SlyGuy21 While not as good as "Batman: The Animated Series" or "The New Batman Adventures", it's earned it's place alongside them. There weren't as many well known villains, there was no Bruce or Gotham, but it wasn't about that, it was about the members of the Titans themselves. Each member of the team had their own personality. Dick's the serious one. Logan's the goofy comic relief, Raven's the dark Gothic one, Starfire's the fish out of water who has a lot to learn, and Cy's the powerhouse and tech-wiz. They all had their personalities and they flowed together well. Raven was the perfect comic foil for Logan, Starfire's inexperience and strange rituals was a perfect combination with Dick and the other's Earth traditions. They all had chemistry, but they also had their flaws, they felt like real people. There were some fantastic episodes, and some bad ones, but one thing that survived all that was the humor and the action. The only real negatives the show had was Terra's story throughout Season 2 falling on it's face, and the final episode. Season 3 made up for Terra's episodes by cranking out great episode after great episode, and "Trouble in Tokyo" made the final episode obsolete. So just skip Terra's episodes and stick with "Trouble in Tokyo" as the season finale and you're left with a great show. It has it's flaws, but what show doesn't?

Anthony Pecoraro Ever since I was 5 years old, I tuned in to Cartoon Network to watch Teen Titans. They captured my eye and my heart with their superpower beat-downs and teenage antics. Robin was a natural leader and great friend to all. Starfire was Robin's crush, generally a very bubbly girl, and an alien learning Earth's culture. Cyborg was a young man learning to cope with his robotic parts and the limits within, and a very good friend to Beast Boy. Beast Boy was a happy-go-lucky goof-ball who loved pranks, video games, and anything that was not meat due to his vegetarianism. Raven was Beast Boy's love interest and generally a very quiet, collected young girl who always kept to herself yet still socialized with her fellow Titans. This show follows the Titans as they battle evil menaces such as the Brotherhood of Evil, Trigon, Slade, the H.I.V.E., and Red X. This show focuses on many aspects and teaches very important lessons. One such episode, "Troq" has a new hero, Val-Yor recruiting the Titans for a battle with the menacing Locrix, an evil robotic race believing they were superior to all others, a more child-friendly, alien Nazis, if you will. Val-Tor calls Starfire a "Troq", a demeaning insult against the Tamaranean race that calls them "nothing". This show taught me that there are people who cannot or will not change. But it doesn't matter what they think about you. It's about what other, good people think about you that counts. Another lesson I learned is that you make your own fate. In the end of Season 4, Raven became a portal for the return of her demonic father, Trigon. But Raven returned to defeat Trigon, proving that you make your own fate, not others. The animation is a Western take on anime, or Japanese animation. It is a dark animation but has its colorful and cheerful moments. The characters are well developed and have good personalities. The action is excellent and nearly as good as DBZ, Justice League, Naruto, etc. The humor is genuinely funny and not like its dumber Teen Titans Go! counterpart. In conclusion, this is an amazing show and a thought provoking one indeed. This is great for all children young and old. This is a gem we must preserve for future generations.

Movie Buff Let me start by saying I am NOT an anime fan, not in the least. I have never watched an anime cartoon, EVER. That being said, I should have been turned off by this show from the very beginning just because of the anime influence. But I wasn't. 1. If you watch the show, there really isn't THAT much anime. It's an American show with Western-style animation occasionally throwing in some anime.2. Many people were complaining it isn't clear which incarnation of Robin this is, Tim Drake or Dick Grayson. I repeat, WATCH THE SHOW. There are plenty of anvil-sized hints throughout the show clearly indicating that this is Dick Grayson. (i.e, Robin mentioning he has a father then showing the camera panning up to bats flying away, a quick reference to Dick Grayson's 1940s "Boy Wonder" introduction, even the FREAKING Flying Graysons (Dick's late parents) are shown at one point.) You cannot get more in your face than this. 3. Humor. The humor is pretty darn good. At least I laughed quite a few times. It's very varied, ranging from self-referential to deadpan to snark. 4. Like any TV Show, there are hits and misses. There are really good episodes and there are weaker episodes.5. CHILDISH? It's a kid's show for crying out loud! Stop complaining. I swear, sit down and try to watch what is on nowadays. You will balk at what is considered "humor." Watch Sanjay and Craig for five minutes, I dare you. You will run away crying.Bottom line, this a pretty, pretty good show. I enjoy it very much. It's fun and I feel like it usually has the right mix of humor, action and occasionally drama. Most people who have been hating on this show watched the first episode and stopped. You can't determine the quality of a series just from watching ONE episode. Check it out, give it a chance. Don't knock it till you've tried it.

sweetpeabomb This is the greatest show ever and the best anime in my opinion the animation is badass and the acting is as good and probably the best DC anime ever i can't even believe why it got canceled it is so awesome this show is way better than young juctice and it has a lot of great action sences in the show best acting ever and best directon ever and best animation ever this is hands down the best cartoon network show ever put out it is way above then all of the rest this is a masterpiece actually it is way better then a really really really great masterpiece it is way better than breaking bad and the Simpson and reall really better than teen titans go this show is so humours and funny to and every single second of the one episode I enjoyed and it has the best theme song ever and all the characters are the best of all time the great five Robin,Beast boy,Cyborg,Raven,and Starfire of course the tammarian girl who has just officially joined the teen titams