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"How Long is Forever?" is the fourteenth episode of the Teen Titans series and the first episode of Season Two.

Synopsis

After Starfire falls through a time portal with a villain named Warp, she has an adventure alone in the future, and now she must find her friends' future selves and get back to her own time.

Plot

One morning, Starfire intends to celebrate a traditional Tamaranean holiday, Blorthog, the Day of Friendship, with her fellow Teen Titans, but she finds them bickering over trivial things (Cyborg and Beastboy are fighting over the game controller, Raven refuses to give back Beastboy’s nail clippers as she hopes to “keep his toenails off the coffee table”, and Robin is struggling drown out Cyborg and Beast Boy’s yelling with his ghetto blaster, which is distracting Raven from her book). Starfire tries to initiate her tradition, but everybody is too hung up in their own issues to listen. When Cyborg makes her drop one of her pear necklaces, she gets fed up and assembles everyone’s attention. She 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 they would always remain friends. However, their conversation is cut short when Robin’s communicator alarm rings, and the Titans rush off to their mission.

HowLongIsForever8 — The Titans bickering

At the technological museum, a time-travelling villain calling himself Warp, attempts to steal a valuable artifact (which would be priceless in the future) called “the Clock of Eternity”. The Titans engage him, but Warp's knowledge of the Titans and his futuristic weapons fend them off easily. As he opens a time portal to return to his time one hundred years in the future, Starfire impulsively charges him and both vanish into the time-stream. As they are adrift, Starfire rips off a lens from Warp's chestplate; this results in both of them suddenly dropping out of the time-stream.

To her astonishment, Starfire finds herself in the middle of winter, and before her stands Titans Tower, decrepit and crumbling. As she investigates the structure, she encounters Cyborg as its only occupant, who has also fallen into disrepair and is now hooked to a bulky power generator. He reveals to Starfire that she is now twenty years in the future; the Titans have disbanded following her disappearance and gone their own ways. Starfire assumes that this is due to Warp's tampering with the time continuum and decides to seek out the others in hopes of finding Warp, and forcing him to fix whatever damage he caused. Cyborg can’t go with her in his current condition (that bulky power generator is his only life-sustaining power source since his last power cell died years ago, so he now claims to be “obsolete”). However, he points her in the direction of Beast Boy and Raven. He lost touch with Robin a long time ago. In the course of her search, she finds a bald Beast Boy carving out a miserable existence as a carnival curio, and learns Raven has gone insane from loneliness, thinking that all around her is just an illusion.

As she tries to find Robin, Starfire encounters Warp again, who has also aged due to her theft of the lens, which is actually a vortex regulator, the heartpiece of his time-travelling technology. He demands it back to enable himself to return into his own time, but not before Starfire demands that he restore her past. Warp replies that he has done nothing to damage her own time, because history cannot be changed at all. He explains that he went back in time to steal the clock because history said it disappeared, and history says it disappeared, because he went back to steal it. The course of past, present, and future is inevitable. He takes back the vortex regulator, but before he can finish her off, he is attacked and forced to retreat. Starfire's defender turns out to be Robin, but with a new super identity: Nightwing.

HowLongIsForever73 — The Titans reunited

In his new hideout, Nightwing re-encourages Starfire by the fact that the Titans have always prevailed even against the impossible before and may do so yet again. With an old Titans Communicator he had since the Titans departed, he alerts the other Titans, then he and Starfire proceed to the tech museum where it all began. Warp is already there reattaching the regulator to his chestplate, but before he can escape, Nightwing and Starfire attack, gradually joined by the other Titans. This time, Warp's weapons are ineffective as the Titans are wise to his tricks; a bullseye hit by one of Nightwing's birdarangs on the already damaged regulator causes the device to go haywire, reducing Warp to an infant. Cyborg uses the regulator to open a portal into the past for Starfire to get home, and with a last happy look at her reunited friends and the stolen clock in her hands, she steps through the portal and reappears in the museum with the clock right back where she started, proving that Warp's theory was wrong.

After telling the others about her adventure in the future, the Titans realize how important their friendship really is. They spontaneously start to participate in the Tamaranean holiday, much to Starfire's joy, and Robin begins to express an earnest interest in his future identity...

