About “Teen Titans Go!” in a few words:

Teen Titans Go! is an American animated television series that follows the adventures of the Teen Titans, a group of teenage superheroes who live together in Jump City. The show features a unique blend of action, humor, and pop culture references, making it a hit with both kids and adults. The series is a spin-off of the original Teen Titans series and is known for its colorful animation style and lighthearted tone.

Meet the characters from Teen Titans Go!

Robin

Robin is the ultra-driven leader who organizes everything and insists on plans down to the minute. He’s a control freak in the best way, but also the first to jump into action and scream battle cries like a morning drill sergeant — and yes he genuinely enjoys being dramatic. His utility belt is a mythic thing full of gadgets, sticky notes, and apparently five different grappling hooks that all have names. He can be annoyingly responsible and also impulsive; like he’ll make a flowchart and then immediately break it to chase a cupcake, which is oddly relatable. Leader of the pack, knows every episode’s choreography, secretly keeps a scrapbook of mission fails that he flips through when he can’t sleep.

Beast Boy

Beast Boy is the party animal who literally can become any party animal and also the resident goofball. He loves snacks, cartoons, and pranks in equal measure and somehow manages to make everything about fun even when things go sideways. A shapeshifter with a huge heart, he flips between being immature and shockingly insightful in ways that surprise everyone, especially himself. He’ll tell you he hates responsibility but is the first to defend a friend, usually with a terrible pun and a bear hug. Also he collects tiny plush versions of animals he turns into and refuses to explain why there are so many green socks in the laundry.

Cyborg

Cyborg is the loud, lovable tech genius who brings the snacks and the boom to every situation. He’s part robot, all heart, and probably has a playlist for every possible mood and battle combo. Often brags about his upgrades and then acts like a big softie who cries at commercials, which is the best contradiction. He’s a mechanic, a DJ, a teammate, and occasionally a walking server rack for video games; he also hoards vintage consoles and fried chicken boxes, don’t judge. Always ready with a high-five or a callback to a joke he made three seasons ago, he keeps morale high even when the Wi‑Fi is down.

Starfire

Starfire is sunshine and literal fireworks wrapped in alien innocence and endless hugs. She is baffled by Earth idioms and tries to adopt them with varying degrees of success, which is both adorable and confusing. Extremely kind, incredibly strong, and always curious about food — she will try anything once and then describe the taste in ten different emotional metaphors. She can be surprisingly fierce in battle while also collecting tiny gemstones that she insists are “very fashionable” and absolutely not edible. She radiates optimism and also once accidentally kissed a toaster, so, you know, zest and chaos in equal parts.

Raven

Raven is the dark, dry-witted mystic who will roll her eyes at you and then save the day without ceremony. She’s broody and sarcastic but deeply loyal, and there’s this huge soft center she hides behind cloaks and sarcastic comments. Her powers are ominous and impressive, but she also reads romance novels in secret and is oddly particular about tea temperature. She claims to hate glitter and yet there is definitely at least one glittery notebook in her room, I’ve seen it, don’t ask how I know. Enigmatic, fierce, and secretly sentimental, Raven balances the team with a calm that is equal parts terrifying and comforting.