This may or may not be a hot take, but with X-Men 97 (X-Men TAS Season 6) being such a hit for Disney+ , WB, DC have no excuse for not reviving Teen Titans for a 6th Season.
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This may or may not be a hot take, but with X-Men 97 (X-Men TAS Season 6) being such a hit for Disney+ , WB, DC have no excuse for not reviving Teen Titans for a 6th Season.
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TTG is more popular than the original ever was so there is no reason to bring back the original.
They have a perfect excuse, the execs are braindead, troglodyte, turdsuckers who can't make a single correct choice in their lives.
Wasted Dubs.
Is it actually? I know TTG was really popular but TT03 was huge itself and basically an icon of 00s cartoons. Genuinely not sure how you could even gauge which one was more popular.
>Genuinely not sure how you could even gauge which one was more popular.
The only thing that matters to studios is the money and the viewership, and sadly TTG runs circles around the original series.
In terms of being cost-effective that's true, viewership is what I'm not so sure about. Fricking every kid and a lot of teenagers watched TT03 while it was airing.
TT03 didn't get a theatrical movie
They've teased this for so many years that it feels like the ship has already sailed
Every once in a while movies based on the most random niche and insular cartoons becomes a trend
I felt the same way you did anon until very recently. If a well loved 27 year old animated series can return and pick up right where it left off, why can't an 18 year old well loved animated series do the same? The Iron is the hottest it's been in 13 years for DC/WB, they should strike now while it;s still red hot.
The Studio when it comes to DC is a PR Disaster though, reviving TT would be a powerful PR move, not quite as powerful as doing Zack Snyder's Justice League 2/3 and the Batleck Movie as part of DC Elseworlds, but still pretty powerful.
Teen Titans Go basically cost pennies to make versus its highly-detailed action counterpart, of course it'd do well because there's just a naturally larger profit margin to be made per episode. Teen Titans 03 could never hope to be that profitable but that doesn't necessarily mean it was less popular. Like the other anon said it was huge when it was airing.
>how you could even gauge which one was more popular
1 had a theatrical film, a decade on the air, and has many times completely taken over cartoon network with reruns. TTG is leaps and bounds more popular than the original ever was.
Anons like equating WB flexing their money around to actual popularity like what the OG show has makes a lot of posts made here dubious.
When people think of Teen Titans it doesn't even seem like they'd jump to TTG first, very readily you'd probably get the original cartoon, the comics, and plenty of other animated films that branch off the Teen Titans name before the Go cartoon, genuinely have not heard a peep about TTG specifically other than (potentially) ironic memes from years ago, Cinemaphile has this echo chamber circlejerk to make TTG seem like the most popular thing based on Cartoon Network metrics and the fact it was spammed to not just it's own death, but the network's death too, but it killed the network it was hosted on, everywhere else you do not actually see it represented very well when you look at it, and I think most of the anons who defend it know that, it's a show that basically killed the franchise from actually making something good out of itself and decide to be contrarian just to have something to latch onto, but something better CAN be made from this still, it doesn't have to die with TTG.
TTG is beyond more popular than Titans 03 which got cancelled.
Kim Kardashian is more popular who gives a frick
Titans 03 only got cancelled because of CN's hard limit on limiting orders to 5 seasons, which they broke for TTG
There are toddler shows more popular than that, it means nothing and you don't watch them anyway. The original Teen Titans is still more than popular enough and loved today.
not really, is just that it cost literally peanuts to produce, the ratings have been more than mediocre for years.
True ttg could be the dumb comedy side show and have tt be the main serious story one. It would be cool of young justice had that
No.
Bring Back Batman Beyond's Bold Brilliance, Breaking Boundaries, Boasting Boldness, Besting Bland, Boring Broadcasts.
Why not both?
You could do both, although the questions are who would you hire to replace Kevin Conroy?, is there enough archive recordings to craft 13 new performances is old Bruce Wayne?, if there are will his family be okay with using said recordings?
Not to mention Bruce Wayne is still alive by the time of Epilogue.
Bottom Line, a legal minefield could stand in the way of bringing it back.
Batman Beyond could not be done properly in the current climate.
Explain to me why?
There would be those annoying rage baiting manchildren yelling WOKE but they do that at everything
I do not trust the writers they hire nowadays to be capable of delivering something on par with the first season unless it was the original crew.
Or someone who knows the series inside and out like Beau Demayo does for X-Men TAS.
If you don't see anything wrong with making already set up characters black, gay or spew sloppy gender politics then it would be like explaining why eating shit is bad to a scat fetishist.
making 03gays seethe for 11 years and counting
>whole show is parasitizing 03 show
>repeatedly references 03gays for not liking the slop
Things change, anon
>Things change
For the worst instead of better
I really don't understand why 03 fans want it back so bad. It reached it's conclusion and if you want a bit extra then you could read the tie-in which continues a bit further than the show did.
