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After Season 1 expanded on introducing the five main characters (Robin,Beast Boy, Raven, Starfire, and Cyborg) and their personalities and attitudes towards each other, it was now time for the show to take on a different storyline. The creators of the cartoon decided to take one of the biggest storylines from The New Teen Titans comic series "Judas Contract" and adapt it to a younger audience in the cartoon. While making the adaptation kid-friendly, the creators did not loose sight of what the "Judas Contract" was all about. This makes for an excellent season of Teen Titans that both comic and cartoon lovers could enjoy!
This season introduces the character of Terra Markov. In the episode 'Terra' the Teen Titans meet the geomancer and Beast Boy's love is practically instant for her when she laughs at one of his jokes (which is quite rare for the changeling). It is shown in this episode that there is an obvious connection and possible future relationship between the two. Another speculation one might point out is Slade's foreshadowing quote that "he found her first". This episode is the gateway for many twists and turns in the plotline of this dramatic storyline. Many emotions will be played around with and the Titans will have to face the challenge of this new member. Is the Titans new friend really what they expect? Or is there more to the character of 'Terra'?
**Key episodes in finding out what Terra's secret is are Terra,Titan Rising,Betrayal,Aftershock Part 1, and Aftershock Part 2.
Now beyond the main storyline of Season 2 which is the 'Terra Arc', are the filler episodes. Another great thing about this series is that a lot of the filler episodes are entertaining even though they don't pertain to the main arc. One of my personal favorites is 'Fear Itself". At this point, not much is known about Raven but this episode reveals a different side to the dark character that I believe anyone can relate to. Another episode 'Transformation' which centers around Starfire and her weird Tamaranean traditions, sends a good message to kids everywhere about how one should not be judged based on their appearances.
Overall, this Season is excellent and I recommend it to any Titans fan or newcomer. With dramatic storylines like the Terra Arc, and good natured episodes like 'Transformation', both adults and kids can sit down and thouroughly enjoy this cartoon together.
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The second season of Teen Titans sees the Titans welcoming Terra and hoping to recruit her into the fold. Terra can manipulate the earth to her command & would be a welcome addition to the group but Slade has plans for her, as well. It also sees others Titans like Speedy, Aqualad, & Wildbeest making their appearance on celluloid. Like always, The show delivers fun, exciting episodes that are colorful and filled with lots of intense action. Sad thing is, other than the 'Catching up with..' segment of the two dvds, there is no extras like the first season(which was filled to the max with 'em). I agree with other reviewers out there in internetland that perhaps it's too much for us to hope for extras like this on every dvd collection but it would help & make us fans want to buy the seasons that much more. We're interested in how the process is done with cartoons, who created the characters and what plans the next season will hold...things of that nature. They could have even done a featurette(much like they did in The Batman) about the toymaking line of the franchise. At any rate; that is, perhaps, my only gripe with the season of episodes. I'm glad that Warner Brothers decided to go with selling the complete seasons than doing the volumes with only so many episodes as that was really annoying.
Again, this season was a great season and I look forward to what the next season has in store for us.
I think this is a program that will appeal to both kids & adults...it is that good.
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Great continuity for the Teen Titans. Characters and plotlines based on Marv Wolfman's and George Perez's New Teen Titans comics of the 1980s.
Watch for guest stars in "Winner take all": Speedy, Wildebeast, and the return of Aqualad, last seen in Season 1's "Deep Six".
Have a sneak preview of Robin's future Nightwing persona in "How long is forever?"
Enjoy!
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my kids are huge fans and this just about completes their collection, the adore these cartoons, shipping was fast, almost next day! BRAND NEW CONDITION, GREAT DEAL, GOOD JOB!
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The kids and I are huge fans of Teen Titan's. What else can I say.....I just hate they are off the air now. They're even losing their comic book series. Time to find some new super hero's I suppose :(
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