Were We TOO HARD on Teen Titans Go?
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We’re WE too hard
I’ve always liked it soooo
shooz
plz talk about ben 10 reboot 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
you must do that😢😢😢
ben 10 reboot is even worst than teen titans reboot
A lot
The fact that the OG Teen Titans show was cancelled definitely contributed to the reaction towards Teen Titans Go
No contest it definitely did
Oh my God, thanks for 100 likes❤️
What I know of the OG Titans there was an internal issue that It make It to not continue, then why a parody can? Because Is not "teen Titans" Is "teen Titans go" a loophole also show as young justice and teen Titans are too expensive like one of the strategies of Disney xd to litigante this Is to only release 2 seasons AND then cancel the show AND just repeat and repeat the same 2 seasons
@@uchihas1995 speak English bro 😭
I am not overly impressed by either but Go reminds me of Dexter's Lab in it's art and humor. It's very self aware and it's entertaining. I have no idea why it's so hated.
I don't think that was an issue at all. Teen Titans was canceled for YEARS before Teen Titans Go came out. The release of Go had absolutely no effect on whether Teen Titans was going to be renewed, if anything it helped people remember it and petition to get more of it, and the people behind Go were trying to make it happen as well. Teen Titans ended in 2006, and Teen Titans Go came out in 2013. Several shows had come and gone within that time frame, so to say that Go stopped the original from continuing, it's just factually inaccurate.
The problem with Go was simply that it took up too much of the schedule
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@@p-__ Get your fart kink somewhere else.
Cartoon network is mostly watched by kids, and that since is what they wanted then the best business decision was go kick away adventure time, Steven universe, OK KO and other better shows, and make room for TTG.
@@taiwanisacountryAdventure Time was pretty much over before Teen Titans Go came out. Steven Universe and Ok Ko were however very much impacted. Specially given that Steven Universe was released in bursts with almost no fan fare.
Even Flap Jack had more fan faire when it was being released.
That is only one of the many, many many many MANY MANY MANY MANY other not at all simple factors that make this show terrible
I had a very love-hate relationship with it growing up, cause I loved it as a kid but also kinda got gaslit into hating it by TH-camrs online, so I would often switch between being like "This show really sucks and is super offensive to my generation and previous generations" and "Fuck it, this show is such a ride and I'm having so much fun even if it includes a lot of jokes that others may not appreciate". Overall, I enjoyed both shows
Our generation gets shoved into this situation a lot 😅
@@liberpolo5540
ye TwT
When your genz this shit is really funny ngl.
Yeah no disrespect to the animators but the show is a absolute disrespect to cartoon Network and the original show it is sometimes really good almost never but sometimes good and others absolutely downright horrendous
FR ME TOO IT WAS MY FAV UNTIL I SAW ALL THE HATE
I understand your opinions, it really is nice to see that they're fans despite the hate. My problem with the show was popular or not, that doesn't excuse the constant marathons that just wouldn't end. I still remember that weird choice CN made to do a 300 episode marathon before the show even reach 100 episodes. I completely missed the Regular Show finale due to it being hidden in some TTG marathon. I just wished CN didn't get so obsessed with the show.
Yea, that kind of scheduling is just awful
And only fanned the flames
@@quinnholloway5400Cartoon Network deserves a middle finger
Exactly. Even as a young kid who didn't Hate TTG at first, I was much more interested in Adventure Time, Gumball, Steven Universe, Ninjago, and Regular Show than DC characters acting like Obnoxious Spoiled Brats who scream and rap. And yet, despite my preference, Teen Titans Go completely took over.
CN's neglect of their other shows was what drifted me away from this series tbh
That and I used to think TTG was trying to replace the OG TT
For me, for the regular show finale they showed what time the finale was going to happen and even had a countdown. So I think you probably just had missed it because I remember it having a countdown in 5th grade.
If Gumball is Cartoon Network's South Park, then Teen Titans Go is their Family Guy.
This seems about right.
Then what does dat make the show Simpsons or family guy 🤔
This is my favorite way of explaining this.
@@chrisbrownie1511 think maybe Ben 10
The same thing could also go with Mario being Nintendo's South Park with Pokemon being their Family Guy
I have a friend, H, who was an animator on TTG. One Thanksgiving probably 8-9 years ago, I learned that it was my then 8-year-old niece's favorite show. I told H about it, and let my niece use my Discord account to chat. The same day the staff took a group pic to send to her, as well as sending lineart of her favorite character (Raven) making reference to what she had talked about in the Discord chat.
I was surprised at the whole office sending stuff in response to one fan chat, and told H so. She explained that given how much hate the show got, sometimes it was hard for them to remember that the target demographic really did love the show - they were just too young to be on social media yet. So hearing from even one fan brightened the mood of the whole studio.
(The studio was (is?) in Canada, if you're wondering why they were at work on American Thanksgiving.)
Does H still work for TTG or did they quit?
@@ikathiibean She definitely hasn't worked on TTG for a few years, but I couldn't swear to the circumstances. Usually when she changes jobs it's because the animation phase for a given season/batch of seasons is done and everybody is let go, so that's probably what happened in this case too.
It's the cirrrcle of capitalism
Didn’t know it was Canadian, though that does explain some things
@@HalfbreedTrini A lot of American shows & movies are filmed/animated in Canada. Americans like to pretend everything is filmed on location in America but most of the time you're looking at Canadian locals (I see the Tim Horton's in the background of your show Mr. I Filmed This In America). American media is made in Canada often enough that you can probably ask any Canadian if something's been filmed near them & they'll say oh yeah for sure. Same thing with games. it's kind of common knowledge here, but for some reason no one else knows. i wonder why 🤔🤔🤔
@@InfiniteAnvil Ok thx for the info lol
Tbh I never thought Teen Titans Go was that bad to begin with. From the get-go, I understood it was just a parody. I appreciated how the team kept the og actors and I found it hilarious how self-aware the show is. I enjoy how it pokes fun at itself, the critics, and the og series.
I don't know, this show being a Parody that's self aware can only be funny for so long. After literally hundreds of episodes, it can grow super stale (For Some people at least)
@@disneyvillainsfan1666 Yeah, I will admit, once I matured more I stopped watching (mostly because we got rid of cable). It was funny to me from the episodes I did watch. Personally, I think it's really funny when characters break the 4th wall or say dialogue that's extremely self aware. Like Ouran High School Host Club (idk if you've watched or not), but they break the 4th wall a lot and address the watchers directly. I find it funny. That's just my opinion though.
TTG wasn't ever one of my favorite shows, but it was funny sometimes.
I liked how it was self aware and made fun of itself. It was also funny when they made fun of critics and then they all got mad about it 😂
I think the only reason why it was so hated was for 2 things.
1, mostly from nostalgia-blind people who hate the slightest change
2, This show came out during a time where the animation community thought “If this show is an episodic series, it is automatically the worst thing in history.” Combining it with a previous story-driven series and it was sure to be despised by everybody. Not even giving it a chance
@@ethan_exists398 Ah, yes, unfortunately people tend to let one thing ruin anything for them. Like, example, I was skiing with a friend and we were on the lift. I had music on, and it was Black Paper Moon from Soul Eater, but it was an English version (mind you, this friend of mine doesn’t like anime at all though he’s never watched it). My friend comments on the song saying he thinks it sounds cool. I said “yeah I like it too. It’s from my favorite anime Soul Eater.” As soon I said that, he had a complete turn-around and went “oh… never mind” just because it was from an anime and not because he didn’t like the song. That reaction was kinda annoying ngl.
You can't have blind hate for Velma. It is so terrible you'd have to have blind love for it to see it as anything good.