It feels like people who missed the point of the finale and just want to return to their childhood. There's cape cartoons that didn't reach their conclusion that'd be more reasonable to revive.
I don't want it back actually because I agree they would just ruin it, but the way the series changed to GO was not a good change. Not all change is good or necessary and that's the perfect example of why. Unless you consider good to be low effort kiddie family guy trash which more easily makes rich subhumans richer it's not good. It just makes them saying that in the finale extremely ironic.
I don't like TTG nor do I consider an actual continuation
It's using the same characters with their voice actors to do a tired cheap kiddie family guy type show. It constantly references the old show and fans on top of that. Again it's just ironic to say "move on" only to use necromancy to do this with the series you're saying to move on from for some easy profit.
People originally wanted it back because the show kind of ended abruptly and there was never a season focusing on Starfire like the rest of the cast got. Now that so much time has passed I feel like the only people that want it back are the same morons that just want endless reboots and continuations. It was very much a product of the 00s and they'd frick it up now that we're too far removed from that decade.
I respectfully disagree Anon.
Ok, and I disagree with you as well. Kind of a pointless post.
I'm arguably a bit hypocritical because I think some shows like Spectacular Spider-Man deserve a revival but only because it's an incomplete story. I wouldn't trust them to actually follow the outline though and not shove in Miles or Spider-Verse junk though.
Teen Titans is one of those cases where it ended and everyone involved is either not around anymore or has moved on. The sentiments about a Starfire season I can get behind but reviving it would feel like you're doing it for the sake of itself. I think Disney doing X-Men '97 was dumb even if it's not the dumpster fire I expected so far
X-Men TAS didn't necessarily need a revival Wolverine and the X-men certainly does though, however said revival has been doing the OG series Justice. It's more than a cash grab, it's actually one of the top action cartoons of the last 14 years.
That and Evolution I think would've been justified imo but oh well
True, at least X-Men 97 has more than justified it's existence.
No, it hasn't. it's complete trash and everyone involved with it should be shot into the sun.
Murakami was never interested in doing a Starfire season. They kept trying, but her stories never got past a single episode.
For those who don't believe him, read this.
What always amuses me is that there was a wealth of behind the scenes info about the show from the creators that the fans seem to avoid reading.
Honestly if it wasn't for Things Change nobody would've been begging for another season. The show should've ended at the previous episode when the Titans and their allies are about to beat up Dr. Light.
Granted people would still hate the frick out of TTG but at least *slightly* less.
You're not wrong. But sadly that's not the world we live in. And the demand for a Continuation is there whether we like it or not. And if WB/DC or whoever it's new owners want to generate good PR, then they'll do Teen Titans Season 6/ Teen Titans 06
>just move on bro
>keeps the series alive in the state of pic related while constantly mocking the people they told to move on
Genuinely these people are moronic subhumans. If I regret anything it's not shitting on their sacred slop enough because it clearly bothers them.
TTG has kept TT in the public consciousness for 11 years, WB should just bite the bullet and greenlight Season 6, because X-Men 97 has destroyed any possible excuses for not doing so. WB/DC need to face that fact.
>TTG has kept TT in the public consciousness for 11 years
TTG wasn't needed for that and it's just a parasitic cancer at this point. We don't have the same people available to work on a continuation, and even if you did get the same writers back they're still probably different people for better or worse after all this time.
Then get some new blood that know the series and the fandom inside and out. It's worked so far for X-men 97. And have the same people as consultants.
>2003 Titans literally ends with episodes about growing up and moving on
>man children refuse to move on from 2003 titans and demands a 6th season
>2003 Titans literally ends with episodes about growing up and moving on
Which they don't even actually do because they bring the series back in the form of kiddie slop for another decade. The ones who voiced those lines about moving on are still working on this type of show which constantly tries to provoke old fans. Fricking fake morons.
TTG isn't 2003 Teen Titans.
>TTG and 03Titans crossed over multiple times
>Control Freak makes them WATCH 03Titans
It's an elseworld or some bullshit way of DC to explain multiple of the same thing going on at once.
Also 03Titans kind of sucked cause it tried to be anime so hard but doing so, it wasn't able to crossover with JLU.
Teen Titans having absolutely no contact with the JLU was one of the best parts of it
>Couldn't use Deathstroke, Cyborg, and others in JLU cause of TT.
Anon....Robin couldn't even be in the Justice League Unlimited cause of Titans 03.
