Robin, Starfire, Raven, Beast Boy and Cyborg return in all-new, comedic adventures. They may be super heroes who save the world every day ... but somebody still has to do the laundry!
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Robin, Starfire, Raven, Beast Boy and Cyborg return in all-new, comedic adventures. They may be super heroes who save the world every day ... but somebody still has to do the laundry!
Season 2 episodes
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Blackfire pays a surprise visit to her sister Starfire, saying she wants to spend some quality time with her. The other Titans think that Blackfire is playing another trick, but Starfire is sure that this time Blackfire is serious about reviving their sisterly love
When Robin starts a smear campaign against all of the other Titans so that he can be re-elected Team Leader, Raven uses a time machine to bring a great leader from the past to teach Robin how to lead.
Robin brings Starfire on a fake stakeout in an attempt to get a kiss, while Cyborg and Beast Boy hold their own stakeout to discover Raven's dark secret.
Episode credits
Directed by Peter Rida MichailWritten by Merrill Hagan
When Beast Boy loses his ability to change into animals, he realizes that he’s lost touch with his wild side. He goes to the forest to reconnect with his inner beast, but Mother Nature isn't as great as he had hoped.
Episode credits
Directed by Peter Rida MichailWritten by Merrill Hagan
Raven warns the Titans not to go near a box containing the Twin Destroyers of Azarath. Starfire can't help it and opens the box, giving hugs and snuggles to the tiny and adorable destroyers... but love only makes the destroyers stronger. Now, the Titans must find a way to get the monsters back in the box before Raven finds out that they were released.
Episode credits
Directed by Peter Rida MichailWritten by Ben Joseph
Raven and Starfire clash after Starfire creates a bond with Raven's father, while Robin, Cyborg, and Beast Boy struggle to return to Earth's surface after falling into a deep cavern.
When Control Freak imprisons the Titans in a Pretty Pretty Pegasus world, the Titans decide to use violence to escape, while Raven decides to use friendship and happiness.
Episode credits
Directed by Luke CormicanWritten by Merrill HaganGuest stars Alexander Polinsky
Gizmo convinces the Titans he's kidnapped Cyborg, when in reality Cyborg's just hanging out in the HIVE tower with his girl Jinx. When Gizmo gets annoyed by Cyborg's constant presence, the two start a prank war.
Beast Boy and Cyborg insist on hiring a clown for a Titans party, even though Robin tells them that clowns are for little kids. When the clown fails to live up to their memories, Cyborg and Beast Boy decide to give the clown some cool updates.
Episode credits
Directed by Luke CormicanWritten by Aaron Horvath, Michael Jelenic
Steve Borst, Brady Klosterman, Ben Gruber, Michael Jelenic, Aaron Horvath, John Loy, Gene Grillo, Amy Wolfram, Jacquie Menville, Christopher J. Gentile, Ben Joseph, Merrill Hagan
Production details
Status
Returning Series
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
453
Original language
English
Networks & production
Cartoon NetworkUnited States
Warner Bros. AnimationUnited States
DC EntertainmentUnited States
DCUnited States
Themes
absurdist humorbased on cartoonbased on comicdisgustedmadcap comedyparodypatheticslapstick comedy