@@Marskirakun_PrimeI guess there is a God then
Teen Titans Go is at least a servicable kids show that younger audiences CAN get on board with, even if it can get super mean spirited. Velma, meanwhile, is just spiteful and mean for the sake of it.
Putting aside the flaws of the show, I honestly think most of the hate comes from the Teen Titans show getting canceled. If that show didn't exist beforehand, I don't think the hate would be so intense. I personally don't really care TTG exists but I do still think it sucks how the show that preceded it got the shaft.
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Yeah, this is a good point
That's truly the main reason for all this hate if the original Teen Titans had a proper conclusion and then Teen Titans Go come out years later it would have gotten maybe less hate instead of it being a total whiplash
what you just said is one of the most insanely idiotic thing I've ever heard at no point in your rambling incoherent response were you even close to anything what could be considered a rational thought everyone in this room is now dumber for listening to it I award you no points and may God have mercy on your soul
This and the fact that it became 90% of the programing.
The biggest problem I had with the show was how they would change the characters so often. There will be one episode, where a character with Express distaste with something the others were doing then, in the next episode, they would be doing that thing. They would bend how they simplified the characters to fit their episode, without thinking about how to make it funny with the limitations of the characters.
They are essentially the truest form of cartoon characters in that show similar to Looney Toons characters filling whatever role is needed for the joke.
@@emmarod8746
You did not just compare Teen Titans Go to classic Looney Tunes.
@@HeilRay i believe they do no compare, but the two fall into the same type of humor writings
My biggest issue was how any episode that featured Trigon would have its title being unrelated to the plot.
@@Someone-zn4dh
Thats sounds like comparing.
As for roles, yes Looney tunes roles have changed but they were still their own characters that can play straight or go off script. In in terms of characters like Daffy Duck who was crazy literal daffy, his character was changed to a greedy self centered envious duck depending of specific writers eras.
Compared to Teen Titans GO, characters like Raven really stand out as bad writing. Shes no nonsense in a few episodes and shes as dumb as the dumbest characters on the team making them all essentially the same character. Its a common criticism
Correction: the original show wasn’t cancelled
Khary Payton and various writers have confirmed “Things Change” was written with the knowledge there wouldn’t be a sixth season and purposely left inconclusive as a metaphor for not being stuck in the past
Somehow I have trouble believing that.
@@yodaddyrc1220 I can bring up the interview if you want
@@skibot9974 I’ve read it and there’s a chance it could be true, but idk, I feel like they might just be saying that so we could not keep begging for something that isn’t going to happen (or both).
I don’t have the best evidence to support it, but it is enough to make me question what Khary and some of the show staff said about Things Change being conceptualized as a finale.
Based on how the episode was written and what I learned from the internet, it makes me think that yes, the episode could have been thought of as a final lesson to the audience, but also a potential set up for the future and a plea to get a sixth season greenlit.
Also, TT was indeed cancelled. If the show staff want to continue the series and the network or studio says “no”. That’s cancellation.
@@yodaddyrc1220 maybe it was canceled but they seemed to have enough notice to know there wouldn’t be a season 6 going into the finale
J. Torres, comic book writer for the og tt shows comic contradicts this.
Also Tara Strong confirms that it’s an unresolved storyline on butch Harriman’s channel years ago.
I even responded to a comment about how this guy talked to Ashley Johnson (VA for Terra) about the series finale. I asked him if she said anything about season 6 being expected or unexpected and he said that according to Ashley Johnson, the crew was indeed expecting a season 6 renewal. They weren’t guaranteed, but they thought it was a safe bet.
I also found miscellaneous information from many fans in random parts of the internet saying stuff like glen murakami mentioned in an interview that Things Change was an attempt to get season 6 green lit and the crew and VA’s mentioned that they were prepping a new storyline where Terra II showed up.
Note that for the last two pieces of information, I unfortunately couldn’t find the sources for them considering that they were on titanstower.com and that site is broken now so that sucks, but I believe the fans who said that considering they have no reason to lie.
However I do have links to the previous three pieces of information. I can send you to them if you like.
The self awareness from the series goes to show that the staff are genuinely enjoying what they’re doing which is good to see. They acknowledge how absurd things can get and they’re having a blast with it and I can see why, such an unlimited amount of creative freedom can be used.
15:28 I commented this before reaching this point
This is made the most obvious through the “workin on an episode” song and its why I like that song so much
I think the original Teen Titans just needs one more season or a movie to give us the closure we need
there is that movie called Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans, oh wait... no one cares about it, and it's not very good
The final episode is the perfect closure for the series. Its message about letting go and moving on is an amazing and satisfying way to end a series.
I STILL want that Starfire-focused season! And a good few of the voice actors have openly stated that they are fully willing and wanting for it to come back, if I’m remembering correctly!
@@davidspraguedragonman6479me too!! It just feels incomplete without hearing out Starfire's origins in a season 6..
but now it never will😥
The show came out when I was in middle school, and I actually liked it back then- I thought it was fun. Getting older I encountered the hate for it and thought I hated it too around high school, but these days I’m just neutral about it and consider it something I liked as a kid.
Same, i liked it a lot when I was younger
Same, I hated because everyone else did, but when I got older, I felt neutral as well.
Looking at it now, I think people back then hated it not only because they canceled the og show, but the characters they knew were different.
Nowadays I barely see any hate from it that much (at least from my experience)
same here
Same
This! I was rewatching it and season 1 is super cringe 🤧
On the original Teen Titans not having a "proper finale", I saw someone else's video about why "All Things Must Change" was the final episode, and it did a good job of defending it as an actual proper finale for the show. The message of that episode is that things change, new things will appear in your life, and questions about your life might go unanswered, but that's just part of growing up, and you have to learn to move on and go through your life without closure sometimes. It's a pretty powerful message, especially for a show like Teen Titans, and I think it was important for them to make that the final episode. If OG TT had gotten a proper final episode where everything wrapped up neatly, would it have actually been better off for it? Or is the way that it ended, an open book with a weird mystery introduced in its final episode with no resolution, just a metaphor for how in life, sometimes things just don't end in a satisfying way, but you have to keep moving on? I kind of really like the idea of that; I feel like, even if OG TT hadn't gotten its final season shaved in half and had gotten to tell the full story it wanted to tell with the villains and teen heroes all teaming up to fight each other, All Things Must Change would've still been the final episode of the season. Even with everything wrapping up "properly", we still would've gotten that weird final episode stinger that should've led into the next season, but ultimately wouldn't, because I'm pretty sure the crew knew that season was the last one they were going to get. It was planned to end that way, so I would say that it got a proper finale, even though that finale provided zero closure, because that was the point of it.
Unfortunately if it was not accepted by so many fans then it failed to be a proper finale even if it theoretically could be on paper when interpreted a certain way.
Why does fans having no zero media literacy translate to it being a bad finale?
In my opinion the original Teen Titans had a pretty perfect finale. It wasn’t intended to be this grandiose end, as said we pretty much got that with the episode beforehand. So to wrap up the season and series as a whole, As Khary Payton puts it “What is the biggest lesson a teen takes?” It’s moving on. That we don’t always get the resolutions and answers we want, things change and live is always going forward so it is unproductive to stay in the past
The 0roblem is, we watch media for the resolutions we don't get on real life. It gives up hope to find them IRL. And in a showcase story driven as Teen Titans, it really was sad for us to not get any sort of proper conclusion, yet enough of one to not be able to make our own. I just wish it hadn't been canceled.
This makes me want Saber to cover HFJONE as it does exactly this but a lot more subtly
And you know what? There were plenty of adult fans that wanted an actual fucking resolution.
