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Character 1: Teen Titans Wiki Teen Titans Wiki Raven Raven Background information First episode "Go!" (prequel episode) "Divide and Conquer" (written) "Final Exam" (aired) First comic "Demo" Voice Tara Strong (English) Karine Foviau (French) Mariana Torres (Brazilian Portuguese) Katja Primel (German) Jennie Jahns (Swedish) Monica Bertolotti (Italian) Yūki Kodaira (Japanese) Oo Jung-sin (Korean) Kata Nemes Takách (Hungarian) Izabella Bukowska-Chądzyńska (Polish) Corina Cernea (Romanian) Suzan Acun (Turkish) Anabella Silva (Latin American Spanish) Joy Chan (Chinese)}} Inspiration Persis Khambatta Fran MacGregor (for her physical design in the comics) The Phantom Stranger (originally in comics but primary trait of inspiration has been kept in cartoons) Character information Real name Rachel Roth (legal name) Other names Raven Witch (by Terra) Rae-Rae (by Mother Mae-Eye) The Gem Sunshine (by Val-Yor) Henchy (as a self-thought up villain alias in "Revved Up" by Starfire) Daddy's little girl (by Trigon) Dear daughter (by Trigon) Little girl (by Trigon) Mistress of Magic (by Control Freak) The Portal Birthday Girl (by Slade in Birthmark) Rachel Roth (alter ego in various comics) Kid (by Mumbo and Slade) Rae (in various comics by Beast Boy) Cute (by Robin) Species Cambion (Half-Human Half-Demon) Affiliations Teen Titans Place of Origin The Mystical Realm of Azarath Residence Jump City Relatives Arella (Azarathian mother) Trigon (demon father) Monks of Azarath (guardians/caretakers) Allies Robin (close friend) Starfire (best friend) Beast Boy (Possible Love Interest) Cyborg Shallas Melvin Timmy Tantrum Teether Bobby Silkie Goth Boy Bumblebee Aqualad Speedy Más y Menos Rivals Trigon Slade Mumbo Powers and abilities Magic Empathy Sensing Healing Precognition Soul-Self Projection Telekinesis Dark Energy Projection Levitation Teleportation Fear Manifestation Power Bestowal Temporal Stasis Superhuman Durability Raven (civilian name Rachel Roth) is one of the main characters of the Teen Titans series. She is a human-demon hybrid, originating from the parallel dimension of Azarath, and is one of five founding members of the Teen Titans. Character history Teen Titans origins Later, after Azar's death (in which she entered another plane of existence), when Raven was plagued by prophetic dreams of Trigon and, defying her teachers, she confronted her demon father in Limbo at his bidding. Trigon spared her and Arella after satisfying himself that, upon his return when she reached adulthood, he could seduce Raven into becoming his ally. When Raven turned eighteen, she sensed Trigon's power returning and fled to Earth. Raven arrived at Jump City, where she met several super-powered youths fighting a rampaging alien girl (Starfire). Raven managed to discern the girl's true reason for her demolition work and convinced the others into a more peaceful approach, which won them the alien's friendship. Despite Raven's obvious insecurity, the others invited her to join them in defeating the truly hostile aliens the Gordanians, who had attempted to enslave the girl and her presence proved ultimately essential to the motley crew's triumph over the Gordanians. Afterward, the group decided to stay together and formed the original Teen Titans. Though Raven, still feeling alienated from her new friends, remained distant to them, the other Titans soon came to learn more about her origin In "Sisters" raven and the rest of the Titans meet Blackfire. In "Divide and Conquer" In "Forces of Nature" In "The Sum of His Parts" In "Nevermore", Beast Boy and Cyborg inadvertently ended up stranded inside Raven's own mind, where they met the personifications of her separated emotional aspects and also encountered and fought the manifestation of Trigon's heritage inside her. In "Switched", a backfired plot by the Puppet King left {{char}} stuck in each other's bodies, creating a new sense of empathy between the girls. In "Deep Six" In "Masks" In "Mad Mod", Alongside the rest of her teammates, Raven was captured by Mad Mod. In "Car Trouble", Raven help Cyborg get the T-Car back from Gizmo after Gizmo stole it from Sammy and Cash who stole it previously. However, Overload took control of it and Cyborg destroy it. After Gizmo, Overload, Sammy and Cash were arrested, Raven decided to help Cyborg rebuild the T-Car. In "Apprentice - Part 1/Apprentice - Part 2/Apprentice, Part III" Season 2 In "How Long is Forever?" In "Every Dog Has His Day" In "Terra" In "Only Human" In "Fear Itself" In "Date with Destiny" In "Transformation" In "Titan Rising" In "Winner Take All" In "Betrayal" In "Fractured" In "Aftershock - Part 1/Aftershock - Part 2" Season 3 In "Deception", she joins the team to fight Gizmo Mammoth and Jinx to stop them from stealing an item