Top 10 Teen Titans Villains

Slade

Slade is an animated version of the DC Comics character Deathstroke in the American television series Teen Titans. He is the main antagonist of Seasons 1 and 2 and a recurring enemy of the Teen Titans, particularly Robin. He appears as a hallucination in Season 3 and returns in Season 4 as an undead... read more

Slade gained my respect the first time I saw him. He was smart enough to devise elaborate schemes that even Robin couldn't figure out. He messed with the Titans over and over again, and they could never officially defeat him.
You know he was awesome enough to come back from the grave, nearly destroy the world, and then team up with the Titans to save it. If he had actually wanted to destroy Earth, he could have. He just really wanted to get even with Trigon. Yeah, but Slade is awesome. And you've got to love the mask.

I actually didn't realize he was Deathstroke until I looked him up on Wiki. I'm so noob.
But in terms of being a total badass villain, he totally takes the game. Ain't nobody ever taken him down. I mean, he even survived being destroyed by Trigon, for Hades' sake! Granted, he had a special ring, but where did he manage to get it, anyway? Pretty sure Trigon didn't give it to him.

Trigon

Trigon is a demon and a comic book character published by DC Comics. He is one of the most powerful beings in the DC Universe and has enslaved many worlds. Trigon is best known as the father and archenemy of Teen Titans member Raven.

Hmm, number two? Interesting. I thought he would be near the top. He sadistically toys with Raven through Slade. He's perhaps an even bigger threat than Slade, as he even tricked Slade. Yet, he underestimated the power of his daughter. That was his fatal flaw, for which he paid with his life.
However, I wonder, if he were to return, would he learn from his mistake? Would he correct it? Would he perfect a strategy? That could make all the difference. That could mean a different outcome. Maybe even a permanent victory.

I think he should be second, what with being the most powerful demon in the multiverse. He's really cool though. The Titans barely managed to defeat him. They couldn't have done so without Raven.

Jinx

Jinx is a fictional supervillain appearing in publications from DC Comics. She is often depicted as a powerful sorceress and one of the leaders of the Fearsome Five. Jinx also appears as a recurring character in the animated series Teen Titans, where she is reimagined with different traits from her comic... read more

Jinx is supposed to mean bad luck, but I think she is terrifyingly awesome. However, I also don't get why people like Mad Mod because he is crazy, very ugly, and very rude!

Jinx is awesomely wicked, while Gizmo is a little rude baby!

Best female villain in Teen Titans. My second-favorite Hive member and way better than Kitten.

Red X

Red X was Robin in the beginning, but the costume was stolen by someone in one of the episodes. So, he is a villain now and is no longer Robin. He is not the most evil of villains, but just a thief. He does not try to kill anyone. In fact, he actually helped Robin stop a villain from destroying the city.
But he is still bad, just not evil.

Red X is basically Robin in a different costume. He knows all the other Titans' weaknesses, and he is already the best Titan of the Teen Titans. So, he tried to trick Slade into working with him and almost got away with it, but Slade betrayed him.

Brother Blood

Brother Blood is a name used by multiple fictional supervillains in the DC Comics universe. Sebastian Blood VIII debuted in The New Teen Titans #21 in July 1982 as the leader of a violent cult opposing the Teen Titans. His successor, Sebastian Blood IX, first appeared in Outsiders #6 in January 2004... read more

He is a special villain, titling himself Headmaster. However, his students are all controlled through his powers. You see, that's where the problem arises. If he wanted to gain followers, perhaps he should have learned from modern politicians. That would prove quite effective - practicing a political strategy. It always works. People will support you if you have a cause and a just reason for ruling the world, such as government corruption or global warming.
This approach alone won't work, though. You need to back it up with facts, not opinions, to support your cause. That attracts followers, loyal followers, but even this comes with the possibility of assassination attempts or undercover spies.

Blackfire

Blackfire is a fictional supervillain who appears in American comic books published by DC Comics. She is the older sister of Starfire, a member of the Teen Titans, as well as Ryand'r, a member of the Omega Men. Starfire is often portrayed as Blackfire's primary adversary.... read more

Starfire's older sister is her complete opposite. Honestly, Starfire is good-natured and caring, while Blackfire is just pure evil. She even tried to frame her own sister.

Why is this lady so relatable to my younger sister? Everyone loves her, always wants the spotlight, and then frames me for everything.

Sisters is one of my favorite episodes of Teen Titans because it has her in it.

