Os Jovens Titãs em Ação! e DC Super Hero Girls: Caos no Multiverso

Now I have seen basically all of Teen Titans Go! Some Occasional DC Super Hero Girls Episodes I will say that leans alot more on the DC Super Girls I would even say this is fully a DC Super Hero Girls Movie all together because the Teen titans barley show up in the Movie but I get and understand why they might have done this have more focus on them and the story was relatively good and the two teams do meet but it's not for that long. But overall I do say DC SuperHero Girls should get some more shine and light on it after this movie because it doesn't get as much attention as the Teen Titans do so overall its a good watch if your a fan of either of these shows mostly the DC Super Hero Girls.

The movie is a wild and messy crossover that combines DC Superhero Girls and Teen Titans Go! In a way that is full of snarky humor and playful moments. The story emphasizes themes like friendship, teamwork, and redemption, making it more than just a series of jokes. The setup promises big team-ups and epic battles, teasing fans with the idea of their favorite heroes coming together. However, in practice, the Teen Titans themselves don't always get much time in the spotlight. Instead, the focus shifts toward the DC Superhero Girls, who seem to carry most of the story and animation weight throughout the film.

This DTV animated movie is a crossover between the TTG and DCSHG TV shows. The Legion of Doom - led by Lex Luthor - has trapped most of Earth's superheroes in the Phantom Zone. But Luthor forgot the spunkiest, perkiest heroes of all.... Yes, turning their backs on their school work, young Supergirl, Wonder Woman, Zatanna, Batgirl, Jessica Cruz, and Bumblebee set off to free the other heroes and save the world! Unfortunately, on their way to the Phantom Zone the girls take a wrong turn - and wind up in the universe of TTG...

I'm a fan of the Gen2 version of DCSHG, and I'm pleased they got a movie of their own. TTG fans, however, might feel shortchanged. Despite their first billing, the Titans only appear in four (I think) scenes, with a combined screentime roughly equal to one standard episode of TTG. Apparently, this was conceived as a DCSHG project; only later did TPTB at WB decide TTG should also appear (Jesus, that's a lot of initials). As a result the Titans don't really impact the plot at all (fine by me - but not really what the marketing led people to believe). The good news for all is that the original voice casts for both series are present and on form. There are a lot of laughs, as well as some quieter character moments. There's a TON of references to past DC shows and to DC lore in general. And there's touching closure for several story threads that have been running throughout the DCSHG show, leading to speculation that this might be the final DCSHG appearance (there are conflicting reports as to the show's current status). I hope it isn't, but if this IS the girls last hurrah it's a good one. 7.5/10.

My daughter loves Teen Titans and has watched some episodes of DC Superhero Girls, but finds them boring, so you can imagine how much she hated a movie where Teen Titans got top billing but barely featured.

I asked her what she would give this out of 10 and she said ZERO but that wasn't an option.

Omg ..

Genuinely, a Teen Titans Go! Film written by someone who has zero idea what the Teen Titans Go! Show is about.

The Teen Titans are doing their usual stuff, when another group of superheroes - all obviously female - need to do some superhero *stuff*, thus proving they have no *borking* idea what TTG is about.

The very point of TTG is that it's a SPOOF OF THE SUPERHERO GENRE.

After the late 80s shift of superheroes into darker character, the same traits were later attached to newly-minted heroes designed for a younger audience. Not that you are supposed to relate to, idk, Frank Miller's Batman, but here we are. So you get Nightwing, which is a teenage tormented antihero, whose idea of angst is exactly the idea of angst a 15-yo would have.

TTG starts by saying, isn't this good grounds for a comedy? If these are 15yo kids, what happens when they are *not* fighting crime? What happens when they go for a pizza run?

Instead TTG&DCSHG:MITM (lol) totally doesnt get this, and does a straight-up Capt Marvel impersonation by having a dozen empowered strong woman superhero characters do the thing male superhero characters do but in a girly way - and without any of the character.

TTG has, like, 20 writers, were NONE of them available? Did we really need to give this film to Jase Ricci??

4.5/10 - pathetic

just watch (the vastly superior) TTG: To The Movies! Instead.