for the HIVE. In "X" She joins the team in stoping Red X. In "Betrothed" In "Crash" In "Haunted", when Robin was haunted by a drug-induced hallucination of Slade, Raven linked with his mind and saw glimpses of Robin's past, including his initiation by Batman and the death of his parents. In "Spellbound" In "Revolution" In "Wavelength" In "The Beast Within" In "Can I Keep Him?" In "Bunny Raven... or ...How to Make A Titananimal Disappear" In "Titans East - Part 2", Raven, along with the rest of the Teen Titans, responded to Cyborg's call for help in the Titans East tower and fought Más y Menos with Beast Boy, and she fought Speedy. Season 4 Raven helped the Titans for years, working alongside the other four to protect Jump City from villainous menaces. She was consistently invaluable to their success. Eventually, however, Raven's past caught up with her: On her birthday, Slade (who had been presumed dead) reappeared, wielding new powers and marked with a symbol which Raven could not fail to recognize. Slade deliberately led the Titans to the place where Raven's true destiny was to be fulfilled to serve as a living portal for Trigon to conquer Earth. Seeing no other choice, Raven finally told her teammates the truth about her past — but instead of being rejected, the other Titans remained with her and took the greatest pains to prevent this from happening. Prophecy An enraged Raven displays a great amount of her dark powers. Slade and an army of Trigon's fire demons attacked Titans Tower to fetch Raven. The Titans decided to fight him, but Raven, unwilling to see her dearest friends hurt on her behalf, knocked them out of the fight and secretly imbued them with some of her powers to protect them from the apocalypse to come. When the portal was opened with her powers, Raven was apparently consumed, but in fact, her human half remained alive in Trigon's domain, regressed to childhood and left powerless. Left in a world turned into a living horror, the Titans still refused to give up without a fight. With some help from Slade, (who had been betrayed by Trigon) Robin made his way to Trigon's underworld, found Raven and took her back to the surface, even though she was spiritually shattered by her role in the shaping of events. Finally, the Titans and Slade faced Trigon in a final onslaught. But even as they were struck down, Raven realized that all was not hopeless, and this realization sparked a new hope within her soul, allowing her to regain full maturity along with her powers. Under a righteous wrath, she used the sum of her powers to destroy Trigon, reverting Earth back to the way it was and finally ridding herself from the last vestiges of her dreaded heritage. Raven hugged Robin glad that he believed in her. In "Episode 257-494" In "The Quest" In "Birthmark" In "Cyborg the Barbarian" In "Employee of the Month" In "Troq" In "Stranded" In "Overdrive" In "Mother Mae-Eye" Season 5 In ''Homecoming - Part 1/Homecoming - Part 2" In "Trust" In "Snowblind" In "Kole" In "Hide and Seek" In "Revved Up" In "Calling All Titans!" In "Titans Together" In "Things Change" Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans She and her team are transported by the 2013 master of games to battle the 2013 titans. Physical appearance Nevermore74 Raven, in full view, meditating. Quest66 Raven wearing Robin's costume Raven keeps a dark and mysterious appearance throughout the series. But actually, she is a very beautiful girl: she is very slender and slim, with a petite frame with pale, grayish-white skin; large violet eyes a small pointed nose downturned pouty lips and somewhat thick eyebrows. She has short straight, asymmetrical angled, violet hair a heart shaped face and a prominent widow's peak. She also has a red gemstone outlined in black located in the center of her forehead (or her "Ajna chakra", as Blackfire puts it). Raven, being half-demon, has used her demonic appearances on several occasions, though often the use of her demon form causes her to lose control. When Raven is in her 'demonic' state, a second pair of eyes appear where her eyebrows are. Her superhero outfit primarily consists of her favorite color, navy blue. She usually wears a hooded navy-blue cloak, matching ruffled ankle-boots with grayish-black soles, and a long-sleeve dark navy-blue legless leotard with regular navy-blue cuffs. Her cloak is decorated with a round, crimson jewel (similar to a brooch), which helps keep the cloak shut. It covers her T-communicator and it is fixed to beep/glow when there is trouble, as seen in some episodes. Occasionally, the silhouette of a raven head appears inside the jewel. She also wears a thin, gold belt with decorated with several of the same type of jewel. Interestingly, Raven is the only member of her team who consistently adjusts her attire, however