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===Teen Titans===
A Justice League knock-off made up of younger superheroes and former sidekicks. The original version was made up of the five most famous sidekicks of the Silver Age; Robin (Dick Grayson), Kid Flash (Wally West, who later became ''The'' Flash), Wonder Girl (Wonder Woman's sidekick whom nobody remembers these days aside from being a continuity clusterfuck), Speedy and Aqualad (Aquaman's sidekick). This version didn't do very well. Then the ''New'' Teen Titans came out in the Bronze Age, and this is the team that everybody remembers; Robin, Wonder Girl and Kid Flash came back, plus Beast Boy (green animal shapeshifter and former Doom Patrol sidekick), Cyborg (black teen [[Iron Hands|mutilated and rebuilt]] due to his scientist father's reckless experiments), Raven (angsty half-demon goth witch constantly trying to keep a lid her father Trigon), and Starfire (orange-skinned flying brick from the planet Tamaran and canonically the hottest piece of ass in the DC Universe).

The New Teen Titans, aside from being much darker and edgier than the original team, also inspired the extremely [[Weeaboo]] Teen Titans cartoon of the 2000s and is still the iconic version of the team. Over time interest for the New Teen Titans started to peter out thanks to a mix of editorial politics and writer Marv Wolfman feeling the fatigue of working on a series he wasn't married to for 16 years, and the book was cancelled in the mid-90s. Several relaunches were attempted including one with most of the old team, but they either were trash fires or just didn't sell well, and the creation of Young Justice poached most of the more interesting characters. After the cartoon and its tie-in comic ended the new Titans series became extremely edgy and kept violently killing off its characters. From there the Titans name devolved into a series of false starts on runs that didn't last long either due to being terrible, not being more New Teen Titans or yet another crisis event rebooting the canon. The Titans are languishing to this very day, being only a shadow of what they were in the 80s even with most of the Bronze Age cast.

And Beast Boy ''still'' isn't allowed to grow up past being a teen.