Teen Titans

Notable students of H.I.V.E seen throughout the series are: Jinx (later became a Titan), Gizmo, Mammoth, Billy Numerous, Private H.I.V.E, See-More, Kyd Wykkyd, Angel, XL Terrestrial and The I.N.S.T.I.G.A.T.O.R.

The original Team in the animated series most resembles the team in the 1980's comic The New Teen Titans.

This episode along with "Divide And Conquer", "Sisters", "Forces Of Nature", "The Sum Of His Parts" and "Nevermore" was released on DVD as Teen Titans: Divide And Conquer.

The Teen Titans (Robin, Raven, Beast Boy, Starfire, and Cyborg), Slade, Jinx, Gizmo, and Mammoth are introduced.

Series premiere.

Beast Boy's Transformations: Elephant, Tiger, Tyranosaurus Rex (2), Small Monkey, and Falcon.

From Beast Boy not knowing Raven could heal others and Starfire not knowing that everything on a pizza menu is a topping, it is clear that the events of "Go!" didn't take place long ago.

Running Gag: Cyborg arguing with the rest of the Titans about how to find the remote.

In the comics, Slade is called Deathstroke the Terminator. Slade Wilson is Deathstroke's real name. Warner Bros. must have thought the name Deathstroke wasn't appropriate.

Beast Boy is a vegeterian, because, according to him, he "has been most of those animals."

Cyborg's limbs are detachable.

Cyborg can eject a camera hidden inside of his robotic finger from his hand to survey the area while he remotely controls it. He also uses it in "Winner Take All."

Powers of the Teen Titans so far: Robin - No powers, but incredible agility, martial arts, and helpful gadgets Starfire - Can fly, wields incredible strength, and throws what are called "starbolts" from her hands Beast Boy - Can transform into organisms, including prehistoric beings like a T-Rex Raven - Telekinesis that also enables her to fly Cyborg - Although he isn't actually superpowered, his cybernetic armor grants him superhuman strength, and the ability to launch a sonic cannon. He can also eject pieces of his body to move on their own, like cameras

Jinx, Gizmo, and Mammoth's powers: Jinx - Magical spells in the form of blades, sinkholes, telekinesis, and martial arts Gizmo - High I.Q. and powerful gadgets and weapons Mammoth - Genetically enhanced strength

Jinx's least favorite color seems to be blue.

Raven, on top of not displaying much power in this episode, also doesn't say "Azarath Metrion Zinthos" in this episode.

In the comics, Jinx was a powerful mystic that very much resembled an Eastern sorceress. Here, she is more similar (in terms of her powers and appearance) to Mammoth's sister (in the comics), Shimmer.

First appearance of Slade, Gizmo, Mammoth, and Jinx.

Gizmo's real name is Mikron O' Jeneus in the comics.

Mammoth's real name is Baran Flinders in the comics.

Gizmo looks like Green Lantern in the Batman Beyond two-parter episode, "The Call."

Sam Register is the main reason why Puffy AmiYumi performs the show's theme, describing himself as a full-on Puffy fan on the Divide and Conquer DVD. This is also why Puffy AmiYumi have their own show [Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi] now.

Ironically, Deathstroke (Slade) helped destroy the HIVE in the comics. Also in the comics, the Headmistress of the HIVE was his first wife.

The H.I.V.E. stands for the Heirarchy of International Vengence and Extermination. Also, the H.I.V.E. was a group for criminal scientists. The second incarnation had a different Headmistress. Vestiges of the H.I.V.E remained and some of the same scientist formerly involved with the H.I.V.E. became members of The Wildebeest Society.

This episode was originally aired out of order; it was actually the third episode produced.

Team episode.

Slade has a butler in this episode, who in the comics, is called Wintergreen.

This episode through to "Forces of Nature" are recorded from The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure.

Villain(s): Mammoth, Jinx, Gizmo, & Slade.

The coat of arms says H.A.E.Y.P. That stands for HIVE Academy for Extraordinary Young People, as the Headmistress states in the intro.

Opener: The HIVE students display thier powers to a mystery man.