That's mad copium
@@Alex_Barbosa it’s not copium, it’s just facts
Im pretty sure the main problem with TTG is that ever since the writers got so hooked on "getting back at the haters" episodes thats all they ever seem to want to do. I honestly think this show could actually be decently funny when its actually trying to be a show with its own identity instead of just constantly reminding the audience "WE ARENT THE OG TT FROM THE 2000s AND PEOPLE DONT LIKE US". Even though the drama passed like almost half a decade ago
Can you really blame them though?
When you think you’re making a light hearted comedy series that isn’t that important and then it becomes one of the most hated shows on the internet, it’s kinda hard to not clap back through future episodes.
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@@Longshanks1690yes, we can blame them and they deserve it
@@Longshanks1690😊
@@Longshanks1690 Yeah it totally isn't looding kids
As a 16 year old who was 6 when it came out I didn’t like it that much. It filled the role of colorful thing that distracted my child brain but there were plenty shows I liked more. When I was about 8 they started rerunning Teen Titans and I ended up liking it way more.
Definitely feel like you disliked it because everyone told you to dislike it.
Specifically because you're comparing it to Teen Titans which is a fundementally different show with a different goal
Holy crap, the show is 10 years old ...
@@Hoopergames well then to compare it to a show with a similar goal. Teen Titans Go doesn’t hold a candle to The Amazing World of Gumball. They’re both comedy shows with meta humor and TAWG does all of that better. I as a kid was initially put off by Teen Titans Go because I just didn’t like any of the characters. TAWG’s characters while not majorly being good people are still like-able characters.
Never really cared about TTG. For me, anyways, I only really watched it because it was the thing right before Pokemon XY.
Same, I don't even use the internet back then but young me already thinks it's cringe and boring
Teen Titans demographic: Storytelling and character development
Teen Titans Go: just comedy, deal with it
It's not even _good_ comedy.
As a child who never went on the internet, I never saw the hate or even the original Teen Titans show, when GO came out. It allowed me to go in and just enjoy the fun. However, as the show went on I found that the show had slowly transformed into a show that consistently made fart jokes and bullied Robin for some reason. Back in the first season even if it wasn't gold it felt fun and felt like it had effort put into it. Once I got to season 6 and watched the camping summer special, back when it was airing for the first time I realized what I had loved about the show in the first place, was completely gone, besides the movie and the crossover movie. I never hated the show at any point, but I don't know it got to the point where I just couldn't keep up with the series anymore and I put it to rest. May my found memories of nostalgia never be disturbed and Teen Titans Go never touch me again.
The main reason it was originally hated is going to be forgotten over time: The hype before Teen Titans Go really piggybacked off of the Teen Titans fanbase. They were constantly promoting how "Teen Titans is coming back!" And "The original voice actors are coming back!" All the other reasons it was hated really was partially reinforced because of the momentum from the disappointment after the hype they built (There wouldnt be nearly as much hate if, for example, the original Teen Titans never existed).
And when you add that to the fact that Teen Titans ended in the oddest way possible with a less-than-satisfying conclusion (before Trouble in Tokyo came along), people were hungry for it. Then when you get a goofy show with caricatures of the characters you grew up with? It made fans salty and in response to the backlash, the creators kept making episodes making fun of the fans.
I don't think so, this show is plenty terrible on it's own merits for it's lame humor that treats kids like idiots and the numerous episodes immaturely dedicate to attacking fans of the original show.
@jacksonteller3973 Oh I'm not saying that the reasons it's hated NOW aren't warranted. I'm just saying the original reason it got such a huge amount of hate will be forgotten. So as time goes on, people who are fans now will continually ask why it's so hated when the content of the show can be seen by the fans as a different of opinion. And the answer is the creators were antagonizing Teen Titans fans every step of the way.
I blame Titanboomers for making TTG devolve from a somewhat decent comedy cartoon to a show that hates criticism so much that they became really self aware of it, as well as forcing more stranger elements like it's crude mean-spirited humor and fart jokes.
@@happaxgamma
I mean the team behind TTG could have stopped after a few episodes making fun of the haters but they kept releasing episodes like that, so really the only ones at fault are the writers lol
No, I just don't think the show is funny, annoying how they keep doing the same lame jokes over and over again, and don't like how they don't save anyone. The show is just terrible. That's it.
Never forget, "Young Justice" and "Green Lantern: The Animated Series" ended in March 2013, and "Teen Titans Go" premiered in April 2013. "Teen Titans Go" still marked the end of action cartoons on Cartoon Network. It was the end of an era.
that fuckin stings
I didn't see much of Young Justice growing up, but I have to admit that Season 2 Invasion had quite a cool deptiction of Beast Boy. He had KILLER character desgin with a Monkey Tail and sideburns, and his wide eyed chipper personality made me much more invested and interested in this monkey lad than in Go or even the 2003 show.
But then, Outsiders/Phantoms happened and turned him into a completely different character. 😔
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yup i'm still furious about Beware the Batman getting cancelled for this worthless POS show.
...OK KO
What I really like about your Videos is your lack of "Hate"
You are True Neutral and it helps seeing things into perspective, thanks
My sister worked as an animator on TTG for several years, and one of her first episodes she worked on was The Forth Wall. She always shrugged off the hate the show got, but I always felt it was kind of unjustified. This video puts into words a lot of my thoughts and conclusions about the show and the hate it got; thank you for giving my internal argiments for the show validation, and letting me know I'm not the only one my age willing to give TTG a chance :)
I think most of the hate was Cartoon Network constantly airing it and not airing anything else
TTG was never one of my favorite shows but The Forth Wall was a great episode.
It was also funny to see online critics get so unnecessarily mad about it 😂
There are a few nuggets of gold in there, but sometimes this show felt like it was doing actual damage to my braincells.
same here, I hate these kinds of kids shows that treat audiences like idiots, i'm with Mr Enter on that one.
Yeah. And this is coming from someone who actually used to like it.
There's The Night Begins to Shine, and debatably the movie / weird al as Darkseid. A nugget and two specks of gold shavings in an ocean of garbage.
It’s honestly amazing how long this show ran for considering how the first one got cancelled
It’s even still crazy popular to this day.
@@emmarod8746aren't they still doing new episodes?
@@ShinySephiroth1 Yup, pretty sure they got a new batch of episodes coming out starting on the 24 of this month.
the children loved it
Especially comparing this to the other rebooted series that were cancelled at the time POWERPUFF GIRLS and BEN 10
I loved this show when I was like 11 and it got me into superheroes. I think it serves as a good parody of the original. I started rewatching it this summer for the nostalgia right because I'm about to leave for uni and it's honestly held up well. The episodes are honestly pretty funny, with jokes about mortgages, financial schemes, etc. I think my favourite is when they go to the Grand Canyon and Robin begins talking about the indigenous heritage of the area and it ends up being a stolen land joke. It was surprising to see in a kids cartoon but hilarious nonetheless.
i honestly always liked TTGO, it does have its weird or gross moments but most the episodes are pretty funny and entertaining to watch! i feel like most the hate it got was because of TT getting canceled and TTGO being way more pg. The staff at TTGO is also super sweet and i’ve heard just great people all around. hope there doing okay over there with all the hate they have gotten over the years :(
Based!??
That’s what I’m saying
*robin getting abused flashbacks*
Honestly kinda... at the start at least, when the show first started it was a harmless kids show that used old vas and designs from a classic cartoon. HOWEVER as the show went it and it got weirder and more hateful towards the older audience and critics i think the backlash it got was deserved. Advice to all wannabe show runners don't engage with your critics, it only makes you look like a petty douchebag
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That is what killed my enjoyment of the show
Yeah. Remember when GO Robin was loved? Yeah, I barely remember that too.
i hate how smug this show is, like you said it just comes off as douchebaggy
yah it just comes across as incredibly insecure lol
Its weird how random this show can be,
it can go from fart jokes and twerking to teaching financial advice (There is an actual moment in an episode where they teach what a 401K is). And its most definetly not boring, as there isnt a moment in the show where nothing happens.