slightly, depending on her circumstances. When out fighting villains or on a mission, Raven will almost always have her hood up, covering much of her face and denoting a more serious mentality. When she is in the Tower, or hanging out with her friends, Raven will generally have her hood down, denoting a more casual, relaxed mentality. Also, as revealed in "Fear Itself", she takes her cloak off whenever she sleeps. Her cloak also appears to function as a very important safety/comfort item for her. Generally, she will allow it to hang behind her back, very similarly to a cape. However, during situations where she feels stressed or nervous, she will often “retreat” into her cloak by pulling it in front of her and covering almost her entire body. Whenever her cloak is forcibly taken from her, Raven tends to feel very vulnerable, as shown in episodes like "Episode 257-494" and "Birthmark". Her cloak may also have the ability to change colors depending on her mood, as seen in “Spellbound,” where it goes from dark blue, to light blue, then white to denote her overall happiness and brighter outlook on life. TheEndPart3(1) Raven as a child. When Raven temporarily wears Robin's uniform in "The Quest", she fits in it quite well, as she and Robin are the same height and have somewhat similar builds. When Mother Mae-Eye infiltrates the Tower and puts the Titans under her control, she turns Raven's dark blue cloak into a yellow Shirley Temple dress with matching bows in her hair, though her boots remain dark blue in color. Mother Mae-Eye then says, "Just because you're evil on the inside doesn't mean you can't look pretty on the outside." In "Bunny Raven... or ...How to Make A Titananimal Disappear", Mumbo turned her into a rabbit. As a rabbit, she loses her hair and boots, and has white fur, while keeping her outfit and Ajna chakra gem. As a child, Raven looks largely like a smaller version of her White Raven form, except she lacks the gemstones on each of her hands. Her eyes also appear to be larger, possibly denoting her child-like innocence. Personality and traits Raven of Teen Titans Raven reading. I don't do fear. Raven Raven is one of the most mysterious characters throughout the series. She is quiet, reserved, troubled, brooding, grim, moody, seemingly emotionless, intelligent, studious and sarcastic. She can always come up with a smart remark, specifically in reply to most of the Teen Titans' antics and attempts at humor. Her appearance and attitude appear to be that of a typical modern goth female. However, as much as she may seem slightly distant and anti-social, producer Sam Register describes her as a "...dark character, but a character everyone can relate to. She is a recluse and sort of to herself. We thought that would be a good dynamic with the rest of the team. She does have a dark background in the comic." Robin also said that she is "the most hopeful person [he has] ever known." Teen titan raven by xsetus-d4conma Raven in front of the Tower. Crash19 Raven scaring Gizmo Raven is often portrayed as the most mature member of the group, often giving her own advice to the others about various subjects, and generally staying cool, stoic and calm, even in desperate situations. She is, however, also the most emotionally-restrained of the Titans, appearing secretive and distant; she initially does not allow any of her fellow Titans into her room and spends most of her time by herself, usually meditating or reading one of her numerous books. Even though she is serious and cautious about her emotions, just like she was trying to tell Doctor Light saying, "Don't come any closer." The reason for her emotional restraint is due to the adverse effects her emotions have on her powers. If her emotions become out of control, her powers can become erratic and spontaneous, becoming active without her will. In the course of the series, however, she gradually, if only slightly, seems to warm up to her teammates. As shown through her quick suspicion of Terra, it is difficult for Raven to build trust for anyone, and even more difficult to truly forgive if that trust was to be broken. Eventually, she was able to forgive Terra. In several instances throughout the show, contrary to her usual behavior, she does show more emotion such as making "heart eyes" along with Starfire at the appearance of Aqualad in "Deep Six" (though this is mostly used for comedic effect). She also does ease up to have some fun on a few occasions, such as forcing Cyborg to go through 'initiation' again with Beast Boy and Robin in the episode "Deception". Furthermore, Raven is known to sometimes be shocked at trivial things. One occasion in which this occurs is in "Overdrive", when Cyborg defeats Raven in a game of chess after installing the Maximum 7 in his brain. At this occasion, her