I mean, that Robin is clearly Dick Grayson. They just gave him Tim’s costume and weapon (and, now that I think about it, hairstyle) for recognizability factor, the same way “Tim” in BTAS is basically Jason with some Tim slapped over it
Don’t forget that Robin is a harsh and strict leader, they don’t go to school, the show never explained the full story of Plasmus’s past and that human form of his, and its final episode did a horrible job at delivering its message about moving on and letting go of the past, which they did it in a very forced and unsubtle way.
@@AlexMcGillvrey 1st. No tf he isn't 2nd. Okay? And? Ones a cyborg, one was trained by batman, 1 is technically thousands of years old, 1 has the knowledge of basically Satan, and one has animal instincts why tf would they go to school? 3rd. That's your shitty opinion
I was a big fan of the dcu prior to this and honestly? I never thought about how it fit into any timeline or the regular shows I just loved it for what it was, which was a really great show with great action and storylines and omg was raven the best!!??!! the style didn't match Bruce timms universe and that was fine because it created something all it's own with more powerful storylines than the the justice league cartoon to be honest. the less said about titans go the better
Yet Family Guy and Futurama keep getting cancelled, then revived As for Scooby-Doo, Mystery Incorporated Didn't get cancelled it was completed, than more than a decade later one person said they had more plans with the show(claimed only for clout) Teen Titans(2003) also completed sadly all good things must come to an end no matter how good they are
But it’s not 100% good. Some of the show’s problems include Robin being a dick leader at times, the fact that the Titans never attend school, the questionable unexplained backstory of Plasmus and the deal with that human form of his, and it abysmal final episode known as Things Change.
Titans attending school? Nah that would've sucked. There are a lot of things that don't translate well from a weekly comic to a 22 minute tv episode and going to school is one of them. At best you can do a one off episode like the Hive Academy or the series finale with Terra.
@eddiew.4650 Well, those Hive kids attended the Hive Academy and even Terra attended school in the final episode. I'm just wondering if any of the Teen Titans had some sort of an education growing up.
@eddiew.4650 Speaking of Terra, I thought it was unnecessary for her school friends to c***block BeastBoy and act so cruel to him because they should know that he's one of the heroes who save their city all the time. Seriously, do the Teen Titans get any recognition on their city? That's another problem I have with the show.
Okay, Robin being a “dick leader” is ridiculous because while Robin was definitely harsh and strict, he was still friendly and likable towards his entire team. Did he have his bad moments? Of course, what leader doesn’t? But he still really cared for his team and considered them his family. UNLIKE Teen Titans Go where Robin is character assassinated literally every fucking episode. When that IMPOSTER who goes by Robin is not being a self righteous control freak, he’s an absolute LOSER and (like the rest of those goddamn imposters), can never do anything right and doesn’t understand shit about being a superhero.
@@ZemeckisTEN What about in the episode, "The Beast Within" when Robin tried to forced Beast Boy to remember something he's clearly unable to remember against his will and even threaten him to throw him in jail if he doesn't remember? That was kind of a bit too extreme.
I mean, that Robin is clearly Dick Grayson. They just gave him Tim’s costume and weapon (and, now that I think about it, hairstyle) for recognizability factor, the same way “Tim” in BTAS is basically Jason with some Tim slapped over it
GOD I really miss og teen titans, ima go re-watch it now
Lol that's what I did
Don’t forget that Robin is a harsh and strict leader, they don’t go to school, the show never explained the full story of Plasmus’s past and that human form of his, and its final episode did a horrible job at delivering its message about moving on and letting go of the past, which they did it in a very forced and unsubtle way.
@@AlexMcGillvrey
1st. No tf he isn't
2nd. Okay? And? Ones a cyborg, one was trained by batman, 1 is technically thousands of years old, 1 has the knowledge of basically Satan, and one has animal instincts why tf would they go to school?
3rd. That's your shitty opinion
not tim, but here's your impression of the day
Starfire 🦸♀️ from The Original 2003 Teen Titans 🦸♂️🦸♀️ was definitely one of my favorite childhood crushes 😍🥰❤ growing up.
Same😅
Tim wasn't Robin in the show.
If he was then when Star went to the future she would have seen Red Robin not Nightwing.
Yea, I didn't have time to say it but people initially thought it was Tim so they were going off of that
He was modeled after Tim but he was definitely Dick Grayson
I was a big fan of the dcu prior to this and honestly? I never thought about how it fit into any timeline or the regular shows I just loved it for what it was, which was a really great show with great action and storylines and omg was raven the best!!??!! the style didn't match Bruce timms universe and that was fine because it created something all it's own with more powerful storylines than the the justice league cartoon to be honest.
the less said about titans go the better
I liked it as a. Show.
A lot Good Shows get canceled, Teen Titans, Scooby Doo, Family Guy, Futurama.
Yet Family Guy and Futurama keep getting cancelled, then revived
As for Scooby-Doo, Mystery Incorporated Didn't get cancelled it was completed, than more than a decade later one person said they had more plans with the show(claimed only for clout)
Teen Titans(2003) also completed
sadly all good things must come to an end no matter how good they are
Anyone who truly loved Teen Titans can see teen titans go as the garbage it is!
I saw go first that is probably why I liked it but I still like the original
Don’t forget that the original show has its downsides too.
I think it’s pretty funny
Nah chief the Caged Tiger episode was peak
TTG is made to be a kiddy show. I enjoy it for what it is, even being an OG fan.
I honestly can't stand how I was pretty much the main demographic for teen titans go bc the show is oof...an acquired taste for sure
We had it very good.
I have the complete series of The Original 2003 Teen Titans 🦸♂️🦸♀️ on DVD 📀 and Teen Titians: Trouble In Tokyo 🏯⛩ on Blu-ray.
Miss this show so much 😞
But it’s not 100% good. Some of the show’s problems include Robin being a dick leader at times, the fact that the Titans never attend school, the questionable unexplained backstory of Plasmus and the deal with that human form of his, and it abysmal final episode known as Things Change.
Titans attending school? Nah that would've sucked. There are a lot of things that don't translate well from a weekly comic to a 22 minute tv episode and going to school is one of them. At best you can do a one off episode like the Hive Academy or the series finale with Terra.
@eddiew.4650 Well, those Hive kids attended the Hive Academy and even Terra attended school in the final episode. I'm just wondering if any of the Teen Titans had some sort of an education growing up.
@eddiew.4650 Speaking of Terra, I thought it was unnecessary for her school friends to c***block BeastBoy and act so cruel to him because they should know that he's one of the heroes who save their city all the time. Seriously, do the Teen Titans get any recognition on their city? That's another problem I have with the show.
Okay, Robin being a “dick leader” is ridiculous because while Robin was definitely harsh and strict, he was still friendly and likable towards his entire team. Did he have his bad moments? Of course, what leader doesn’t? But he still really cared for his team and considered them his family. UNLIKE Teen Titans Go where Robin is character assassinated literally every fucking episode. When that IMPOSTER who goes by Robin is not being a self righteous control freak, he’s an absolute LOSER and (like the rest of those goddamn imposters), can never do anything right and doesn’t understand shit about being a superhero.
@@ZemeckisTEN What about in the episode, "The Beast Within" when Robin tried to forced Beast Boy to remember something he's clearly unable to remember against his will and even threaten him to throw him in jail if he doesn't remember? That was kind of a bit too extreme.
Stop the cap