The show’s central character With the exception of his pretentiousness, Ted is a near-perfect Taurus. Taurus is a sign known for its commitment and desire to keep things cozy and homey… yet it can also be a little needy, as Ted is.
Ted is a dedicated worker who is loyal to his friends and the woman he loves. He is also realistic and dependable. He’s also incredibly stubborn, yet he’s got all the love in the world waiting to be shared.
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Robin’s zodiac sign is Capricorn.
Dick Grayson knows how to deal with pressure and high-stress circumstances as the first Robin and leader of the Teen Titans. He’s the polar opposite of Batman; he’s personable, upbeat, and gregarious. He is more than willing to teach other Robins, making him the ideal candidate to head a squad of adolescent superheroes.
He attracts people, and all of the other members of the Bat-family, particularly those with high aspirations like Bruce and Damian, admire him. He’s also a hottie, having dated a number of women from the DC universe, including Harley Quinn and Star Fire.
Robin, do you think she’s a Capricorn?
In the Titans, Robin is as methodical and responsible as they come. He is the group’s planner and leader, often coming up with fresh ideas. He is a little stubborn in his ways since he believes he is always right and finds it difficult to rely on others when he believes he is the only one who can fix problems.
During his time as Red X and as Slade’s assistant, he exhibited this Capricorn feature. He couldn’t tell the other Titans what he was up to since he felt like he was the only one who could pull it off. These ideas did not pan out, and he and the other Titans had some small trust issues as a result.
Robin Buckley’s zodiac sign is Capricorn.
Robin Buckley is a Gemini. The Scoops Ahoy employee is a gifted linguist who assists Dustin and Steve in cracking the Russian code. Robin embodies a number of characteristics that Geminis can identify with. Throughout her experiences with the Scoops Troop, she is intelligent, curious, and quick-witted.
Nami belongs to which zodiac sign?
Nami, out of all the Straw Hats, works the hardest to keep the crew united, whether it’s by ensuring that they behave in public or stopping them from fighting on the ship. Libras, like her, are generally peacekeepers who strive to maintain order and harmony.
Nami and Libras are both beautiful people who are praised for their charisma. Despite being easily hurt, this sign, like Nami, is fast to rectify the situation in order to avoid emotional instability. Libras and Nami will preserve order within themselves as long as they have some sort of validation.
Nami’s fondness for humorous violence contrasts with Libra’s calm demeanor, however this is usually the result of other people pressing the navigator’s buttons.
Beast Boy, do you think he’s a Pisces?
The episode opens with Robin slipping on a Batarang while waking up, Beast Boy cranking up the cold water in the shower by accident, Cyborg glitching when trying to update, and Starfire being smacked by the automatic door as she leaves her room. Raven drinks from her cup as the scene shifts to the kitchen. The other Titans mutter and complain as they make their way to their seats, only for them to be broken. Beast Boy, frustrated by their bad luck, inquires as to why nothing is going their way. “It’s because Mars is retrograde,” Raven explains. The Titans have a misunderstanding about Martians and believe that they are causing them ill luck. Raven corrects them, explaining that when Mars is retrograde, its orbit appears to reverse, causing ill luck. Cyborg declares it to be hogwash and throws a slice of hogwash towards Raven. Raven objects, claiming that it’s astrology, and uses her magic to summon an astrology book. Starfire inquires about astrology. It’s a science that explains how planets and stars define your horoscope, according to Raven. Starfire misunderstands “horoscope” as “horror-scope,” claiming that it sounds “horrible.” Raven corrects her, explaining that a horoscope is a forecast of one’s future, and that non-believers may face dire consequences.
“That’s a grip of baloney right there,” Cyborg says, before throwing a stack of baloney towards Raven. Raven is surprised Cyborg doesn’t believe him, but he keeps saying “ba-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la Raven objects and reads a few pages of the book to back up her point of view. According to the book, based on your birth month, you are assigned one of 12 constellations as your “sign” at birth. The zodiac, or set of 12 constellations, determines one’s fate based on their sign. Taurus is Beast Boy’s zodiac sign, which makes him loving and appealing. Due to the horoscope describing Beast Boy as lovable, he begins to flirt with Raven. Raven smacks him across the face with one of her magical fists and informs Starfire that her zodiac sign is Pisces, which makes her empathetic and understanding. Starfire acknowledges that she “understands the very much” and believes that horoscopes may have some value after all. Cyborg, on the other hand, disagrees, claiming that the signs’ personality attributes are so broad that they can be applied to everyone, but Raven counters, “As an Aries, you’ve said it well. Overconfident and enraged.” Cyborg’s personality qualities are agreed upon by Beast Boy and Starfire, but he dismisses astrology as a triple stack baloney sandwich and throws one at Raven. Cyborg then tosses the astrology book into a trash can, referring to it as “junk.” He then walks out of the room.
