With both teams banding together, Harvest decides to begin the true test, and sends his elite guard to attack, including Rose Wilson, Warblade, Omen, Leash, and others.

Both the Titans and Legion are able to quell the attack, but at the cost of their ally, Artemis' life.

Developers Xaviant Games have had their ups and downs in the battle. After a brief skirmish, Tim Drake and Tyroc get their teams under control, ordering them to both stop fighting each other, when a mass amount of other metahumans sent into a blind fury by Leash attack the two groups. Game show style battle royale The Culling has returned in free-to-play form, allowing players to take in the jungle sights, bludgeon one another to death, and ruminate on the dystopic reality TV they’re making, all without paying for the privilege. I will truly miss this game and maybe hope to see a successor one day that can nail down the melee battle royale experience like The Culling did. I adored the rock, paper, scissors mechanics and all the different perk combinations that lead to some very interesting play styles. With Superboy, the Teen Titans, and the members of the Legion of Super-Heroes who are trapped in the 21st century captured in N.O.W.H.E.R.E.'s base known as The Colony, N.O.W.H.E.R.E.'s leader Harvest pits the young heroes against each other, in an attempt to weed out the weak, and use the survivors in his elite guard known as Ravagers. The Culling in its prime was so much fun to play and watch on twitch.

The end of the cross over also brings the beginning of the new series, The Ravagers. The prelude to the event will begin in April's Legion Lost #8, then begin in earnest with Teen Titans Annual #1, continuing through out the ninth issues of each series involved. The Culling is a cross over that takes place between Superboy, Teen Titans and Legion Lost.

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