Teen Titans Go Hero Up!

Teen Titans Go! features hilarious, all-new adventures of Robin, Cyborg, Starfire, Raven and Beast Boy. Sure, they're still superheroes who save the day, but what happens when they're done fighting crime? They love to have fun and goof off, but they also have to deal with the issues of being five teen roommates, whether that's chores and romantic tension or demon dad drop-ins and impromptu meatball parties. There's no shortage of pandemonium in the Tower as the Titans get up to super-powered hijinks and fantastic pranks. Join the Teen Titans and see what sort of comedy chaos their rivalries and relationships cause next. Every character featured is 18 years old in age. Robin Appearance Although Robin originally kept his dorky Silver Age costume, his four teammates took the liberty to make him look cooler in "Flashback". Robin's new suit consists of a Kevlar-lined red shirt that sports his "R" logo as well as a couple of yellow lines on its center. Instead his traditional speedo, he now wears green skin-tight pants, along with metal-tipped boots. Around his waist, Robin has a utility belt full of gadgets, stocked with everything from grapple guns to smoke bombs. His green gloves cover his embarrassing baby hands, and he wears a black and yellow cape. Rarely if ever are Robin's eyes seen; he keeps them hidden behind his mysterious mask. To finish off his look, Robin spikes his black hair, slathering lavish amount of hair gel into it every morning. Despite Robin's rad appearance, the other Titans constantly make fun of him for his short stature. Starfire Appearance Unlike the more traditional, more modest superhero outfits, Starfire dresses in a revealing two-piece suit, consisting of a purple crop top and miniskirt. She wears a pair of long boots, with stars on the soles. As a fan of sparkly stuff, Starfire compliments her apparel with a set of silver, gem-studded gauntlets, an emerald necklace, and a gray armband on her upper-left arm. With stunning green eyes, long, feminine eyelashes, and a beautiful smile, many teenage heroes have a hard time keeping their eyes off of Starfire (especially Robin). Her skin is slightly tan, and she keeps her gorgeous hot pink hair very long and flowing beautiful, with bangs just above her eyebrows and off to the sides of her face. As shown in "Legendary Sandwich", Starfire's long hair is exceedingly important to her, and anyone who dares to mess it up is in some SERIOUS trouble... Raven Appearance To complement her shadowy and dark mood, Raven dons an indigo-colored cloak, rarely revealing any of her body besides the lower portion of her face. Beneath the overlying garment, Raven wears a black, long-sleeved one-piece suit, complete with red gems near her hips. She sports a pair of indigo shoes with skull prints on the soles, and her legs are completely bare. A red jewel-encrusted clasp keeps Raven's body locked away from Beast Boy's salacious eyes, and her hood is usually drawn over her head. Whenever Raven does lower her shroud, she shows off her pale-white skin and short black hair. She is depicted as being sexy, as shown in "Legs". She also has a red, diamond-shaped chakra on her forehead. When Raven descends into a demonic fury, the chakra bursts into flames, her hair turns a ghastly white, her skin turns blood red, and all four of her horrific yellow eyes open up, making her resemble Trigon. Cyborg Appearance Due to the gruesome mutilation he suffered, most of Cyborg's human features have been replaced with metal plates and circuits. His entire torso is covered in white and gray armor, and rarely are his organic insides ever shown (most of him is hallowed out). Sadly for Cyborg, his arms and legs are completely mechanical, but the benefits outweigh the drawbacks; his appendages can transform into lasers, rocket launchers, flame throwers, confetti cannons...and a whole bunch of other stuff. The only exposed flesh on Cyborg is on the right side of his face—the other side is covered in metal, and half of his brain has been replaced with a cyan-colored supercomputer. Having lost his left eye, Cyborg now has a red, artificial photoreceptor, a defining characteristic of him. In addition, Cyborg is by far the tallest Titan. Beast Boy Appearance Initially a member of the Doom Patrol, Beast Boy still wears the magenta and black costume of his old team, only leaving behind the helmet. His sneakers have an animal paw printed on the sole, and he wears a pair of gray gloves. The silver utility belt around his waist is merely there for holding up his pants, although Beast Boy occasionally prefers to go around only in underwear, like in the episode "Nature". As for his complexion, it is no secret that Beast Boy has undergone a mutation. His skin and hair have turned green, he has large, pointy ears, and a long canine tooth sticks out from his lower lip. However, this is just his normal appearance—Beast Boy can take on a completely different look by turning into any animal that ever existed. And when transforming, his clothes conveniently disappear in animal form, but somehow reappear when he changes back. Terra Appearance Terra is a tall, pale, teenage girl, with waist-length blonde hair. She wears a black short-sleeved crop top over her long-sleeved crop top, that ends just above her navel. She also wears short yellow compression shorts, a thick brown belt with a circular buckle, and a pouch on both sides of her hip. She also wears gloves and boots of the same color. She has big, sky-blue eyes. Her mouth design is slightly similar to Robin's. Blackfire Appearance Blackfire is a teenage girl with dark purple hair that is spiky at the bottom. She has dark purple eyes and pale white skin in contrast to Starfire's pale orange tone. She wears a black and silver two-piece dress with black gems on it. She also wear long black and silver boots with black flames on the bottom. Though her skin is not normally visible, in "Mr. Butt", it is revealed that she wears dark purple nail polish and eyeliner. Blackfire can be seen painting Starfire's nails and eyelids respectively in that color. Doctor Light Appearance Doctor Light is a tall and muscular man with a black beard, muscular build, broad shoulders and wears a black jumpsuit with a light-bulb printed on the front of it, as well as a dark helmet with silver stripes that covers most of his head and silver finger less gloves. Mumbo Jumbo Appearance Mumbo Jumbo is a tall, thin, lanky old man with light blue skin and white hair. His attire resembles that of a classic "magician outfit", which consists of a tuxedo, along with formal dress shoes and a top hat, plus a flower on his lapel. The mask he wears is sort of similar to Robin's, in shape and color. Trigon Appearance Trigon is a massive red demon with a large, muscular build. He has numerous stripe-like black tattoos or markings on his body, long white hair, and hoof-like feet. He has a pair of long, brown antlers and sharp teeth. Trigon also has two sets of eyes, one upper and one lower, and a red gem on his forehead similar to his daughter's. He normally doesn't wear much clothing other than chain mail like armor on his waist and a pair of silver wrist bands. However, on formal and casual occasions, he wears a pale pink sweater vest and white collared shirt. He can change his size at will, shrinking himself down to the size of a larger than average human.