Characters

Main Character

Starfire

Supporting Characters

Villain

Warp

Credits

Written by:
- David Slack

Directed by:
- Alex Soto

Starring:
- Greg Cipes as Beast Boy and Future Beast Boy (Only appearance)
- Scott Menville as Robin and Nightwing (Only appearance)
- Khary Payton as Cyborg and Future Cyborg (Only appearance)
- Tara Strong as Raven and Future Raven (Only appearance)
- Hynden Walch as Starfire

Also featuring:
- Xander Berkeley as Warp (First appearance)

Trivia

The song Robin was blasting at the beginning was the same one Beast Boy was listening to at the beginning of "The Lost Episode" implying that Robin and Beast Boy might like the same kind of music.
This episode and "The Sum of His Parts" is the only time the word "die" has been used.
Starfire is shown having a Mumbo alarm clock.
From Warp's perspective at least, Starfire committed a time paradox.
Starfire says "Oh, it's never too late" at the end. It is unknown if this is the first time she uses a contraction noun.
It is unknown why Raven was shown with a white cloak in this episode, but it is likely due to the fact that her insanity resulted in none of her emotions being prominent, therefore representing full and complete balance; her insanity also causing her to lose control of said emotions.
The future world is set 20 years into the future, but hasn't been destroyed by Raven as she did in Season 4 (which was not 20 years ahead of present time). A possible explanation is that Raven's insanity rendered her mind inaccessible by Trigon, therefore his "gem/portal" became useless.
The likely reason for this future of the Titans splitting up is Starfire disappearing for 20 years.
- Her undying dedication to her friends is probably the reason they hadn’t split up. But when she disappeared, they lost that reason Starfire gave them not to split up.

Continuity

This episode features the only appearance of Robin as his adult superhero identity like in the comics: Nightwing. As well as the only appearances of Future Beast Boy, Future Cyborg, and Future Raven.
This was the first episode to air in 2004.

Cultural references

Warp’s theory of time being set in stone mirrors the same theory H.G. Wells had when he wrote “The Time Machine”.
The two teenagers that were harassing future Beast Boy resemble members of the Mutant Gang from the graphic novel The Dark Knight Returns, which was another story that is set in the future.
This episode is very similar to an episode of the 2003 series of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles called Same As It Never Was, where Donatello is sent into a possible future in another dimension thirty years from his time, where the Shredder rules the world, Raphael is missing an eye, Leonardo is possibly blind, Michelangelo is missing his arm, Master Splinter and Casey Jones are dead and his brothers are no longer a team. Donatello's brothers all die in the end of that episode, and Donatello is sent back to his dimension.
This episode also has similarities to CW's The Flash's Nineteenth episode of the third season. Both episodes take place in the future and both episodes take place during the year 2024. Teen Titans aired in 2004 and if the show is following the same year that would mean that this episode would take place in 2024. The same year The Flash traveled to in said episode of Season 3. Both plots are similar as well, the team is abandoned due to Starfire's disappearance while in The Flash, Team Flash is disbanded due to Iris' death. Both main characters are attacked by a villain from the Future. Both Starfire and The Flash try finding answers on what happened in the future, many of the future team members share similar personality's, both Team Flash and The Teen Titans are reunited to take down the episode's respective Villain. .

Goofs

Starfire is shown being cold in this episode, but in "Kole" and "Snowblind", she is not cold despite being in colder conditions.
- This also goes for "Troq" and where she is flying through space without any gear at all (the average temperature of outer space is -450 degrees)