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Constant stimulus =/= entertainment. Bay's Transformers movies are chock full of stimulus, and yet many viewers have found their eyes glazing over and their minds disconnecting from it.
@@voidbreather7405 well i guess you're right but still its pretty entertaining to me. not saying i would watch this show all the time though
to me that's not a good thing, I can't stand these kinds of LOL so random cartoons like TTG and Breadwinners that treat kids like idiots who will get bored if they aren't relentlessly assaulted with obnoxious humor and sound effects every few minutes.
Almost sounds like Freakazoid like that 😮
As someone who liked TTG all along I think the “things change” ending was kinda poetic in a way. It’s just oddly fitting. And after watching this video I finally feel comfortable admitting it. So yeah, this is my confession.
coming from a person who didnt see the og version the show accustomed me to overstimulant episodes as well as its hyperactive and dumb comedy which made me to not fully enjoy the og version as i felt it looked a bit boring
@@ripperbg9232 🤦♂🤦♂
@@ripperbg9232yeah that’s because they are basically completely different shows with similar characters
I grew up with this show. It was young me’s introduction to to Cartoon Network and I loved it. I still hold a soft spot for it. I never grew up with the OG so this was sorta my introduction to even the wider DC universe outside of Batman the animated series that me and my dad watched. So I can’t really hate it. Even if I was tricked a bit into hating it by TH-camrs cause my dumb middle school brain. But fuck it this show slaps and idrc if it’s bad or not. It’s my garbage and I love it.
Same
The whole Night Begins To Shine saga was hilarious. From being a gag to it literally taking over the show. I loved that thread.
At least we have our first serious ttg for the first time
Yeah man
the night begins to shine specials were genuinely really good and you could tell that a lot of thought and care was put into making them
@@MoopyMSM yes and that good and also I liked the song Beautiful and edgy in my opinion
I guess we'll consider it an arc for TTG
The surprising thing was that Teen Titans Go to the Movies, the full-length theatrical film, was actually praised by critics for the humor and all the DC Comics inside-jokes: like how the Green Lantern knew that the 2011 live action movie was so bad that even he didn't like talking about it.
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But even so, by the time this movie came out, so many people, including myself, were DONE with TTG Regardless of the Praise.
@disneyvillainsfan1666 I never liked the show, either. I still don't. It's just a string of misadventures where nothing really happens.
The movie wasn't that bad honestly, it was pretty fun. I just find it weird that people got so mad about it getting positive reviews and acting like it was the end of the world.
eh i'm with Linkara on the 2011 GL film actually being pretty decent.
I was a teen titans go hater... and I still am lol. The original teen titans cartoon was groundbreaking for me as a baby artist and storyteller. It felt like one of the only shows that really took its audience seriously at the time, who were interested in portraying complex linear character development and interactions, alongside telling a cohesive story. I will always cite the original teen titans as my first and major inspiration that made me get excited about sharing and telling stories in the future, when I grew up. To see such a foundational, essential cornerstone of my childhood that helped shape me into the man I am today, made an absolute mockery of? It stings. I don't think it'll ever not sting.
this ^^^ 😔
the fact that they warped the definition of the characters so far just to attract an audience that was familiar with it, without even giving the original 2003-2006 teen titans a proper goodbye or anything, AS WELL as cutting the 5th season in half (it was supposed to be much longer, with slade coming back and taking over the brain's whole thing, check the TT wiki) is honestly really insulting to the artists, writers, VAs, and fans of the show. sure, not having a 6th season sucks (i'll be honest, i am still devasted lol), as that got cancelled as well, but they weren't even given the opportunity to properly finish the 5th one or create it how they originally wanted to. if they really wanted to make something like ttg, they should have come up with some unused side characters or different heros, or at least given the original closure. instead it's left with a cut season 5, cancelled 6th season, and cliffhangers, and then writers who admitted to never seeing the original teen titans are given the greenlight for ttg.
it's honestly so insulting to all types of artists that came together to create the original teen titans. sure, there is effort put into ttg, but it just completely disrespects the original it takes everything from. even the directors, when asked about rebooting the original, have their writers script in jokes in-show in ttg about the original teen titans being cancelled and if the 6th season will ever be made. there was one whole episode dedicated to making fun of it. just completely disregarding how much they owe the original tt for ttg's success in characters and storylines. it's just so insulting to the original and tt's team of artists and writers along with the fans who just want closure :/ as an artist and writer it really boils my blood with how disrespectful it is (obviously not everyone in ttg's team but it's just so wrong for them to mock the original and its fans like that for them being the core success of their show. smh)
@@wormsquirms112 dude you GET IT. from the standpoint of an artist and a writer myself, it KILLS ME to see how far these characters have fallen. they were so layered and had so much depth in the original series. robin's whole red X arc, cyborg's identity crises and imposter syndrome and the episode where he has nightmares about being turned into a full robot, raven basically being mentally ill and it being surprisingly good representation even if they didn't mean for it to be, beast boy's constant struggle for respect and validity, starfire being torn this way and that between friendship and duty... the stories were so complex and narratively rich in a way that nothing else marketed towards kids really was during that time. it made me want to become a better writer just so that i could make something some day that would make another little kid feel the same way that teen titans made me feel.
and then to see it reduced to flanderized fart jokes? ill never get over it. its truly unforgivable.
@@harveydangerfield MY DUDE 🤝YOU UNDERSTAND
there was so much depth and love put into the original teen titans 2003 show, with pretty much perfect character chemistry and accurate and respectful depictions of all kinds of mental illness, the entire terra arc from start to finish was about manipulation and fighting back against your abusers!! and as someone who's been through the same thing, to see her just turned into an inexplicably angry character in ttg that hates beast boy for no reason... 😭
i could seriously go on forever about so many different things teen titans 2003 did right, each season was planned to be about each character and treated them all with so much respect, love, and care... and then we were robbed of starfire's whole arc in season 6 that was supposed to be made, where we would have gotten more about her life on tamaran and her brother wildfire, as well as the gordanians having their own tie-in with star's arc, etc. it's just so... sad :(
@@wormsquirms112 I DIDNT EVEN KNOW SHE HAD A BROTHER WHAT
YEA he appears in the teen titans 2003 show comics!! i still wanna read them, theyre all together available for purchase digitally but id love to get physical copies of msot of them though theyre so hard to find
if you wanna read more about what was cut from season 5 and what was planned for season 6, i recommend reading the tt wiki! its amazing and theres a lot of unused character art, with an actual reference of wildfire and slade's daughter, who also appears in the comics (and was destined to appear in s6, but never got to)
Funny enough, I think my mom actually enjoyed this show more than me or my brother. Not because of the Titans themselves (she's more an X-men gal), but there were a lot of 80's pop culture and irl satirical commentary. I have no idea who thought of an episode about Pyramid Schemes, but that was honestly a good lesson.
When cyborg said, " Buns, Lettuce, pickles, cheese. Put that patty in between, it's burger." I felt that.
The part when he said "waffles, waffles, waffles" truly brought a tear to my eye.
Is it weird that I can still recall Pain Bot and his song? "Pain, all I know is Pain".
(I am not joking or being sarcastic)
@@Temperans not at all, its truly powerful song.