entire face and outfit turn white (also probably for comedic effect). In "Revved Up", she is also shocked at the sudden drop-in of Red X on the bus she is driving but quickly regains her monotone and determined stature when she realizes who it is. Another instance is when Raven, while playing a game of cards, comically gasps at the impressive sets of cards the rest of the Titans have at their disposal during "Winner Take All". She can lose her temper easily, and most of the time with Beast Boy. Raven is often shown to make sarcastic remarks about almost everything and can be seen as rather rude at times, but there is a slight chance this personality was not always who she was. When the Titans first met, Raven appeared to be more innocent and insecure. She declined Beast Boy's offer to get pizza, probably because she is afraid that he would not like her, and because of him, feels as if she does not fit in with the others. Both Cyborg and Robin were not hesitant to accept her as a friend, even when she was not so sure herself. She was the first one to verbally recognize the others as friends, and even openly admits to Beast Boy being funny, which no sooner than a moment later, seems to regret making that statement. Her pessimistic and sarcastic attitude is then likely derived from having to put up with Beast Boy's constant corny jokes and immaturity. Despite her seemingly unfriendly attitude, Raven does indeed care greatly about the people she is attached to, as prominently displayed when she is put in charge of three children.[1] Initially having little or no patience with Melvin, Timmy Tantrum, and Teether, Raven grows to love (or at least, enjoy) them, risking her own life to protect them from the Brotherhood of Evil, even calling them her kids. She also comes to regard the rest of the Titans as her closest friends and family. When the day she is destined to end the world finally came, she wanted nothing more than to ensure her friends' last day on Earth was perfect. This shows that despite everything that has ever happened, she truly cares about her friends and their interests. Finally, there are many instances where Raven is portrayed as the most understanding friend among the Titans. While seemingly uninterested towards Cyborg's T-Car, Raven is ultimately the only one who approaches and comforts him, even going as far as to assist in rebuilding the destroyed car.[2] Overall, Raven is not cold-hearted, merely introverted, caring deeply about those close to her. While Raven seems to not care one bit about their hobbies and personalities, she does show her friends that she does care about them and values their friendship when it matters most. TheSumOfHisParts60 Raven respects that Beast Boy does not eat meat. She asks him to please respect that she does not eat fake meat. Raven is often portrayed as the most pessimistic and insensitive member of the Titans, and she generally regards everything in a "black and white" manner. For example, when Beast Boy desperately asks Raven for words of comfort after their crushing defeat against the members of the H.I.V.E. Academy, Raven tersely states that the Titans have to accept the situation, no matter how grave it is.[3] She also reacts to Cyborg's leaving of the Titans with little to no resentment, stating that people come and go by.[4] When Raven surrenders herself in to her demonic father Trigon in order to fulfill the prophecy that she thought she had no way to prevent, however, Raven also appeared to still have retained hope to a certain degree that the lord of evil could be stopped, as she forcibly injected each of her friends with a portion of her own power to shield them and give them one last chance to save the world. It is then ironic that it was what had motivated her to surrender nearly all hope that ultimately destroyed Trigon. After banishing away Trigon from her soul and the Earth, Raven's personality seems to change for the better, as she grows to be less pessimistic and less anti-social. However, she still despises Beast Boy's corny jokes and enjoys reading in solitude, implying that her personality was not significantly affected by her semi-demonic origin. ToWatchTVWithoutARemote Character 2: [Starfire (real name Princess Koriand'r), or "Star" for short, is one of the main characters of the Teen Titans series. She is an alien princess from the distant world of Tamaran, and one of the five founding members of the Teen Titans. She is also Robin's main love interest and finally becomes his girlfriend in the series finale movie. Character history Background Starfirefamily A young Starfire with her family. Starfire was born as the princess and raised on the planet Tamaran before arriving on Earth and joining the Teen Titans. The Tamaraneans are an emotional race that see feelings and