Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans

The Teen Titans Go! team is engaged in a fight against the Gentleman Ghost, who is attempting to rob a bank. During the fight, the villain possesses Robin and Starfire, attempting to control them through his powers. When he targets Raven, he accidentally cracks her red Ajna chakra gemstone, awakening her inner demon's dark power.

The crack in Raven's gemstone unleashes her hidden demonic energy, leading to her inner demon’s dark power emerging. This event results in the defeat of the Gentleman Ghost, who is overwhelmed by Raven’s newfound strength. Raven's powers become a pivotal element in the ongoing conflict.

Trigon appears, revealing that Raven's demon half is gradually taking over her. He offers to take her demon power away to help her, but Raven refuses, asserting her control over her dark side. This moment highlights her struggle to accept her inner demon.

The Teen Titans are suddenly kidnapped by the Master of Games, who is exploring the multiverse with his Worlogog. He challenges the Titans by threatening to destroy their respective Earths and pits different versions of the Titans against each other to test their strength.

Under pressure, Raven is coerced into unleashing her demonic powers to confront the Trigons. During the fight, the 2013 Trigon siphons her energy, revealing his plan to use her powers for resurrection. Meanwhile, the 2003 Raven recognizes the threat and starts to understand the larger danger.

The 2013 Trigon reveals himself as a villainous entity, manipulating energies to initiate the resurrection of the 2003 Trigon. The two Trigons capture the Ravens and escape to the 2003 Earth, aiming to absorb all of Raven’s powers and attain multiversal domination.

The unified Titans teams assemble across dimensions to stop the Trigons and rescue their Ravens. Using a Worlogog, they learn that Santa Claus possesses a similar device in the 2013 dimension, which becomes crucial in their plan to travel between worlds.

The Titans battle Santa and Mrs. Claus, using the Worlogog to travel between dimensions. They make stops in different Teen Titans worlds, approaching their goal of reaching the 2003 Earth where the final showdown awaits.

Upon reaching the 2003 Earth, the 2003 Trigon is fully absorbed by the 2013 Trigon, transforming into a new, powerful entity called Hexagon. The Titans attempt to stop Hexagon as he threatens to conquer the multiverse with his combined demonic powers.

The 2003 Robin uses the Worlogog to summon all Titans teams for aid against Hexagon. To even the odds, 2013 Raven consumes her other dimensional counterparts, transforming into 'The Unkindness,' a black dragon with immense power, to combat Hexagon.

The Titans destroy Trigon’s Worlogog and work alongside Raven to defeat Hexagon. As a result, Raven regains her powers, which sends the 2003 Trigon into limbo and traps the 2013 Trigon in a zombie Teen Titans dimension, effectively ending their threat.

With her inner demon accepted, Raven restores her balance, and the Titans return to their respective realms. Meanwhile, the 2013 Titans are briefly attacked by Darkseid, but they choose not to fight out of exhaustion, ending their tumultuous adventure.

The movie concludes with a mid-credit scene showing the 2013 Titans relaxing at their headquarters, ignoring Darkseid’s invasion of Jump City, hinting at future conflicts or adventures to come.