@@Dylan-Frost wiser words were never said
You felt that yeah yeah you felt that~
I loved the original Teen Titans and was indifferent to Teen Titans GO until one of my baby sisters got sick with terminal brain cancer mid 2015. She loved the show before she got sick and it cheered her up since it was always on while we were at the children's hospital. I was her day to day Caregiver and I was with her overnight a lot so it eventually became a comfort show for the both of us. It also added to my love of Khary Payton who I discovered through his role on The Walking Dead during that same period. I haven't watched TTG since her passing in late 2016 but I still have good memories surrounding it and some of the running gags. I definitely understand where the hate came from but I can honestly say that it wasn't nearly as much of an atrocity as the overwhelming majority viewed and still view it as today. You touched on all the reasons why in the video. I'm glad you came around and shared your new opinions with us.
Let that little girl rest in peace in heaven. It’s always hard losing family, I wish the best for you even with such hard loss. God bless you.
I love your story. It's a good example of seeing the joy someone can gain from things you yourself might be indifferent about
I'm sorry for your loss It's never easy R.I.P. 🙏
Life is awful and unfair at times, I can't start to imagine how heart breaking it would be to look after a young sibling with such terminal condition that is normally reserved to old smokers...
Oh yikes man I'm sorry to hear this. It feels weird hearing something I've vehitimatly hated for so long has actually become such a positive core memory for you, now I kinda feel bad
I was 11 when teen titans go came out and I remember being angry as well. I grew up loving the original and wanted a final season but after all these years it’s obvious this show was to bring in new viewers and to be it’s own thing. I gotta be honest, some of their jokes can be really funny.
I can definitely respect the writers for how they responded to the hate. Not only it was very mature but also quite hilarious in the long run.
How was it mature in the slightest. They basically acted like babies towards the babies.
They reacted the same way the creators of the red ape family did if you think about it
Making a neckbeard stand in for your critics is very mature, I’ll do that everytime I get criticized
I'm not sure if I'm ready to see kids who grew up with TTG look back on the show with fondness and nostalgia
My farts are better than Saberspark and Saberfart’s farts
Hate to say it but its nostalgic to me i was around 5 in 2013 and i liked it until 2017
It happens to everything there are people nostalgic about breadwinners
@@jamalwalker not that show😭😭
thats me :) i was pretty young when the show came out so i get nostalgia
My problem with Go was only that they used the same voice actors and universe as the show. Had they they just made a new universe like Young Justice, I feel it would have worked
My farts are better than Saberspark’s farts
Yeah really. They should’ve rebooted teen titans and made it similar to the way it was supposed to be, and they should’ve made an entirely new universe of a show to replace teen titans go. They really are just using the name, voices, and character designs, the show and characters themselves are different
We all know that wouldn’t have made a difference lmao
Honestly, same voice cast or not, I absolutely HATED The Voices in Teen Titans Go. With Raven as an exception, everyone sounds extremely obnoxious.
Honestly before the writers started leaning harder on the trolling against DC fans in the actual content of the episodes themselves the plots were so random and whacky that they could have been done with character designs that were original characters and it wouldn't have made a difference. I remember thinking that they should have just made an original show, but realised that then they wouldn't have gotten anywhere near as much attention and started to think that they actually WANTED to upset fans of the original from the start in order to make their show stand out among comedy cartoons premiering on Cartoon Network
I've been a fan since the first episode of Teen Titans Go. As someone who also watched the '03 Titans while I was a teen myself, I quite enjoy it very much. I decided to go into Go with the mindset of knowing that it was its own thing from the get-go. And I've kept that mindset for the past 10 years. It's one of the shows I watch for the fun of it all. And like you said, the whole schedule domination thing was because of Cartoon Network execs. Besides, you didn't HAVE to watch the channel ALL DAY, so if you were mad at that, blame the execs. Overall, it's a fun, witty show, and I don't see myself hating it any time soon.
Now VELMA... oh yeah, that deserves ALL of the hate in the world. No, galaxy. NO, universe. NOOO, MULTIVERSE. Y'know what? It deserves all of the hate of the ENTIRE FREAKING OMNIVERSE. Over exaggeration? Maybe, but totally worth it.
I just couldn’t get into it. I’d Rather watch the Amazing world of Gumball because at least when it has it’s comedic moments it’s done in a good way.
I genuinely love teen titans go and I know it's most definitely because of the colors and animation. it makes my tiny brain happy lol
I think for me, the one thing that just made me hate the show was just how BADLY Robin got screwed over by everything. I get that, yeah, they're all gonna get screwed over, but I disliked just how BADLY Robin got hit with that stick (no pun intended here) in comparison to the others.
I enjoyed the slice of life comedic stylings of the show, but I just hated how they had to make Robin to be one of the WORST of the crew.
They turned the characters into worse versions of themselves.
I mean…Robin is kind of a jerk himself
Yeah the Robin in ttg feels like if the boys parodied the original since he’s just such a violent, childish, controlling maniac
He was just so unlikable
@@mrvespuccia.k.ameganite1747all three of you 🗑️ in you go…
I really respect how Saber is brutally honest and doesnt sugarcoat his opinion (of course we werent)
My farts are better than Saberfart’s farts.
Tbh, the show was pretty good in my opinion. Tho, not in the standards as like BFB or Unikitty with the "random = funny" style of humor.
BOAW!
(pizza tower reference)
How do you comment in the first 6 minutes? Talk about Speedy fingers
Walter the GOAT
This situation just reminds me of what happened with Zelda: Wind Waker. It came out at a time when everyone wanted a more serious and edgy take on... everything, so it was rejected. But years later after that started to die down, people came back to it and saw just how unique it really was. I'm not saying that Teen Titans Go became as beloved as Wind Waker is now, but it's a similar story.
Jail for the creators, jail for a thousand years.
The issue is not that the show is bad, (while it's certainly not good), its that they dumped money into it that pulled everything away from much more genuinely loved shows. I'm almost positive that Steven Universe being rushed down was a result of this show somewhat, and it certainly was directly at fault for other shows being pulled. It feels as though CN has completely let themselves go and have no interest in its shows or the people who watch their shows and only care about profit. (who's surprised though)
its so shameful. I'm so tired of it.
I feel you man, good shows don't feel wanted, and when a good one gets pulled for others it makes people blame the new one
no it's VERY bad even putting that aside, it has obnoxious and unfunny humor that treats kids like drooling idiots who will get bored if there aren't loud sound effects every few seconds, not to mention all the episodes dedicating to nothing but attacking fans of the original show, like seriously how in the fuck are kids supposed to find that entertaining?
I feel like it has caused people to not want to watch shows on CN. After Teen Titans Go I slowly stopped watching shows on that network.
I thought Steven universe got canned because of that wedding Garnet had and because several other countries don't support gay marriage that the viewership of that VERY important episode for the story got banned in some areas is what got it canned. Correct me if I am wrong. Cuz it could've been more factors than one banned episode. Reunited is one of my favorite episodes from the series.
@@liviwaslost same here, seeing so many far superior DC shows get cancelled made me stop giving a shit about CN altogether.
I enjoyed Season 1 for being a silly cartoon, it was just doing its own thing, but the slow progression towards the show constantly commenting on the sheer amount of haters it has while also having some unfunny/uncomfortable episodes just made me not like it
I never hated it for “replacing” the original show, I just hated it for being 50% gross and 50% whiny. I think nowadays the writing isn’t like that but I still don’t really enjoy the show
This. NOBODY liked the critic comeback episodes, but they refused to listen to the fans and kept doing them anyway, almost as if they cared more about appealing to drama youtubers than the actual fans of the show. It was really bizzare and gave me the sense that they had no idea who they wanted to make the show for in the first place.
Yeah. I think the show did a decent start in the early seasons, but the moment when the audience and the critics throw a jab on the show is the moment TTG retaliated.
Imagine having a beef with children.