Gallery

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+'''''[[List_of_Teen_Titans_episodes#Season_2:_2004|Back to List of Episodes]]'''''
-'''How Long Is Forever?''' is the 14th episode of the ''Teen Titans ''series and the first episode of Season Two.
+"'''How Long is Forever?'''" is the fourteenth episode of the ''Teen Titans ''series and the first episode of Season Two.
 ==Synopsis==
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 ==Plot==
-One morning, [[Starfire]] intends to celebrate a traditional Tamaranean holiday, [[Tamaranean#Cultural paraphernalia|Blorthog]], the Day of Friendship, with her fellow [[Teen Titans]], but she finds them bickering over trivial things. She warns them that if friends do not value their friendship, "Rekma," or "the Drifting Apart" would occur, and result in the death of close friendships. The Titans reassure Starfire that this was perfectly normal behavior, and they would always remain friends. However their conversation is cut short when the alarm sounds, and the Titans rush off to their mission.
+One morning, [[Starfire]] intends to celebrate a traditional Tamaranean holiday, [[Tamaranean#Cultural paraphernalia|Blorthog]], the Day of Friendship, with her fellow [[Teen Titans]], but she finds them bickering over trivial things (Cyborg and Beastboy are fighting over the game controller, Raven refuses to give back Beastboy’s nail clippers as she hopes to “keep his toenails off the coffee table”, and Robin is struggling drown out Cyborg and Beast Boy’s yelling with his ghetto blaster, which is distracting Raven from her book). Starfire tries to initiate her tradition, but everybody is too hung up in their own issues to listen. When Cyborg makes her drop one of her pear necklaces, she gets fed up and assembles everyone’s attention. She 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 they would always remain friends. However, their conversation is cut short when Robin’s communicator alarm rings, and the Titans rush off to their mission.
-[[File:How_Long_Is_Forever_a2.jpg|thumb|left|140px|The Titans bickering]]
+[[File:HowLongIsForever8.png|thumb|left|140px|The Titans bickering]]
-At the technological museum, a time-travelling villain calling himself [[Warp]], attempts to steal a valuable clock. The Titans engage him, but Warp's knowledge of the Titans and his futuristic weapons fend them off easily. As he opens a time portal to return to his time one hundred years in the future, Starfire impulsively charges him and both vanish into the time-stream. As they are adrift, Starfire rips off a lens from Warp's chestplate; this results in both of them suddenly dropping out of the time-stream.
+At the technological museum, a time-travelling villain calling himself [[Warp]], attempts to steal a valuable artifact (which would be priceless in the future) called “the Clock of Eternity”. The Titans engage him, but Warp's knowledge of the Titans and his futuristic weapons fend them off easily. As he opens a time portal to return to his time one hundred years in the future, Starfire impulsively charges him and both vanish into the time-stream. As they are adrift, Starfire rips off a lens from Warp's chestplate; this results in both of them suddenly dropping out of the time-stream.
-To her astonishment, Starfire finds herself in the middle of winter, and before her stands [[Titans Tower]], decrepit and crumbling. As she investigates the structure, she encounters [[Cyborg]] as its only occupant, who has also fallen into disrepair and is now hooked to a bulky power generator. He reveals to Starfire that she is now twenty years in the future; the Titans have disbanded following her disappearance and gone their own ways. Starfire assumes that this is due to Warp's tampering with the time continuum and decides to seek out the others. In the course of her search, she finds a bald [[Beast Boy]] carving out a miserable existence as a carnival curio, and learns [[Raven]] has gone insane from loneliness, thinking that all around her is just an illusion.
+To her astonishment, Starfire finds herself in the middle of winter, and before her stands [[Titans Tower]], decrepit and crumbling. As she investigates the structure, she encounters [[Cyborg]] as its only occupant, who has also fallen into disrepair and is now hooked to a bulky power generator. He reveals to Starfire that she is now twenty years in the future; the Titans have disbanded following her disappearance and gone their own ways. Starfire assumes that this is due to Warp's tampering with the time continuum and decides to seek out the others in hopes of finding Warp, and forcing him to fix whatever damage he caused. Cyborg can’t go with her in his current condition (that bulky power generator is his only life-sustaining power source since his last power cell died years ago, so he now claims to be “obsolete”). However, he points her in the direction of Beast Boy and Raven. He lost touch with Robin a long time ago. In the course of her search, she finds a bald [[Beast Boy]] carving out a miserable existence as a carnival curio, and learns [[Raven]] has gone insane from loneliness, thinking that all around her is just an illusion.
