Teen Titans - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Deception
School's back in session at the HIVE Academy, and Gizmo, Jinx and Mammoth are up to something. The Titans send Cyborg on an undercover mission.

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When the Titans track down the culprit in a string of recent robberies, the teen heroes are shocked to find themselves facing a foe they thought they'd never see again.

Betrothed
The Teen Titans take a road trip to Starfire's home planet, Tamaran. But this is no ordinary visit: The Grand Ruler of Tamaran has arranged for Starfire to get married!

Crash
When Beast Boy mistakes Cyborg's system recharger for a video game system, he accidentally infects it with a nasty computer virus; the virus quickly spreads to Cyborg himself causing the half-teen, half-machine to go haywire.

Haunted
Slade is believed to be gone for good, but Robin is not so sure. His suspicions are confirmed when he finds Slade threatening to destroy the city. Robin is ready to take him down, except for one problem: he can locate Slade, but none of the other Titans can. Now the Titans are starting to wonder if Slade is truly back or if Robin is haunted by the idea of Slade's return?

Spellbound
There's no one else quite like Raven. Even with four friends around her, Raven still manages to feel alone in Titans' Tower--until she discovers a charming young wizard named Malchior trapped inside one of her ancient books.

Revolution
The Titans' Fourth of July festivities are cut short when Mad Mod crashes the party and steals Robin's youth.

Wavelength
Aqualad asks the Titans for help when Brother Blood uses Cyborg's technology to create a doomsday device.

The Beast Within
After encountering some chemicals in the heat of battle, Beast Boy ends up transforming into a Man Beast.

Can I Keep Him?
Starfire adopts a weird mutant silkworm named Silkie as a pet. But when she feeds him some alien food from Tamaran, Silkie has an unexpected--and monstrous--growth spurt

Bunny Raven or How to Make a Titananimal Disappear
Raven and her fellow Titans find themselves trapped in the Amazing Mumbo's hat, when their attempt to interrupt his performance results in him transporting them to another dimension.

Titans East (1)
The Titans East team complete the tower, and they celebrate with a party. Blood Brother ambushes the unsuspecting heroes.

Titans East (2)
The final battle continues between Cyborg and Brother Blood as well as the creation of a new branch of Titans.
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