Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo is a direct-to-video follow-up to the Teen Titans (2003) animated series. It premiered at the San Diego Comic-Con on July 22, 2006. It first aired on US television on Cartoon Network on September 15, 2006. Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo was finally released on DVD on February 6, 2007.

Yes. Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo was released on DVD in the U.S. on February 6th, 2007.

"The Lost Episode" half-length special produced for a Post Cereals on-line promotion, and a "Robin's Underworld Race Challenge" game.

Street Date: February 6, 2007; Languages: English, Spanish, French; Audio: Dolby Surround Stereo; Color / Closed Captioned; Rating: NR; Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo; Price: $19.98 SRP / No MAP; DVD Catalog: #74621

Robin, Starfire, Cyborg, Raven and Beast Boy are back to save the world in their very first film, Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo. When a high-tech ninja attacks Titans Tower, the Teen Titans spring into action. Robin finds out that the ninja was sent by a mysterious and menacing Japanese criminal known as Brushogun, and the Teen Titans travel to Tokyo to track the villain down.

This movie takes place between the fourth and fifth seasons of the animated series.

Yes! All of the principle voice actors for the Titans return: Greg Cipes as Beast Boy; Scott Menville as Robin (and Japanese Boy); Khary Payton as Cyborg; Tara Strong as Raven (and Computer Voice); and Hynden Walch as Starfire and(Mecha-Boi).

Other voice actors performing in this include: Robert Ito (Mayor, Bookseller); Janice Kawaye (Nya-Nya, Timoko); Yuri Lowenthal (Scarface/Japanese Biker); Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa (Brushogun); and Keone Young (Commander Uehara Daizo, Saico-Tek, Sushi Shop Owner).

No. Slade does not appear in this story.

No. Red X does not appear in this movie (unless you're counting Robin as the original Red X).

No, Terra does not appear in Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo.

Yes, he does. For a while, Robin wanders through Tokyo disguised in street clothes. However, his eyes are obscured by a pair of shades the whole time.

TEEN TITANS THEME (English Karaoke Version)

Teen Titans Theme by Andy Sturmer

I will obey the traffic rules--Teen Titans!/ I will eat everything--Teen Titans!/ Earthquakes, Lightning, Fire...Dad/ Grammer, Math, Science, Social Studies/ There is nothing I am afraid of--Teen Titans, go!

Holler my name--Teen Titans!/ Half your troubles will be gone--Teen Titans!/ Papa, schedule control/ Mama's waiting for sure/ Wishes are endless ("ended" in the subtitles)--Teen Titans, go!

One, two, three, four, five--Teen Titans!

"Goodnight, Tokyo!"

Man 1: Ee. Sumimasen. Eigo ga wakaranain desu, tasukete wo rigari naru na. ["Hm? I'm sorry. I don't speak English, so I can't help you."]

Starfire: Sumimasen kedo, Shinjuku wa docchi no hoko desu ka. ["Excuse me, but which direction is Shinjuku?"]

Boy: (pointing over shoulder) Acchi da yo. ["That way."]

Starfire: (bowing) Domo arigato. ["Thank you very much."]

Boy: (sighing; hearts float up) Daisuki. ["I love you."]

Man 2: (pointing into sky) Nigeru. Taihen da. Kaibutsu ga densen o kitteru zo. ["Run! It's huge! A monster is attacking the power lines!"]

Timoko: Otaku? ["Geek?"]

Nya-Nya: Kawaii dobutsu o shitsukeru no daisuki na no ureshii wa. Anata o ijimeru no ga tanoshimi. ["I love to discipline cute animals. I look forward to tormenting you."]

Nya-Nya: Me o tojite...itai wa yo. ["Close your eyes...this will hurt."]

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