User-1021036569's review about Teen Titans Go!(2013)

How did this addictively bizarre cartoon make it to its fourth season? It's enchantingly irresistible, with a quirky art style, rich content, and self-aware satire. Initially, I wasn't a fan of Starfire, but I wish every girl could be as sweet and attractive as her.

I truly got into the unique nonsensical humor of Teen Titans Go! this season. Each episode playfully subverts the superhero genre and cliched TV storytelling tropes. I've grown to embrace these goofy kids and understand their lives starting from the second season.

I'm starting to think that "Teen Titans Go!" is designed with kids' logic in mind, even though it's not exactly kid-appropriate with all the violence and corny jokes. The fourth season takes a lot of jabs at pop culture, highlighting how this show goes its own way and doesn't just follow the crowd. It's actually pretty cool when you look at it that way. While the series is fun overall, I've been getting a bit worn out by it recently. I might take a break and not watch the fifth season for now.

Gotta say, the constant plot twists are a blast and packed with sarcasm. But when they overdo it with the twists to the point where you can predict what will happen, it starts to get dull, like they're just rehashing the same old stuff. Nightwing is like a toxic teacher in the story, constantly spoiling the fun the Teen Titans should have as kids. Seeing it like this, are some animated shows too preachy and boring?

The creativity in this animated show is seriously amazing! It takes self-mockery to a whole new level—it's relentless! Experimenting with different art styles just keeps getting wilder. Plus, the music is crazy catchy, like, it's so catchy that it's almost brainwashing, making me actually enjoy it. After watching "Teen Titans Go!", I just realized no other animated show was left for me. Looks like I'll have to stop avoiding reality and face it head-on.

This show is crazy addictive—I can't tear myself away from it. It looks all innocent and educational for kids, but there's some seriously twisted adult humor hidden underneath, with edgy scenes and all. Surprisingly, even though each episode is just 10 minutes long, the storyline is light-hearted. The adorable interactions between Starfire and Raven crack me up. DC really pulls out all the stops with humor, boldly breaking down characters and letting the show stand out.