-As she tries to find [[Robin]], Starfire encounters Warp again, who has also aged due to her theft of the lens, which is actually a vortex regulator, the heartpiece of his time-travelling technology; he demands it back to enable himself to return into his own time. When Starfire demands that he restore her past, Warp replies that nothing can be changed as the course of past, present, and future is inevitable. He takes back the vortex regulator, but before he can finish her off, he is attacked and forced to retreat. Starfire's defender turns out to be [[Robin]], but with a new super identity: He now goes under the name of [[Nightwing]].
+As she tries to find [[Robin]], Starfire encounters Warp again, who has also aged due to her theft of the lens, which is actually a vortex regulator, the heartpiece of his time-travelling technology. He demands it back to enable himself to return into his own time, but not before Starfire demands that he restore her past. Warp replies that he has done nothing to damage her own time, because history cannot be changed at all. He explains that he went back in time to steal the clock because history said it disappeared, and history says it disappeared, because he went back to steal it. The course of past, present, and future is inevitable. He takes back the vortex regulator, but before he can finish her off, he is attacked and forced to retreat. Starfire's defender turns out to be [[Robin]], but with a new super identity: [[Robin|Nightwing]].
-[[File:108.jpg|thumb|left|160px|The Titans reunited]]In his hideout, Nightwing re-encourages Starfire by the fact that the Titans have always prevailed even against the impossible before and may do so yet again. With an old Titans Communicator he had kept, he alerts the other Titans, then he and Starfire proceed to the tech museum where it all began. Warp is already there reattaching the regulator to his chestplate, but before he can escape, Nightwing and Starfire attack, gradually joined by the other Titans. This time, Warp's weapons are ineffective as the Titans are wise to his tricks; a bullseye hit by one of Nightwing's birdarangs on the already damaged regulator causes the device to go haywire, reducing Warp to an infant. Cyborg uses the regulator to open a portal into the past for Starfire, and with a last happy look at her reunited friends and the stolen clock in her hands, she steps through the portal and reappears in the museum with the clock, proving that Warp's theory was wrong.
+[[File:HowLongIsForever73.png|thumb|left|160px|The Titans reunited]]In his new hideout, Nightwing re-encourages Starfire by the fact that the Titans have always prevailed even against the impossible before and may do so yet again. With an old Titans Communicator he had since the Titans departed, he alerts the other Titans, then he and Starfire proceed to the tech museum where it all began. Warp is already there reattaching the regulator to his chestplate, but before he can escape, Nightwing and Starfire attack, gradually joined by the other Titans. This time, Warp's weapons are ineffective as the Titans are wise to his tricks; a bullseye hit by one of Nightwing's birdarangs on the already damaged regulator causes the device to go haywire, reducing Warp to an infant. Cyborg uses the regulator to open a portal into the past for Starfire to get home, and with a last happy look at her reunited friends and the stolen clock in her hands, she steps through the portal and reappears in the museum with the clock right back where she started, proving that Warp's theory was wrong.
 After telling the others about her adventure in the future, the Titans realize how important their friendship really is. They spontaneously start to participate in the Tamaranean holiday, much to Starfire's joy, and Robin begins to express an earnest interest in his future identity...
 == Characters ==
+===Main Character===
-* [[Robin]]/[[Nightwing]]
-* [[Starfire]]
+*[[Starfire]]
+===Supporting Characters===
-* [[Cyborg]]
+*[[Robin]]/[[Robin|Nightwing]]
-* [[Beast Boy]]
-* [[Raven]]
+*[[Cyborg]]
-* [[Warp]]
+*[[Beast Boy]]
+*[[Raven]]
+===Villain===
+*[[Warp]]
 ==Credits==
 * '''Written by:'''
-** David Slack
+** [[David Slack]]
 * '''Directed by:'''
-** Alex Soto
+** [[Alex Soto]]
 * '''Starring:'''
-**[[Greg Cipes]] as [[Beast Boy]] and Future Beast Boy (only appearance)
+**[[Greg Cipes]] as [[Beast Boy]] and Future Beast Boy (Only appearance)
-**[[Scott Menville]] as [[Robin]] and [[Nightwing]] (only appearance)
+**[[Scott Menville]] as [[Robin]] and [[Robin|Nightwing]] (Only appearance)
-**[[Khary Payton]] as [[Cyborg]] and Future Cyborg (only appearance)
+**[[Khary Payton]] as [[Cyborg]] and Future Cyborg (Only appearance)
