Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans 2019

The Teen Titans Go! team find themselves in a thrilling and dangerous adventure as they face off against the Gentleman Ghost, a mischievous villain determined to rob a bank. The ghostly figure possesses Robin, portrayed by Rhys Darby, and later Starfire, voiced by Hynden Walch, using their bodies to commit his crimes. However, when he tries to do the same to Raven, voiced by Tara Strong, an unexpected turn of events occurs. During this encounter, he accidentally cracks her red Ajna chakra gemstone, which awakens her inner demon’s dark powers. This unleashing of her full demonic potential ultimately leads to the villain’s downfall, marking a crucial moment in the story.

Amidst the chaos, Trigon, voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson, makes a shocking revelation. He reveals that Raven’s demon side is slowly taking over her, and offers to take away this darkness forever. However, Raven, determined to retain control over her own destiny, refuses to surrender her powers to him. This decision sets the stage for the larger multiverse-level conflict that follows.

Suddenly, the Teen Titans are kidnapped by the Master of Games, a powerful being played by Rhys Darby, who is exploring the vast multiverse with his Worlogog, a mysterious artifact of immense power. The Master of Games pits the 2013 Titans against their original 2003 counterparts, threatening to destroy their respective Earths if they lose. During the confrontation, Raven is forced to unleash her demonic abilities again. The 2003 Raven, realizing that her 2013 counterpart is being siphoned for power, tries to warn the others. It is eventually revealed that the Master of Games is actually 2013 Trigon, who uses Raven’s energy to partially resurrect 2003 Trigon.

The two Trigons then kidnap both Ravens and escape to the 2003 Earth. Their plan is to absorb all of Raven’s demonic powers, enabling them to dominate the multiverse with their combined strength. The two teams of Titans—2013 and 2003—band together in an effort to stop them and rescue their respective Ravens. The 2003 Robin deduces that the Worlogog is key to traveling across dimensions, and the 2013 Titans find that the Worlogog they need belongs to Santa Claus, voiced by Robert Morse.

The Titans then face Santa and Mrs. Claus in a battle that involves clever use of dimensional travel, eventually leading them to hop between different Teen Titans worlds along the way. Their journey culminates in reaching the 2003 Earth, where 2003 Trigon has fully absorbed the powers of 2013 Raven, transforming into a formidable entity called Hexagon. This new villain becomes too powerful, prompting 2003 Robin to summon all the Teen Titans from across the multiverse for a final showdown.

Despite their efforts, the combined power of the various Titans teams is not enough to defeat Hexagon. In a desperate move, 2013 Raven consumes her other versions’ demonic powers, transforming into a colossal black dragon called The Unkindness. With her newfound strength, the Titans are able to destroy Trigon’s Worlogog and help her defeat Hexagon once and for all. This victory results in the original 2003 Trigon being sent into limbo, while the 2013 Trigon is banished to a zombie Teen Titans dimension, ending his threat.

In the aftermath, Raven finds acceptance of her inner demon, embracing her true self. The Titans are sent back to their respective dimensions, and the 2013 Titans, now back in their own world, face a new challenge—being attacked by Darkseid, although, exhausted, they refuse to fight him immediately.

In a mid-credit scene, the 2013 Titans relax at their headquarters, seemingly unfazed by Darkseid’s looming threat upon Jump City, hinting at future adventures. Their camaraderie and resilience remain strong, even in the face of interdimensional chaos and cosmic danger. This story underscores themes of self-acceptance, teamwork, and the ongoing fight between good and evil across multiple worlds.