There's a lost episode? Huh.

@Mixed Martial Anime Check online. It's an episode about the villain Punk Rocket, and honestly isn't that great.

It's on the DVD for Trouble in Tokyo.

I want to know this question, is the robin and starfire kiss moment in the movie considered cannon to the series?

@@josephtravis1032 the movie was meant to be the series finale.

neffy was that a spongebob joke

HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHHAHAHAHHAHA MEEEEERRRRRYYY CHRISTMAS SPONGEBOOOOOOB

*obnoxious laughter* Merry Christmas, ROBIN!! *obnoxious laughter continues*

I see what you did there.........

No it was ttg

She doesn’t have amnesia. She faked it to help Beast Boy let her go.

Why would it affect Terra, someone who wasn't stone due to his powers...?

The GloryXros its called plot.

@@TheGloryXros Trigon's power over layed on top of the powers that made her stone. He didn't cause the initional time but kept her in stone as well. Then when his powers were reversed, it effected Terra. It's like taking off layers of paint. Slade put the first layer, Trigon the next and Raven took off all of it becuase Trigon's paint was everywhere. It's impossible just to remove a single layer without extrem care so she removed all layers all together.

@@TheGloryXros yea but if u think about it trigon was a strong villain he was able to make the Titans fight there inner selfs who knows what else he was able to do

They realized the series was actually BETTER than they thought and now they're gonna make season 6 thanks to Lowart. THEY ARE. WARNER, I'M TELLING YOU TO MAKE IT.

A man can dream.

BraveHeartedHero1 and also explain why he couldnt afford any villain to obtain it: it would not only reveal his secret identity, but Batman's as well. I like this theory. :)

But the titans already know robins secret identity as shown by the comic so it’s a worthless secret

@@oliviaforrester2983 Yeah but they may not know Batman's.

@JTD95 well it wouldn’t take a batman to figure out that robins adopted father is also Robins mentor

oh whoops i didn't realize i wrote a line for your next series

That's something called a flat character arc. Basically, the character never changes as themselves, thus making them a flat character. Typically, this would make a character very uninteresting, since characters changing over time is like, the basis of story telling. However, the story instead focuses on the impacts the flat character has on the people and world around them, which is what makes them interesting. An example of this is Goku from the dragon ball series. Throughout the series, Goku is somewhat dimwitted, but pure of heart and merciful. As a result, not only is he able to consistently 'save the day', but he also causes many of the series' villains to change their ways and become good guys (I mean, about 70% of his allies were former antagonists by the end of the series). Another example, as you said, is Iroh. He never really changes throughout the series (except in flashbacks/before the series), however, his deep wisdom an sense of morality allows for him to help others, turning his nephew over to the side of good, and bolstering the emotional development of a few other characters, such as Toph.

Good theory. That would actually explain it.

How did Terra get rid of Slade's armor if it was directly connected to her nervous system?

The personification probably disabled it.

Petrification.

Turned into stone and back broke it probably.

Yep! It's a MacGuffin!

It was about a journey and not a destination.

It was something easy to speculate about.

That's exactly what I thought when I saw it.

B...b...but those are not even anime >*

SAAMMEE

Res Publica shhhhh I know, they were gateway drugs though

Res Publica they are in my heart

@@Alaryk111 She means that as "animesque" series those two got her interested on it.

THIS. So much this.

deykuzor Jonny Jonny YeS pApA

Wait..... HE IS SLADE'S SON!? I NEVER KNEW THAT!

AAAAAAAAAAAH

I had no clue that he was Slade's son. Why would they do such a thing?

What's the difference between development and fleshing out a character? Is it that development is about a change in the character and fleshing out is showing different sides to a character? Also are you CodeBlazeFate on MAL?

@@LightningStrike1212 Essentially, yes. Change vs insight, basically. Also, yes.

Yes! Avatar!!! I'd also like to see the underrated 2003 tmnt series and justice league animated series. Maybe in the future if he runs out of nostalgic shows, he could do some analyses of movies like the mcu movies, DC animated movies, etc.

I'd love to see the first 2 seasons of Static Shock, especially the first.