-**[[Tara Strong]] as [[Raven]] and Future Raven (only appearance)
+**[[Tara Strong]] as [[Raven]] and Future Raven (Only appearance)
 **[[Hynden Walch]] as [[Starfire]]
 *'''Also featuring:'''
-**[[Xander Berkeley]] as [[Warp]] (first appearance)
+**[[Xander Berkeley]] as [[Warp]] (First appearance)
 == Trivia ==
-*The music Robin was listening to at the beginning was the same one Beast Boy was listening to at the beginning of [[The Lost Episode]] implying that Robin and Beast Boy might like the same kind of music.
+*The song Robin was blasting at the beginning was the same one Beast Boy was listening to at the beginning of "[[The Lost Episode]]" implying that Robin and Beast Boy might like the same kind of music.
-*This episode features the only appearance of [[Robin]] as [[Nightwing]], as well as the only appearances of Future Beast Boy, Future Cyborg, and Future Raven.
+*This episode and "[[The Sum of His Parts]]" is the only time the word "die" has been used.
-*[[How Long is Forever?]] and [[Sum Of Their Parts]] is the only time the word "die" has been used.
 *Starfire is shown having a [[Mumbo]] alarm clock.
 *From [[Warp|Warp's]] perspective at least, [[Starfire]] committed a time paradox.
-*Starfire says "Oh, it's never too late" at the end, the only time she uses a contraction noun.
+*Starfire says "Oh, it's never too late" at the end. It is unknown if this is the first time she uses a contraction noun.
 *It is unknown why Raven was shown with a white cloak in this episode, but it is likely due to the fact that her insanity resulted in none of her emotions being prominent, therefore representing full and complete balance; her insanity also causing her to lose control of said emotions.
-*The future world is set 20 years into the future, but hasn't been destroyed by Raven as she did in Season 4 (which was not 20 years ahead of present time). A possible explanation is that Raven's insanity rendered her mind inaccessible by [[Trigon]], therefore his ''gem/portal ''became useless.
+*The future world is set 20 years into the future, but hasn't been destroyed by Raven as she did in Season 4 (which was not 20 years ahead of present time). A possible explanation is that Raven's insanity rendered her mind inaccessible by [[Trigon]], therefore his "gem/portal" became useless.
+*The likely reason for this future of the Titans splitting up is Starfire disappearing for 20 years.
+**Her undying dedication to her friends is probably the reason they hadn’t split up. But when she disappeared, they lost that reason Starfire gave them not to split up.
-== References ==
+===Continuity===
+*This episode features the only appearance of [[Robin]] as his adult superhero identity like in the comics: [[Robin|Nightwing.]] As well as the only appearances of Future Beast Boy, Future Cyborg, and Future Raven.
-*The two teenagers that were harassing future [[Beast Boy]] resemble members of the Mutant Gang from the graphic novel [[Wikipedia:The_Dark_Knight_Returns|The Dark Knight Returns]], which was another story that is set in the future.
+*This was the first episode to air in 2004.
+===Cultural references===
+*Warp’s theory of time being set in stone mirrors the same theory H.G. Wells had when he wrote “The Time Machine”.
+*The two teenagers that were harassing future [[Beast Boy]] resemble members of the Mutant Gang from the graphic novel [[Wikipedia:The_Dark_Knight_Returns|''The Dark Knight Returns'']], which was another story that is set in the future.
 *This episode is very similar to an episode of the 2003 series of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles called Same As It Never Was, where Donatello is sent into a possible future in another dimension thirty years from his time, where the Shredder rules the world, Raphael is missing an eye, Leonardo is possibly blind, Michelangelo is missing his arm, Master Splinter and Casey Jones are dead and his brothers are no longer a team. Donatello's brothers all die in the end of that episode, and Donatello is sent back to his dimension.
+*This episode also has similarities to CW's The Flash's Nineteenth episode of the third season. Both episodes take place in the future and both episodes take place during the year 2024. Teen Titans aired in 2004 and if the show is following the same year that would mean that this episode would take place in 2024. The same year The Flash traveled to in said episode of Season 3. Both plots are similar as well, the team is abandoned due to Starfire's disappearance while in The Flash, Team Flash is disbanded due to Iris' death. Both main characters are attacked by a villain from the Future. Both Starfire and The Flash try finding answers on what happened in the future, many of the future team members share similar personality's, both Team Flash and The Teen Titans are reunited to take down the episode's respective Villain. .
-== Goofs ==
+=== Goofs ===