Oh well
>TTG isn't 2003 Teen Titans
Fricking clearly, but it uses the same characters voice actors and setting just twisted to fugly kiddie shit. The whole shit series is based on the 03 series, it's it's host.
Oh no I mean 03 Titans is it's own universe and TTG is it's own universe.
TTG even crossed over with Young Justice and Super Hero Girls.
And Beetlejuice, Freakazoid, TMNT, and a few other shows
>it's part of a multiverse
That's even worse
>>it's part of a multiverse
lmao, everything is, Anon. Are you that new to comics and media based on them? Are alternate universes now inherently bad because shitty live action crap uses them for nostalgia bait?
Is TTG that important to you that multiverses can't exist without them? If it's entertaining I don't care but this doesn't seem special enough that it needs to spread everywhere.
I don't think you understand. It's inherently a part of the setting of DC. It's like getting butthurt that the speedforce exists which funny enough, Weisman complained about with Young Justice before he eventually went "Sure, it's a thing but I'm never going to acknowledge it and my Flashes aren't connected to it"
>It's inherently a part of the setting of DC
Explain exactly how TTG is needed for DC to function or be entertaining
It isn't but that doesn't change things. You're clearly new to this and alternate universes are a trigger word for you. I get it, a lot of dogshit has used them as of late, but that's not how it works.
The comics have even acknowledged DC Superhero Girls as a thing that's out there.
>alternate universes are a trigger word for you
No TTG is a trigger and I'm still not seeing why it's necessary, as bad as the other things you people mentioned or why I should like it instead of thinking it spreading further is a bad thing.
>It's like getting butthurt that the speedforce exists
Ok you brought up speedforce and someone else brought up DC super hero girls but still neither of those seem to be nearly as obnoxious as TTG so I don't understand the point of being disingenuous and pretending it's all the same shit.
Is the issue just the fact TTG is a thing that exists?
It's that and the possibility of it becoming a part of more shows extending its already too long lifespan.
There's a few Titans in the DC multiverse.
>Tiny Titans
>the original comic titans
>the 66 Cartoon Titans
>03 Anime Titans
>New 52 Titans
>TTG
In one of the universes, Marvin and Wendy from Superfriends are the custodians of Titan Tower and Marvin gets fricking mauled by Wonder Dog and Wendy gets paralyzed and becomes Barbara's cripple sidekick.
The Titans you're used to? Was originally Speedy, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, and Aquaboy.
They use the same fricking voice actors on DC Super Hero Girls too, don't see you complaining about that one.
>don't see you complaining about that one
Maybe I would if it was worth giving a shit about
TTG is cheaper and gets higher ratings.
I just don't even want to see what they would fricking do to this show in 2024. There's no way it would be good. Even the ideas they had for another season at the time sounded terrible and would just double down on the problems that were bogging down the last stretch of it. No, Teen Titans ended at exactly the right time.
Tie up the loose ends. Yeah the ideas they had back in 2005 don't sound good, but it's been 18 years, they can easily change some of the ideas or do a 7 episode Mini Series using some of the ideas from when Season 5 was intially 20 episodes.
What loose ends? Terra? Read the tie-in comic. Yes, that was really her
I know and to be fair, any remaining loose ends besides that could be done in a DTV Movie so why not do just that?
You already got it with Ben 10.
Nah, they should bring back Super Powers.
Shut up Enter
Very funny, i'm not MR Enter, in fact i'm not even in the same state he lives in.
STOP ASKING FOR THEM TO RUIN SHOWS BADLY
If this actually happened you know for a fact they would fricking ruin it, so what's the point?
I would probably be down for a new Teen Titans cartoon. But goddamn Glen Murakami retired. The fixation on getting TT03+2X is weird in the extreme.
He's still working in the industry in the new Transformers series, but yeah, nowhere as big of a role as before. I guess he got burnt out after Cartoon Network mistreated the hell out of beware the Batman.
Maybe so, but it would be a smart PR move.
X-Men 97 is able to pick up and keep adapting the major stories from the comics. They have decades worth of great comics to use.
DC spent the last 21 years pretending the main Titans group didn't exist, focusing on the newest Robin instead of the core Titans characters, or writing stories to explain their constant retcons. The few good books that came out were by accident. What stories are there to adapt? Technis Imperative? Titans Tomorrow?
Don't bother.
This show is nearly two decades old and fans of the show are in their early thirties. How more pathetic can a fanbase get?
TTG addressed this with their movie.
>whoa these are the SERIOUS Titans!
I think we're due for a crossover finally proving that it's the same universe as The Batman (2004). Give us one of the bat-embargoed villains while you're at it (or the Mad Hatter, who's also conspicuously absent).
At this point, I could see them never doing this just to spite those that demand that "their" Titans to come back.