The New Gods are a race of extraterrestrial divine beings in the DC Universe & the DC Multiverse. In DC Comics, there are two planets of origin for the New Gods; Apokolips, ruled by Darkseid, and New Genesis, ruled by the being known as the Highfather. Both planets are in a parallel universe near the constellation of Orion and can only be accessed through the use of a boom tube. Apokolips and New Genesis are in constant warfare, signifying evil and good respectively. The H.I.V.E. Five is a team of super villains. Titans East is a group of teenage superheroes in Teen Titans Go!, which currently consists of Speedy, Aqualad, Kid Flash, Más and Menos. Jump City is a city where the Teen Titans live and protect, and it's the main location in the series. It always needs to be guarded by them because of the excessive amount of criminals and villains in the vicinity. The Fatherbox is an Apokoliptian version of the Mother Box. Origin Darkseid's former aide Mortalla presented Orion with an Apokoliptian Father Box, which he used to replace his seemingly dead Mother Box. Unbeknownst to him, it was designed specifically to turn him back to Darkseid. Powers Danger Sense Life Sense Corruption: In contrast to the Mother Box's cleansing and nurturing faculties. Father Box's have the underlying capacity to twist the physical and mental states of their handlers. Turning them towards the mindset of Darkseid and his Apokoliptian horde. Omni-knowledge: Contains all knowledge of the New Gods and all of their accumulated knowledge. Knowledge Projection: Father Box is capable of sharing and projecting its understanding of past, present and alternating future events for all to see. Source Conduit: Father Boxes also possess the ability to access the Omni-Physical energies of the Source; albeit accessing the negative portion related to the Anti-Life aspect of it for various effects, such as: Energy Manipulation: Through its connection to the Source, Father Box can channel, generate and direct vast quantities of raw power for various uses. Energy Transference: It can transfer its intelligence into other technology, or even beings, empowering them, and enhancing preexisting powers and abilities to new heights. Gravity Manipulation: It can distort or even create gravity wells. Matter Manipulation: Able to fabricate or completely re-purpose matter to generate new wears like armor, clothing or weapons for any use by its handlers etc.. Telepathy: It can communicate with its user telepathically. Conversion: Similarly in effect to the actual Anti-Life Equation, a Father Box can twist the thought processes of its wielder converting their train of thought towards the services of Darkseid. Boom-Tube: Ability to open or close boom-tubes. Like its counterpart, the Mother Box, any character that possesses one can automatically create a Boom Tube capable of transporting them between galaxies, dimensions and alternate realities. Hush-Tubes: Deviating from a Mother Box, however, is the much quieter function for going to and coming back between transport points. This enables near-undetectable motion from place to place without drawing someone's attention. Life Support: They can continue their user's life for an extended period if their injuries don't cause a fatality. Magic: Either it can directly access magic, something as old and powerful as magic, or its powers can mimic magic. Machine Animation/Control: Take over and control non-sentient machines, including the ability to evolve non-sentient machines. List of Locations (A-Z) Ace Chemicals Apartment Complex August's Computer Repair Barter Town Boots by Robin Burger Bear Cafe Bear Carb Hut Chemical Bear City Hall Chateau de Fancy Charter Town Chinese Food Chopper World Clay Face Dermatology Clean Burger Community Center Corp.O Courthouse Demon's Tongue Mountain Dentist Office D.E.N.T. TV Diamonds Aplenty Eddie's Arcade Fancy Cars Fashion Fishy Fastest Food 52 News Food Bear Game Bear Gleek Comics Hat Shoppe Hero City Hero Town Hero Village Hipp's H.I.V.E. Tower Hospital Hotel Infinite Spices Ivy Time Flowers Jokes & Yolks Jump City Aquarium Jump City Bank Jump City Beach Jump City Candy Factory Jump City Cheese Steaks Jump City Cinemas 12 Jump City Dollar Store Jump City Electronics Jump City Grocery Store Jump City High School Jump City Juvenile Correction Facility Jump City Marina Jump City Museum Jump City Railyard Jump City Pet Shop Jump City Prison Jump City Public Swimming Pool Jump City Suburb Jump City Theater Jump City's Town Area Jump City Animal Refuge Jump City Zoo Justice Java Killer Moth's Lair Kitty Town Lazarus Spa and Nails Le Chez Romantique Lexcrop Electronics Lil Alfred's Toy Cave Lord Technology Mega Meaty Meat Mighty Greens Mother Mae-Eye's Pie Pardo's Boots Pawn Dudes Pet Purgatory Senior Center Sinestrolls and Buns Snacky Kat Sorta Food Sport Bear Super Summer Hero Camp The Brain's Headquarters The Brain's House The Cave The Man's Office Building The ROR Shack Titans Tower Top Secret Government Laboratory Up and Atom Inn Vacuum Tubes Wayne Puppy Orphanage Whack-A-Doodles Yum Yum Kitty Diner Zippy's Pizza New Genesis was one of the homeworlds of the New Gods and the sister planet of Apokolips. Whereas Apokolips was a place of evil and despair, New Genesis was a world of peace and hope. History Long ago, New Genesis and Apokolips were at war with each other. Under the leadership of the wise and benevolent Highfather, New Genesis was able to prevent Apokolips from conquering them, but likewise, New Genesis could not defeat Darkseid, the Lord of Apokolips. Eventually, Highfather and Darkseid negotiated a peace treaty. To seal their pact, Highfather gave his son Scott to Darkseid, while Highfather received Darkseid's son Orion in exchange. Scott rejects Darkseid and escapes with Big Barda, while Highfather can temper Orion's rage, giving it direction in the form of protecting New Genesis from Darkseid. Though its people were much more compassionate than those of Apokolips, not all citizens of New Genesis were equal. There existed a second class of beings known as Bugs, who lived on the surface of the world and were deemed "not important" by the New Gods, who lived in a floating city. However, they were never treated as oppressively as the Lowlies of Apokolips. The treaty was designed to end the war, but Darkseid merely considered it a truce and sought the Anti-Life Equation, which would allow him to conquer New Genesis. New Genesis' forces would be able to counter Apokolips, eventually causing