Switched
- Studio
- Warner Bros. Television Animation
- Animation studio
- Cartoon Network Studios, Lotto Animation, Dongwoo Animation Co., Ltd., DR Movie Co., Ltd.
Synopsis
Starfire and Raven don't really "get each other." Star doesn't understand Raven's repression, and Raven can't deal with Starfire's emotional outbursts. But when The Puppet King imprisons Robin, Cyborg, and Beast Boy inside wooden puppets and takes control of the boys' bodies. The girls are going to have to understand each other- if they want to survive.
Characters
Robin, Cyborg, Raven, Starfire, Beast Boy, Puppet King
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Michael Chang, Ciro Nieli, Alex Soto
Producing
- Producer
- Glen Murakami, Linda M. Steiner, Bruce Timm
- Executive Producer
- Sander Schwartz
- Associate Producer
- Kimberly Smith (as Kimberly A. Smith)
Writing
- Writer
- David Slack, Amy Wolfram, Rob Hoegee, Adam Beechen, Tom Pugsley, Greg Klein, Rick Copp, Marv Wolfman
- Series Story Editor
- David Slack
Voices
- Voice
- Scott Menville (Robin), Khary Payton (Cyborg), Tara Strong (Raven), Hynden Walch (Starfire), Greg Cipes (Beast Boy), Tracey Walter (Puppet King)
Music
- Music
- Lolita Ritmanis
- Theme Song
- Andy Sturmer
- Theme Performed By
- Puffy AmiYumi
Editing
- Editor
- Joe Gall
- Assistant Editor
- Illya Cano
Crew
- Storyboards Artists
- Matt Youngberg, Ben Jones, Shaunt Nigoghossian, Kalvin Lee, Rafael Rosado, Alan Wan, Irineo Maramba, Steve Jones, Christopher Berkeley, Alan Caldwell, Sam Liu, Sam Montes, Kirk Van Wormer, Scooter Tidwell, Mark Howard, Eddie Lin, Eric Canete, Shannon Denton, Mike Goguen, Anthony Chun, John Fang, Dave Bullock, Jennifer Graves
- Composers
- Kristopher Carter, Michael Mcquistion, Lolita Ritmanis
- Casting and Voice Direction
- Andrea Romano
- Animation Timing Supervisor
- Tom McLaughlin
- Character Design
- Jon Suzuki, Glen Murakami, Derrick Wyatt
- Prop Design
- Jay Hong, Norm Ryang
- Timing
- Aaron Crippen, Kris Sherwood
- BG Key Design
- Cynthia Ignacio, Hakjoon Kang, John Paik
- BG Paint
- Kersti Myrberg, Chu-Hui Song
- Director of Ink and Paint
- Geno DuBois
- Color Stylist
- Chris Hooten
- Mark-Up/Painter
- Eric Nordberg
- Animation Checking
- Jan Browning, Susan Burke, Chuck Gefre, Karl Jacobs, Chuck Martin
- Shipping
- Jim Moore
- Vice President of Post Production
- Tim Iverson
- Post Production Supervisor
- Bonnie Buckner
- Director of Technical Operations
- Bradford H. Keatts
- Post Production Coordinator
- Mike Miscio
- Asst. Production Manager of Technical Operations
- John Voralik
- Supervising Online Editor
- Bradford H. Keatts
- Online Editor
- Tony Tedford
- Supervising Recording Engineer
- Edwin O. Collins
- Supervising Dialogue/ADR Editor
- Mark A. Keatts
- Recording Machine Operators
- Jeff O. Collins, Preston Oliver
- ADR/Dialogue Editors
- Kelly Ann Foley, Kerry Iverson, Mark Keefer
- Sound Reading
- Carol Iverson, Fred Salinas
- Re-Recording Facility
- DigiPost.TV
- Re-Recording Engineers
- Robert Hargreaves, John K. Hegedes
- Sound Effects Design Editorial
- DigiPost.TV, Robert Hargreaves, George Brooks
- Music Mixer
- Mako Sujishi
- Production Manager
- Aj Vargas
- Assistant Production Managers
- Finbarr O riordan, Marlene Fenton
- Animation Coordinators
- Eric John Cookmeyer, Rebecca Lau
- Production Administrators
- Michael Diaz, Jackie Olsommer, Mary Parkinson, Amy E. Wagner, Thommy Wojciechowski
- Production Accounting
- Athena Christianakis, Luisa Guzman, Duke Logan
- Casting Administrator
- Liz Carroll
- Recording Administrator
- Susan Chieco
- Business and Legal Affairs
- Debi Dean, Michael Lalla, Bonnie Negrete, Peter Steckelman
- Production Supervision
- Margaret M. Dean, Toshi Hiruma, Howard Schwartz
- Development & Creative Supervision
- Kim Christianson, Christopher Keenan
- Development Consultant
- David Slack
- Production Management
- Andy Lewis
- Overseas Studios
- DR Movie Co
- Executive in Charge of Production for Cartoon Network
- Sam Register
Companies and other credits
- Overseas Studios: Lotto Animation
- Overseas Studios: Dongwoo Animation Co
- Overseas Studios: Ltd
- Overseas Studios: Ltd
- © 2003 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc
- ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
- Teen Titans and all related characters and elements are trademarks of DC Comics
Reviews
Switched
The Puppet King, the third lamest villain in the current series, sent the Titans puppets so he can steal their minds or whatever and turn their bodies into puppets. I'm all for the girls being heroic, but this is lame. Everyone knows Starfire has a crush on Robin, but what about Raven? I think she has a thing for people who are named after birds, or....
Anyway, they learn everything about each other (and we don't) and they eventually learn how to control each other's bodies, which could come in handy. Anyway, the end sets up a Raven/Starfire pairing. Or is it just me?
No offense to anyone. Except for the idiots who decided to use such a clichéd idea.