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Central Park

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Central Park

Official Name
Central Park
Aliases
None


Location Details
Universe

Galaxy

Star System

Planet


State

City

Characteristics
Dimensions
843 acres / 2.5 miles by .5 mile.

Population
Unknown


First appearance

Unknown


Contents

History

Central Park is a large urban recreation area located in the borough of Manhattan, New York. It is bordered by Central Park West, Central Park North and Columbus Circle. Central Park is a key location in the DC Universe and has been the site of many memorable battles between the various heroes and villains populating the five boroughs of New York. Cyborg of the Teen Titans often came to Central Park to entertain teacher Sarah Simms and her disabled students. Fellow Titan Starfire once prevented a young boy from being trampled by a runaway horse carriage. [1] The murder of Bison-Black-As-Midnight-Sky took place at Central Park, leading to a confrontation between his grandson Black Bison and the super-hero known as Firestorm. Black Bison used the magic from his coup stick to animate the horses on the carousel as well as the characters on the Alice in Wonderland statue. [2] Not long after, Central Park was also the scene of a fight between the Teen Titan known as Changeling and the twisted teen villain Terra. Changeling was able to subdue her long enough to bring her back to Titans Island. [3] Central Park was also the scene of a live satellite debate between two controversial pundits named Austin Phipps and Cyrus Bramett. Their racially charged rhetoric prompted a series of riots that took place from the park all the way back to Times Square and even some parts of Greenwich Village on the other side of the island. Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner) and Green Arrow (Connor Hawke) quelled the riots and exposed the broadcast as a massive hoax orchestrated by a mass murderer named Nicholas Kotero. [4]


Points of Interest

  • Alice in Wonderland Statue
  • Beau Bridge
  • Belvedere Castle
  • Carousel
  • Cleopatra's Needle/Obelisk
  • Literary Walk
  • Strawberry Fields
  • Toad Pond



Notes

  • Central Park is an actual location that exists in the borough of Manhattan.


Trivia

  • No trivia.




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