Teen Titans

The Hive Academy unveils its top graduates: three teenage supervillains known as Gizmo, Mammoth and Jinx. But before Slade will hire the new Hive Agents, he requires that they pass one final exam. The teen villains must destroy the Teen Titans. And much to the Titans' surprise, the well-organized, strictly disciplined Hive Agents nearly accomplish their mission...

When a mysterious alien probe comes to haul Starfire (voiced by Hynden Walch) away, sweet-natured Star has no idea why it came. And when Starfire's sister Blackfire stops by to visit, Starfire just wishes she would leave. Blackfire's wild, cool, and hip-- everything Starfire's not. And the other Titans seem to like Blackfire so much, Starfire thinks they won't need her around anymore. But just as Star's thinking about leaving, a couple of alien thugs, Kai and Cron, show up to take her away. Can Robin save Starfire? Will Starfire find out why these nasty aliens are after her?

Cinderblock breaks into prison--and the Teen Titans arrive in time to stop a jailbreak. But when Robin (voiced by Scott Menville) and Cyborg's (voiced by Khary Payton) big "sonic boom" maneuver goes awry, the bad guy gets away--and the boys blame each other. An argument erupts; and when the shouting stops, Cyborg quits the team! Meanwhile, Cinderblock returns to his mysterious boss, Slade (voiced by Ron Perlman), with a prize: a sleeping inmate who becomes the monstrous Plasmus whenever he is awakened. With oozing Plasmus running amok at a chemical factory and Cinderblock toting a laser cannon downtown, can the four remaining Titans handle all the chaos without Cyborg at their side?

Dark ominous clouds blow in from the east, bringing Thunder and Lightning with them--two forces of nature made flesh in the form of costumed superteens. The stormy brothers aren't evil; they're just looking for a good time. Unfortunately, their idea of fun involves wrecking everything in sight. Meanwhile, when one of Beast Boy's practical jokes misfires and soaks Starfire in motor oil, Beast Boy learns that just because something is fun--doesn't make it right. Can Beast Boy teach Thunder and Lightning his lesson before Slade harnesses the brothers' power to unleash a monster?

A day of fun in the park is shortened when Cyborg suddenly freezes like a statue. His power cell is dying. And while the problem is easily fixed with a new battery, Cy is reminded of something he doesn't like to think about: He's not completely human. But before Cyborg can get home to fix his power cell, the Titans are called into action. The Amazing Mumbo is on a magical crime spree in the city--and there's no way Cyborg is going to let his friends fight alone. But during a wild junkyard battle, Cyborg's battery dies, and the Titans think Mumbo has run away with their friend. And while the Titans are searching the city for Mumbo, Cyborg is discovered by Fixit, a cybernetic hermit who finds things that are broken and repairs them. Cyborg gets the new power cell he needs, but there's just one problem: Fixit's not done fixing. When repairs are complete, will Cyborg be human at all?

When a battle with Dr. Light overwhelms Raven, the Titans discover a side of their mysterious friend that they've never seen before--her temper. After Raven's creepy tantrum of crackling black energy leaves Dr. Light begging for mercy, Beast Boy isn't quite sure how to treat her. And he makes her feel even worse about what happened. But when Cyborg takes Beast Boy by Raven's room to apologize, she's not there--so Beast Boy drags Cyborg in to snoop around. Beast Boy finds a mysterious mirror. And when he picks it up, Beast Boy and Cyborg find themselves transported to a strange nightmare world that's somehow connected to Raven. Will Raven be able to guide the boys home or will her personal issues destroy them all?