Teen Titans Go! season 2 episode 43 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

In "Yearbook Madness," the Titans decide to create a yearbook, sparking enthusiasm and skepticism. Picture day brings out varying responses, with Raven hiding her face and Robin struggling to appear cool. Robin's fixation on winning yearbook awards like "Best Hair" leads him to start a boot business. When the yearbook is released, Robin is dismayed to find minimal mention of himself, unlike his teammates. Desperate for popularity, he obsesses over signatures, missing the genuine camaraderie and fun of the yearbook experience.

Full Episode S02E43 Recap

### Introduction to Yearbook Madness - **Beast Boy and Cyborg** excitedly propose making a yearbook for the Titans. - **Starfire** is curious but **Robin** is skeptical, viewing yearbooks as popularity contests. ### The Idea of the Yearbook - Despite **Robin's** reluctance, the team decides to go ahead with the yearbook idea. - **Raven** is concerned about the potential for hurt feelings. ### Picture Day - The Titans have their photos taken for the yearbook. - **Silkie** is photographed adorably. - **Raven** refuses to remove her hood for her picture. - **Robin** tries to look cool and fails to smile. - **Cyborg** and **Beast Boy** try to make Robin smile, capturing a candid shot. ### Club Photos - The Titans discuss clubs for the yearbook. - **Cyborg** and **Beast Boy** have a Pancake Appreciation Society. - **Robin** desperately tries to form clubs to be featured in the yearbook. ### Robin's Quest for Recognition - **Robin** aims to win yearbook awards like "Best Hair" and "Most Likely to Succeed". - He starts a multimillion-dollar boot industry to prove his success. ### Yearbook Reveal - The yearbooks arrive, and the Titans eagerly look through them. - **Robin** is disappointed to find he's barely featured. - Other Titans find humorous mentions and are featured throughout. ### Signature Madness - **Robin** becomes obsessed with getting the most signatures to prove his popularity. - He ends up creating fake signatures to boost his self-esteem. ### The Yearbook's End - **Robin** tries to force his way into the yearbook but is ultimately left with a single awkward photo. - The Titans sign each other's yearbooks, sharing heartfelt and humorous messages. - **Robin** remains fixated on winning the popularity contest, missing the true spirit of the yearbook.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who proposed the idea of making a yearbook for the Titans?

Beast Boy and Cyborg proposed the idea.

Why was Robin skeptical about the yearbook?

Robin viewed yearbooks as popularity contests that could cause hurt feelings.

How did the Titans react to their picture day?

They had mixed reactions, with Raven refusing to remove her hood and Robin trying to look cool without smiling.

What was Robin's aim regarding the yearbook?

Robin wanted to win yearbook awards and prove he was socially superior.

What club did Cyborg and Beast Boy have?

They had a Pancake Appreciation Society.

How did Robin try to prove he was "Most Likely to Succeed"?

He started a multimillion-dollar boot industry.

What was Robin's reaction to the yearbook?

He was disappointed to find he was barely featured in it.

How did Robin try to prove his popularity?

He became obsessed with getting the most signatures in his yearbook.

Did Robin succeed in getting the most real signatures?

No, he ended up creating fake signatures.

What was the final outcome for Robin in the yearbook?

He was left with a single awkward photo and missed the true spirit of the yearbook.

Teen Titans Go! season 2 episode 43

Yearbook Madness