>>150466550
I like this idea because it feels like a good way to dial back to an OG Titan's fundamentals and examine them in a new light. Cyborg was an Olympic-level athlete rebelling against his cold and emotionally distant science-obsessed father, and then he had his dreams (and his love of pushing his body to its limits) brutally ripped away and replaced with cold metal artificial limbs, the ultimate manifestation of his dad's science.
Skip a generation and have a wholesome relationship between a human daughter pushing her body to its limits and a her cute entirely-artificial sister.
Edgar works the same way. Yes, on the surface it's just a silly inversion, "ha ha he's an all American Christian jock, the opposite of his parents" but I think the idea has legs because it's going back the the basics with a new spin. Raven inherited her powers from her pure evil dad and has to work to keep her emotions under control. Edgar inherited his powers from his mom, but his parents raised him well, taught him how to use what he's got, and left him with a stable personality that can use his inheritance without any (visible) conflict.
/co/ took a poking-fun stroll through Parodyland and made some great concepts.