A new, young breed of superheroes has emerged on Cartoon Network in Teen Titans as Robin leads Cyborg, Beast Boy, Starfire and Raven in this all-new, high-adventure series. The success of other animated DC Comics, such as Batman, Superman, and Justice League, allowed Cartoon Network to revisit the super hero genera in a very non-traditional way. With influences ranging from Japanese anime to slapstick comedy, the Teen Titans bring a light-hearted, comedic side to crime fighting.

     Teen Titans features five teen superheroes each with special powers, led by Robin The Boy Wonder.  This group unites to form a defensive force to protect the Earth from a new generation of villains while coping with the problems of adolescence.  Their powers complement each other so that when they band together, they become a formidable force. 

     But Teen Titans is not all about defeating bad guys.  These superheroes are also teenagers, living together in a high-tech command center that is also the ultimate hangout. They play video games, squabble, leave dirty dishes around.  They get on each other’s nerves… a lot.  But ultimately the Teen Titans have to put their super-insecurities and super-gripes aside and save the world from a new breed of bad guys.

     Teen Titans is being produced by Warner Bros. Animation under the guidance of Emmy Award-winner Glen Murakami.  Teen Titans is based on the popular DC Comics comic book characters and will air subsequently in the 2003-2004 season on Kids’ WB! Teen Titans debuted on Cartoon Network Saturday, July 19, 2003.