Teen Titans Go! season 2 episode 46 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

Beast Boy throws a non-meat party, which Raven criticizes for being unoriginal. Amidst this, Starfire humorously considers marrying a pot of chili, supported by the Titans. Raven's father, Trigon, curses her to be overly nice, leading to her awkwardly supporting the chili wedding and other uncharacteristic actions. Eventually, Raven breaks free from the curse, returning to her usual "nean" (a mix of nice and mean) self. She openly criticizes the chili wedding, bringing everyone back to reality and highlighting the importance of her balanced approach.

Full Episode S02E46 Recap

### Beast Boy's Non-Meat Party - **Characters**: Beast Boy, Raven, and other Titans. - Beast Boy hosts a non-meat party, offering various vegetarian options. - Raven expresses her disdain for the party, calling it "stupid and derivative." - The Titans humor Beast Boy, pretending to enjoy non-meat to be nice. ### Starfire's Love for Chili - **Characters**: Starfire, Raven, other Titans. - Starfire humorously considers marrying a pot of vegetarian chili. - Raven, frustrated, feels she needs to be the realistic one. - The Titans humor the idea, with Beast Boy excited about the "wedding." ### Raven's Struggle with Niceness - **Characters**: Raven, her demon father Trigon, Titans. - Raven's father, Trigon, appears, teasing her about her meanness. - Raven defends her attitude, coining the term "nean" - a mix of nice and mean. - Trigon curses Raven to be overly nice, which leads to unusual behavior. ### Raven's Niceness Overdrive - **Characters**: Raven, Beast Boy, Starfire, Robin, Trigon. - Affected by the curse, Raven starts acting out of character, being overly nice. - She encourages Starfire's chili wedding and supports Robin's feelings. - Raven finds the niceness exhausting and seeks to reverse the curse. ### Breaking the Curse - **Characters**: Raven, Trigon, Titans. - Raven's niceness leads to Trigon attempting to remove the curse. - After a brief chase, Raven willingly accepts the reverse curse, returning to her usual self. - Raven acknowledges the need for her "nean" approach in life. ### The Chili Wedding Fallout - **Characters**: Raven, Starfire, Titans. - Raven speaks out against the chili wedding, bringing everyone back to reality. - Starfire admits she didn't really love the chili. - The episode ends with the Titans recognizing the value of Raven's "nean" perspective.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does Raven call the non-meat party stupid and derivative?

Raven finds the non-meat party pointless and unoriginal.

What is Raven's newly coined term "nean"?

"Nean" is Raven's term for being nice by being mean, a mix of both attitudes.

Why does Starfire consider marrying a pot of chili?

Starfire humorously entertains the idea of marrying chili due to her love for it.

What is Trigon's intention in visiting Raven?

Trigon visits Raven to tease her about her meanness and possibly encourage her to join him in destruction.

How does Raven's behavior change due to Trigon's curse?

Under Trigon's curse, Raven becomes overly nice, participating in activities she normally wouldn't and being supportive in uncharacteristic ways.

What is Raven's attitude towards the chili wedding?

Initially, Raven is frustrated and realistic about the chili wedding, but becomes supportive under the niceness curse.

How does Raven break the niceness curse?

Raven willingly accepts a reverse curse from Trigon to return to her normal self.

What is the outcome of the chili wedding?

Raven speaks out against it, leading to its cancellation and Starfire admitting she didn't really love the chili.

Why does Raven consider being "nean" important?

Raven believes being "nean" is necessary to prevent people from doing dumb things and to maintain a balance between niceness and meanness.

How do the Titans react to Raven's "nean" comment at the chili wedding?

The Titans agree with Raven's perspective, acknowledging that the wedding idea was silly.

Teen Titans Go! season 2 episode 46

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