Teen Titans Go!
Teen Titans Go!
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Teen Titans Go!

6.4
Yr 2013
Status Returning Series
Animation Action & Adventure Comedy Family Sci-Fi & Fantasy
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Series Brief

Overview

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!

Critical Reception

What critics are saying

Score 58 /100

Teen Titans Go! debuted to deeply polarized reactions, particularly when measured against the dramatic legacy of the original 2003 animated series. Critics and audiences recognized immediately that the reboot traded serious storytelling and canonical superhero action for rapid-fire slapstick, remixed themes, and a focus on mundane domestic squabbles.

Some reviewers found the pivot to hyperactive comedy enjoyable, noting that the characters returned with amusing energy and that the revamping delivered fun results for a fresh generation of viewers. In contrast, harsher assessments argued that the voice cast could not salvage the lackluster material, criticizing the crude humor, manic pacing, and deviation from what made the franchise compelling in the first place.

Audience and critical consensus broadly frame the show as a divisive experiment. While younger audiences and viewers looking for lightweight, comedic escapism have found value in its humor, longtime fans and nostalgists have frequently voiced frustration over its tone and moral direction.

“DC Nation revamps the beloved Teen Titans series for a new generation -- with pretty fun results.”

“If not for the actors, whose talents can’t save this lackluster material, it offers little to even the most ardent Titans nostalgists.”

“a polarizing reboot that many fans of the original seriously dislike, citing its overly crude humor and negative morals as major turn-offs”

“The Teen Titans have returned from a seven-year break, and while they’re shaking off a little rust, they’re as inspiring and maddening as ever.”

Transmission Paths

Where to Watch

HBO Max Amazon Channel
US • UK
Netflix
US • UK
Netflix Standard with Ads
US • UK
Show 9 more
StackTV Amazon Channel
CA
HBO Max
US • UK
TELETOON+ Amazon Channel
CA
ITVX Premium
UK
ITVX
UK
fuboTV
CA
Sky Go
UK
Netflix Kids
UK
Hulu
US
Why fans love it

Teen Titans Go! leans hard into the absurdity of the superhero genre. Since its 2013 debut, the show has traded traditional action for relentless slapstick and madcap comedy. Robin, Starfire, Raven, Beast Boy, and Cyborg spend less time fighting villains than they do navigating the mundane, pathetic, and frequently disgusting realities of their shared living situation.

The humor is built on parody rather than epic stakes. The writing relies on a frantic, cartoonish energy that pokes fun at the source material found in comics and early animation. Scott Menville and the rest of the cast lean into these caricatures, shifting the tone from serious heroics to chaotic riffs on pop culture. It is a series that prioritizes rapid-fire jokes over heroic character arcs.

