Comic Statues & Busts: Teen Titans Starfire from DC Figures

Rare and Hard to Find Popular Cartoon Network Teen Titans Action Figures complete with weapons.

These figures are the top quality ones that Bandai has released from their Teen Titans line. The earlier 3.5 inch figures were pretty scary looking (especially the girls),which were lacking similarities between their cartoon counterparts. That problem was corrected with these figures. Starfire and Robin match the cartoon characters in every single way.

This Robin figure looks better than his earlier versions. (Yes, Robin had around 10 different versions.) This version of Robin is the best. You can see that his legs (thighs specifically) are molded differently to show a more thinner build instead of the slightly bulkier build on the other figures. The thinner legs work better to relate the figure to the cartoon Robin. His head is pretty much the same quality as the other figures (beside the very first one which was smaller and had spikier hair) so that's not much of a difference. And the last difference is that on his belt, the buckle is outlined with a thick black. It adds a nice touch to the figure's overall appearance.


For the Starfire figure's difference, there's a lot to be said! First of all, this figure has a completely resculpted head, which is definitely for the better! The first Starfire was downright horrifying! The only way you could tell that it was her was because of the colors. Also, her green eyes were printed off the mark somewhat, and her head gave off a sort of Neanderthal looking line on her forehead. This figure's eyes are printed correctly and beautifully painted to reflect the cartoon. The only thing negative about Starfire's head is that the hair gives the neck limited articulation (which could be a problem for kids who like to bend their figures in all kinds of ways and positions). But the hair is so nice looking, that if you don't mind the limited movement, there's nothing upsetting about it. As for Star's outfit, the purple coloring on the thighs and shins are a slightly different shade then the rest of the outfit, but it doesn't take too much away from the figure. Also, the nice thing about this figure is that even though she has a skirt on, Bandai made the articulation so you can move her legs easily without completely ruining the look of her outfit.

For collectors, I definitely recommend that you buy this set (I have a few myself) as the prices are skyrocketing because of Bandai discontinuing the Teen Titans line.

For parents who want to buy these figures for your kids, take note that sometimes the paint can rub off easily (especially Robin's belt and R symbol on his shirt) and that the limbs start to become very loose with lots of play time (which happens to mostly every other action figure out there). But I don't think kids will be too upset about paint rub and loose limbs when fighting off the bad guys with their favorite super heroes!

For any Teen Titans fan, young or old, I give this set 5 stars! It's great for playing with or just putting on a shelf to admire. Either way, if you're considering buying these figures, I recommend you get one soon because it would be sad to miss out on an awesomely detailed set such as this!

Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 12/06/2005 Run time: 132 minutes

After a while, watching cartoons with my kids can get boring, but I find Teen Titans entertaining and I love the "Japanese" amine styles and expressions.

I bought this movie for my son. He is 4 years old and absolutely loves Teen Titans. We are very pleased with this purchase.

According to my 4 year old son, it is the best Teen Titan DVD. The episodes are as good as usual but this DVD also includes a special feature discussing "Inside the Titan's Tower"; in addition a basic but fun video game called the "Arachnide Challenge". My son gives it a two thumbs up!

I absalutley LOVE Teen Titans. I used to think is was dumb, but not any more.
This DVD is a must have for all Teen Titans fans.
The best episode is How Long is forever?. My favorite charecter is Starfire and I'm a boy.

Here it is, season two, volume one of Teen Titans now on DVD. Like I said before, this one's entitled "Fear Itself." It's the episode where Raven admits she is afraid of some things. Especially after Beast Boy rents a horror flick.

Other episodes include Starfire travelling to a dark and dismal future, Beast Boy being mistaken for an alien's pet, Cyborg versus a robotic adversary, and the first appearance of an earth-moving Titan named Terra. All of these episodes have a few "wacky" anime-like moments like the other episodes on previous DVDs, but not as "wacky" as the episode where Robin goes on a blind - and I mean blind - date.

Special extras in this DVD include the "Arachnid Challenge" game and a look inside Titans Tower.

If you have or planning to buy any of the two first season DVDs, get this one as well.

First let me say that I LOVE purchasing from Amazon.com. I rarely have a problem, however I ordered this for my daughter for Halloween. When she tried it on, the right sleeve is MUCH smaller than the left. I did not think this was a "second". I did not send it back, because I can fix it, but I will not purchase from this seller again.