@@shadowslayer205the good reason to never watch the show if its being disrespectful to audiences
I appreciate Saber giving the show another chance, and some of the clips he picked out were pretty funny! But several years back when I decided to give the show a fair chance, the couple episodes I watched were full of what I can only call mean-spirited jokes. It was just all the characters being nasty to each other, and being generally unlikable people. Maybe the show isn't like that as much anymore, but I personally couldn't sit through that just to catch the odd gem here or there.
While most shows are good with rare bad episodes. Teen Titans Go is the opposite.
@@TJ-hg6op True... Gross out humor is one of the worst offenders in that show during the later seasons!
I "hated" it at first cause it wasn't the original. But I had cartoon network on in the background and I would catch episodes randomly. I found myself laughing. At one point I tried just watching the series straight. I watched "Waffles" first. Its comedy genius. The levels comedy in it and it's final Punchline were so good. I was hooked and loved it since. And this was BEFORE 80/80/20 which is what got so many others to give it a chance.
I think it was because we went from a serious animated superhero show, to something that made fun of that.
My farts are better than Saberspark's farts
@@loganmcglynn9950 understand. Teen Titans and Teen Titans Go can be considered two separate creative entities.
That said, we shouldn’t be too harsh on a show that’s, at the end of the day, comedy first.
@@hhfggvogtthehy6451yeah but teen titans had humour as well 😅
@@gracekim25Yeah, but TTG cranked the humor and pure absurdity to 11.
Oh you like this? Well how about we make it *this* huh? How you like that? Oh you don't? Well we pump this garbage all the time so we smothered all the competition and have ratings so great we can't die! In fact we can directly spit on you and the original that gave us life because we're *better than IT! AND WE'RE BETTER THAN YOU, WE DON'T NEED GOOD CHARACTERS, WE DON'T NEED STORY OR CONTINUITY! BECAUSE WE'RE TEEN TITANS GO!
SO FU-
I really appreciate SaberSpark’s perspectives. He does a great job of impartially looking at media, and he focuses on the people behind it rather than the heated emotions.
YEP
TODD HOWARD ALSO DOES THAT AND COLIN SLATER TOO
Agreed for both
This analysis is pretty spot on. I was initially very annoyed at how often TTG was airing, pushing everything aside, but after hearing how much fun the cast and the staff had doing it, I guess I was okay with it. It did have its funny moments, but you had to navigate around the, you know, fart jokes.
While I can say that Teen Titans Go was wild and nonsensical, I remember streaming it while over my aunt’s house, and I loved it. Every clip of it that you played, I recognized, and I could even hear the intro when that clip was played. It is one of my fondest memories and the fact that a lot of people hate it makes me sad. I still honestly use references and sing songs from the show occasionally. It’s made a lasting impression on me and I love it.
I ADORED the original Teen Titans show as a kid. When TTG came out, I kinda rolled my eyes but actually there were some episodes I genuinely liked. I was in the target demographic age range, but I think I had a more nuanced opionion even back then. A lot of the episodes or some scenes that were very cringe, but some that were actually really funny. Maybe part of it is the fact that I've always been able to seperate TTG from TT, and could recognise that the intention was entirely different and that TTG was not meant to be taken seriously at all. I still wish that we did get a proper final season for the original Teen Titans, as everyone thought. I would give anything to see that.
This is honestly the same opinion I have. I enjoyed a lot of the meta jokes but wasn’t a fan of the fart jokes and similar content.
I honestly can’t believe this show is ten years old. I remember seeing the commercials for it before it even released. Even today I still get the songs from the show stuck in my head, they’re pretty catchy! I definitely have a special place in my heart for this show, even if it is a bit stupid.
I completely agree with you.
I first watched it in 2014 and grew to like it.
Lol same here
I’m pretty sure the reason why regular show adventure time all the other shows were canceled was just for Cartoon Network to make infinity teen titans go
My main beef with it was that I couldn't see much of anything else because it was on so much. I knew it wasn't the show's fault and never blamed the creators, but I was annoyed.
Their life lesson episodes are rather good, teaching children to run up medical bills once they meet their deductible and sticking it all to the insurance company, Nixon and Reagan issues effecting the economy and Gold Standard, junior college importance, owning property along with sweat equity, and all the crap we should've been educated on growing up but were never told. The Night Begins To Shine series is excellent if you haven't seen it. Also their holiday episodes are fairly solid, with in my opinion the funniest Santa I've seen in a tv show and voiced by the now late Robert Morse.
YEP
COLIN SLATER DOES THAT TOO
They also warn against the dangers of pyramid schemes
“Your unilaterally moving the economy
back onto the gold standard.
Don't you see? If you do this,
you're no better than Nixon.”
The value of equity, the simulation argument, recycling, and actually smart meta humor Teen Titans Go isn't nearly as bad as people think.
I mean the show has it's moments. Like, I like how the show is self aware on how it's nowhere near as a good as the original. Like there was one episode where they watch clips of the og series, and they are blown away by how good it is! Then there was another episode were they straight up abridged the first episode, by doing a goofy voice over on the more serious parts!
Also the night begins to shine episodes are peak!
YES!! Those "Night Begins to Shine" episodes were legit so cool and I genuinely loved the designs of the Teen Titans in those episodes. Starfire literally had a side-shave and it looked SO good on her.
Indeed, girst 3 season have gems here and there amobg the mhe comedy it characterize the serie.
Then, episode like this give a toxic aura to me, like the crew was not just self ware anymore but sick of hearing it, bringing more and more slies to fans of the OG.
So i drop it.
I am sincerily coguse the kind of people who still watches this or even cartoon network at all.
This is the INTERNET, You can gind and watch wayy better and way worst at all time, any time, why you choose this?
@@ericquiabazza2608 I have to agree with you on the crew eventually just making a miockery of the original fans. Like the first couple of pokes were a little funny, but then it just seemed their ENTIRE SHTICK was "Look at these OG Titans fans! They're old, fat, and ugly slobs who just wanna cry over nothing!". That energy got tiresome and honelstly came off as insecure-toxicity.
If OG Teen Titans ended normally, without being canceled on that fuckfest of a cliff hanger, and then they made Teen Titans GO as just a reboot for children then not alot of people would hate it, or even bat an eye to it.
I would like to say as someone who bought Vessi stormbursts I can say that they are the comfiest most supportive shoes I’ve ever bought. My only gripe is that the metal things at the top broke day one but I just brought the lace through the hole that the eyelet was in and it looks perfectly fine. I haven’t worn another shoe since. They have enough traction for me to scale a pine tree with just my hands and feet and I get an extra 2 inch raise. And they perfectly support my high arches which I’ve had issues of them falling and causing a lot of pain without an insert but not the stormbursts. I ain’t even sponsored
I feel like a rare instance where I was a huge fan of the original show, but I also loved Go when it was new. It has some absolutely hilarious moments in between some of the fart jokes, and even fairly consistently.
Agreed. I still enjoy the OG Teen Titans, but I also liked TTG when it was new and think the first season was WAY overhated. It had some stinkers, sure, but most first seasons are rocky, and it still had plenty of gems that still hold up.
The show ended up being milked way too hard, but I stand by the first two seasons being perfectly good. People are extremely quick to hate lighthearted reboots of serious shows, which is pretty unfair
Let’s go, someone who actually agrees with me, I thought those didn’t exist
I’m shocked there’s no mention of the Night Begins to Shine! I thought it held its own as a tv show special and I fell in love with the music, not to mention PuffyAmiyumi returning to record for Teen Titans again. I know it plays repeatedly, but it grew on me against my will in the hospital. I think it’s a great show for what it is and the writing can be nonsensical, but does have its witty commentary.