Definitely young justice and avatar

I hope y’all finished the video bc he said he’s already planning on doing avatar. I think I’d really enjoy a Ben 10 retrospective, thought thematically I think it offers far less

@@redtaileddolphin1875 the avatar retrospective has been done to death. I have never seen anyine do one for teen titans which us why many people came. Avatar is great it became legendary in late book 2. But.we ALL know it. Jlu and other shows are also great it would be great to see them also get some love.

THANK YOU MY FELLOW BABY BOY. YES ALL IS INDEED WELL. YES MY FELLOW MAN. YES.

I, too, agree with this my fellow men and boys

Hiding in Public 😀🎛 Gotta love that box!

me to

Felix Charles yeah man!

same

Ace SideBurns your comment is snide af

chris nemat How is it snide? As consumers we have to call bullshit where we see it

That implies that it actually *does* get better for other creators. It often doesn't. It was extremely surprising that Lowart has his claim releases because that doesn't usually happen - it's far more likely to turn out like MarsReviews where strikes are put on the channel until it's at risk of deletion. There's no need to slag off other creators to support Lowart.

I like thinking of the Titans movie where they go to Tokyo as the ending.

Grammer Gestapo yeah that actually makes more sense

Holy shit, Michael Rosenbaum was Kid Flash?!

@@gunswordfist Yea, I never made the connection between him and Wally from Justice League until now.

As we all know, KZfaq videos disappear forever after 10 seconds.

Yes papi~

Couldn't have said it better myself! Worth watching but there are some episodes you can skip.

@galactic85 You cannot expect every episode to be amazing. Of course there will be duds what dud you all expect pure perfection like lowart!!! Just enjoy something you love and dint be fucking critical all the tije

Like the character here called Red Star was called Starfire. It's a whole thing.

*mindblown*

Fate removed his death? Dr Fate? What do you mean fate removed his death

This is an old comment on Teen Titans but I thought it worth replying to. I agree the show is really good at having a large range of tone on display and that makes it a great series. It is still a very unique show in its' visual design too, even with the popularity of japan styled anime. I hope you got to write your saga with the difference in tones by the way.

You have put in words that I just want to say but cannot explain it...thank you

I'm looking foward for you Avatar review. Will you cover both Aang and Korra?