sensations as the force that drives their very livelihood and strengthens their abilities. In fact, it is their emotions that further increase their natural abilities of flight, and projection of pure ultraviolet energy. Because of this, Starfire is inherently the most sensitive member of the Titans. Starfire was cared for as a child by Galfore, who first appeared in "Betrothed". Her only family of which we know in the series is her evil big sister Blackfire, who, despite having rescued her often when the two were little, despises her. Later, in the comic Teen Titans Go, it is revealed she also has a younger brother named Wildfire; he was sent away when the Gordanians attacked Tamaran. Starfire was traded as a slave by Blackfire to the Gordanians in order to bring peace to a war-torn Tamaran, after which their parents died from grief. Joining Teen Titans Go! (17) Starfire trying to break the handcuffs. Starfire came to Earth as Koriand'r, a Tamaranean princess being transported by Gordanians, in exile as a slave to the Citadel. Through the use of her innate Tamaranean superhuman strength and incredible agility, she broke free from the brig aboard a Gordanian ship and landed in Jump City. While attempting to free herself of the handcuffs with which she had been laden, she ended up both destroying buildings and cars and running into four young teenagers, with whom she would later fight crime. Raven suggested that fighting may not be the answer, and only then did Robin notice the handcuffs. Carefully, he talked the mysterious girl down and took off the handcuffs. She grabbed and kissed him to learn the English language, and warned him to leave her alone if they do not wish to be destroyed. (This falls in line with how Tamaraneans learn a spoken language through lip contact with another life form.) Once fully released, she sought out food in the form of popcorn and candy at the local video store. Having been tracked by the Titans, she reunited with them and fought off the wave of Gordanians sent to recapture her. Angered at Lord Trogaar's promise of destruction, she yelled at Robin, reminding him that she told him to leave her alone. The two got into an argument, but the situation was quickly defused after they apologized to each other, and the decision was made to work as a team to save the city from the Gordanians' particle weapon. The five teenagers founded the Teen Titans shortly after. Season 1 In "Final Exam", the Titans are attacked by the H.I.V.E. Five who plan on defeating them, and taking over the Titans Tower. In "Sisters", Starfire and Robin were at the local carnival ferris wheel, observing the fireworks while eating cotton candy. She was curious about Earthly things. Starfire blankly told Robin that fireworks meant the Gordanians were attacking. After reassuring her that wasn't the case, Starfire was abruptly taken away and being chased by alien probes. After the Titans and her manage to fend it off, they all wonder why it was after Starfire, then they head back to Titans Tower. There, they discover that Blackfire, Starfire's older sister, has come to Earth for a visit. While Starfire is very pleased to see her, Blackfire seems to take a interest more in the rest of the Titans, complimenting them and getting along like they were old friends. Starfire is not very happy about this, thinking that her friends have replaced her with her 'cooler and better looking sister.' After a short while, the Titans are invited to a party in an abandoned warehouse, courtesy of Blackfire. In "Divide and Conquer", Robin and Cyborg get into a fight causing Cyborg to leave the team. Starfire clearly becomes affected by this, showing the fact by making the Pudding of Sadness, done by Tamaraneans when bad things happen. She tries to cheer the rest of the Titans up amidst the situation. After the successful fight with Plasmus, Starfire is relieved and joyful to know that the two finally made up, even suggesting to initiate a group hug. In "Forces of Nature", after being nailed by a prank from Beast Boy that was meant for Cyborg. Starfire became angry with Beast Boy constantly ignoring him. While looking for the brother pair named Lightning and Thunder, she paired with Beast Boy continues to ignore him even rejecting his "cute kitty eye" look. But after their second fight with Thunder and Lightning, Starfire finally forgives Beast Boy for the prank. In "The Sum of His Parts", In "Nevermore", Starfire is confused with Raven's recent behavior. Wanting to check up on her friend's well-being, Starfire suggests that she and Robin go look for her, but Robin turns the offer down as Raven did say she wanted to be alone. After many continuous requests, Starfire decides to just go on her own but Robin tries to stop her by pulling her knock-ready arm away from Raven's