Darkseid a serious loss in manpower and weaponry. Though the world was nearly destroyed when Darkseid tried to use Brainiac's asteroid to absorb it, New Genesis survived thanks to the efforts of the Justice League. Apokolips was the homeworld of Darkseid. From there, Darkseid plotted the conquest of the universe and was considered to be not only the ruler of his people but a god. He was perpetually opposed by the warriors of New Genesis. Despite this he had conquered a certain number of planets, creating an empire with Apokolips as the throne world. History Apokolips was created shortly after the beginning of time. From the same basic matter, a sister planet emerged called New Genesis. New Genesis was a world of life and serenity ― the complete opposite of Apokolips. For this reason above all others, Darkseid had sought to conquer and rule New Genesis since history began. Apokolips was a barren world of rocks and desert and planet-wide urban sprawl, punctuated by fire pits which spewed heat and flame from the very molten core of the planet. The subjects of Darkseid were a human-like slave population so terrified and oppressed by their tyrannic overlord that freedom was a completely alien concept. Superman discovered this truth after defeating Darkseid in personal combat. Instead of celebrating their cruel master's defeat, the slaves of Darkseid collected his injured body and reverentially carried him back to his palace. A breed of genetically engineered warriors known as Parademons served as Darkseid's shock troops. His immediate lieutenants ― Desaad, Granny Goodness, Virman Vundabar, the Female Furies, Steppenwolf, Kanto, and Kalibak ― largely concern themselves with Darkseid's conquests outside of Apokolips, such as the war against New Genesis and the later invasion of Earth. Truce and alliance Eventually, Darkseid negotiated a peace with Highfather, ruler of New Genesis. To seal their pact, the two rulers exchanged sons and raised them as their own: Highfather received Orion, while Darkseid received Scott Free. Scott would reject Darkseid's influence and escape with his lover Big Barda, while Orion would take to the ideals of New Genesis and forever oppose Darkseid's ambitions. Despite the pact failing him, Darkseid would uphold the pact, and Apokolips and New Genesis would maintain a long, if tenuous, peace. A few years after the first invasion, Apokolips came under attack by Brainiac. Darkseid and Brainiac negotiated a deal: if Darkseid could deliver Superman to Brainiac, he would spare Apokolips. Darkseid went to Earth and deceived the Justice League into coming to his aid. After Brainiac lured them to his asteroid, Darkseid subdued Superman, then reprogrammed Brainiac to serve him. Batman damaged the control console controlling Brainiac, and Darkseid was killed when the asteroid exploded. Civil War Unclear on what had happened to Darkseid, and with Desaad and General Steppenwolf recently deceased and Kalibak deemed unfit to rule, Darkseid's inner circle took up arms against each other. During this civil war, the major contenders for control were Granny Goodness and Virman Vundabar.Vundabar soon captured Kalibak to support and legitimize his claim to the throne. Granny called upon Scott Free (now the superhero Mr. Miracle) and Big Barda to rescue him, thereby giving her control of Apokolips. To provide some motivation, Granny took Scott's manager and father figure Oberon hostage and threatened to kill him unless her former charges did as she asked. Reluctantly, Scott and Barda agreed. The heroic couple went to the Justice League to ask for Superman's help, but the latter was elsewhere and J'onn J'onzz refused to aid them - he advocated letting the villains distract themselves with the war to prevent any of them from targeting Earth, the solar system (Earth's solar system), the milky way galaxy (Earth's galaxy), or the universe at large. However, the Flash came with them to save Kalibak from the X-Pit. Vundabar self-destructed the Pit to kill them, but they boomed to Earth to imprison Kalibak and had J'onn take his place to retrieve Oberon. Starfire Personality Having been raised in an entirely different alien culture, Starfire has had trouble understanding Earth's ways. She has not even been able to fully comprehend English grammar or figures of speech yet; she does things like say the word "the" before most nouns. This causes her problems in episodes like "Knowledge". Starfire's constantly doing strange activities, and while the Titans try to set her on the correct course, they will occasionally take advantage of her naivety. For example, they tricked her into believing in another Christmas in "Second Christmas". She is also seen licking her pet Silkie in certain episodes as a way to "bathe" him. The warmongering ways of Tamaran have also influenced Starfire, as she occasionally turns very violent. For instance, towards the end of "Starfire the Terrible", she was nearly about to execute Robin as if it were just another errand. Also, Starfire gravely wounded all four Titans in the episode "La Larva de Amor" after they briefly lost her pet, Silkie. Despite appearing very innocent and harmless, there is no doubt that she has an extremely vicious side to her personality. In fact, not only when incensed she can be rather menacing by resorting to using extortion (such as blackmailing Superman with a Kryptonite in "Fat Cats"), but she actually is also incapable of taking criticism very well (namely in "Real Art" when she, along with Rainbow Raider, trapped her four friends in the art gallery only because they gave her cat painting harsh criticism). Most of the time, however, Starfire is extremely loving and warmhearted. Deeply caring for her teammates, she considers them her best friends (although Robin is always seeking more from her). She even treats her enemies with kindness, as seen in "Breakfast Cheese". As the so called epitome of goodness for the team, Starfire often contrasts the usually aggressive Titans with her tenderness and affection. Powers and Abilities Although she prefers peace and using words to solve conflicts, Starfire's Tamaranian background grants her devastating superpowers that demolish anyone who pushes her over the edge. Because she has so many powers, only her main ones are listed below. Raven Personality "Raven is the sarcastic, deadpan demon girl who'd rather be left alone." With the safety of the world in mind, Raven chooses to keep her feelings and emotions to herself. She often has little to say