Teen Titans

2003

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7.9| 0h30m| TV-Y7| en| More Info
Released: 19 July 2003 Ended
Producted By: DC Comics
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
Official Website: http://cartoonnetwork.com/tv_shows/titans/index.html
Synopsis

The Teen Titans are five heroes under one roof. Robin, Starfire, Raven, Cyborg, and Beast Boy live in a large tower in the shape of a T that they call Titan Tower. No secret identities. No school. Just superheroes being superheroes. They must go up against their arch nemesis, Slade, and his evil minions. What he really plans to do is unknown but one thing's for sure... he's an evil madman.

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Ilikehorrormovies Please don't think that that awful show Teen Titans Go this show is better. I enjoy this show as a kid and I wish it wasn't canceled like the story is good, characters are good, and it's pretty underrated. Please don't watch that piece of crap TTG and watch this show because it's the real one not the kitty, childish, thing called a "show". It's a fun show to watch and I enjoy every second of it. If your a kid that likes superhero stuff watch this show because it's good.
JBDBIB Baerman This series is one of my favorites. Containing characters you wished were real, it contained an amazing balance of comedy, action, and story line in this adaption of years of comics.One of my favorite things about this show is the fact that I didn't have to have prior knowledge of the comics. Big plus side for me, as I don't own comic books(yet!). I also really enjoy these characters. The writers give them relationships and interests, as well as interesting stories. Don't get me started on the villains, though(Slade's really cool).The story arch is also awesome. There are many times where I got excited to see the next part of the story- how did Slade manage that? How did that happen(though don't worry, there are some pure joke episodes, and a good balance of them).Overall, an amazing series. It is a much watch in my opinion.
adonis98-743-186503 Teen Titans continues the legacy of DC's great TV series such as Batman The Animated Series, Superman The Animated Series, The New Batman Adventures, Batman Beyond and of course Justice League is as awesome as those shows? No but it's pretty close on being as perfect as them. You have 5 young kids fighting crime Beast Boy, Raven, Starfire, Cyborg and of course Robin also the opening intro or the theme on this point is also pretty great and it's not that forgettable and it fits for the show perfectly. I also love how some episodes show some Batman Easter eggs for example future Robin turns into Nightwing and Deathstroke also has a small cameo in some episodes. This show definitely deserves an A+ and a 10/10.
mbh42498 It's hard to give a kids' show 10/10. Why? Because its generally made for kids; that's the logic. However, this show isn't just for kids, as I realized when it aired, just as I do now watching online. The show can get goofy at times revolving around the green character, but the rest can be just as serious as any other superhero show. Teen Titans is similar to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (No, not the original series, and DEFINITELY NOT like the 2012 version. The series that aired in 2003, ironically the same year Titans was made). Similar animation style, villains, fighting, more comedy, but no little romance. Titans doesn't throw the love in your face, but when it does, you feel the full force of it. These characters have little to hate about them, so its really hard to not want to see them together.Now to get to the main theme of this show; the action sequences. Titans is a cartoon and there are brief times when you are able to see the cartoonish style of attacks. It's not as drastic as Tom and Jerry where if a character got flattened, they'd continue to walk flat until springing back to normal. The use of cartoon fun is meant to add to the show, something that Batman and Green Lantern shows lack because they are deep and dark. Titans has both those aspects to it at times, but still doesn't lose sight of who the intended audience is; kids. And like I said before, the cartoon animations are only brief, and do not make you feel like you're watching something along the lines of Spongebob.With that said, I loved how much this show's softer moments relate to viewers. Batman= dark, drastic, hero. Iron Man= billionaire, genius. Teen titans= heroes who STILL have to struggle with their hormones and personalities as teenagers. Some of the issues that they face are topics that we discuss still to this day. And what gets me is how moving some of the dialogue exchanges during these scenes are. Soon after a few episodes a viewer is already growing on their characters.Let's not forget the caliber cast assembled to play these heroes. I'm very satisfied with the choices for each character on this show, especially the main ones. Tara Strong, Hynden Walch, and Greg Cipes always find their way into cartoons, and I was so glad to see them take on a show that is more susceptible to be eaten up by more keen critics. Ron Perlman and Ashley Johnson also have reputable resumes (Hellboy and The Last of Us, respectively). Many people might've gotten sick of Spongebob's voice, but it's much more difficult to hate on voice actors like these guys.I just wish this show was much longer than 65 episodes, because the series was and still is in a higher league. Such a shame though that this show was "revived" with Teen Titans Go, because that show is 50 notches under par compared to this show, even if it is for younger children.