Teen Titans

Three graduates of the H.I.V.E. Academy—Gizmo, Jinx, and Mammoth—launch an attack on the Titans at the behest of Slade. During the confrontation, Robin becomes separated from the rest of the team, and the Titans' headquarters is taken over by the H.I.V.E. students.

A mysterious alien probe arrives to take Starfire away, leaving her confused and concerned. Her sister Blackfire, who is carefree and popular, visits and begins to win over the other Titans, making Starfire feel insecure and unwanted.

Cinderblock escapes from prison, prompting the Teen Titans to intervene and stop a planned jailbreak. When Robin and Cyborg attempt to use a sonic boom to contain the situation, the plan backfires, allowing the villain to slip away. This failure leads to growing tension between the two heroes, as they begin to blame each other for the mishap.

Two costumed superteens, personifications of thunder and lightning, arrive with a storm in search of fun, not destruction.

While at the park, Cyborg unexpectedly shuts down and later informs the Titans that his batteries are failing. During a battle with Mumbo, Cyborg's power runs out, and he is presumed captured. The Titans believe Mumbo has kidnapped him, but it is later revealed that Cyborg is actually found by a mysterious man named Fixit.

Raven's sudden release of dark energy startles the Titans, exposing a more unstable aspect of her character. After Cyborg and Beast Boy find a strange mirror in her room, they are abruptly taken to a surreal, nightmare-like realm connected to her abilities.

Starfire and Raven find it difficult to connect due to their contrasting emotional approaches, but they are forced to collaborate when The Puppet King captures Robin, Cyborg, and Beast Boy in wooden puppets and takes control of their bodies.

A new villain named Trident begins stealing nuclear waste from cargo ships, prompting the Titans to investigate and encounter a new hero named Aqualad, whose arrival stirs feelings of competition in Beast Boy.

Red X, a skilled thief, exploits the Titans' vulnerabilities, consistently evading capture while defeating them in battle. Meanwhile, Robin becomes increasingly withdrawn, focusing obsessively on capturing his longtime adversary, Slade.

The Titans are captured by Mad Mod, a flamboyant villain in a colorful suit, who imprisons them in a surreal school designed to confuse and manipulate their minds through illusions and hypnotic technology.

Slade Wilson threatens to use a powerful device called a chronoton detonator, which has the potential to devastate the city. As Robin confronts Slade, the other Titans work to disable the bomb, only to learn that Slade's true intentions go beyond simple destruction.

The Titans search for Robin after he goes missing, only to find him robbing a facility alongside Slade. After being defeated by Robin, the team concludes that he has turned to a life of crime. Unbeknownst to them, Robin is being manipulated and is struggling with the moral cost of his forced villainy.

Cyborg finishes constructing his advanced vehicle, the T-Car, but it is stolen during a confrontation with Overload. The vehicle is later seized by the antagonists Cash, Sammy, and Gizmo before being returned to Overload, who forces Cyborg into a difficult decision.