The Best Episodes of Teen Titans Go!

Female heroes and villains all work together in order to rescue Robin, Cyborg and Beast Boy from The Brain.

Director: Peter Rida Michail

Writer: Ben Gruber

The Titans try to remember how to be superheroes in order to stop The Brain.

Director: Dave Stone

Writer: Ben Gruber

When Santa tries to take over Halloween, it's up to the Titans and a few ghouls to stop him.

Director: Luke Cormican

Writer: Ben Gruber

Robin introduces the other Titans to a money-making application but they soon learn the dangers of a shareconomy.

Director: Dave Stone

Writer: Steve Borst

The Titans build an AI robot so it will create a pizza that's never been made before.

Director: Luke Cormican

Writer: Steve Borst

Batman and Commissioner Gordon have a slumber party and watch their favorite TV shows.

Director: Mark Marek

Writer: Steve Borst

When their world starts disappearing, the Titans must confront their creators. The Titans learn how difficult it is to make a cartoon when they try to animate Michael and Aaron.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Aaron Horvath, Michael Jelenic

Batman is more interested in watching TV than participating in his birthday party.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Ken McIntyre

Wanting their 365th episode to be extra special, the Titans head to the Warner Bros. studio lot to find a director.

Director: James Krenzke

Writer: Steve Borst

After "Teen Titans Go!" wins the award for being D.C.'s longest running animated series, a jealous Superman banishes the Titans to world of stop-motion in order to get their show cancelled.

Director: Peter Rida Michail

Writer: Matt Chapman

After using a repellent to temporarily prevent the Powerpuff Girls from moving, Mojo Jojo uses a teleportation device to teleport himself into Jump City, in the Titans' tower, then the girls follow him into the same place where he appeared, only to run into Robin, Starfire, and Raven. Then, after the girls compete with three of the Titans to see who's better, and Mojo Jojo traps Cyborg and Beast Boy in his new lair, the girls defeat him, with "help" from Robin, Starfire, and Raven.

Director: Peter Rida Michail

Writer: Emily Brundige

Cyborg's real strength comes not from his robot parts, but from his favorite song.

Director: Peter Rida Michail

Writer: Ben Gruber

Robin tries to teach the Titans valuable life lessons by reading them fairytales, but the others co-opt his stories and spin them into their own twisted yarns.

Director: Noel Belknap

Writer: Ben Gruber

In order to save Titans Tower from some wealthy land developers, the Titans search for pirate treasure.

Director: Peter Rida Michail

Writer: Ben Gruber

The group gets into the pioneer spirit on their journey west.

Director: Bryan Newton

Writer: Ben Gruber

When yet another crime alert interrupts their relaxation, the Titans decide to become villains and do whatever they want.

Director: Bryan Newton

Writer: Ben Gruber

The Titans are transported inside a fantasy adventure game and must find the key to return home.

Director: Luke Cormican

Writer: Will Friedle

Robin uses the prism to split the Titans into five parts so he can pick out the best ones for the team.

Director: James Krenzke

Writer: Adam Tierney

Robin is determined to become a cat in order to get Starfire's attention.

Director: Peter Rida Michail

Writer: Ben Gruber

After a humiliating defeat, Raven and the Titans work on building their lower body strength, becoming the "League of Legs."

Director: Luke Cormican

Writer: Ben Gruber

After Beast Boy gets money from the Tooth Fairy, the other Titans try to get in on the action by knocking out their own teeth.

Director: Noel Belknap

Writer: Ben Gruber

After learning looks don't matter, Beast Boy undergoes a metamorphosis through a cocoon, becoming an ugly, gross creature.

Director: Noel Belknap

Writer: Ben Gruber

Stuck inside on a rainy day, the Titans do rainy-day activities to keep from boredom.

Director: Bryan Newton

Writer: Caldwell Tanner

When Robin decides to become an all-American class president-type person, he convinces the Titans to return to school with him.

Director: Luke Cormican

Writer: Ben Gruber

Robin refuses to give the Titans any more orders so that they'll learn to think for themselves.

Director: Bryan Newton

Writer: Caldwell Tanner