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Super Friends
A separate adaptation of Cyborg; useful for comparison, but unrelated to Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo’s story continuity.
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OUT NOWReleased 15 September 2006
What to watch before Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo
3 titles · 129h 52m to catch up
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The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians
A separate adaptation of Cyborg; useful for comparison, but unrelated to Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo’s story continuity.
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Teen Titans
A separate adaptation of Cyborg and Raven and Starfire; useful for comparison, but unrelated to Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo’s story continuity.
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