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Titans are capes who have undergone a broken second trigger, have undergone an unnatural metamorphosis, and have merged with their shard.

Examples

Dauntless aka The Kronos Titan<ref>Interlude 12.none</ref>
Fume Hood
Contessa
Victor
Hunter
Moose
Prancer
Cinereal

Appearance

Titans all differ greatly in appearance, with the capes individuals shards deeply affecting their appearance in titan form. One thing that is consistent is that every Titan is off an enormous size, easily clearing buildings. Fume Hood is noted as a smaller Titan than several others, and she is around six or seven stories.<ref>The screen showed a distant view of the others. Kronos, turned to look to one side. The fuming titan, now visible at her full height. Maybe six or seven stories tall, small compared to the others, her head more like a cowl or hood of black crystal, no face visible beneath, with the gas leaking out resembling long hair left to drape out, tumbling down her front until it dissolved. - Excerpt from Interlude 17.z II</ref>

Power Level

Titans are of significantly higher power than their former selves were, able to tank untold attacks and dish out lethal ones with seeming ease.

References

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+'''Titans''' are capes who have undergone a [[Broken Trigger|broken]] [[second trigger]], have undergone an unnatural metamorphosis, and have merged with their [[shard]].
-'''Titans''' are capes who have undergone a [[Broken Trigger|broken]] second trigger, have undergone an unnatural metamorphosis, and have merged with their [[shard]].
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