Revolution - S3-E7
Continuity mistake: After first fighting Mad Mod's guard robots, the Titans are forced to flee when reinforcements arrive. One of the first two robots got damaged on the left side of its face, its left arm and shoulder, and its chest. As it turns into the alley after the Titans, the left face side is still torn up, but the rest of the damage has disappeared.
Continuity mistake: Más y Menos figure out how to use Professor Chang's Cryogenic Machine to unfreeze their fellow Titans and do the reverse with the opposition. But the few times where they are seen actually activating the Freeze option - Professor Chang and his assistants, and later the HIVE Five -, they push a different button in each instance.
Plot hole: Speedy's bow got cut up by Cheshire in the previous episode ("Calling All Titans"), and in the Brotherhood base he is seen frozen with empty hands raised. But when he is unfrozen in this episode (zoom in to check), he suddenly does hold a new bow in his hands.
Plot hole: When the raptors bring down Beast Boy in his Tyrannosaurus form, he escapes the batch lying atop of him by turning into a dragonfly. When he does so, the heap of dinosaur bodies does not sag down at all, and to fill out the gaps, a whole lot of additional raptors appear in his stead from God-knows-where.
Continuity mistake: Cyborg is brought into Sarasim's village, where he asks how he came to be here. When Sarasim answers that the ancient ones must have sent him, she is standing right in front of Krall. After Cyborg answers, "So when exactly do they send me back?", Sarasim comes forward, stepping past Krall despite already being in front of him in the earlier shot.
Plot hole: When Beast Boy hires at Meaty Meat, he takes away the ad "Human Help Wanted" from the window right next to the door, and when the Titans come by for a meal later on, the sign remains gone. But as the Nufu ship reveals itself and the restaurant clients panic, the sign is suddenly back in the same corner of the window, even though it is unlikely that the Nufu Source/Bob would take in more hired help and risk being discovered all too soon.
Continuity mistake: When the Titans land the T-Ship at the royal palace, the ground beneath it is bare and empty, but when Galfor brings Starfire and the Titans up to date on current events, the ground is suddenly teeming with parked Denthrax fighters. A giant fleet full of ships that had just attacked them would certainly tip the Titans off immediately, and if the Denthrax had cloaking technology, they would have used it against the Titans while they were still in space above Tamaran.
Other mistake: Cyborg/Stone attacks his own robot duplicate starting from near his fellow Titans, with his back turned to them. But after he has finished smashing it to pieces (thereby ruining his disguise), he suddenly is positioned so that he actually faces them, without having made any turn-arounds, since he charged his duplicate head-on.
Continuity mistake: The Titans race to confront Billy Numerous for the first time. When the T-Car skids to a stop in front of Numerous, he just looks at it, startled. But in the very next shot (the close-up of his head) Billy is suddenly jump-cutting to shield his eyes with his right arm. (00:09:25)
Continuity mistake: Steamroller has two hands encased in cone-shaped gauntlets, but whenever he puts them together to pin someone down, the gauntlets assume a cylindrical shape. It happens every time we see this character in action throughout the show.
Continuity mistake: When Gnarrk attacks Dr. Light's amplification machine, the wrench Cyborg threw at him has suddenly grown in length. At first his fist encloses the whole grip, but a minute later it is long enough to be used as a club.
Continuity mistake: When Robin faces the Outworld Outlaw, he is still wearing his water skiing life jacket. But when the Outlaw is distracted by the grizzly and Robin moves in for the punch, the life jacket has suddenly turned into his costume's shirt again.
Continuity mistake: Beast Boy snatches Starfire, yanks her into his quarters and multiple-locks the door. When the door closes, we see a number of locks, a door chain and even a door knob on the panel. In the first shot, the fasteners and bolt holes are positioned on the door frame and the locks on the panel; but as Beast Boy locks up, both locks and bolts AND the bolts fasteners are all located on the door panel, thus making the locks effectively useless. (I know that the locks are there just for laughs, but still the sudden location switch of the fasteners is undeniably evident).
Continuity mistake: When Beast Boy and Gizmo flee from the white blood cell tide and pass through the gunk barrier, the holes through which they intend to slip through suddenly shrink down in size in between cuts, and Gizmo thus gets conveniently stuck.
Continuity mistake: When Beast Boy and Gizmo run into Cyborg's white blood cells, their positions before the side canal suddenly changes. At first Gizmo is at the left of the opening and Beast Boy to the right; but just before they run for it, Beast Boy is on the left and Gizmo is on the right.
Final Exam - S1-E1
Continuity mistake: After the Titans are evicted from their home and grieve over their loss, before Robin re-enters, as the Titans are gazing at the ocean, Cyborg's arms are attached to him, despite having lost his right one, which is still in Gizmo's possession.
Lightspeed - S5-E8
Continuity mistake: When Kid Flash intercepts Gizmo's shop-lifting, Gizmo was walking towards the exit with his shopping cart. But after Kid Flash has deposited Gizmo in the cart, he pushes it on towards what would be the back of the shop, away from the entrance. But then Gizmo bursts out of the entrance into the parking lot beyond.
Continuity mistake: When Cyborg infects the soda machine, there is a young man standing in the background. But when Cyborg races off to the transmitter dish and the soda machine starts spitting out its contents, the young man suddenly disappears from one moment to the other.
Chosen answer: It is located in California, as shown in "Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo". Possibly San Francisco as seen in the comics.
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