Her dialogue definitely confirms that she is Terra and does remember. "Things were NEVER the way YOU remember" "Things Change Beast Boy. The girl you WANT me to be is just a MEMORY." An interview with the creators has official artwork of the "school girl" which flat out lists her as being Terra, and the Tie in Comic "Teen Titans Go!" (Not the show) has an issue that distinctly shows her remembering her past as it has her brother show up at her school and she recognizes him and smiles when she sees him fly away. www.titanstower.com/five-seasons-of-murakanime/ www.titanstower.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Terra_ModelSh_CNTT.jpg 1.bp.blogspot.com/-HvdFhuDYKM0/UsFgwhvdcAI/AAAAAAAAASQ/yeCy0XeOLwY/s1600/20.jpg 1.bp.blogspot.com/-ogstJBRhu4Y/UsFgxZoyGZI/AAAAAAAAASg/bcgSpvXYVSA/s1600/21.jpg Glen: I don’t think they did. Do you think people get it now? BW: I think they do. I think people understood what was building when we got to CALLING ALL TITANS and TITAN TOGETHER. I think people really liked them. Glen: But not THINGS CHANGE [laughs]. BW: I think it was a mixed bag. Some people understand why you did that story, Some people don’t want to accept that story. Glen: Why do you think that is? BW: I think people wanted a certain ending to the Terra storyline. I think people imagined, if she came back, she would be the sixth member of the team and start dating Beast Boy, The End. And that’s the typical “Hollywood Ending.” If you look at DVDs and alternate endings to movies, a lot of times the original endings were the ‘depressing’ ones. Maybe the hero doesn’t triumph, exactly. I think an audience has been pre-conditioned to want only happy endings. Glen: Sure. I think when you watch the arc, I think THINGS CHANGE explains what the whole series is about. BW: Right. It’s about growth. And change. Now, how did you guys develop THINGS CHANGE as an episode? Glen: I think it was mostly [Story Editor] Amy [Wolfram] and I. And the main point of the story isn’t whether the girl is Terra or not. Even in the credits, she’s listed as “schoolgirl” or something. Sometimes, I think explaining a story is like explaining a joke: When you talk about it too much, it isn’t even funny anymore. I almost feel like I’d be effecting what the show means to people. It’s interesting how mad people get about the Raven-Robin thing, or the Robin identity thing, or the Terra arc. Part of the point of THINGS CHANGE is that, well. things change. And not everyone is cut out to be a hero. What I like about Titans is that a lot of kids can look at Beast Boy and BE Beast Boy. There’s something about the Titans being vague, that the kids can project themselves onto the characters. I love when kids come up to me and tell me that they really like a character. I like that they really relate to these characters. I think that’s important to people. I think THINGS CHANGE is, in a way, a reaction to the fans taking it all way to seriously. Or projecting too much onto the characters. Like, thinking, “These characters HAVE to be in a relationship. These characters HAVE to like each other.” But in real life, you just don’t always get everything you want. I hope that makes sense. BW: Where did the idea for that story come from? How far back did you plan that episode? Glen: We figured it out when we were talking about what the fifth season was all about. I think we even talked about bringing “Terra” back during the Trigon storyline. But that didn’t make sense; It didn’t organically work with that. I was just too many things to try and do. And y’know, I really like the character. But sometimes that alone isn’t a good enough reason to bring a character back. So Amy and I discussed the story and we decided what it should be about. Really early on, we figured out what the story would be and what it meant. And we both really liked it. And when you start getting into a story and it becomes about, “How did she get unfrozen? Who did that? What form of science might bring her back?” When you start getting into those things, it gets away from what the story is about. At that point, it gets sort of fanboy and geeky. And you end up explaining things that don’t necessarily need to be explained. BW: The storytelling was very unique in that episode. Were there some specific influences? Glen: I really like “His and Her Circumstances.” Plus, I liked the contrast. We did this really, really, super-huge, massive action story. And then we do this really, really, tiny, small, personal story. The show was always about change and shifting gears. It was about being unpredictable. And I liked that. So that’s the reason why we wanted that storytelling in THINGS CHANGE. It’s supposed to be thoughtful. It’s supposed to be slow. It’s funny, because it seems self-explanatory to me. Here’s the thing: I like all different kinds of movies and comics. And so does the crew. That’s something unique about our crew; I think everyone came from different and unique backgrounds. And I think we took that and brought that into the show. The show was about how all these different personalities work together, and that’s what we did. We thought that was really important. So we wanted to make different kinds of shows. David [Slack]. Rob [Hoegee] and Amy [Wolfram] weren’t big comic book fans. So when I explained the show to them, I think they liked the fact that I just wanted interesting stories about interesting characters. And yeah, that’s what comics can be. And that’s what super-heroes can be. The “schoolgirl” in THINGS CHANGE BW: Are you satisfied with THINGS CHANGE as the series finale? Glen: Yeah, I am. I think it’s a nice cap to the “Terra” story. I think the thing people don’t realize about “Terra” is: she wasn’t cut out to be a super-hero. She had super-powers, but she wasn’t cut out for that. And that’s what makes her a tragic character. And I think that’s what makes that character interesting. It’s hard to explain that sort of thing to people. Like, some characters are born to die. And that doesn’t mean that we don’t like that character. That’s the lesson of that character.

That one was on purpose and I don't want to admit how unreasonably proud I was of it haha

I disagree with you Teen Titans isn't a show that just plays in our nostalgia factors it does so much more than that, as a 24 years old now I find the themes Teen Titans brought more than ever. As a male my struggle to grow up and be a man, my insecurities of people criticizing me as immature and etc. My fears and potential inevitable fate that I will fail again and again since I failed before. My embarrassment and anguish that I was manipulated by people and was used. I love this viewer and he did a fantastic job but I respectfully disagree, season 3 for me was great because it related to me on a personal level. I realized I am already a man and its not what other people think of me that defines who I am, going on great lengths to search who I am and the person that I need and want to be when it was already here all along truly made my life fulfilling. Season 5 was also extremely relatable to me the way how Beastboy grows and reminds people that Teen Titans isn't defined by its original members it is defined by the ideals that they believe in and how they act. The themes are even deeper than people thought it was and if they can apply these themes in their lives it can help them in ways it never thought it could.

