About Teen Titans

Teen Titans is an American animated television series produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC Comics. It was first released on Cartoon Network on July 19, 2003 and ended its run on January 16, 2006. The series focuses on a team of young superheros who work together to combat the evils threatening their world, while dealing with their own teenage problems. With unique blend of witty and adventurous series, it becomes popular among young and adult audiences, creating a solid fanbase.

Making / Production

The TV series was produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC Entertainment. It was created by Glen Murakami and Sam Register. It comprised of five seasons containing 65 episodes in total. The show was highly stylized, having an anime-like aesthetic which was a major part of its appeal and marked it separate from other superhero animated series of its time.

Actors

• Hynden Walch as Starfire - Walch's cheerful and naive interpretation of the alien princess made Starfire a fan favorite character.
• Scott Menville as Robin - Menville's depiction of Robin as the responsible, serious leader of the Titans struck a chord with fans.
• Khary Payton as Cyborg - Payton brings an exciting energy to the Cyborg's character, making him engaging and relatable.
• Tara Strong as Raven - Strong's performance gives depth to the character of Raven, portraying her complexity well.
• Greg Cipes as Beast Boy - Cipes' Beast Boy is fun-loving, joker of the team and his portrayal has resonated with fans of all ages.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The original comics of 'Teen Titans' debuted in 1964.
• Although it is primarily an American production, the animated series possesses a distinctive Japanese animation style.
• The series often includes inside comic book jokes, like Beast Boy wearing a mask similar to the one his character wore in Doom Patrol comics.

Quotes

• "Titans Go!" - Robin
• "I am sorry to disappoint you... but I am stronger than I look." - Starfire
• "Booyah!" - Cyborg
• "I respect that you don't eat meat. Please respect that I don't eat fake meat." - Raven
• "Dude!" - Beast Boy

Music, Soundtrack

• The show's theme song was written and composed by the Japanese rock band Puffy AmiYumi.
• Scores for the series were composed by Michael McCuistion, Lolita Ritmanis and Kristopher Carter.