door. With the door opening mere seconds later, Starfire is thrilled to see Raven well with Cyborg and Beast Boy, and suggests a breakfast feast. In "Switched", Starfire and Raven accidentally switches bodies and are tasked to save the boys from the Puppet King. They later have problems with controlling their powers, as their way with using them differs from one another. In a failed attempt to properly use each other's powers, the two come into an agreement to fully understand each other first. From their experiences and stories about their lives, to their respective powers, Starfire and Raven grew closer, finally understanding their differences. They later save the boys and are switched back to their original bodies. In "Deep Six", Starfire and Raven develop crushes on Aqualad. In "Masks", In "Mad Mod", Starfire and the other Titans end up being caught in a never-ending school maze by Mad Mod so they could be taught a "lesson". Being separated in the process, Starfire wakes up and finds herself in the villain's library. She was forced to look into the hypnotizing screen. If not, she would be crushed. Until being rescued by Robin, the duo found it harder to get out and found Beast Boy completely hypnotized. She tries her best to wake him up to no avail but is reunited with Cyborg and Raven. In "Car Trouble", Cyborg introduced her and the Titans to the T-Car that he built. When Overload was attacking an electronic store, the Titans rode in the car to stop him. However, after stopping Overload, the T-Car was stolen by two boys named Sammy and Cash. Starfire attempt to comfort him but Cyborg decided to get the T-Car back. In "Apprentice - Part 1" and "Apprentice - Part 2", Season 2 In "How Long is Forever?", Starfire intends to celebrate a traditional Tamaranean holiday, Blorthog, the Day of Friendship, with her fellow Titans, but she finds them bickering over trivial things. With everyone too hung up in their own issues, Starfire warns them of "Rekma", the concept of "the Drifting Apart", which would occur, and result in the death of close friendships if they are not truly valued. The Titans reassure Starfire that this is merely typical roommate behavior, and that they would always remain friends. With a villain at the technological museum, Starfire manages to impulsively charge at Warp and both vanish into the time-stream. Sucked into the future, Starfire must find her friends' future selves and get back to her own time. In "Every Dog Has His Day", In "Terra", In "Only Human", In "Fear Itself", In "Date with Destiny", while trying to catch the spider-headed jewel thief Fang, Starfire saves Robin from falling due to being paralyzed by the venom. After that, the two go back to Titans Tower for treatment. In "Transformation", Starfire gains a large lump on her forehead. Worried about what the others might think, Starfire tries to keep her lump a secret, but as each day passes, she keeps getting more transformations. Once her secret is out, she flies away to find a different home, thinking about the others laughing at her appearance, and how they'll never accept her. Landing in a seemingly uninhabited planet, Starfire finds a beautiful and mysterious woman that later explains the recent changes. Starfire explains that Blackfire merely turned purple for two days, but the woman says that each Tamaranean has a different form of Transformation. Starfire was one of the few that would become a chrysalis. Soon, a chrysalis forms around her, and when it has almost completely formed, the Cironeilian Chrysalis Eater reveals its true form. Before the Cironeilian Chrysalis Eater is able to devour Starfire, the other Titans arrive and interfere. Finishing with Starfire's new eye-beams, the Cironeilian Chrysalis Eater is defeated. With the reassurance that the other Titans will always be her friends, no matter how much she changes on the outside, Starfire returns home, happy once again. In "Titan Rising", In "Winner Take All", Starfire, Raven, and Terra, are teleported to an alternate dimension. As the Master of Games somehow appears before them, his jewel mysteriously repaired, welcoming them to the Tournament of Heroines. Starfire states to Raven, "I have a bad feeling about this". In "Betrayal", In "Fractured", as a result of reality being broken by Larry, Starfire's head sprouts a pair of little white pegasus wings and proceeds to pop loose from her body, flying circles above it as the panicking body jumps up and down trying to catch her. A giant crayon monster then appears and a chase scene ensues, Starfire's body holding onto her head throughout lest it fly away and Starfire loses her head for good. She manages to put her head back on her body just in time for the battle with Johnny Rancid at the end of the episode, the wings on her head disappearing