Don’t change or force yourself to be something you aren’t because people want you to be a certain way. You’d be the exact same person if you born a female and were a woman. Men and Women are exactly the same by default, we don’t think or feel differently. Society just pressures us to conform to a socially constructed standard.

Honestly I think lowart is too critical and takes the fun out of things

#RavenIsTheBestTitan

It would have been more satisfying if they made it a slade problem building over the season with him finding vilians the titans have struggled with in the past leading to the point where the titans realize they need other people's help and don't have to rely on just the team for back up.

On the other hand, I just find it interesting that Slade was pretty much the one villain who ISN'T there. I kinda wish we could've seen the moment where The Brotherhood of Evil approaches him, and he coldly says "No", and vanishes through the shadows in the blink of an eye.

Azriel Satan edited in. That meme wasent around yet

Daniel Green Dickbutt

Dickbutt strikes again

Didn't they say they'd bring them back if TTGo movie did well in the box office? Cause TTGo did well I think.

That's a good idea, that would actually give them an audience.

If we are talking about a specific retro block then sure. That's sounds like a fun time. Bringing them back physically? No. I want to look forward to new cartoons by a new generation of talented people. I don't want to be stuck in the past. Shows like Teen Titans and Samurai Jack are an exception because they needed actual endings.

@@TheEtherny so they were holding the original series ransom?? Thats a dick move.

DustyO'Rusty Actually Samurai Jack had its final season last year on Adult Swim.

i only watched young justice last year, but found it was good

Dickbutt awayyyyyy

That's all my editor's majestic doing haha His sense of humour is fantastic

@@Lowart Your editor is a genius

YEET.

Nah I think its supposed to be Young Justice.

YJ feels more like a successor to DCAU Justice league than teen titans

If it continued giving each character a focus, it would have been Starfire's season.

Hi shark you cant say ttg is stupid if your not even in the age rating

Thank you so much :) I'm so happy that you enjoyed it this much. That means a lot. And that's awesome that you're supporting me on Patreon ^_^ It goes a long way.

That sound fantastic haha I'll have to check that out

What is the name of the episode?

I have to agree with you on that. I recall Teen Titans and Justice League/Justice League Unlimited airing at the same time. Even as a child I could see how a far better Justice League was. The best Teen Titan arcs just paled in comparison to JLU’s Cadmus arc imo.

Yeah,The Original Shows biggest problem was inconsistency in quality in the main story arcs.

No way, Teen Titans was vastly more popular than Justice League or JLU. Check out the Red Arrow's channel, they did a survey on what DC fans (24,000 votes) thought was the best DC animated series and it turns out that Young Justice (40%) and Teen Titans (37%) were by far the two most popular series. Justice League and JLU by comparison only earned 8% of the votes. No other DC animated series earned more than 10%. My biggest issue with Justice League/JLU was that other than Batman and maybe the Flash, I just didn't find the characters to be as likable.

@@KB-vd8wq Okay,Nice Info but I do not base my opinions on what the vast majority think is good or not. I watch the shows myself and then form my own opinion. I found the characters of the Justice League to be incredibly likable with standouts being Superman, Batman, Flash, and Wonder Woman. JL and JLU were just far better than Teen Titans for me,and was also far more consistent in terms of quality. Same thing goes for Batman the Animated Series,Superman the Animated Series,and Batman Beyond

I'll agree with your point about Justice League being more consistent because Teen Titans had a weird range of variability in its episodes, I love the show overall, but even I can think of several episodes that I'd never care to see more than once. That being said, I still think it's the better show overall just for the individual character arcs; five seasons each dedicated to a main character (minus Starfire) and just the amount of character development that each one got really made each of them more relatable and likable in my opinion. But it's okay, there was another survey on the same channel that asked what people thought was the best DC film to come out recently and I couldn't believe that Wonder Woman got over 50% of the votes because I really did not like that movie. I voted for Man of Steel but it only got like 11% of the votes I think, so I guess I'm in the minority on that one. So I applaud you for sticking to what you see yourself and not just going with the status quo.