Featured Players

Cast

Credited 75
Regulars 5
Longest run 454 eps
Scott Menville
Scott Menville
as Robin (voice)
454 episodes
Greg Cipes
Greg Cipes
as Beast Boy (voice)
454 episodes
Khary Payton
Khary Payton
as Cyborg (voice)
454 episodes
Tara Strong
Tara Strong
as Raven (voice)
454 episodes
Hynden Walch
Hynden Walch
as Starfire (voice)
454 episodes
Enric Isasi-Isasmendi
Enric Isasi-Isasmendi
as Trigon (spanish version)
1 episode
Pete Wentz
Pete Wentz
as Pete Wentz (voice)
2 episodes
William J. Regan
as Billy 'Red' Regan (voice)
8 episodes
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Cee Lo Green as Cee Lo Green (voice) 2 episodes Carl Burnett as Carl Burnett (voice) 7 episodes Joe Trohman as Joe Trohman (voice) 2 episodes Frank Enea as Frank Enea (voice) 7 episodes Andy Hurley as Andy Hurley (voice) 2 episodes Patrick Stump as Patrick Stump (voice) 2 episodes Rachel Dratch as Negative Girl (voice) 10 episodes Cree Summer as Elasti-Girl / Elasti-Bot (voice) 10 episodes Zack Snyder as Zack Snyder (voice) 1 episode Patrick Wilson as Patrick Wilson (voice) 1 episode Alex Brightman as Beetlejuice (voice) 1 episode Jeff Bennett as Ed 6 episodes Jessica DiCicco as Love (voice) 1 episode Kenn Michael as Dracula (voice) 1 episode P.J. Byrne as The Flash (voice) 1 episode Rodger Bumpass as Dr. Light (voice) 4 episodes Krizia Bajos as Wonder Woman's Lasso of Truth (voice) 1 episode Larry Kenney as The Chief / Announcer (voice) 13 episodes Matthew Lillard as Shaggy Rogers (voice) 2 episodes Frank Welker as Fred Jones / Scooby-Doo / Baron Von Billfold (voice) 2 episodes Eric Edelstein as King Shark (voice) 6 episodes Flula Borg as Robotman (voice) 11 episodes George Pérez as Self (voice) 2 episodes Marv Wolfman as Self (voice) 2 episodes Kimberly Brooks as Bumblebee (voice) 4 episodes Nicole Sullivan as Supergirl (voice) 5 episodes Myrna Velasco as Green Lantern (voice) 4 episodes Bob Bergen as Porky Pig / Sea Creature #1 (voice) 1 episode Alexander Polinsky as Zeep (voice) 14 episodes Jeff Bergman as Fred Flintstone (voice) 3 episodes Grey DeLisle as Daphne Blake (voice) 7 episodes Asher Bishop as Doomsday (voice) 1 episode Courtenay Taylor as Poison Ivy / Announcer (voice) 1 episode Jason Spisak as The Joker (voice) 4 episodes Henry Winkler as Captain Cool (voice) 1 episode Rubén Garfias as Spanish Announcer (voice) 1 episode Robert Morse as Santa Claus (voice) 4 episodes Jaleel White as Miner (voice) 6 episodes Roger L. Jackson as Mojo Jojo (voice) 1 episode Amanda Leighton as Blossom (voice) 1 episode Kristen Li as Bubbles (voice) 1 episode Natalie Palamides as Buttercup (voice) 1 episode Eric Bauza as The Joker's Flower / Green Lantern's Porwer Ring (voice) 5 episodes Lauren Tom as Gizmo (voice) 5 episodes Robert Remus as Dr. Military (voice) 2 episodes Kari Wahlgren as Black Canary (voice) 5 episodes Dale Earnhardt Jr. as Chip Racerson Jr. (voice) 1 episode Max Mittelman as Lion-O (voice) 1 episode Michael Jelenic as Original Snarf (voice) 1 episode John DiMaggio as Brother Blood (voice) 19 episodes Kevin Michael Richardson as Trigon 8 episodes Malcolm McDowell as Baxtory (voice) 5 episodes Jonathan Adams as Ultralak (voice) 5 episodes Dan Bakkedahl as Sheriff (voice) 5 episodes Kate Micucci as Cat (voice) 5 episodes James Hong as Turtle (voice) 5 episodes Peter Stormare as Fibulon (voice) 5 episodes 'Weird Al' Yankovic as Darkseid (voice) 3 episodes Tom Kenny as Narrator (voice) 2 episodes Patrick Warburton as Aquaman (voice) 2 episodes JB Smoove as Black Manta (voice) 2 episodes Fred Tatasciore as Michigan J. Frog / Yosemite Sam / Taz / Sea Creature (voice) 34 episodes Albert Jelenic as Self (voice) 4 episodes Matt Chapman as Platz (voice) 5 episodes Matthew Moy as Folding Paper Man (voice) 5 episodes David Kaye as Egghead (voice) 9 episodes Peter Rida Michail as Peter Rida Michail (voice) 2 episodes
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Keyword Cloud

Keywords

slapstick comedy superhero based on comic parody based on cartoon madcap comedy superhero team pathetic absurdist humor disgusted
Technical Sheet

Details

First Aired
April 23, 2013
Status
Returning Series
Origin
US
TMDB Votes
736