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And she thought the gown was hideous, even though it appeared to be gorgeous. It should be noted that she was trying to sew. Starfire somehow managed to create a ball gown by dumping milk and glue over a piece of fabric, sawing at it, then baking the whole thing in the oven.In "The Mask", Starfire believes that Robin never takes off his mask because he's hiding a parasitic twin in one eye.The story about Second Santa was true as Starfire saw him while the Titans were in the hospital.All the Titans laugh it off as a silly rumor. And again in the following short, "Pie Bros", when she claims Mother Mae Eye makes pies out of people.Turns out the tale of the legendary sandwich was real, much to Raven's surprise.The rocket takes off and quickly explodes, much to the relief of everyone upon realizing it would've killed them. Beastboy decided to make lunch for the Titans, but in his stupidity, hits the "Launch" button before anyone has a chance to board. In a parody of Gilligan's Island, the Titans build a rocket to escape from the island after finding barrels of rocket fuel scattered around the area. Accidental Astronaut: Subverted during the "Island Adventures" mini-arc.The other Titans dismiss it anyway for the sake of Beastboy getting smarter and using more than 10% of his brain for storytelling purposes. The standard "You only use 10% of your brain" addage is brought up, but Cyborg immediately points out that people are using all of their brain at all times, even when sleeping (which science has proven), and states the "10%" thing is just used by the media for storytelling purposes. 90% of Your Brain : "Brain Percentages" pokes fun at this trope while still focusing around it.Teeny Titans (2016) - A Parody of Toys To Life Games.Teen Titans Go! Mayhem (2021) - CMON Kickstarter funded game.Teen Titans Go! Deck-Building Game (2017).

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If you're looking for "Volume 1", the series of the same name based on the aforementioned 2003 TV series, go here. Teen Titans Go! (2013-2019) - The Comic-Book Adaptation for this show - denoted as "TTG Volume 2" by DC Comics.

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Teen Titans Go! & DC Super Hero Girls: Mayhem in the Multiverse (May 24, 2022) - A direct-to-video movie crossing over with DC Super Hero Girls 2019.

Teen Titans Go! See Space Jam (July 27th, 2021) - A direct-to-video movie crossing over with Space Jam with an advanced screening on Cartoon Network on June 20th, 2021.

Teen Titans (September 24, 2019) - An Intra-Franchise Crossover movie released direct-to-video following an advanced screening at San Diego Comic-Con 2019.

Teen Titans Go! To the Movies (July 27th, 2018) - A theatrical movie.

Be prepared for large doses of Comedic Sociopathy and Self-Deprecation. Think of it as being in the vein of Rock Lee's Springtime of Youth or RWBY Chibi, where the idea is to take established characters and put them in increasingly outlandish situations that wouldn't be possible in their more serious, plot-driven forms. Whereas the 2003 Titans were heroes regularly looking to do good and help those in need, the Go! Titans are portrayed more like a self-absorbed group of teenagers who are often mocked by both villains and fellow heroes alike for their tendency to goof off rather than fight crime. Oh, and fight crime if they ever feel like it. In contrast to its animesque action/adventure predecessor, Teen Titans Go! is a Denser and Wackier and zany Gag Series revolving around the titular superhero team and their comedic misadventures as they mill about Jump City or hang out around Titans Tower. The main cast, as well as most of the supporting cast, reprise their respective roles from both productions. More specifically, it is a quasi- Spin-Off of the previous 2003 Teen Titans (2003) series, though it takes more direct inspiration from the New Teen Titans shorts that were also based on that incarnation.

Teen Titans Go! is a Cartoon Network animated television series based on the DC Comics series, Teen Titans.