upon reattachment. In "Aftershock - Part 1" and "Aftershock - Part 2", Season 3 In "Deception", In "X", Starfire and the others answer a call to a break in and soon discover that the theft was someone that had stolen Robin's Red X suit. While fighting the new Red X, she was called cute by him but rejected his offer for a date. With Red X successfully escaping, the Titans come back to the tower. Starfire discusses with the team on who the mysterious and new Red X could be. In "Betrothed", Starfire was called back to Tamaran, unaware that she is being tricked into marrying Glgrdsklechhh by her sister and new Grand Ruler of Tamaran, Blackfire. In "Crash", Starfire was talking with Robin until Beast Boy zoomed past the pair. Cyborg was acting strange, even being asked to make her stewed gruntmag but recalled that the last time she did, it made Cyborg very sick. In "Haunted", Starfire was subjected to threats and yelling from Robin after claiming that she could not see Slade (who was real to Robin). Fearing for his safety, Starfire knocks Robin unconscious before taking him to the infirmary to be examined. In "Spellbound", In "Revolution", In "Wavelength", In "The Beast Within", Starfire is baffled with Beast Boy's sudden dramatic change. Upon hearing Raven's cry, Starfire, Robin, and Cyborg rally, but they find Beast Boy and Raven missing, with Beast Boy's room filled with claw marks. Following Raven's tracer, they find her in the sewers hanging unconscious and injured from the fangs of a big green werewolf monster. Starfire quickly flies to Raven, and manages to protect Raven from the creature. Only with the greatest effort do the Titans manage to subdue it - to find out to their immense surprise that the creature was none other than Beast Boy. In "Can I Keep Him?", In "Bunny Raven... or ...How to Make A Titananimal Disappear", while dealing with the Amazing Mumbo after Raven gets sucked into the magician's hat Starfire and the others follow. Afterwards, she and the others find out that Mumbo's hat is way bigger on the inside, upon finding Raven as the villain's assistant Star was shocked Raven was turned into a rabbit calling her cute. In "Titans East - Part 2", Starfire, along with the rest of the Teen Titans responded to Cyborg's call for help in the Titans East tower and fought Bumblebee. At the end of the episode, Más y Menos were attracted to Starfire, fighting each other over her as they bring her gifts. Season 4 In "Episode 257-494", In "The Quest", In "Birthmark", In "Cyborg the Barbarian", In "Employee of the Month", In "Troq", In "The Prophecy", In "Stranded", Starfire is offended when Robin says she isn't his girlfriend. Starfire misinterprets this due to Robin's poor choice of words. When the vicious space monster manages to latch onto the T-Ship, miscommunication leaves the Titans separated. Robin immediately sets out to find the others but is saved by Starfire from a slime creature, who is however quite cool and stand-offish towards him. They later talk in a cave, and Robin is confused why Starfire isn't using her powers. She explains that they are used when in an emotional state, and right now, she is feeling confused about their relationship. Robin awkwardly expresses and explains how much he cares about Starfire, and how it all was just a misunderstanding. After that, the space monster surprisingly comes back, and the two fight it, with Starfire getting her powers back. After tricking the space monster, Starfire and Robin are finally saved by Cyborg and Beast Boy. In "Overdrive", Starfire becomes tired from fighting the duplicating Billy Numerous. She later tricks him, together with the other Titans, with holograms created by Cyborg. In "Mother Mae-Eye", Starfire discovers that a witch is pretending to be their mother after realizing she was hypnotized this whole time. Starfire tries to fight her, but is unable to fight Mother Mae-Eye alone and is quickly overpowered. Although Mae-Eye tries her best to get her under her control again, Starfire deceives her and comes to her friends' rescue. In "The End" trilogy, Starfire explains from her experience that Raven's powers are controlled by emotion. Starfire later fights an evil version of herself, together with Cyborg and Beast Boy. Season 5 In "Homecoming - Part 1" and "Homecoming - Part 2", In "Trust", In "Snowblind", while on a mission in Russia, Starfire gets lost and nearly freezes to death in a snowstorm. Luckily, she is found and rescued by a mysterious figure, later revealed to be Red Star. After waking up, he and Starfire talk. Starfire teaches Red Star on how to control his powers. In "Kole", In "Hide and Seek", Starfire was mentioned by Beast Boy about being out on another mission. In "Revved Up", In "Calling All Titans!", Starfire finds and aids Argent in repairing a leaking