on a given subject, and when Raven does speak more than one word, it is usually in a dull, monotone voice. The other Titans often consider her a bummer on the team, but it is revealed in the episode "Legs" that her cloak is one of the main sources behind her sullen mood. Unlike the rest of the Titans; Raven appears to be more serious, calm, apathetic, observed, quiet, reserved, calculative, and has a strange personality. Her personality is complex, and her teammates even point this out in the episode "Colors of Raven". Raven's four teammates constantly push her to the breaking point. They often regret it, though, when she unleashes the full might of the demonic side within her. For example, at the beginning of "Boys vs Girls", Raven smashes Beast Boy with a meteor just for singing. When Robin peeks into her cloak in "Legs", he is instantly slammed into the wall. Sometimes Raven even consumes souls just for slight annoyances... At times, she enjoys reveling in the misfortune of others, by deliberately inflicting agony on Robin, or smiling when when he falls down from the Titan Robot. Despite her usually gloomy state of mind, Raven is also shown to have a fun side, especially as the series has progressed, becoming an anti-heroine. She loves watching the ultra-girly cartoon Pretty Pretty Pegasus, a direct opposite of her typical aura. Also, "Justice League's Next Top Talent Idol Star" depicts Raven's love of dancing. A few episodes such as "Be Mine" have even shown her experiencing romantic feelings for Beast Boy. Even though she prefers to keep a low profile, occasionally she will enjoy a good time with the Titans, or at least try to. Powers and Abilities Inherited from her atrocious father Trigon, Raven's demonic abilities make her an extremely powerful member of the Titans, but also an unstable one. By saying the incantation "Azarath Metrion Zinthos!" or snapping her fingers, she can do almost anything imaginable as in "Real Boy Adventures", it took her four DAYS to list all of her magical powers! However, as stated in the episode "Magic Man", Raven can only use her powers if she has her spell book intact. It was actually noted that Raven's abilities are almost infinite, thus only her main ones are listed below. Cyborg Personality Even though he's entrusted with the extremely important job of protecting Jump City, Cyborg usually takes a lazy, lethargic approach to his assignment. Nothing in the world pleases him more than pizza, burgers, pie, and kicking back with Beast Boy. In fact, in the episode "Double Trouble", Cyborg and Beast Boy spent a solid month playing video games and eating pizza. For him, the word "responsibility" itself is scary, as seen in "Staring at the Future". Although he's constantly getting on the Titans' nerves with his unbearable shouting and slothfulness, Cyborg often comes in clutch for the team in times of danger. His technological intellect is invaluable, providing the team with vehicles and weapons galore. Even more priceless are Cyborg's extensive combat/tactical skills. So, as long as he's got the motivation to fight, like he did when confronting the Brain in "40%, 40%, 20%", Cyborg is an absolute unit on the team. Apart from that, Cyborg is the primary source of energy and fun on the team (the polar opposite of Raven). He's constantly starting parties and having a blast with his team members. Of course, he can get a little annoying at times, but for the most part, the other four often see him as an older brother to look up to in their lives. Powers and Abilities Besides looking super rad, the robotic suit that Cyborg's encased in grants him an extensive laundry list of superpowers, skills, and transformations. Below is a list of Cyborg's main abilities; to view a complete list of his powers, Beast Boy Personality "Beast Boy is Cyborg's best bud--a slightly laid-back dim but lovable loafer who transforms into all sorts of animals when he's not eating burritos and watching TV." Relaxation, TV, and snacking are Beast Boy's main priorities in life... everything else (like his job as a superhero) comes second. His constant state of taking breaks and lounging around seriously irritates his team members, but does Beast Boy care? Not even a little. In fact, he is actually a little proud of his slothfulness, arguing with his equally-idle friend Cyborg about who's the laziest one in "Lazy Sunday". Obviously, Beast Boy's completely ignorant about what the expectations of a superhero are. When he is not sprawled out on the couch or scarfing down pies, Beast Boy enjoys doing other unproductive activities, such as having an indoor rodeo with Cyborg in "Staring at the Future". Lacking intelligence, he also delights in simple-minded pleasures like pranking his friends in "Ghostboy", or singing a ridiculous song about waffles. The Titans will occasionally play along with Beast Boy's shenanigans, but most of the time, they get infuriated with his monkeying around (literally). With his cool and uncaring demeanor, Beast Boy can come off as selfish and egocentric. And while both of those traits describe him fairly accurately, every now and then he will put others before him. For example, in "Pie Bros", Beast Boy got a job just so he could buy a gift for Cyborg. Deep down, he really does care about other people (particularly Raven), and when Jump City needs him, he will be there. Probably hours late, but he will be there nonetheless. Powers and Abilities Being able to transform into almost any animal, Beast Boy has a huge array of special abilities to choose from. But with over 8.7 million species of animals out there, we're keeping this section down to some of Beast Boy's more common animals. For a complete list of his transformations and skills throughout the series. Bumblebee Personality Bumblebee is positive, enthusiastic, and peppy since she enjoys seeing the optimistic perspective, like Starfire. She is always hyped to join the rest of the Titans; she also seems to be the only member to voice out her own opinions, such as stating her disagreement about Robin's claim of holding a hilarious campfire will attract wolves in "Campfire!." Bumblebee also seems to have an interest in romantic subjects, namely camp romance as shown in "The Bergerac," when she gets pumped up over Robin's budding romance with Wonder Girl and does display her pity when Wonder Girl breaks up with Robin, although she apparently dislikes the 80's in the said episode. Despite her upbeat characteristic, Bumblebee can still get enraged on