Cyborg has made a tracker to locate eggs during the Easter Egg Hunt, but when the signal gets jammed, the Titans head to space to fix the tracker's space station-sized satellite.
- Bait-and-Switch: At first, it seems like Raven and Beast Boy will perish in the explosion caused by the Colony Drop, but then, it turns out they made it to an escape pod.
- Colony Drop: After the Easter Bunny transforms the moon into an Easter Egg, Raven plans to crash the satellite into it in order to crack the shell and return it to normal.
- Don't Celebrate Just Yet: The final scene of the episode is Beast Boy and Raven successfully landing back on Earth after returning the moon to normal, only to see that Jump City is now coated in pod-like Easter Eggs that are now hatching into more Easter Bunnies.
- Dwindling Party: The Easter Bunny picks off most of the Titans during the episode, ending with Beast Boy and Raven launching a commando raid against their transformed friends to save the day.
- Easter Episode: The episode has the Easter Bunny as its antagonist and Easter Eggs are central to the plot. It also ends with a "Happy Easter".
- Forced Transformation: The Easter Bunny transforms the Titans into Easter Eggs with magic, which then hatch into Titan-Bunny hybrid creatures under its control. His master plan is to transform the moon itself into an Easter Egg in order to make it so every day is Easter.
- Heroic Sacrifice: Beast Boy and Raven are prepared to make one in order to transform the moon back to normal with a Colony Drop, but they escape in a spare escape pod in the nick of time.
- Together in Death: Raven and Beast Boy expect this, but then, they get to an escape pod.
- Whole-Plot Reference: The Titans, stuck in a powerless space station, end up having to flee from the Easter Bunny while it's climbing up walls and turning the Titans into eggs that hatch into more human-bunny hybrids that then try to hug everyone's faces, inspired by the Alien series.