dam in New Zealand. She then gives her a communicator. After a while, Argent is unexpectedly assaulted by General Immortus and his army. Starfire returns to find Argent, but is nowhere to be found, only to find Killer Moth and Kitten with his army waiting for her. In "Titans Together", she, however, was not captured and resurfaced with Bumblebee and Red Star at the Brotherhood of Evil's hideout in Paris, helping free her friends and taking part in the final fight against the Brotherhood. In "Things Change", Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans Physical appearance StarFirestandupsmiling Starfire full view Starfire is said to be an incredibly pretty, lovely and beautiful girl. She is tall and slender with a lean athletic physique bright orange skin an oval face large bright green eyes with light-green scleras, a petite slightly upturned nose and small rounded eyebrows. She has long thick straight, shiny, waist-length, fiery-red hair with short bangs and a widow's peak. Her uniform consists of a sleeveless violet crop top, a violet miniskirt, a silver belt, and thigh-high violet boots with silver soles and bands at the top. For armor, she wears a silver gorget with a round green gem embedded into it, silver bracers with green gems over the backs of her hands, and a silver armband on her upper right arm. As a Tamaranean, she has alien physiology, which includes a long violet tongue and nine stomachs (possibly for storing food during meager times). She also seems to resemble some Japanese girls, inheriting similar eyebrows and very shiny hair. In "Date with Destiny", she wore a long purple dress to the prom, with white gloves and purple slippers to match. In "Bunny Raven... or ...How to Make A Titananimal Disappear", she was transformed into a cat by the villainous Mumbo. Her eyes became feline-like, and she had a white underbelly and a tail. She also lost her hair and boots, but the rest of her outfit did not change. Personality Starfire is very cheerful and sweet, yet naive and insecure, but her naivety should not be mistaken for stupidity. An alien and an outsider, she is still rather new to Earth and its customs. (For example, she did not understand what a boy meant when he asked if she was "diggin' the scene" when she was at a party, and stated, confused, "I did not know we were supposed to bring shovels.") This leads to much confusion for her and others, such as the awkwardness in casually drinking mustard as a beverage, and thinking cotton candy and cotton balls are the same things. Presumably, because English is not her first language, Starfire speaks without contractions and misuses idioms (e.g. "Kick the butt!" as opposed to "Kick butt!" or "The mall of shopping" instead of "shopping mall" as well as "lobstery" instead of "crabby"). Additionally, she uses several Tamaranean words and phrases, such as "bumgorf" (a term of endearment towards one's own child), "K'norfka" (parent or guardian), "clorbag varblernelk" (insulting term), "G'lufnog" (bless you; said after one sneezes), and "shlorvak" (dream). She also insists on sharing her own customs with other members of the team (such as providing a crown of raw meat to be worn on one's birthday), but Starfire does not generally take offense when they do not understand or refuse her. In one instance ("Can I Keep Him?"), she lies about a holiday celebrated by destroying drapery and blows up a window to explain an accidentally torn curtain, an act that barely registers as odd behavior by the others. She takes friendship very seriously and is easily distressed when others, especially her friends, argue or fight. She is arguably the most social of the Titans, regularly meditating with Raven, or lifting weights with Cyborg. She can also be particularly indignant to the point of snubbing her teammates when she believes they do not care for her friendship or company. Above all, Starfire wishes to be friends with everyone she meets, and for everyone to get along. This is in part probably, as before coming to Earth, Starfire did not have real friends apart of her adoptive father, as she mentioned in "Go!" to Robin that "nice" is not a common word in her planet and that no one had been so nice with her apart of him and her own guardian. Sisters (15) Starfire watching fireworks in awe Her personality changed dramatically from her first meeting with the Titans in Go!. She demonstrated her power and strength as she escaped from the Gordanian ship. While the others saw rampant destruction without a cause, Raven saw her trying to free herself from her handcuffs. As mentioned above, Tamaraneans learn language through lip contact, and having gotten what she wanted from Robin, she leaves him with a warning to leave her alone, she flies away knowing full well that the Gordanians were still