-*Starfire is shown being cold in this episode, but in "[[Kole (episode)|Kole]]" and "[[Snowblind |Snowblind]]", she is not cold despite being in colder conditions.
+*Starfire is shown being cold in this episode, but in "[[Kole (episode)|Kole]]" and "[[Snowblind]]", she is not cold despite being in colder conditions.
+**This also goes for "[[Troq]]" and where she is flying through space without any gear at all (the average temperature of outer space is -450 degrees)
+==Gallery==
-==Memorable Dialogue==
+{{Gallery}}
-*'''Nightwing''': It's good to see you again.<br />'''Starfire''': Robin?<br />'''Nightwing''': I haven't used that name in a long time. Call me ... Nightwing.
+==See also==
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+[[How Long is Forever? (Transcript)]]
+{{Episodes}}
-*'''Starfire''': History said it disappeared... but history was wrong ''(camera moves to the tower. Beast Boy, Cyborg, Raven, and Robin are given a glimpse of the story) ''Then Nightwing handed me the clock, and I entered the vortex.
-*'''Raven''': ''(astonished at Starfire's story on her journey in the future)'' Whoa.
-*'''Beast Boy''': Bald?! You're telling me I'm going to be ''bald''?!? [''rips out hair and weeps'']
-*'''Cyborg:''' Guess you were right about all that Rekma stuff.
-*'''Robin''': I don't want us to drift apart. Does it all have to happen? Isn't there anything we can-
-*'''Starfire''': Our friendship has already changed Warp's past. I believe it can also change our future.
-*'''Raven''': ''(fixes the broken necklaces)'' So... is it too late to do this festival of friendship thing?
-*'''Starfire:''' [heart eyes] Oh, it's never too late! ''(everyone puts one a necklace)''
-*'''Cyborg''': ''(screaming in Raven's ear)'' Happy Blorthog!
-*'''Beast Boy''': I thought it was Blort-hog.
-*'''Raven''': Ok. I feel like a wind chime.
-*'''Robin''': ''(Starfire place a necklace on Robin)'' So ... "Nightwing," huh?
-----
-*'''Beast Boy''': (observing Nightwing's full head of hair) Dude, that is so unfair.
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-*'''Starfire''': ''(Angry at her friends' constant bickering and breaking the necklaces, she screams)'' STOP!! Friends must never behave this way! And especially not on Blorthog! Do you wish to invite the Rekmas?
-*'''Beast Boy''': ''(confused)'' Geshundheit?
-*'''Starfire''': On my world, Rekmas means the drifting. The point of which close friends begin to drift apart and their friendship begins to die.
-*'''Cyborg''': Oh, come on Starfire!
-*'''Beast Boy''': We are so not Rek-whatevering!
-*'''Raven''': We're getting on each other's nerves a little. Big deal.
-*'''Robin''': Yeah, this is just typical roommate stuff. We're not going to drift apart, Star. I promise. We'll all be friends forever.
-*'''Starfire''': Forever?
-*'''Robin''': ''(Titans communicator rings)'' Titans trouble!
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-*'''Beast Boy''': ''(after seeing an infant Warp)'' Okay, I am ''not'' changing any diapers.
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-* '''Starfire''': If you ever wish to see your future, then you will repair the damage you did to my ''past!''
-* '''Warp''': "Damage? Silly girl, there's nothing wrong with your ''past''. One cannot damage history, because history cannot be changed. (''Holds up Clock of Eternity)'' I went back in time to steal this because history says it disappeared. And history says it disappeared because I went back to steal it. Past, present, future. It's all written in stone, my dear. And nothing you do can ever change it."
-==Gallery==
-<gallery>
-Warp.jpg
-Starfire and Future Cyborg.png|Starfire asks why Cyborg is in disrepair.
-</gallery>
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Episodes
Season 1
Divide and Conquer • Sisters • Final Exam • Forces of Nature • The Sum of His Parts • Nevermore • Switched • Deep Six • Masks • Mad Mod • Car Trouble • Apprentice - Part 1 • Apprentice - Part 2
Season 2
How Long is Forever? • Every Dog Has His Day • Terra • Only Human • Fear Itself • Date with Destiny • Transformation • Titan Rising • Winner Take All • Betrayal • Fractured • Aftershock - Part 1 • Aftershock - Part 2
Season 3
Deception • X • Betrothed • Crash • Haunted • Spellbound • Revolution • Wavelength • The Beast Within • Can I Keep Him? • Bunny Raven... or ...How to Make A Titananimal Disappear • Titans East - Part 1 • Titans East - Part 2
Season 4
Episode 257-494 • The Quest • Birthmark • Cyborg the Barbarian • Employee of the Month • Troq • The Prophecy • Stranded • Overdrive • Mother Mae-Eye • The End - Part 1 • The End - Part 2 • The End - Part 3
Season 5
Homecoming - Part 1 • Homecoming - Part 2 • Trust • For Real • Snowblind • Kole • Hide and Seek • Lightspeed • Revved Up • Go! • Calling All Titans! • Titans Together • Things Change
Specials
The Lost Episode • Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo • Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans