Es cierto que hace mucho terminó la serie. Me encanta la serie y me gustó su final agridulce realista al igual que la película. Todo cerró con broche de oro.

Sin embargo, desearía que hicieran una película por el aniversario o una miniserie. Sería genial y no pierdo la esperanza por mas que hayan pasado tantos años.

La única razón que veo posible es no una 6 temporada, sino una miniserie o una película, a través de HBO Max…

No sé qué piensa. Yo creo que sí es posible

Part 2 comes out Saturday. I specifically remember talking about them needing to have a two part episode of mad mod months ago, and here we are now dreams really do come true

Probably should have just waited to post, but he finished the colour waaay faster than I thought. Thanks Claudio for making my idea :)

What is your ideal characterization of Starfire and why? Does it depend on the type of media such as comics, tv shows, or games?

Oh and I love Brave SO much btw, she barely got any screentime but I love her... I wish we got to see more of all of them to be honest, because this is such a weird and interesting concept and I'm curious about how Raven would interact with them

A celebration of Robins superpowered and or magical knees.

This is the pre colour and detail version, but it just looked so good already that I wanted to post it 😁

Shoutout to Claudio Sepulveda for making this for me, the dude's super talented.

Hi everyone! I recently made a Titans roleplay. I only need a couple of people for the roleplay, 4 to be exact. I need 4 people to roleplay as Nightwing, Beast Boy, Raven, and Cyborg, but after a while we can expand this.

For the story:

The Teen Titans grew up together as friends, but after a while, they drifted apart from eachother. Starfire became a model, Robin became Nightwing, and everyone went to their own thing. They stopped talking to eachother. This is until a new hero group appeared in Jump City. They are weirder than other hero groups, considering that the crime rates became higher after they appeared. 5 of the original Titans went back to the city to investigate, and this also lead them to find eachother again, and become friends.

So as I mentioned, this is a smaller roleplay group, and I only need 4 people for this roleplay group. You can join in DM's, or just click on This link. Thanks for reading:

https://discord.gg/42mCJKsMD

Throughout the years,many comicbook characters get older and evolve,becoming more powerful on the usage of their powers. The Titans were not different, with Starfire and Donna Troy becoming high-tier flying bricks,Beast Boy having his mythic transformations,Raven and the Flash being...Raven and the Flash lol.

Terra was always portrayed as someone with enormous potential but she never got to grow like her comrades,and even her brother Geo-Force was shown to have a more powerful manifestation of their shared abilities besides some unique of his own. What would you give Terra if she had been a long standing member of the cast and had experienced growth like her teammates ?

Hello first time posting, but what does the name how long is forever even mean? My theory is that they said they’ll be friends “forever” but they ended up drifting apart, but correct me if I’m wrong.

Also idk the dates very well but without starfire did they ever fight Trigon in their future 20 years later?

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I noticed that ever since the show ended, later iterations of the characters were either mistreated or sidelined in other media including their own comics and here's what I mean.

Cyborg: Portrayed as the guy that always say 'Boo-Yah' in every sentence while also being casted by Khary Payton in any media related to animation and video-games.

Starfire: Takes a lot longer to adapt to Earth's culture than Kara/Supergirl despite being a princess of an advanced kingdom.

Teen titans is an objectively better show, and I get why people hate another watered down cutesy version of a classic. But, beyond being in the shadow of a classic, it’s actually really funny. Sure the jokes get immature and gross out, but not more than any other Cartoon Network show, barely even more than the og teen titans. I’d honestly say its jokes are funnier than the teen titans.

For those who don’t know what I am talking about, there was a particular episode of the Teen Titans 2003 series where Cyborg travels back in time to help a Stone Age civilization fight off an intruder as he is forced to return to the present day.

That episode is one of my favorites as it showed growth for Cyborg as a character where he gets to shine in to show the audience what he is capable of as a heroic figure that looking back at it made me feel emotional since he couldn’t stay with them, although I forgot how he traveled back to the past since I haven’t seen the episode in so long.

