Below are the known relationships of Raven throughout the series.
Raven and her gang.
Allies
Teen Titans
On the outset, it seems that Raven is incessantly irritated by her four teammates' antics, and tends to brutally punish them whenever they hit her berserk button.
However, despite her uncaring demeanor, her relationship with them has undergone drastic changes of perspectives as the series progresses.
At first, she viewed them as nothing but nuisances, and would rather ignore them just to read or lash out at them for simply provoking her. But as time passes, she began to secretly value them and has eventually grown to regard them as invaluable, for they are the family members (minus her younger brothers) that she never got to have and care for biologically and being around them really enables her to express herself.
Of course, being close with her team means she often succumbs to peer pressure, or her advice getting refuted, but she has come to appreciate and care for them while also joining their shenanigans, despite still sometimes getting infuriated over their dumb decisions.
Beast Boy (boyfriend/love interest)
Beast Boy and Raven about to share a kiss on their wedding day.
Beast Boy and Raven have a complex relationship until they start dating in "BBRAE", though they still remain on-and-off. For the most part, Raven appears constantly annoyed by Beast Boy's immaturity, while Beast Boy is attracted to Raven and frequently flirts with her. However, it is later revealed that she has a secret crush on him. Their mutual romantic feelings for each other deepen as the series progresses. Throughout the series, they grow closer and exchange romantic glances at each other and occasionally blush at each other when alone, but on occasions, they still go neck to neck with each other, and sometimes she can be hostile towards him. The series's later seasons tend to make their feelings for each other less evident, but they can be seen being paired with each other quite often and enjoying each other's company happily.
In "Legendary Sandwich", the boys annoy Raven by eating messily and getting crumbs on her. She complains that they "eat like animals", before seeing Beast Boy in pig form and saying he gets a pass.
In "Hey Pizza!", Beast Boy flirtatiously asks Raven what bathing suit she's gonna wear. She angrily exclaims that her leotard is her bathing suit. Beast Boy examines it up and down for a moment, and calls it "hot."
In "Parasite", the group is arguing over Starfire's parasite, in which Beast Boy says "Yeah, Robin, he's great! Even Raven likes him!". Hidden in her cloak, Raven looks over to Beast Boy with a smitten face and says "Whatever, he's fine". This hints at a romantic attraction towards Beast Boy from Raven, with Raven implying that the person Beast Boy said "even Raven likes", was Beast Boy himself.
In "Terra-ized", the other Titans think that Raven is jealous of Beast Boy's relationship with Terra. A running gag in the episode is them teasing her and calling her jealous. She does, however, deny this multiple times. At the end of the episode, when Cyborg says that it was crazy to think that Raven was in love with Beast Boy (which Beast Boy angrily questions), Raven says how absurd their relationship would be, but turns around and secretly smiles lovingly at the thought of them being together, implying she actually does have romantic feelings for Beast Boy. This episode reveals Raven's romantic attraction towards Beast Boy for the first time.
Raven and Beast Boy fist-bump each other.
In "Matched", the Love Matcher 5000 (created by Cyborg) matches Beast Boy and Raven, making Beast Boy crazy in love with Raven. Curiously, despite Raven's apparent love for him, throughout the episode, she stubbornly rejects him, and both attacks and insults him each time he tries to hit on her. This may imply that she is in denial of her true feelings for him, or that she is not ready to reveal them or doesn't believe he truly loves her. Nonetheless, near the episode's end, once Raven sees that Beast Boy really does care and wants to be with her, she realizes that he's really trying to win her over, which makes her look back and remember everything he's done to show his love for her. She then decides that she wants to give their relationship a chance. Beast Boy then immediately proposes to her, and the two prepare to get married. However, Cyborg interrupts them and reveals that his machine was faulty and that Beast Boy's true match is a scratching post, leaving Raven to be visibly frustrated. There are also several flirtations after that throughout the series.
Raven apparently still holds deep feelings for Beast Boy, as shown in "Colors of Raven", when her passionate side shows immediate attraction towards him, promptly kissing him constantly, to Beast Boy's apparent delight.
Raven gives Beast Boy one final peek at her legs.
