Titans – Season 4 Episode 4 “Super Super Mart” Recap & Review

The fourth episode of Titans Season 4 starts in 1996. May being at work and being criticized by her supervisor. She is unable to manage her powers, and eventually manipulates him telepathically and kills him outright. As everyone rushes in for an investigation, May sits, content with what’s transpired. Unfortunately, she loses her job – the fourth time in the span of one year.

May encounters a stranger in the bar, who offers the business card of “The Organization” which is known for its special characters. We know, of course, that it’s a ruse that has connections to Trigon. “Sometimes the brightest lights emerge from the darkest of places,” He says.

There is no cost or friends needed to sign up However, he will encourage her to flip his card. Three words are on the card, and he instructs her to speak them out loud. In the same way, Mother Mayhem tried to instill this into Sebastian by saying these words there is a change.

Fast forward to the year, and May Bennett is at The Organisation and is encouraged to believe in faith because “He” is eager to see her. After a month, all the girls are blindfolded, facing a huge gap that is in the dirt. They all fall backward, making an unintentional leap into the darkness. Only one of them can win and that’s because of Mother Mayhem, who goes beyond her means to ensure that her partner is thrown off and emerges triumphant.

At the moment, Dick and Kory contemplate what they can do about Sebastian. They talk about what they think of the Red Moon song Kory has been listening to, and Rachel gives Sebastian some companionship. Sebastian admits that he’s not sleeping recently and May Bennett wanted her to repeat three phrases.

It could be a repeating cycle possibly causing the demons to move toward him instead of her. When Sebastian speaks”the first word, Rachel recognizes them immediately and quickly instructs Sebastian to stop.

While the gang is confident that no one was able to escape the fire in the asylum, these new revelations have certainly changed their minds. While the gang heads off, Tim is filled in on the omissions in the tale, including Rachel’s father is in charge of everything, as well as the events leading up to Trigon’s return. When Sebastian is introduced to Trigon is mentioned, he immediately gets up, revealing something from the other members.

The asylum isn’t there and in its place is the Super Super Mart. The store appears to be a regular store, but the astonishment of ravens that are circling the outside appears to have a different meaning. The Titans go to the back of the store and discover an entrance that is suspicious. Bennett and the other Titans are aware of the situation and are watching their monitors and focused to let Sebastian know about his destiny and the origins of his. “Hounds of Hell It’s time to go.” The girl smiles as a group of men leave the Mart and are armed with a variety of weapons.

The truth is not revealed to the Titans (and Jinx, who’s accompanying them) as they make their way down the basement. Sebastian presents a picture of Bennett who he’s got as well as Gina who is his neighbor. It seems like they’ve been watching Bennett for a long time and the fire in the asylum accidentally allowed Bennett to go, and he had been kept in the basement for all this time.

What happened? Well, it turned out May became pregnant, but because she was expecting a baby boy it did not meet the requirements of the prophecy, which became “removed.” Rachel is the woman they’ve been waiting for all along according to the events of season 1.

As Jinx thinks about whether they should kill Sebastian and forget about the matter, the other Titans have a clear stance against this. However, they’re forced out of their debate by a large number of armed guards who show up and threaten the Titans. They’re all zombies, so they’re forced to cut off their heads. That’s why Rachel directly slashes a man with a chainsaw.

Jinx is able to keep her distance from the others for a moment, and they lock the door, they are able to buy themselves some time. However, they fall into a trap after the zombified Deathstroke is revealed and starts firing at them all. Connor decides to stop the gun, and he slashes his head to remove his shoulders. However, this isn’t the end as Deathstroke takes his head off and then encircles them. Bennett is able to control them all from afar and then Connor is attacked with an axe.

While the Titans have managed to break free and escape, that’s not the end of the story. Conner goes to the bathroom to vomit on one of the snakes. Conner lies to his friends saying he’s alright, however, he evidently isn’t.

The Episode Review

So Titans are back this week with a brand new chapter that will explain more about May Bennett’s history and the way in which The Organisation tie into all of this. It appears to be that Sebastian is the one who holds the key to everything currently, and it’s still to be seen precisely how long the team will be capable of keeping him safe.

Conner is believed to be infected as well, and it may be a matter of time before he goes into the darkness and gets affected, especially when Jinx’s talk concerning Superman as a villain is any indication. The line seemed like an explicit hint at the future.

In any case, the story is open for the remainder of the season. And the ending is intriguing enough to keep watching season 4 to find out the direction this show will take next.