certain occasions, such as in "The Bergerac," when the four other main Titans refuse to support Robin and when Beast Boy is about to pig out the picnic. This weakness of hers is further demonstrated in "Communicate Openly," when she originally fails to adjust her lifestyle to match with the other Titans and gradually causes her rage to pent up. Powers and Abilities Bee Physiology Shrinking: Bumblebee can shrink to the size of an actual bee. Winged flight: She can fly using the bee wings on her back. Karen Beecer Bumblebee Bee Hive Honey Geneartion Bee Hive/Honey Generation Electric Stingers: She has a pair of B-shaped "stingers" that can create powerful blasts of bright yellow, electrical energy that she can shoot at her enemies and can sting like actual bee stings. She is only seen with these in the comics. Bee Hive/Honey Generation: She can create cannons from her hands that shoot bee hives filled with honey. Karen Beecer Bumblebee Bee Manipulation Bee Manipulation Bee Manipulation: She can give orders to bees by whistling. Bee Transformation: By consuming a large amount of royal jelly, she can turn herself into a queen bee. Gizmo Personality In the original series, Gizmo is seen as a snobbish, immature young boy who is short-tempered. However, in Teen Titans Go!, he hardly calls anyone, even his friends or the Teen Titans, names, in comparison to his personality in the original series. His nasty side is only shown on several occasions, such as in Go Fish! or "Opposites", where he bit Robin for laughing at him when he’s called five years old. Gizmo is also shown to have good leading skills in comparison to Robin, not only being able to control his team without much of any problem, but is also capable of being a threat alone (being able to destroy Jump City with his robot army) then what he can mostly do with his team, showing he is very competent in inventing, making the Titans even have to use their Titan Robot. Powers and Abilities Gizmo lacks any superpowers, but demonstrates a clear understanding of mechanics which allows him to utilize several gadgets against his enemies. He is a mechanical genius as he is capable of creating a robot army and other weapons despite his young age. His inventing skills rival those of Cyborg's. Inventing: Gizmo is a technological genius capable of creating ultra high-tech devices. Hacking: His knowledge of computers and incredible hacking skills makes him a formidable foe for the Titans. Flying: Gizmo can fly when using his jet-pack. Technological Invisibility: In "Artful Dodgers", he was able to turn himself and his team invisible. Jinx Personality Jinx is depicted as a mischievous trouble-maker and shows little regard to other people, shown when she lied about free kittens in the parking lot to get some people to leave the line for the bumper cars. Despite hating Raven, she seems to be able to put aside her differences to have a girl's night out with her and Starfire in "Girl's Night Out". She is quick to charge into battle as shown when she showed no hesitation to attack Beast Boy in "Super Robin" and Raven in "Legs". However, she does show signs of cowardice and is commonly seen ducking or flinching before being attacked. Despite this, she is shown to have leadership abilities, and frequently leads the H.I.V.E. Five on missions. Jinx is also very protective of her teammates, crying for Mammoth's well-being when he was constantly picked on by the H.I.V.E.'s new recruits in "In and Out". She also comforted her teammates when she and her team were at a disadvantage against the Titans in "Justice League's Next Top Talent Idol Star: Second Greatest Team Edition". When not committing crimes, Jinx is very cheerful and always excited about hanging out with her frenemies /friends and have girls night outs with them, though sometimes at the expense of their tolerance. Powers and Abilities Homo Magi Superior Physiology - Having a mixture of magical and regular powers, she's equally powerful to a Metahuman and a Homo Magi. Probability Manipulation - She can manipulate luck to make it either good or bad. Optic Hex Blasts - Jinx can crack any object using her eyes and mind. Voice Thievery - Jinx can take voices of any person who is jinxed if they break the jinx before they are unjinxed. Cursing Objects - The ability to make objects stronger, faster and/or more powerful than they already are, such as cursing a bumper car to make it act more like a fast go-kart. Hex Blasts - She can shoot out energy blasts that can knock down objects and people. Magical Telekinesis - Jinx can use her magic to psionically move objects from a distance with her mind, all shrouded in a pink, telekinetic aura. Mammoth Personality Mammoth is very destructive and violent on the battle field, as shown in the episode "Gorilla", when he flattens Robin and destroys part of the city. In "Super Robin," Robin manages to defeat Mammoth, but with much struggle. Mammoth is also seen in "Artful Dodgers," robbing the bank in the beginning with the H.I.V.E. Five. He was also one of the three main players on the H.I.V.E. Fivers. He briefly appeared in "Books," wherein Starfire is looking for more books. He appears to attack her, but she nonchalantly blasts him with a starbolt, defeating him. However, despite all of this, it is hinted that Mammoth might be more of a "gentle giant" than a rampaging behemoth. In the episode "In and Out," Mammoth is attacked by each of the Titans, as they wanted to prove themselves worthy of Hive membership. Each time, he runs away crying, with his friends protectively carrying him off and shooting the attackers with dirty looks. Mammoth is also shown to have a soft side and can tear up easily, as viewed in "Operation Tin Man", wherein he cries when Cyborg and Gizmo become best friends. Billy Numerous Personality Billy Numerous is shown as the comedic member of the H.I.V.E. It is revealed in "In and Out" that he plays video games with his clones, similar to his love of video games in the original series. It is also shown that he loves fireworks in "Sidekick", where he stares happily at them. In the H.I.V.E. Five, his talkative and humorous nature is shown, as he clones himself and fights with them, while chattering. Powers and Abilities Duplication: He can create sentient clones of himself and has even been shown to even create clones with objects he's not currently holding (ex. he can create a clone of himself with a baseball bat even though he doesn't have one himself) See-More Personality See-More is one of