Honestly that shit went so hard for no reason 😭
@@pebbledelorHonestly if it wasn’t associated with TTG it probably could make a good stage for its own show
That shit had the same vibes of City in Dust
✨️Night begins to shine is probably 1 of the best things that came from Teen Titans :)
Night begins to shine is easily the best thing to come out of TTG. Dare say, it is worth having to put up the rest of the show. The movies were really good too. To this day, my younger brothers and I are still hoping for a third movie with a third and final Night Begins to Shine. That's how I want Go to end.
As someone who watched Teen Titans Go first and watched the original years later, I never really hated the show. I thought it took a bit too far in some episodes, fart jokes are fart jokes, and it was far from my favorite show on the network, but I overall found the show genuinely funny and creative with its approach and ways of doing things compared to other shows at the time. I never saw it as the show most dc fans wanted it to be, I always saw it as what the show wanted itself to be. A laid back, fun and chaotic show that relaxes your brain. While the show has its moments here and there, the show never tries to be anything it isn't. The crew knew what the show was, and planned to keep it that way.
Even to this day, the show still retains those feelings, but it definitely leans more on its chaotic and creative sides as more seasons come. Despite being seen as and named the Teen Titans, they are nothing like the original teen titans at all. Heck, they don't fall into any formula that any superhero movie or show has dared take a dip into. You'd expect them to run out of ideas at this point, but one of the strongest points to this show is that you can do ANYTHING with it.
An episode where Robin is mad that he didn't get a free birthday ice cream and so mauls the Titans with wolves, that's an episode. An episode where the titans transform into cars and fight an evil military doctor, that exists too. An episode where Robin gets an intelligent and sentient message chair that relaxes the titans and the retire world to death, what do you think?
That's the beauty of this show to me, the chaos. You never expect what they'll do next, and they have no limit to their creativity.
The show isn't some grand masterpiece by any means, but it's such a unique show is so many regards, having it stand out so much in comparison to most other shows. Fans of dc ragged on it relentlessly, and Teen Titans Go in some ways used that as a strength. They were aware of its hatred and they did not care, they did what they wanted and it is absolutely commemorable.
I still enjoy this show to this day. Not in the same way as I enjoy shows with more focused plots, story, characters, and writing, but I see it as an excellent means to just let go. Have fun and just absorb the absurdity.
To be completely honest, I never understood the hate TTG received, I am not sure if this was because I just never saw the original or because I was so young when I first saw it and it just catered to my child brain, but I truly enjoyed it. I laughed at a lot of the jokes and it would be the show that I would always watch before going to school, and honestly even my dad genuinely liked it, he himself laughing at a lot of the humor.
I first saw it in my 20's. To me, it's not really funny because it's mostly fart jokes, waffle jokes, and stuff. It also drives me crazy because CN plays way too many episodes of it and too little of the cartoons that I love. If there was a perfect balance of these cartoons, I would probably be okay with it.
@@kittycatmeowmeow963 This is something I always see (cc playing too many episodes) and I'll be honest, it's a very good critique. But in my country at least, this has never been a problem as far as I'm aware.
I haven't watched the show in a while, so I might be wrong, but I don't actually remember that there were that many fart jokes (I'm sure there were some but I don't think there were quite that many, though butt jokes were often included but idk if those are considered fart jokes) and even with this, there were some golden nuggets in the episode. Plus, I always liked all the random songs that they would make, I feel like they low-key always nailed it every time.
Around the time this show was getting bigger, I managed to start reading the original 80’s Titans comics. It was interesting to see how much from those was incorporated into the original show.
Great as the animated series was, the 80's comics were better.
I would honestly prefer a completely New Teen Titans Animated Series that's more faithful to the original comics than a 2003 Revival. Teen Titans 2003 may be beloved, nostalgic, and all that, but I would be lying if I said it was a completely perfect show that NEVER got too annoying. Even before The Go Reboot existed, there were a lot of scenes that were just too childish and comedic for their own good. Especially the anime faces. I'm sorry, but I just never found those faces to be funny. Cliffhanger or No Cliffhanger, it's for the best if we just move on.
@@disneyvillainsfan16661. Starfire deserves her own season and 2. Oh, they said “Evil beware, we have waffles”, how immature.
I mean, it's a little difficult to accept Teen Titans Go it's own unique show when it has the same 5 characters and Literally the same voice actors as the previous show.
agreed
This show's crew is great! The fact that they can keep pushing it forward in an age where a lot of animated projects are getting cancel (and I can easily point to a great animated series that died too early in each streaming service), show us how talented this people are.
Besides, the humor is pretty good, it can be silly and childsh sometimes, but can genuinely funny and smart and, the icing on the cake, the episodes of the night begins to shine are art in its purest form, is truly a audiovisual masterpiece.
I watched some of the episodes, mostly the movies, and specials, I'm not a big fan of the show, but it's okay.
Also, Fun Fact: In case you didn't know, the TTG Theme Song is a remix of the Teen Titans credits theme, so at least that crossed over to the new show.
I mainly moved on from it. It was clearly not for me so I felt that there was no point in getting mad over it.
I felt that I would rather spend my time on things that I actually enjoy rather than just focusing on the things that I dislike.
My farts are better than Saberspark and saberfart’s farts
easier said then done with the show hogs up a big portion of CN's schedule and has led to other actual good shows getting cancelled.
@theycallmejojo6090: Same here.
I stopped watching it after the 2018 movie.
I moved on from TTG as well. I’ve been getting into my adventures with superman and that’s pretty good.
I think the TTG to Spongebob comparison is very apt. When Spongebob was first gaining momentum I didnt really care, until I got invited to see the movie by a friend. Never laughed harder in a theater, especially the scene where Patrick comes out in the fishnets.
TTG the movie seems like it did the same
It came in July 19th of 2003? Man, it’s about to be 20 years since OG Teen Titans premiered😭
From my experience growing up with a show like teen titans go, i personally found it entertaining, while yes some scenes and certain episodes are... "Questionable" the show itself in my opinion wasn't that bad, it always found a way to give me a good laugh.
It's nice that you got new perspective, but whenever I see GO, I remember what came before it. The original Teen Titans was a masterclass in storytelling, character writing and emotional impact. I honestly believe it to be in the top 5 shows ever aired on Cartoon Network.
TTG was never really meant to replace the original Teen Titans. They're different shows. But I will always feel the heartache of what was taken from us.
same
It’s hard to not think that when the promotions for GO used teen titans to make people watch GO. It’s basically clickbait but worse.
Tbh it seem people were gearing up for a teen titan reboot vs a parody. It's not a bad show but not what people wanted.
Maybe that’s why TTG works as it own thing and Disney spider-man cartoons like Ultimate and 2017 didn’t.
I think another reason why people (including me) hate TTG is because Tara Strong tweeted that if TTG to the Movies did well the original would come back but unfortunately it still never did and all we got was a crossover where the original Teen Titans looked... off, so it kind of made me feel like I just got conned for a movie I liked because it had comedy and action
Actually, that was not regarding that movie, that was regarding the ttg vs tt movie, which did horribly. It failed because og fans boycotted it out of hatred for ttg. Because it did so poorly it appeared as though tt fans were not a large enough demographic to continue the show for
The fact that OG action was enough to make the movie do bad tell you Ttg has no leg to stand on and the moment it stop airing people will forget about it andd see whatever the heck it was replaced with.
Also comes in question what is in the rest of cartoon network catalog to make ttg their flag ship.
