As a movie reviewer with over two decades of experience under my belt, I must say that watching the evolution of ‘Teen Titans Go!’ has been nothing short of extraordinary. Having grown up on the original Teen Titans series, it’s been a delight to witness this modern take on the beloved characters.
The cartoon show “Teen Titans Go!” has just aired its 400th episode, making it the longest-running DC animated series ever produced. In an exclusive interview, we spoke with Tara Strong, who lends her voice to Raven, about this significant milestone and discussed what lies ahead for the beloved series.
Currently, it seems that the adventures of the Teen Titans Go! could potentially span indefinitely. When asked about future episodes, the actress joked about reaching episode 10,000. However, even in jest, she ponders what episode 500 might entail. Strong speculated that they might mix things up on-screen, perhaps taking a cue from Roger Rabbit, hinting at more innovative and animated scenarios ahead. She added enthusiastically, “I’ll put on my suit. Everyone will put on their suits. Everyone.
Over time, “Teen Titans Go!” has gained fame for its witty meta humor, particularly in significant episodes. In episode 200, the Titans encountered animated versions of their voice actors. In episode 365, director Zack Snyder made a special appearance as the team visited Warner Bros. studio. And in the latest episode 400, Raven and her friends were depicted in stop-motion animation. The anticipation for what the potential 500th episode might bring is unknown at present, but the inclusion of live-action voice actors seems a logical evolution for this cleverly self-referential animated show.
Are We Getting More ‘Teen Titans Go!’ in the Future?
It’s fortunate for fans that Teen Titans Go! seems unlikely to conclude in the near future. In fact, Cartoon Network has recently developed a series of shorts featuring Beast Boy, named Beast Boy: Lone Wolf. When queried about potential Beast Boy-like shorts for Raven, creator Strong hinted that all Titans might have their own mini-series. Regrettably, she couldn’t disclose any further details regarding a possible Raven series. However, it’s thrilling to learn that Cartoon Network continues exploring new methods to bring our beloved characters to us.
Currently, “Teen Titans Go!” stands not only as the longest-running DC animated series ever, but also among the longest-lasting animated TV shows in general. As the James Gunn-led DC cinematic universe is set to debut on December 5, 2024 with “Creature Commandos,” it looks like “Teen Titans Go!” will have a rich treasure trove of content to humorously reference and parody for many years ahead. Whether the Titans are redrawn in different animation styles or if Strong’s prediction about live-action cameos comes true, one thing is certain: the show’s signature wit that has kept audiences entertained for over a decade will persist.
The 400th episode of Teen Titans Go! will be available to stream on Max tomorrow, December 1, 2024.
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2024-12-01 03:04