the smarter and more helpful members of the team. He is shown helping Gizmo put in gas in the H.I.V.E. Five Monster Van. In the episode "The HIVE Five", it's shown that See-More is an artist and that he might be the creative member of the H.I.V.E. Powers and Abilities Laser Eye: See-More can blast a very powerful eye beam. Far Sight: See-More can see things further away with his eye. Flight: See-More can fly with his eye activated. Speedy Personality As depicted in the series, Speedy is serious and businesslike as in his Arsenal years in comics, leading Beast Boy to comment on his similarities to Robin, a nod to the early comics as Speedy and Green Arrow started out as being just like Batman and the first Robin before changes to the characters separated them from the Dark Knight and Boy Wonder. Powers and Abilities Like Robin, Speedy does not have powers and is very skilled in hand-to-hand combat. Speedy is also exceptionally adept in archery, as he once was a former sidekick of archer superheroes such as Green Arrow. Advanced Archery: He is a master of the bow and arrow. Advanced Strength: He is much stronger than the average human. Martial Arts: He has advanced skills in hand-to-hand combat. Aqualad Personality Aqualad has a friendly personality and didn't sound intense at all when insulting Beast Boy, and refused to fight Beast Boy in Raven's deathmatch. However, by "Rocks and Water," the audience catches a different glimpse of Aqualad. He seems to be a bit more boasting than usual and enjoyed mocking Raven about their breakup. In comparison to Terra, his then-girlfriend, when battling Beast Boy and Raven, Aqualad seemed to rely heavily on the attack without thought or strategy, which is proven to be his and Terra's weakness. In some instances, Aqualad holds a loving companionship with marine life, but, as noted by Raven, he tends to misuse them, as evident when he almost squished a turtle's face with his foot and fed a fish band to a pack of hungry sharks for Raven's amusement. In "Pirates," despite his amiable side, he seems to be quite smooth and flirtatious, as he managed to know Raven's preference towards fights and how he complimented her appearance. Aqualad is also a coward at times and often retorts to name-calling, such as calling Beast Boy a 'goblin.' Other than that, Aqualad is shown to be devoted to being a hero but is flawed in many ways. Power and Abilities Atlantean Physiology: Aqualad is an Atlantean, also known as a Oceanic Human or Homo Mermanus. Aquatic Respiration: Aqualad is able to breathe comfortably underwater and even talk, despite not having any visible gills. Hydrokinesis: Aqualad can create, control and manipulate pure liquid water, usually blasting it out in the form of jets. Bubble Manipulation: Aqualad is capable of creating a large bubble around himself and others to enable them to breathe air while underwater. Marine Telepathy: Aqualad can give telepathic commands to marine animals (such as dolphins, sharks, eels, shrimp, fish, whales and seahorses), who will obey his every instruction, even at the expense of their own lives. Peak swimmer: Aqualad is able to swim comfortably and at high speeds, matching the speed of marine animals. Natural Skills Musician: As a DJ, Aqualad is able to mix and spin music that appeals to a wide range of people which results in sold-out concerts. Advanced Swimmer: Due to being in water for the majority of the time, Aqualad is an excellent and expert swimmer.

Kid Flash Personality Kid Flash is depicted to be extremely eccentric and boastful, always proud of his identity as a superhero and his super speed. With his charisma, he is also a manipulative jerk who knows exactly how to sway people to his side by providing them benefits or showing himself off. However, his arrogance often lets his guard down and is a hubris that leads to his humiliating defeats. Powers and Abilities Transcendent Metahuman Physiology: Kid Flash, thanks to having transcended beyond his speed limitations, can be classified as a Metahuman of godly power. Speed Infinitum: Kid Flash's most remarkable ability is that he is able to reach impossibly high speeds, which are well beyond normal human limits. He's so fast that he was able to defeat the H.I.V.E Five in a few seconds. In further context, despite having transcended the limitations of how fast he can go, his speed is infinite, at least in terms of what other Metahumans are capable of. As long as he absorbs more power from the Speed Force, there's no limit to how fast he can get. Resilience: With all his speed, he is able to maintain velocity for long periods of times without tiring very easily. Darkseid Personality Darkseid's behavior is befitting of a power-craving despot as he indulges in rhetorical speech, plans universal conquest, and acts of ultra-violence. As a prime example, Darkseid personally grotesquely murders Forager immediately after delivering a harsh speech announcing his victory in a war over Forager's forces. Likewise, he responds to most people bluntly, immediately deducing people's intentions and questioning their commitment to their goals. He is difficult to please and demands grand gestures of obedience and power for people to prove themselves, as was the case of Harley and Doctor Psycho's offering to conquer planet Earth for him. Any acts of betrayal or disloyalty towards him are met with anger on his part and an oaf of vengeance. Despite this, he is not without a sense of restraint, as was the case when he returned to Apokolips after Harley refused for a second time to rule over Earth. He described himself as being both baffled and impressed at Harley's choices. He also does not take kindly to being given nicknames such as D-Train and Big D, angrily glancing over those who call him such. On a strangely lighter note, he refuses to use the "C-word" but nevertheless calls Doctor Psycho a dwarf, thus showing off a double standard regarding slurs. However, it may be just because sexism is his only standard. Abilities Intimidation: He can fear many people. Omega Beam: Darkseid can fire a red energy beam from his eyes that can disintegrate its target, banish them to another dimension, or torture them. Additionally, it can negate a person's power or attack. Superhuman Strength: Darkseid was easily able to crush Forager's head between his fingers. He can even destroy a Villigan's bot's head with a step of his foot. Portal Creation: He can create portals for transportation. Telepathy: He could sense Harley Quinn's anger.

