History Trivia / TeenTitansGo

** Averted with "Hot Salad Water"; although demonizing the United Kingdom as a resurgent power seeking to regain its old colonial empire and depicting Queen Elizabeth II as [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen a wicked conqueror]] could upset British viewers [[note]] similar to what happened with several episodes of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' where the titular family visits another country, including "Blame It On Lisa", "Goo Goo Gai Pain" and "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo"[[/note]], it still airs reruns of the UK feed.

* RecursiveAdaptation: This comic was based on an [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans anime-styled show on TV]] that in turn takes its cues from another [[Comicbook/TeenTitans comic book]]. Then the cartoon gets a spin-off called, believe it or not, ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'' That cartoon would then get a tie-in digital-first comic, officially termed as Volume 2 of the ''Teen Titans Go!'' comic book series.

!!The [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo Animated Series]

!!The [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo Animated Series]]
* AuthorExistenceFailure: Albert Jenic, who voiced a minor character in several episodes of the show, died of natural causes in December of 2019. He managed to finish his lines for ''Where Exactly on the Globe is Carl Sanpedro?'' before his death.

* CharacterSpecificPages

* AuthorExistenceFailure: Albert Jenic, who was a minor character in several episodes of the show, died of natural causes in December of 2019. He managed to finish his lines for ''Where Exactly on the Globe is Carl Sanpedro?'' before his death.

** Another rival to this show is ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'', as both shows use a comic asthetic and are comedies. Like ''PAW Patrol'' above, Cartoon Network will also run ''Teen Titans Go!'' marathons against ''Loud House'' premieres. However, ''The Loud House'' gets better ratings than ''Teen Titans Go!'' and has a more positive reception than this show.

** "Teen Titans Roar!" is a spoof of the ''WesternAnimation/ThundercatsRoar'' controversy that occurred in 2018 [[AnimationLeadTime and was dated]] [[ScheduleSlip even when it came out]] since the episode premiered in 2020, when the PeripheryHatedom for ''Thundercats Roar'' was beginning to die off.

* NamesTheSame:
** Shares its name with the ComicBookAdaptation of the {{Animesque}} ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' cartoon, but is otherwise different from [[ComicBook/TeenTitansGo said adaptation]], barring being more comedy-focused compared to the original show.
** One-shot character Scary Teri shares a similar name to the [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Krueger]] {{Expy}} from ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty''.
* NoBudget: Subverted as the show's simplistic animation was meant to invoke a chibi-esque art style.

** The Latin American dub replaced ''the entire cast'', with the sole exception of Cyborg's voice actor, as the rest of the cast retired from voice acting.

** Creator/KevinConroy reprises his role as WesternAnimation/{{Batman|TheAnimatedSeries}} during Robin's story in "The Real Orangins".

** The episode "Toddler Titans...Yay!" spoofs ''WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer'', which had already been long off the air in the United States by the time the episode aired. In addition, only a handful of preschool shows with FakeInteractivity remained on the air at the time it was released, as the practice has come to be viewed as patronizing to young children and SnarkBait for adults.

* SoMyKidsCanWatch: The reason for all of the guest stars on this show except for two of them, [[note]]The first was the late Ricky Jay, who appeared in an early episode of the show, and the second was Bob Uecker, as explained below[[/note]] who usually have children or grandchildren in the target demographic that watch it or would be willing to.

** Robin and Speedy are not only voiced by same actor, they sound exactly the same. Robin and Brain also share the same voice actor.

** As in the original series, Starfire and Blackfire share a voice actress.

** The show is also this to ''WesternAnimation/PAWPatrol'', another popular children's show involving heroes, to the point where Cartoon Network has taken notice of this and scheduled most of the show's major marathons against new episodes of said series. While both shows get similar ratings, ''PAW Patrol'' seems to be more popular, thanks in part to the benefit of the show being MerchandiseDriven, while ''Teen Titans Go!'' barely has any merchandise.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While still adored, the show has occasionally fallen prey to this since Warner Bros. considered ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGoToTheMovies'' a {{Box Office Bomb}}. It now airs less often than it used to.

** For a time, CN would use the show as the face of its anti-bullying campaign, because they're both superheroes as well as AdoredByTheNetwork. This is despite the fact that the Titans are downright misanthropic and mean spirited in their show, often using "justice" as an excuse to use excessive force or get what they want without care for the consequences. Surprisingly, the network actually pulled the Titans from the campaign, likely because the network did indeed see that the Titans themselves were bullies. And then brought them back for a short time in 2017.
** Similarly, they annually run marathons for Memorial Day because of the same two reasons as the aformentioned bullying campaign, and usually it's done to promote a new episode as well. The holiday in question celebrates those who died in war, but the earlier seasons of ''Teen Titans Go'' [[TheyKilledKennyAgain frequently killed off characters as a joke]].

** Averted with "Hot Salad Water"; although battling the Queen of England could upset British viewers [[note]] similar to what happened with several episodes of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' where the titular family visits another country, including "Blame It On Lisa", "Goo Goo Gai Pain" and "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo"[[/note]], it still airs reruns of the UK feed.

** The episode "Toddler Titans...Yay!" spoofs ''WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer'', which had already been long off the air in the United States by the time the episode aired. In addition, only a handful of preschool shows with FakeInteractivity remained on the air at the time it was released.

** The upcoming ''WesternAnimation/{{Freakazoid}}'' crossover [[https://twitter.com/pkrugg/status/1326185147394215937?s=21 was confirmed by]] Paul Rugg himself to have the participation of Rugg, Creator/DavidWarner, Creator/EdAsner, and even Joe Leahy (the show's LargeHamAnnouncer).

* OutOfHolidayEpisode: As the AdoredByTheNetwork page states, the holiday themed episodes are played even when it's not said holiday. For example, "Thanksgiving" was frequently played in early 2015 due to being paired with "Serious Business", one of the show's most popular episodes, "How 'Bout Some Effort" played even after Valentine's Day passed, and "The True Meaning of Christmas" will often play every two weeks. As of 2016, this has stopped for most of the holiday episodes.

** In "Ghost With the Most" (the 2020 Halloween episode featuring Film/{{Beetlejuice}}), the titular character is voiced by Broadway actor Alex Brightman, who had previously played the role in the [[Theatre/{{Beetlejuice}} 2019 musical adaptation]] of the film.

** The episode "Serious Business" gets little airtime on Cartoon Network in the United States due to being (unintentionally) aired around the time other stations [[WeInterruptThisProgram broke into news reports about]] [[DistancedFromCurrentEvents shootings and bombings]] (the episode's plot involved a running gag where their bathroom explodes after 5 minutes). After this happened twice, Cartoon Network removed the episode out of regular rotation and it has only aired in marathons (though it occasionally appears in November, since its' sister episode was a Thanksgiving one) ever since, though it did air paired with a ''WesternAnimation/VictorAndValentino'' episode on May 22, 2019. In April 2020, it appeared in a recent "Meanwhile, on Cartoon Network..." promo before returning on August 21, 2020.

** Some people negatively called the show "Toddler Titans" due to how immature the characters act. The show would later produce an episode called "Toddler Titans...Yay!".

** "The Fight" aired on the Latin American feed a day before it aired in the USA, though it's downplayed as many cable providers in the United States also get the Latin American feed of the channel.

* LongRunner: The show has been going on for nearly eight years now, and currently has over 290 episodes. The original ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' show only lasted five seasons and 65 episodes.

* MarathonRunning: This show is probably the king of this trope as far as animated shows go, with marathons occuring so frequently that [[MarathonRunning/TeenTitansGo they have their own page]].