Brain

He made only one flaw: he chose to stay for the battle, despite being given the chance to flee. A true tactician would seize the opportunity to escape at that moment, regroup, and devise a new plan to combat possible failures. Then, he would analyze the plan, get into his enemies' minds, consider every possible outcome, and prepare a counter for each flaw, as well as for the flaws of that counter, and so on.
However, one can never be fully prepared. Sometimes, one must learn to improvise, to go with the flow, and to come up with a counter-strategy as events unfold. Yet, still, victory is not guaranteed. The only thing that truly matters, though, is that you escape to plan again and make amends.

Terra

Tara Markov, A.K.A. Terra, is a notorious villain in Teen Titans. She's known for her geokinetic abilities, which consist of throwing rocks towards others, and for being someone who was manipulated by Slade Wilson/Deathstroke.... read more

I feel so much pity for her, though, and she's my 3rd favorite cartoon character ever. She kind of reminds me of Prim from The Hunger Games, and if you've seen her with her hair across her eye, she looks like Taylor Swift with that hairstyle.

She's a traitor. And she wasn't even forced to do it - she did it of her own free will. She only wanted to be good again when they beat her up.

I think I'm so protective of Terra because I can relate to her. I find it hard to make friends.

H.I.V.E. Five

Jinx is the leader, Gizmo is the tech expert, Mammoth is the brute, See-More is the scout, Billy is strength in numbers, and Kyd Wykkyd is just that guy with ridiculously awesome abilities. They function well as a unit, paralleling the Titans, although they aren't as good or organized.

Mad Mod

Mad Mod is easily my favorite. He's so unpredictable and hilarious, and he always takes the Titans out of their comfort zone.

I felt like I was going to lose my mind from all those British flags.

He made for some of the most interesting visual displays, but would usually leave me with a headache.

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Madame Rouge

Her powers are kinda cool. Raven's are way better, though.

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Monsieur Mallah

Dr. Light

Good choice. Dr. Light is a very villainous guy. In the comics, he was actually a pedophile. What other TT villain was that? Of course, the show's writers couldn't make him a pedophile in a kids' show, but even then, Dr. Light was a baddie.
There is a theory going around: if Dr. Light and his persona were put as the main villain of a season, he would likely be a top 3 villain because of how evil he was. Please upvote this.

Cinderblock

I think he is very well-developed, and he is pretty cool. He is made out of stone, people!

Control Freak

He's one of the most annoying but at the same time hilarious villains on the show.

I'm his number one fan. He's so amazing.

Mumbo

I'm surprised he's only number 10! This guy's pretty cool, and way cooler than the Hive Five.

Plasmus

Plasmus is my favorite villain on this show. I really like how he is human when he sleeps, yet when awake, he transforms into a cool monster that eats sewage! That is weird, yet the guy is interesting. You'll love him as much as I do!

The first time I saw Plasmus was in an episode called "Divide and Conquer." He was being freed by Cinderblock. I loved this one! Slade was having these two villains work together to defeat the Titans. How cool is that!

Fixit

He appears in one of the very first Teen Titans episodes. Fixit tries to transform Cyborg into an all-machine creation. His obsession with perfection makes Fixit an interesting and complex villain.

He was a villain at first, but now he's a hero and a friend of the Titans, just like Thunder and Lightning, or Spike.

Killer Moth

Come on, guys. Did anybody realize he was the most caring villain? Every other villain was evil and did really bad things from more than one angle. When I watched "Date with Destiny," I realized how caring Killer Moth was. He cared about Kitten and protected her like a mother. Killer Moth would do anything for Kitten. He even sent a whole hive of moths to attack the Teen Titans just for her.
Let's see... I never saw him reject one of Kitten's opinions, and he was always respectful towards her. Then I noticed he even cared about his own moths! Think about having a million minions. You would probably wonder, "Why care for every one of them?" And then I saw Killer Moth care about Silkie. He wanted the larva back, and he genuinely cared for him. That was the most surprising thing I saw in any villain. Is this even possible?
Overall, I'm saying Killer Moth was by far the best and most caring villain you could ever think of.

Cheshire

I'm surprised she is not higher on this list. She is an awesome assassin who would be even better if she worked for Slade.

Ravager

Ding Dong Daddy

Gizmo

Trident

Kyd Wykkyd

He's silent, mysterious, and cool, and he plays the role of a skilled thief best.
He's kinda like Cheshire - stealthy, silent, and awesome.

He is powerful, silent, and super cool!
I personally think he could beat every Teen Titan single-handed!

The closest this show has to Batman. And keep in mind, Kyd Wykkyd is a villain.

Deadshot

Deadshot is a fictional character in American comic books published by DC Comics. Commonly portrayed as an adversary of Batman, he is known for his expert marksmanship and use of high-tech weaponry. While traditionally a supervillain, Deadshot has also taken on the role of an antihero in various comic... read more

Ternion

He is Plasmus, Overdrive, and Cinderblock all together. He is good. The original Plasmus is better, though.