Terra Personality When she first debuted in "Terra-ized", Terra was shown to be quite manipulative and conniving, able to infiltrate into the secret room of Titans Tower by using Beast Boy's feelings for her. In later episodes such as "Rocks and Water" and "Girls Night In", she displays an impatient and temperamental side by crushing Beast Boy with rocks, mainly provoked by Beast Boy's pestering. She is also shown to be vindictive, only dating Aqualad just to enact revenge on the Titans, or double-crossed her girl teammates in "Operation Dude Rescue". However, as the series progresses, Terra seems to have mellowed out a bit although she still retains her hot temper, and when she isn't participating in villainy, she shows that she can be friendly and loves having night-outs and parties with the rest of the Girls Night Out crew. Powers and Abilities Terra possesses the elemental power of Earth, giving her the ability to reshape, control and manipulate the earth and earthly substances. When using her abilities, her gloves glow with a yellow aura, and sometimes her eyes. She could even create miniature or massive volcanoes if her abilities are pushed to their limits. Metahuman Physiology: Terra is a Metahuman, also referred to as a Homo Superior, an evolved super-powered human, an Enhanced Human, or just a Superhuman, whichever is more efficient. In terms of her physiology, she can possess her powers without her humanity being or almost gone through genetic instability, although, it remains unknown if she's either a genetic or non-genetic class metahuman. Potentially, she's much more powerful than a regular-to-peak human in terms of physiology standards. Geokinesis/Terrakinesis: True to her name, Terra is easily able to bend the earth to her will, anything from controlling small pebbles to large boulders. At one point, she could create massive fissures and services that are deep enough to reach the Earth's core itself; due to her abilities being greatly strengthened with the Power Amplifier. She has a strong sense of this ability, she can geo-kinetically control and manipulate earthly materials around her with her mind alone; but it is limited to only rocks, concrete, dirt, soil, stones, concrete, and boulders. Geokinetic Flight: She can geokinetically use a large boulder to carry herself through the air in need be. Geokinetic Platforms: Terra is capable of levitating multiple rocks that she puts in a straight line to use as stepping stones to carry others through the air. She did so for Ravager in "The Titans Show." Earth Empowerment: She grows much stronger with her deep connection with the earth itself. Terra-izer: She can make a giant suit of armor made out of rocks for extra strength, easily breaking through doors of reinforced steel or concrete. Enhanced Strength: She can use enhanced power or strength to beat up someone with her earth gauntlets. Other Talents Mastery of Deception: She was able to easily deceive and manipulate Beast Boy into giving her full access to Titans' Tower. As well as the other Titans in an attempt to hack into the Titan database. Superhuman Survivalist: Terra was able to survive for six whole months (half a year) in another dimension, which turns out to be just a dump filled with garbage. Blackfire Personality In stark contrast to her younger sister Starfire, Blackfire is vengeful, ruthless, and treacherous as she has never appreciated Starfire and has always bullied her since their childhood. She also doesn't regret denouncing Starfire for being her biological sister. Furthermore, Blackfire is manipulative, willing to pretend to spend quality time with Starfire, only to betray her sister by allowing the Tamaranian Drones to arrest Starfire as a means to escape her imprisonment. She never realizes her crimes until she has to face the consequences, namely when Starfire punished her twice in both "Mr. Butt" and "Girls Night In". Powers and Abilities Natural Abilities Tamaranian Physiology: Blackfire is capable of flying faster than light itself (an ability she did not possess in the DC comic books). Her powers are also further strengthened by her emotions and feelings. She is evidently much stronger and more experienced than Starfire. Her other Tamaranian abilities include: Superhuman Strength: She is capable of easily lifting cars, elephants and other extremely heavy objects with no effort. Her punches are also strong enough to break brick and concrete. Faster-than-Light Flight: Like Starfire, Blackfire is able to fly faster than light itself under her own power; an ability she lacked in the original DC comics. Radiation Immunity: Like all Tamaranians, she is immune to all kinds of radiation. Superhuman Agility & Reflexes: She is extremely agile and nimble in battle, and has incredibly fast reflexes. Superhuman Durability: She is extremely durable and can take quite a lot of physical damage and injury. Superhuman Endurance: She can endure several hours of extreme cold or heat. Enhanced Stamina: She can be awake for long hours at a time. Limited Invulnerability: She is invulnerable to most physical damage. Decelerated Aging: Like the rest of her species, Blackfire can remain young and beautiful for hundreds of years to match her extended lifespan. Interstellar Travel: Like all Tamaranians, she is capable of surviving within the vast vacuum of space at great speeds. Language Assimilation: Although never seen actually kissing other humans, can fluently speak any spoken language via lip contact; practically making her self-taught and more knowledge than Starfire in idioms and expressions.

