Nevermind just read this interveiw. Wow I'm not making a very good case for myself about having a life.
Looks like we will be seeing more of Titans East.
Teen Titans, Go! has become a fan favorite cartoon series. Children of all ages are hooked by the melodious theme song and the heroes saving the world and fighting for the last slice of pizza. Teen Titans fans have already seen incarnations of Terra, Aqualad, Thunder, and Lightning - among others from the popular comic book incarnations, but Cartoon Network Senior VP of Development, Sam Register told THE PULSE they've just scratched the surface of DC teen heroes and season five will bring lots of Teen Titans East including a Titans West comic book staple, the Bumblebee.Register told THE PULSE, "We're in the middle of the third season and the fourth season is going to be heavily Raven. In the Raven arc, she is going to have some very important things happen to her including possibly a certain 'red' person we all love to hate."
He also said there should be many more guest stars in the fifth season including the return of some characters who caused a stir: Speedy and Aqualad. The duo will be joined by three other heroes as a part of Titans East: Bumblebee, Mas and Menos. "We're just starting our work on Season Five now and we're going to see a lot of Teen Titans East - Aqualad, Speedy, Bumblebee, Mas and Menos. Mas and Menos are speedsters who, when they tough, go super fast. The pair speak only in Spanish throughout the entire episode. In the fifth season we also get to see some other DC teenage superheroes and possibly another superhero team from the DC Universe."
The Senior VP told THE PULSE how the character of Bumblebee - out of the dozens from the Titans lore- came to be a part of this cartoon. He said it had to do with a few comic book creators very familiar with the Teen Titans: George Perez and Geoff Johns. "Glen Murakami and I were talking to George Perez ad the Teen Titans Premiere during Comicon two years ago," began Register. "We had a party in San Diego on the Saturday night it aired. We were talking to George and said, 'if you could have anyone you wanted in the cartoon, who would you pick?' He chose Bumblebee. I think he said it as a joke, I couldn't really tell. So we walked around and were thinking 'Bumblebee?' Geoff Johns was at the party and he said we had to do her, too, so Glen just started doing some drawings. When we got the first designs, we thought she was great."
Also great are most of the girl powered heroes Register and co have used in the Teen Titans. He said it was important for everyone involved with the cartoon that the female characters was just as tough as their male peers. "Terra, Starfire, Raven, and now Bumblebee, our girls kick ass," enthused Register. "I've always liked Terra. As I was reading the Judas Contract, I thought she was so cool. When you found out she was bad, it was like this big surprise. She was just incredible likable and I think David Slack and Glen and the team did an amazing job making you like the character right off the bat. The way she did things in the cartoon was just as cool as the comic. I think to do the story right, you had to have everyone like her first."
"We wanted to make kids like superheroes again," continued Register on the subject of likability. "I went to the Shonen Jump launch party in New York and it bummed me out that as an American kid who grew up reading comics and watching SuperFriends that we, as Americans, had lost our TV cartoon heroes. We had all these great superheroes and instead of American children being into them, they are watching Dragonball, Pokemon, and Yu-Gi-Oh. What happened to superheroes for kids to our superheroes for kids? Our legacy, our dynasty, our mythology - we lost our characters and were being beaten by the Japanese characters. I walked out of that party pissed off and then we went and made Teen Titans."
"DC has been cool," continued Register. "I think they thought in the beginning that no one would really get this or something, but then they were like 'Hey, you know what you're doing!' Paul Levitz has been really cool about letting us dive deeper into the DC universe and use things."
Along with new episodes, Register promised there would be "toys on just about everybody" in the Teen Titans. The New Year holds lots of promise and Teen Titans fans should not be disappointed. He also said there were more DVDs in the works and plans for more superhero goodness. "We have two more superhero shows in development: one DC property and one very popular independent. We have an original CN superhero series just greenlit created by well known comic book writers. No press release has been released yet so it's still under wraps."
Originally posted by dawsey28
Yes. It had that Puppet King guy using puppets of each Titan.I wonder if in season 5 they are going to do anything else with Titans east.
I wanna see some episodes involving Speedy and Aqualad. (On second thought, maybe I don't have a life.)
Hey did anyone notice that the puppet king had 6 buttons on that control? The color was black and i think it has todo something with a new titan. I thought it had to do with Terra cause it was black. I dont know it was just wierd. Maybe the puppet king will come back (i doubt he will, he's in the evidence closet in the tower).
And also when they introduc kid flash, titans east will be on that episode. Thats all.
About that thing with not having a life, I seriously dont have a real life since teen titans. I love it!!! 😛 😄 🙂 🙂 😆 😆
I have made a new teen titan fanfic, i have made up like a billion ohter characters. And ive already made a timeline for my new character on the forums in the general fiction area. I called it "Skyler- a 'teen titan' fanfic"
Just in case you'd like to read it.
And for one more thing for you all to know about.
Has anyone noticed that whenever there is at most different angle in the scene, the Titans height proportions are all screwed up? Like in Aftershock pt 2, right before Terra was going to die. she hugged Beast Boy. Her head was maybe a little over his shoulder, or lower. THen in the next view point theye are exactly the same size, When they're hugging. And in Revolution. Starfire is supposed to be taller than Robin yes? Well thats what it always looked like. She was shorter than Robin when she hugged him at the end.
Originally posted by Axeroni think its because it's generally the guy is taller than the girl being five seven in a school of midgets i have learned this the hard way. plus it looks weird when short guys hug tall girls (if you get the gist)
And for one more thing for you all to know about.
Has anyone noticed that whenever there is at most different angle in the scene, the Titans height proportions are all screwed up? Like in Aftershock pt 2, right before Terra was going to die. she hugged Beast Boy. Her head was maybe a little over his shoulder, or lower. THen in the next view point theye are exactly the same size, When they're hugging. And in Revolution. Starfire is supposed to be taller than Robin yes? Well thats what it always looked like. She was shorter than Robin when she hugged him at the end.
Originally posted by Ulrichs*babe*91
i think its because it's generally the guy is taller than the girl being five seven in a school of midgets i have learned this the hard way. plus it looks weird when short guys hug tall girls (if you get the gist)
yes a guy is generally taller than a girl but im just saying cause im not just talking about those two spots i know they were both hugs and all, but the thing is that im talking about how the titans never stay the same height ever. Cause in one episode Raven is taller then Beast Boy, and in the next she is the shortest. That's what im talking about