Cyborg, Raven, Robin, and Starfire are all watching TV on the couch. Beast Boy abruptly flips the station to view the financial market. Cyborg whines, but Beast Boy tells him he has to follow the financial market; Raven agrees, explaining that Jupiter is close to Taurus. This suggests Beast Boy is willing to take big risks in exchange for big profits. Beast Boy claims he’ll invest all of his money in stocks. However, Cyborg claims that those are high-risk I.P.O stocks, and that Wall Street’s “Fat Cats” are attempting to steal his money. Beast Boy, on the other hand, thinks that junk bonds have larger risks and returns, therefore he invests in them. Money suddenly appears in his communicator. When Raven asks whether this is all baloney now, Cyborg responds that it’s fried baloney dipped in baloney sauce, and that the only thing Beast Boy demonstrated was that investing in the stock market is a massive bet that occasionally pays off. Raven says that Neptune is in transition around his sign, Capricorn, today, which indicates he should expect huge things, and Robin came up next to check what his horoscope was. Then, much to his surprise, his legs began to grow up to the roof. When Raven asks Cyborg, “Baloney?” he responds, “Total Bologna,” and explains that adolescent boys, like Robin, go through growth spurts all the time. Starfire is the last to find out what her horoscope is. Raven predicts that Venus will cross courses with her side, implying that she will find love. When Robin learns of this, he invites Starfire to supper, which she gladly accepts, much to his delight.
On the roof, Robin finally gets his fantasy dinner appointment with Starfire. He isn’t pleased, though, because Starfire has invited the others. Despite this, he sends her roses and serves her a platter of beef Wellington, which she enjoys. Starfire zaps Robin with eye blasts just as he’s ready to plunge in, and she falls in love with the Beef Wellington. Robin is furious, claiming that it isn’t even alive. She disproves him by giving the meat a top hat, monocle, and mustache and having it talk. When Robin confronts the beef Wellington for interrupting his date, Starfire orders it to beat him up and flee, much to Robin’s chagrin. When Raven asks if he now believes in the power of horoscopes, Cyborg disagrees, claiming that Starfire is always in love with inanimate items. Robin cries and wishes he could be an inanimate item. Raven places a pizza on the table for Beast Boy, who is getting hungry. Cyborg suggests anchovies, but Raven advises him not to eat them because Saturn is an equinox, which means he should avoid abrupt shifts. Despite this, he consumes a slice of anchovy pizza, causing him to vomit off-screen. Cyborg continues to remind Raven that her horoscopes are bologna in between vomits.
Back at the tower, Raven continues reading her astrology book while Robin changes a lightbulb in the living room by himself. When Cyborg moans into the room, Robin boasts about his height, claiming that it allows him to change the lightbulb. Starfire brags about her engagement to “Mr. Beef Wellington” and begins kissing her fiance. Beast Boy boasts about making a garment out of dollar notes. Raven promises Cyborg that if he stays faithful to his horoscope, good things will happen, but Cyborg eventually loses patience. Raven declares that the Zodiac should not be messed with, so he takes the astrology book and holds it over his head, threatening to destroy it. Cyborg screams “BALONEY” as he rips the book apart. Following the ripping of the book, Robin’s legs return to normal size, Starfire’s “husband” vanishes, and Beast Boy’s outfit vanishes as well. Everyone blames Cyborg for destroying the book, but Cyborg simply claims that none of it was ever true. The alarm goes off just as lightning strikes. The Titans obey Robin’s command to go to the roof, which they do.
When they exit the elevator, Starfire claims to have seen a shooting star. Earth is visited by a blue beam of light. It’s not a shooting star, Raven realizes; it’s The Zodiac! It comes to a halt in mid-air, irritated. The Zodiac seems like the sun at first, but then the constellations and symbols appear. Robin observes that it appears enraged, and Raven concurs, claiming that Cyborg is to blame because he destroyed the book. Raven asks Cyborg whether he thinks it’s a load of nonsense, and Cyborg responds no while throwing a slice of bologna at Raven. The Zodiac continues to rotate until the Sagittarius symbol appears. Arrows fly from the symbol, striking the tower. The Titans flee behind a generator and duck behind it. Cyborg pushes the other Titans to fight, but they ignore him because he threw the book away. As it growls, Cyborg stares in awe at the Zodiac. The Zodiac spins once more until the signs of Aries and Taurus appear. A ram and a bull head shoot at the tower from those signals. The Zodiac is shot by Cyborg in retaliation. It fights back by circling till the Pisces sign appears. Two fish emerge from it and swim in a circle in front of the Zodiac, deflecting Cyborg’s lasers back at him as he realizes his abilities are ineffective. Raven informs him that only planets have the ability to influence the Zodiac, and that only sincere believers are capable of harnessing their power.
Now that Cyborg understands the power of Astrology, he employs it to vanquish the Zodiac. Raven is pleased of Cyborg and informs him about his horoscope, which predicts that he will encounter a major obstacle and that he should be on the lookout for approaching trains. Despite having learned his lesson, Cyborg dismisses it as nonsense as the episode concludes with him getting plowed down by a train that managed to get inside the elevator.
Raven, do you think she’s a Scorpio?
Raven (October 23-November 21) is the zodiac sign of Scorpio. She is fiercely devoted, although her jealously of her friends and colleagues is often the result of her protectiveness. She is quick to show off her irritable demeanor and acts as if she has no time for fun and games.