Teen Titans: The Judas Contract

The original Teen Titans rescue Starfire from captors sent by Blackfire. They offer her a home on Earth since she cannot return to Tamaran.

Dick Grayson, then Robin, falls in love with Starfire at first sight. Their bond deepens when she kisses him to learn English, bonding them further.

Nightwing rejoins the Teen Titans to track a terrorist cult led by Brother Blood. Blood plans to capture the Titans to drain their powers with a machine he tested on Jericho.

Brother Blood hires Deathstroke to deliver the Titans to him. Deathstroke survives a past ambush and seeks revenge on Damian Wayne for replacing him as Ra's al Ghul's heir.

Terra is introduced as a double agent who joined the Titans a year earlier. Deathstroke uses her to monitor the Titans as part of his plan.

Damian grows suspicious of Terra and tracks her. Deathstroke confronts him, and Terra subdues Damian, revealing her affiliation with Deathstroke.

Terra gradually warms to the Titans and enters a relationship with Beast Boy. During the night of her one-year anniversary with the team, they share a kiss.

At a convention to record a podcast with Kevin Smith, Beast Boy is captured, Blue Beetle is snatched from a soup kitchen, and Starfire is kidnapped from the apartment she shares with Nightwing. Meanwhile, Terra captures Raven at the Titans' headquarters, and Nightwing learns of the conspiracy.

Nightwing is ambushed by Deathstroke but escapes by faking his own death. He uses the ruse to buy time and regroup with the Titans.

Blood proceeds to drain the Titans' powers with his machine, which requires a sixth Titan to operate fully. Nightwing intervenes and the team rallies to stop them.

Raven unleashes her inner fury, depowering Blood. Deathstroke is buried beneath rocks tossed by Terra.

Too ashamed to face her former allies after betraying their trust, Terra triggers a collapse and pushes Beast Boy away as the fortress crumbles. She is buried under rubble and dies in Beast Boy's arms.

In the epilogue, Beast Boy recounts the Titans' adventures on Kevin Smith's podcast and notes a 'wonderful new member' while grieving Terra's death.

In the post-credits scene, Jericho is shown to have survived the earlier gunshot wound. The scene hints at ongoing threats to the Titans.