Brother Blood Personality Brother Blood is a maniacal and sinister old man, who is quite prolific and active for someone of his age. He is the wielder of a vast amount of political power and is recognized as a very well-respected man in the villainous community. He is also a genius inventor and he's built a number of doomsday devices such as mind control helmets, memory-erasing lasers, a giant butt, and most notably, Pain Bot. He is very easily annoyed, as he was driven to madness in "Waffles" by listening to the Titans repeatedly sing about waffles. Powers and Abilities Mind Control: He uses his strong hypnosis on Starfire, Raven, and Robin in the episode "Waffles", though it proved ineffective on them. Telekinesis: Blood has strong telekinetic abilities, capable of stopping Cyborg's sonic cannon blast and firing it back at him. Martial Arts: He is highly trained in hand-to-hand combat. Inventing: He is extremely skilled in inventing as he invented a laser cage that effectively contained every Titan, even Raven's portal abilities. He also built in the deadly Pain Bot, a super canon, and a death machine, as well as Hurt Bot, a successor to Pain Bot. Rose Wilson Personality Rose acts with the assumed authority of the Wilson name and knows she is super cool. She will make fun of anyone who she thinks is lame with some clever psychological jabs, even if they do not deserve it. She has an answer or comeback for nearly everything and seems to deeply despise authority - especially if she considers them weak, dull-witted or lame - and quickly becomes violent and aggressive over being told what to do or being talked down to. She is repulsed by acts she considers weak, such as affection, mercy and love and is outspoken about this. She is somewhat sarcastic and will not hesitate to throw daggers, sword fight, or engage in combat at a moment's notice. She seems to have little to no sense of empathy, as seen towards her careless act of violence at Sticky Joe, which may be evidence of sociopathy. Despite principally being a villainess, she is actually easygoing for the majority of time as long as people do not get on her nerves. In rare occasions, she does demonstrate a sense of camaraderie to her (mostly neutral) allies, though she is usually ashamed to admit it. Special Abilities Enhanced Strength/Superhuman Speed: Rose has incredible amounts of physical strength and stamina, making her a physically imposing and formidable opponent. Advanced Martial Arts: Rose is also skilled in various fighting styles of hand-to-hand combat and kickboxing. She is likewise prone to mixing up her weapon-based attacks with martial arts moves, such as simply punching her opponent.Witty Remarks: Rose is a master at hurting people with her insults and sarcasm, just as Raven does. Superhuman Agility/Enhanced Reflexes: Rose is extraordinarily agile, being able to easily dodge Starfire's starbolts. Because of this, she is fast and agile in battle, able to outmaneuver almost any opponent she comes across and jump exceptionally high and far. These abilities also grant her impressive parkour and free-running skills, allowing her to scale almost any surface or terrain quickly with noticeable ease. Gymnastics: Rose can do multiple flips, twirls, atop-bar combat, and cartwheels; as seen when fighting both Raven and the Brain. Equipment Dual Katanas: Rose possesses expert knowledge and skill with a sword, and can wield two at once. Possibly three if using her mouth or a leg. Stilettos: Rose is a master markswoman, able to skillfully hit targets from a distance. This skill, also known as "stilettos," which involves shuriken knives and hand arrows. Even with her eye closed, she has deadly accuracy with these weapons and uses them to pin her opponents down. While she usually pins her opponents down with her stilettos, she has been seen throwing them in a way that would cause severe, and possibly fatal, injuries, such as when she attacked Sticky Joe. She was also seen using them in "Operation Dude Rescue" in the destruction of property. Pocket Knife: She has not been yet seen using this knife, though she can be seen carrying it with her, implying she knows how to use it. Miss Martian Personality When she first came to Earth, Miss Martian was a bubbly, exceptionally sweet, polite, and caring, although occasionally shy, "young" Martian girl, who longed to fit in on Earth and be a member of the Team. However, being from Mars and having never really interacted with humans before, she was frequently unfamiliar with Earth customs.[1] She felt especially uncomfortable with her telepathy, as on Mars, it is the prime form of communication.[15] She was also quite inexperienced, and eager to please. By 2016, she has become considerably more serious but still retains her caring side as well as more experienced and adept at using her powers. However, she has also begun to display a more darker side, becoming more selfish and ruthless when she begins abusing powers by ripping into the minds of enemies through extreme measures to extract information, leaving them catatonic and all down without showing any fear or remorse afterwards.[12] She sees her actions as justified and done for the greater good, therefore refuses to admit or acknowledge what she is doing is wrong. She was even willing to go so far as attempting to erase Superboy's memories over their arguments regarding the use of her powers, an act which ultimately lead to their break up. This changed after she did the procedure on Aqualad; still hating him for Artemis's murder, she used her mindblast on him, ruthlessly extracting all information from him. The discovery that he was undercover left her shocked and deeply traumatized, causing her to reconsider the use of her powers.[18] She became more timid, and reluctant to use even the most basic forms of telepathy.[19] She was filled with extreme guilt by what she had done and only after Artemis motivated her, did she begin to fix her mistakes. Eventually, she comes to fully realize the error of her ways and takes full responsibility over her actions and selfishness, setting out to atone for her mistakes and mending her relationships. By 2018, Superboy confirmed that she no longer shattered minds after seeing the error of her ways and is still afraid of crossing that line again. Doctor Light Personality Like in the original series, Doctor Light is portrayed as a fairly goofy and incompetent character. Despite this, he is a skilled enough combatant to defeat three out of five of the Titans, although they were defeated mainly because they were focusing on making one-liners instead of actually fighting him. Nonetheless, there have been moments that he had a change of heart, such as when he wanted to join the Titans for good in "Caged Tiger", and when he decided to be a second-handed car dealer who does a good cause in "Walk Away". Unfortunately, all these attempts of redeeming himself have all been thwarted by the Titans (mainly Robin). Powers and Abilities Light-Beams: Doctor Light can shoot deadly beams of light out of his hands and from the logo on his chest. Inventing: Doctor Light built a gigantic light cannon to destroy the Titans Light Shield projection: Doctor Light can create a light shield to defend himself. Light bulb trick: He can switch on light in his different body parts like his Mother showed him. Mumbo Jumbo Personality Mumbo is a small, underprivileged, sleight-of-hand magician who happened to discover a conjurer's hat and wand which gave him real magic powers but also drove him insane. He subsequently uses his powers for common thievery, coming into frequent conflict with the Teen Titans. Powers and Abilities Magic Spells Teleportation Shapeshifting Telekinesis Invisibility Magic Hat Trigon Personality Trigon is an extremely manipulative, lying and hypocritical demon and a being that is not trustworthy at all, besides that to avoid problems with Raven's friends he appears to be friendly, outgoing, nice, energetic and to be "one of the boys"(a.k.a: being like Raven's Friends) but in reality he is dark, ruthless, cruel, childish, manipulative, destructive, vengeful, selfish, and insensitive. Curiously, unlike his comic counterpart, and the one from the original Teen Titans series, he seems to actually care about Raven to some degree, albeit in a somewhat warped way. He is apparently also saddened by his daughter not being more like him, and claims he is very proud of her when she begins to (supposedly) embrace her more demonic side. He also has a cowardly side, whenever he is being bossed by his mother. Powers and Abilities Transcendent Demon Physiology Size-Shifting Advanced Telekinesis Demon Creation Telekinetic Aura Teleportation/Portal Creation Levitation/Flight Power Granting Soul Consumption Cooking Hell-Fire Ball Projection Mind Control Omnimalevolence Polymorphing Immortality