Really apalling
I really liked it growing up, some of my favourite episodes are the labour day one, the tooth fairy one, the one where Robin tricks the others into to thinking he has the chad face under the mask but really he has a parasitic twin living in his left eye socket, any episode with Lady Legasus, the Oregon Trail episodes you know what I just like this show! It was funny to me!! Oh and the one where they go to the rip off mlp world and they like beat up the ponies and scar them for life
I’d say it’s more complicated than a simple yes or no. Yes, we were too hard on the show in some respects, since the show runners can turn out some fun stuff. But they can also turn out some real garbo shlock, if you ask me. Some of the show is incredibly annoying, some is legitimate clever and funny. No show is perfect, and this show is a perfect showing of imperfect shows.
Also, I have my doubts the show staff never got bitter over the backlash with how they wrote episodes directly addressing their critics with all the subtlety of an atom bomb. That’s the one aspect of the show I absolutely refuse to accept and the one point I will still hate it for, since those episodes just… aren’t funny, even as someone who never got THAT deep in the hate trenches.
i think the major issue with TTG was the promos and how awful the scheduling was for CN. I look back at it and get a giggle at some of the older episodes and jokes even if they were childish. I think we WERE too hard on the show, mainly because CN shoved it down our throats instead of other shows that deserved more of the spotlight instead of some childish giggles.
TLDR, Show ain't as bad as we remembered, CN just really sucked showing it 24/7 to where we hated it because of CN.
My farts are better than Saberspark's farts
The relentless airings choked up the network and pushed aside other funny shows 😐 That is war
we?
What does TLDR mean?
@@alicebthegachaweirdo8378 I think it means Too Long, Didn't Read
4:45 Facts I rewatched Teen Titans 2003 on Max earlier this year and honestly stopping an episode short of the Very last Terra ep and then going to the Tokyo one actually made the series feel satisfying. It had a solid number of seasons, a good amount of episodes where its not too much but not cut short too early like spectacular spider-man and Honestly I was perfectly fine with not seeing Red X's face or what was in Robin's brief case. So whenever I rewatch the full series I always stop an ep short even though I know they said the last ep is about letting go lol
It's very fair to assume that red x is just Jason Todd with a cooler costume
@@A-TALKING-TOASTERliterally all I thought on the rewatch too loll
Just write Things Change as not canon, and Trouble in Tokyo is a pretty good series finale.
I can get behind that, I do that with the Future Trunks stuff in DB Super.
I gotta be honest, I adored this show. I remember watching this at my grandmas house when I was little, good memories:)
It's nice seeing this, especially since just a week or so ago, I saw someone make a poll on this exact question. The overwhelming response was that TTG was always the worst thing to ever exist, and always will be. Wonder if a few of those people will have a new perspective after this video?
To save everyone time: No, we weren't.
Still watch it to support Saber tho!
Yes y’all were
@@bigstarwarsfan5714 I would rather lick a power outlet than watch TT Go or the Power Puff reboot
@@bigstarwarsfan5714 No we weren't, fetus. TTG is a parasite that originally latched itself onto the pre-existing TG fandom, proceeded to continuously mock said OG fans when they expressed understandable anger over this reboot being created instead of bringing back the OG cancelled show (along with bastardizing and flanderizing beloved characters), and choking out other shows by taking up massive swathes of CN's timeslots. Develop some actual good taste and watch the original Teen Titans.
Nah the hate was deserved. You can still like it. But we remember the short it premiered.
@@fasddfadfgasdgseveryone was just crying because it replaced thier favorite show FOR KIDS
So I started watching the GO series when I was on 24 hour watch in the navy. Man, I love the self awareness of the writers and the fact they were trying to discuss topics that never were brought up animated series. Go watch the episode about buying property. It is funny and surprisingly informative. Just a win over all. The movie was great.
Of all the things to watch while on staff duty. I remember a random episode came on while I was using those fancy treadmills with the mini-TV's that Sam Houston had in the gym next to the 68W AIT barracks, and the people in there thought I was some kind of literal psycho, I can't imagine marathoning the series while on any kind of 24-hour duty.
@@nathanaguiar7264 comms IT duty so it was just maintaining for 24 hour straight. You had to stay up so cartoons helped.
so glad to see some love for ttg
When I was younger I used to love this show so much, me and my dad used to watch it together every night. It was such a silly show to younger me and I don't think I'll ever hate it, no matter how bad it really was.
I used to LOVE this show when I was a toddler, but when I got a little older, I grew out of the fart jokes and humor, and I used to hate it so much, and the fact that it was on every SINGLE day for EVERY hour made me angry, so I couldn’t watch my favorite cartoons, and this was back when TTG was really taking over Cartoon Network, but now, I’ve learned to appreciate it for its humor and really go back in time by watching the old episodes I loved
What I liked about Teen Titans originally, is that it was a generally mature take on teen super heroes. There was funny and silly stuff, sure, but also plenty of rather gritty and mature themes too, with nice animation. It's why I like Invincible. A generally mature and gritty take on super heroes again, but with some fun shit too. I'd be upset if they took Invincible and then chibi'd the hell out of it and turned it into a kid show with random slapstick humor with flash animation. They should have just made a new show, instead of taking the Teen Titans name. They could have just made a brand new thing that could have won over people who liked Teen Titans, but instead hey, here's the butchered boy version of what you use to love.
this is the only good comment i've seen in an hour of scrolling
Not only that, but it was among many flash style, simple, animated comedies and it didn't help that CN spammed it constantly.
They tried the same garbage under different names already with mighty magiswords, unikitty, and the powerpuff girls reboot. None pulled in the ratings or sales this shit did so they just stuck to this shit.
Calm down
Well They kept INSISTING that Go was it's own show, and yet it had the same voice cast as the previous show. And while the characters look more chibified, they have the same colored costumes and appearances as the 2003 series (With Raven's black hair as an exception). Calling TTG its own unique show is kind of a chore.
I think the show was actually quite decent. At least the earlier seasons. I think the characters had their moments where they felt well written and the humor was pretty good too. Some well written moments include the plot of the first movie for example.
Didn't really have a problem with Go!, always thought it was just a silly, joke-y, satirical show that didn't really take itself seriously. And it spawned some crazy memes for us, so at least it gave us that.
I was a huge Teen Titans fan in my teens, so I was a little salty that we weren't getting a continuation. But to TTG itself I was indifferent. I remained that way until my kid found it on Netflix when she was about 5 and started watching it with her.
I was salty again for a while, but there are some genuinely good moments in the show and I'm at an age now where I can just laugh off the episodes that are ripping on fans of the original. The goofy jokes kept her watching, but it got her interested in the characters and it had her asking me to watch the OG.
My farts are better than Saberspark and Saberfart’s farts
No…no we weren’t
This.
Yeah. Yeah you where.
It was hit or miss tbh
This is what I said when seeing the title of this video
Of course you’d say that
One of the funniest things I've ever heard a showrunner say was when the creators where asked which Robin it was "Is this Robin Dick Grayson or Tim Drake" and a showrunner answered: "Do you really think we would make a character this insufferable and not take the opportunity to call him Dick?"
I’m enjoying the original Teen Titans series . It’s saw funny and emotional.it’s also can goes to serious difficulty topics.
This show was hit and miss for me. It is a good case study on blind rage via nostalgia in a fandom. Nostalgia is one hell of a drug sometimes
Ikr
Thumbnail tells me we didn't go hard enough.
The show's jokes about Raven's Legs and Robin being short made my blood boil more than a Minion Babbling or Caillou Crying.
Lol
I hated Go for awhile because I was bitter about the old show getting cancelled but when my kids started watching it and I realized that it wasn't all fart jokes and it kept doing episodes like Oregon Trail that my kids didn't even get I really came around in it.
I'll never be okay with how the original ended but I learned to appreciate Go. Even my mom loves Go and would watch it by herself haha! So we had 3 generations watching it. (She loved the references to 80s pop culture)