unlockable playable character in Teen Titans, voiced again by Ashley Johnson. She is unlocked for the "Master of Games" multiplayer mode after the player completes the "Dock Duel" level. Terra is a playable character via downloadable content in LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham in the Heroines and Villainesses Pack, alongside Batwoman, Killer Frost, Mera, Power Girl, Plastique, The Spoiler, Raven, Starfire, and Vixen. In the game, her own unique Earth-based abilities enable her to fly over a rock board (a trait which was used in the comics), shoot rock beams, break through cracked LEGO walls, dig and sink into swamp pools. The Teen Titans Go! incarnation of Terra is also present in Lego Dimensions, with Ashley Johnson reprising her role once again. The player assists her in a sidequest to retrieve a flash drive in Titans Tower, but battles her after discovering that the flash drive contains secret files of the Titans. After her defeat, she is crushed by falling trash from the ceiling and surrenders. In Injustice 2, Tara Markov is mentioned in the Multiverse scenario "Tremor" in which Deathstroke uses her to terraform the Earth causing sudden Earthquakes on every continent which is represented in battle by the "Terraforming" active modifier which causes earthquakes that briefly stun the combatants on the ground during a match. In the DC Universe Online episode "Teen Titans: The Judas Contract", Terra is the final boss of the "Titans: H.I.V.E. Reborn" raid. Upon defeat, she loses control of her powers and is buried beneath a volcanic eruption. Terra appears as a playable character in Lego DC Super-Villains. While she does not have any speaking lines, her vocal effects were provided by Laura Bailey. Miscellaneous Terra makes a few appearances in Teen Titans Go!, a comic book series set in the same universe as the Teen Titans animated series. She appeared in issue #11 ("Countdown"), #12 ("Magic & Misdirection") and #51 ("Metamorphosis"). Issue #51 is set after the series finale of the animated series. Terra's brother, Geo-Force, arrives at Titans Tower and relates Terra's origin: she was the princess of Markovia and, along with her brother, was experimented on by sinister interests within the royal court, which gave them both earth-based superpowers. Feeling exploited, Terra ran away, leading to the events of the animated series. At the end of the story, Geo-Force and Beast Boy consider visiting Terra at her school, but decide to