running away?

I guess they just don't make

heroes like they used to.

Give it up, my friend.

You cannot win.

I'd say I just did.

You can knock me down all you like.

Destroy me if you wish.

It doesn't change a thing!

When this is over, everyone out there

will still think you're a criminal

And the people of Tokyo

will still call me a hero!

I know what it means to

be a hero, Commander.

And trust me-you are no hero.

THE POWER IS MINE!!

That's a lotta ink!

Gonna be one heck of a

stain when this is over!

He may have Brushogun's magic

but I don't know how

long he can control it.

What must we do?

Erase him.

How do I stop him?

How do I break the spell?

Without me

he is nothing.

You must remove

me from this machine.

You saved me.

Brushogun's spell! It's breaking!

Starfire!

Starfire...

Are you okay?

I am now.

I think I was wrong before.

You do?

Maybe a hero isn't all that I am.

Maybe

I could be... maybe we could be...

Robin?

Starfire?

Stop talking.

Well, it's about time.

So I guess you're not a

wanted man anymore.

I wouldn't say that.

One at a time, ladies!

There's enough of B to go around!

All you can eat!

All right!

Did you also make the new friends while

exploring Tokyo?

No, but I somehow wound

up as a mascot for gum.

For uncovering the truth

for pursuing justice and protecting

our city from a treacherous evil

I present these medals to

Tokyo's newest heroes...

...the Teen Titans!

So I guess we have to

go back home now, huh?

You know, Beast Boy.

sometimes even heroes need a vacation.

Okay, next time,

we're going to Mexico!

I will obey the traffic rules

Teen Titans!

I will eat everything without

likes or dislikes Teen Titans!

Earthquakes, lightning, fire, Dad,

Grammar, math, science, social studies,

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David Slack

David Slack is an American animation and television writer and producer. He has written and/or produced on such shows as Law & Order, Lie to Me, In Plain Sight, Teen Titans, Jackie Chan Adventures, Generator Rex, Transformers: Prime, and more recently, Person of Interest, A.P.B., and the 2016 reboot of MacGyver.As of 2011, he is currently involved in producing and writing a new science fiction TV series for Syfy called Seeing Things.In a 2012 interview with the Penmen Review, a Southern New Hampshire University newspaper, he explained that, when writing, he begins with the story, not the characters, and builds it along the way. Later that month, in another interview with givememyremote.com, he revealed how Person of Interest producers Greg Plageman and Jonathan Nolan "like to keep the audience guessing" and that the writers also "like to take the show in surprising places". more…

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