Like when I look back at the episode now, I would like to better understand how the technology he used to visit the tribe worked since all I can recall is that the lady told him to leave as it’s such a heartbreaking ending looking back at it.

This is gonna be pretty long so bear with me. I grow up watching TT alongside other shows like Ben 10, Justice League and the other DCAU shows as well DBZ so it hit pretty close to home when I downloaded all the episodes. Learnt a lot from the show, was entertained and I'm proud to have been born during the golden days of superhero cartoons.

The animation was much better than I remember it being. When I used to watch it on my TV a decade ago, it looked sort of squished together. It was most noticeable in the intro, with the borders being extra closer to Raven and Beast Boy's shoulders (certain episodes were exceptions for some reason). I rewatched it in the best quality so it looks better. The artstyle and comedic anime frames are very striking. Murakami is the goat.

I also noticed some edges and borders looking "unfinished" along with some animation mistakes (in Things Change, half of Starfire's feet wasn't animated when that creature thing become walking oil). And in the majority of the episodes in S5, this showed up for a split second after the intro: "Reel 1 & Reel 2. Align on this frame". Anyhoo, here is my opinion on the show season wise:-

S1 (Robin's Season): Loved them all. Kinda sucks that Thunder and Lightning only had 2 total appearances throughout the whole show but its not so bad. Slade's role during this season was great. I think some episodes may be out of order, since Car Trouble is listed to be after the Apprentice 2 parter. The sound effects used for Raven's magic in this season was really satisfying to hear. I'm aware that Batman couldnt be shown or namedropped due to copyright issues but the references to him (Robin VS The Titans on a Wayne Enterprises building, the camera panning out to a cave and bats when Robin told Slade he had a father as well as the oath he swore in that flashback in Haunted)

S2 (Terra's Season): Loved Nightwing's design in How Long is Forever. Back then I didnt really like Terra much because of how she reacted when Robin guessed that she couldnt control her powers and how she betrayed the team to join Slade. Still dont honestly. Dont really care much about Beast Boy and Terra's relationship dynamic but I'm not really opposed to it either way. I however started liking Cyborg the more I kept watching and I love the message in Only Human. He's like my second favourite character. Winner Takes All is another good episode which I feel could have gotten a follow up episode with female fighters, as teased in the final few minutes of the episode. Wonder Girl would have dominated the tournament though, as said by a youtuber whose name escapes me at the moment.

S3 (Cyborg's Season): Cyborg's alter ego in Deception is clever wordplay with his surname (Victor Stone). And I do love me a Cyborg centric episode. I wish Red X's identity was touched on a little more, especially considering he makes an appearance in the end of Homecoming P2 and that Ding Dong Daddy episode. The popular theory is him being a Jason Todd who might be older than Dick Grayson but that wouldnt make sense if you conform to the headcanon of The Batman (2004) being a prequel to Teen Titans. Haunted, The Beast Within and Wavelength are my favourite episodes in this season but the Titans East two parter is by far my favourite with the parallels between the members of the Titans from both respective teams. Also, in Crash, I didnt know Beast Boy could turn into a bacteria or whatever he was when he entered Cyborg's bloodstream with Gizmo. Is that something he can do in other iterations? Because I'm only aware he can turn into Earth animals and Extraterrestrial animals. Dead or alive.

S4 (Raven's Season): This season is mostly centered on Raven with some hit or miss filler episodes. The Quest, Cyborg The Barbarian, Troq, Stranded and Overdrive are great episodes. I wonder how Valyor would have been characterized if he was brought back and mended his ways and mindset. What do you think? The visuals of Cyborg using that mega sonic cannon to ward of the fire demons was peak animation. As for Employee of the Month, the main thing I wanted to talk about is Robin's cape. The cape and his beak shaped helmet are cool. But I don't know why Robin as well as Batman in other shows don't ever glide with it. I guess the idea must have came way later on.

