Justice League vs. Teen Titans

Years ago, the demon Trigon gave birth to his daughter Raven with the human Arella. When Arella discovered his demonic nature, she runs away and is taken in by the Azarathians, who live in another dimension called Azarath. One day, Trigon finds and destroys Azarath along with Arella. Raven manages to imprison Trigon inside a magical crystal in Hell. Sometime later, she meets and joins the Teen Titans. In the present-day on Earth, Trigon sends a demonic entity to Earth, which briefly possesses Weather Wizard, following a battle between the Justice League and Legion of Doom. Ignoring his father Batman's instructions beforehand, Damian Wayne helps defeat the entity, but leaving the League with no background information from it.

As a consequence for his reckless actions, Damian is sent to join the Titans and meets Starfire - their leader, Jaime Reyes - a teenager infused with technology that turns into a beetle, Garfield Logan - a metahuman with the ability to shapeshift into any animal due to a rare disease he discovered when he was 10, and Raven. At first, Damian doesn't get along with them, believing he can be a better leader. Meanwhile, Batman and Cyborg investigate the earlier attack. Superman is later possessed by one of the entities and brutally damages Atomic Skull, grabbing the attention of Diana and Batman. Before calming him down with Kryptonite, Batman learns the entity was after the "girl". Batman then requests Cyborg to help him in tracking her. Elsewhere, the demonic Superman raises a gate somewhere in the desert.

Starfire takes the Titans to a carnival in order for them to try and get along. Unbeknownst to the Titans, Raven is called by Trigon's entities, who attack Raven, but is aided by the Titans. After the attack, Raven explains her backstory to the Titans, who had not learnt about it even before Damian joined. Returning to the Tower, the League attempt to take Raven but Flash and Diana are possessed by the entities, knocking out Cyborg and Batman during a battle. With the Titans weakened by the entities, Raven takes the latters to Superman and summons Trigon to Earth. Cyborg awakens and uses his Apokoliptian technology to teleport them to Superman. Damian stabs Superman with Kryptonite, releasing him from his possession, who then heads to release the entity from Flash - by kicking him, and Diana - by using her Lasso of Truth.

The League stay behind on Earth to battle Trigon with Cyborg joining the Titans to Hell. Upon arrival, Gar is taken over by an entity but is saved by Jaime. Damian confronts a demon in the form of his deceased grandfather Ra’s al Ghul[N 1] as Raven uses a spell to create a magical prison to detain Trigon, forging the crystal in her forehead. A reluctant Raven decides to stay on Earth with the Titans. In a mid-credits scene, a mysterious girl[N 2] with metahuman abilities is seen heading towards the Titans Tower.

The film was announced by DC Comics, along with Batman: Bad Blood, in July 2015 during the San Diego Comic-Con International.[1] The voice cast was revealed on January 18, 2016, including new cast members Jon Bernthal, Taissa Farmiga, Jake T. Austin, and Brandon Soo Hoo, and returning cast members Rosario Dawson, Jerry O'Connell, Jason O'Mara, and Christopher Gorham.[2] Frederik Wiedmann was reported to be composing the score to the film on January 27, 2016.[3]

An adaptation of The Judas Contract was planned as the third DC Universe Animated Original Movie, to be released after Superman: Doomsday (2007) and Justice League: The New Frontier (2008).[13][14] It was announced in 2006 but later put on hold.[13][14] This film was to be based on "The Judas Contract" story from 1984 featured in Tales of the Teen Titans #42–44 and Teen Titans Annual #3 by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez.[15] Warner Bros. Animation's writer/producer Bruce Timm confirmed in April 2010 that there were no current plans to revive the project.[16] In July 2016, however, Warner Bros. announced that the project has officially been resurfaced as Teen Titans: The Judas Contract and would serve as the sequel to Justice League vs. Teen Titans.[17][18] In January 2017, it was announced that Farmiga, Austin, Wahlgren, Soo Hoo, Allan and Maher reprise their roles, and Christina Ricci and Miguel Ferrer have joined the cast.[19] The film was released on April 4, 2017, and is the final film role of Ferrer, who died on January 19.

Brian Lowry of Variety gave the film a mixed review, saying, "It's more disposable than the best entries in this animated franchise."[20] Eric Diaz of Nerdist awarded the film a rating of 3.5/5, writing, "The movie is mostly entertaining with some pretty fun action beats. It captures the essence of the Titans, shown mostly as they were portrayed in the animated show, but with a slightly more grown-up feel."[21]

The film has earned $4,534,710 from domestic home video sales.[22]

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