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Robin | Cyborg | Starfire | Raven | Beast Boyīumblebee | Aqualad | Speedy | Más y Menos This was the team's first appearance outside the comics.Ĭlick here to view the gallery.And in ' The End - Part 2', when Robin said to Slade 'I thought we had a deal', Slade replied, 'Old habits die hard.' In the same episode, Slade used the word 'demise' when he described what happened to him after his death at the end of Season 2 when Terra killed him.

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Also, in ' Fractured', Robin was changing channels on the TV and there was a show that had 'Dead' on the title.

Exceptions include the episode ' How Long is Forever?' when Starfire says 'die' and in ' Date with Destiny', when both Robin and Kitten say 'kill' and when Starfire said 'dead'. Usually, they use 'destroy', 'annihilate', and 'exterminate'.

In the TV series, they don't often use the words 'death', 'die' 'dead' or 'kill'.

The voice actors of the original Teen Titans performed as a team in the Justice League double episode 'Wild Cards', as the Royal Flush Gang.

This is the future Teen Titans as depicted in the season two premiere

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Titans that were not seen in the animated series but appeared in the New Teen Titans short ' Turn Back the Clock'. Unofficial Titans are heroes that are not seen in the show but are associated with them in the comics. They are close friends of Killowat but only in the comics. They are very minor characters, only having appeared in one issue of Teen Titans Go! (#48 Wrong Place, Wrong Time), and have not appeared in the cartoon. Their powers and abilities are unknown, as well as their personalities. The Team Titans are from Killowat's home, a parallel universe to Earth. The team was dissolved after the re-conciliation of the Titans at the Brotherhood of Evil's headquarters in Paris.

The 'Temporary Titans' are a group of Titans seen being assembled after the Brain's assault on the Teen Titans in ' Titans Together'. Honorary Titans are heroes that are not currently part of one of the five official Titan teams. However, in some comics, it is located in Chicago, due to their high crime. They are first seen in Teen Titans Go! #55, and are located in a rather mountainous and woody area, presumably in the Northern part of the States or in Canada. 'You already have a leader you just need to listen to her.' Even though they are most known for defending Steel City, they are well known in Jump City after the event of the episode 'For Real'. He appointed Bumblebee leader of Titans East before heading back to Jump City with Robin, Raven, Beast Boy, and Starfire. Cyborg was the first and original leader of the Titans East, but after Brother Blood's attack on Titans East, Cyborg defeated Blood and realized that his place was with the original Teen Titans. They seem to be the backup team for defending Jump City when the Teen Titans are out of town (' For Real'). In Titans East - Part 2 The Titans East are entrusted with the safety of Steel City, presumably located in the Northeastern part of the United States. They first appeared in ' Titans East - Part 1', where they united to help defeat Brother Blood. The second group of Teen Titans to be founded. They are entrusted with the safety of Jump City, California, and any serious or major conflict going on in or outside the world, usually tackling the issues with as much efficiency and maturity as the adult superheroes. The original team and founding members of the Teen Titans residing in Titans Tower.