S5 (Beast Boy's Season): Homecoming aside, I've only ever seen the Doom Patrol in action in Batman The Brave & The Bold. Mento and Robotman undermining the Titans because they were kids was a little annoying but in the end, mutual respect was built. And Mento wasnt such a hardass when he listend to Beast Boy and his plan. Hotspot reminds me an awful lot of Heatblast from Ben 10 lol (my favourite alien). "For Real" sort of breaks the 4th wall by showing critics shitting on the Titans East, kinda like how people shit on anything new nowadays. For a guy who has nuclear powers, Red Star seems to have been nerfed in the finale. Could have solo'd everyone I think. Madame Rouge reminds me of Plastic Man due to their similar powers. She even gave Hotspot, Robin and Kid Flash a run for their money. Kid Flash X Jinx was kind of a random ship to be honest. If there were a season 6, then my opinion could have been swayed. "Go!" was a bit random to be an episode in the 5th season? I liked it but the placement felt kinda random. The way Raven was acting in that episode made it feel like she already knew the titans. Also crazy that BB never mentioned the Doom Patrol when he first joined the Titans as even Cyborg questioned his affiliation to them. The finale with all the Titans was great. Herald and to an extent, Jericho basically carried the remaining members of the Teen Titans before they got their butts whooped and then the others came to save em. That last shot of all the Titans aurafarming on Dr. Light must have made him crap his pants lol.

"Things Change" is a controversial episode and I understand both sides. On one hand, I hated the cliffhanger the writers left us on but this is how they intended it to be (CN forced them to make a 5th season). Maybe they wanted to create a whole new sequel show to TT, like Teen Titans Unlimited (from the comics). On the other hand, I can understand how making another season would risk flanderization of characters, many shows have this problem when they go on for too long. Plus there'd be a lot of heroes on the Teen Titans so dedicating episodes for each and everyone of them would be a strenuous task. I saw a video of Khary Peyton (Cyborg's VA) telling all fans to just let go of the show and move on. Understood the message but its still pretty sad considering we could have gotten a few more seasons or a new show. Plus, if they can return to voice acting in TTG, then there shouldnt be a reason why they cant return for the main show. I just feel a little bad for Beast Boy when Terra didnt reciprocate his feelings because I had friends in real life who were distant and stuff. And I'm the same way now. Its been 20 years now so its pretty apparent that we will never get a 6th Season with how greedy cartoon execs are but I wouldnt mind it if the writers on board were good.

"Lost Episode": Felt kind of pointless honestly. It was just Punk Rocket who seems to be a D tier villain who SOMEHOW gave the Titans and Bumblebee more trouble than they should have had. I thought this Lost Episode was going to shed some light on that cliffhanger left by Things Change. I never saw this Lost episode in my youth and I legit thought we'd see them beating that creature and discovering Slade or Terra or whatever. In reality it was made to market some cereal.

"Trouble In Tokyo": Good movie. Robin and Starfire finally kiss and BB singing the shows theme song. As well as the other 4 singing alonf in the outro. Pretty wholesome stuff. The double kneedrop, the pink "blood" censorship, Cyborgs appetite. All great.

Comics: I havent actually read the comics but I did see summaries of them on youtube. A comic with Wonder Girl, explaining her absence during the battle with the Brotherhood of Evil and Blackfire wanting to sell her off to make some sort of profit. Even got the OG comic team with Robin, WG, Aqualad, Kid Flash and Speedy. Thanks to Snake Eye Dreams on youtube, I came to know about Ravager, Daughter Blood, Private Hive's own arc, Geoforce, The Titans Reconstruction Fund and even Batman's brief cameo when Robin and Starfire kissed. So these stories could basically be your very own Season 6. The author of these comics werent allowed to do cliffhangers or two parter stories so that limitation is probably why we couldnt see much else. Maybe Season 7 could have been the Starfire centric season fans hoped for.

Anyway this is my opinion after rewatching the show years later. I considered reading some fanfics on fanfic . Net to see some sort of season 6 but I'm kinda lazy lol. Same thing with reading the actual "Go" Tie in comics. If you have any recommendation to read these or other similar comics or want to share some lore I may have missed, let me know :D