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Greg Cipes is one of those вЂњheвЂ™s everywhere!вЂќ kind of voice actors, playing TMNTвЂ™s Michealangelo for a stint, and is always Ben 10вЂ™s frenemy Kevin Levin, so heвЂ™s a lot of things to a lot of people. That duality played for tragedy and comedy is wonderfully done, and done subtly. Meanwhile, his Go! version embraces the technology and celebrates how much cooler it is now that he can add parts to himself (like a waffle maker!). PaytonвЂ™s Titans Cyborg, while often lighthearted, regularly regrets how much a machine he is compared to his human side. Most people probably know Khary Payton as King Ezekiel on The Walking Dead, but to me heвЂ™ll always be Cyborg, even when he pops up as a side character on shows like Ben 10. Except in Go! Robin is always played for laughs. He oftentimes has a bossy streak who can make decisions for the greater good of himself, so in that way his loner streak maintains. In Go!, Robin is an over-serious egomaniac who will do whatever it takes to win. HeвЂ™s oftentimes the only one in the room who can make the tough decisions, but he has a loner streak. TitansвЂ™ Robin is an over-serious leader who will do whatever it takes to get the job done. He acts in live action shows as well as voice acting roles, but besides maybe Doc Ock/Superior Spider-Man in the 2017 Spider-Man cartoon, Robin is his most-known role.

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They know the hearts of their characters, and how to meet the Titans and Go! characters in the middle. This is mostly anchored by the voice actors. The somewhat irreverent parody of Titans maintained base character traits at their foundations, though exaggerated to the the Nth degree like with Beast Boy and StarfireвЂ™s new vocal ticks. Any multi-generational bonding experience will get high marks from me anyway, but IвЂ™m so glad ours was Titans. Once our boys were old enough to watch TV, Go! was one of the first shows we could watch as a family and laugh loudly at the same jokes. And when the Titans went on Family Feud to play against the Scooby gang-this really happened!-I enjoyed all the jokes. But once I leaned into how Go! was the sitcom version of Titans, then I leaned into its affectations. Things come to mind like Beast Boy calling Raven вЂњMomma,вЂќ and Starfire putting вЂњtheвЂќ in front of most of her the words she doesnвЂ™t the understand too the well.

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Though I do admit the 2013 series was tricky to embrace, at first. I was pumped when I heard Teen Titans Go! was happening, and that the entire original voice cast was reprising their roles. Its reputation only grew years later when our boys fell in love with that episode too. I showed my wife-to-be вЂњCan I Keep Him?вЂќ-the one where Starfire adopts Silkie-and it immediately became one of the most quoted bits of pop culture in our house. As short as its run was, I knew-despite Cartoon Network cancelling it for undisclosed reasons-that this show was going to live through its fans forever. You really knew Cyborg, Robin, Beast Boy, Raven and Starfire by the end of the show, and their interactions dictated the vibe way more than the plot of the episode. The characters were an amazing family unit and so was their voice cast.

I was crestfallen because it was probably my favorite American cartoon and I knew how rare it was to have that much secret sauce all at once. The Titans cast began their run in 2003 and concluded three years later after five seasons and a movie.

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