In the episode "Legs", Raven is often complimented by Beast Boy on her legs, although she seems to ignore it. In the end, it is revealed that she actually did enjoy the attention he was giving her, which was shown when she shows a small smile, and shows her legs one more time, just for him, as he morphs into a dog and howls cheerfully.
In the episode "Be Mine", Raven carries an intention to keep Beast Boy from getting hurt by revealing Terra's true nature. When realizing this, Beast Boy becomes depressed and in denial of Terra hating him. While Raven attempts to comfort him she states that "There is another girl out there who I bet likes you" (implying herself). With that, Beast Boy despairingly asks, "If she's out there, then why hasn't she told me yet?", which makes Raven feel that she should have told the truth of how she really feels. Raven comes close to admitting her true feelings to Beast Boy at the Titans' Valentine's Day dance but is interrupted by an unexpected final attack by Terra. Raven is left visibly heartbroken when Beast Boy seems to win Terra over. At the end of the episode, she sadly comments that she didn't get to tell him how she truly felt about him. This episode further confirms Raven's romantic interest in Beast Boy.
In "Real Magic", a scene is shown in which Raven opens her bedroom door and glances around the room. There are lighted candles and a trail of rose petals leading towards Beast Boy, who is only in his underwear, laying down on her bed, trying to seduce her. The moment Beast Boy gestures her with his finger to come closer to him, Raven claims she hates it, and immediately closes her bedroom door and proceeds to leave. (Probably a smart move, considering how young they are...)
Raven romantically enamored by Beast Boy's new look as "Scar Man".
In "Man Person", Beast Boy states that Raven is the toughest person he knows after Cyborg asks him. When he says that, Raven is touched by this and blushes. She also shows a major attraction towards Beast Boy in this episode. When Beast Boy gets a robotic arm, she calls him "hot" as he asks her about it, but she states she didn't say anything and punches him away after he does a dance. When Cyborg and Robin are arguing over if Beast Boy's name is Beast Boy or Scar Man, Raven floats by surrounded by small hearts popping out of her head, proclaiming, "That is no boy." When Beast Boy (Scar Man) steps out of the dark and his full new muscular robotic body is revealed, Raven suddenly starts making flirtatious comments.
Raven gives Beast Boy a kiss on the forehead for being intense for her.
In "Pirates", Beast Boy says that Raven is "his girl" numerous times throughout the episode, and has shown extreme jealously towards Aqualad, implying that he actually does have genuine romantic feelings for her. Until this episode, Beast Boy was shown to mostly have a physical attraction towards Raven, but then he shares more on what he personally likes about her, by stating that he thinks her darkness is cool but likes the light inside her even more. Raven later made Beast Boy and Aqualad "fight to the death". While Aqualad is not willing to fight Beast Boy to the death, Beast Boy unleashes his rage and gives him no mercy, nearly killing him in the process. After the fight, Raven floats over to Beast Boy and gives him a kiss on the forehead in admiration of how intense he was fighting for her. However, Beast Boy has already passed out, and he is unaware of this action from Raven.
In "Waffles", Beast Boy flirts with Raven, but he only says the word "waffles". It seems that she gets what he's saying, and blushes, saying 'right'.
In "I See You", Raven is said to have a dark secret. Cyborg thinks the secret is that Raven has a secret crush on Beast Boy (which, unknown to them, is actually true), and Beast Boy becomes flattered. Beast Boy and Cyborg stalk her for a while, where they hide under her bed, trying to confirm the secret is about him, only to get sucked into a portal accidentally, leading them to another dimension. Towards the end, Cyborg says that he snapped a picture of Raven's secret. Cyborg shows the picture to Beast Boy and Beast Boy, looking disappointed, says that it's just a picture of him. With that, Cyborg says that it's proof that she likes him, and they both celebrate with a victory dance at being "stakeout kings".
In "Salty Codgers", Beast Boy calls Raven "hot stuff", and later calls her beautiful while giving her a flirtatious wink.
In the episode "Hot Garbage", Raven attempts to teach Beast Boy lessons on how to pick up garbage, be cleaner and throw away useless items, which ends up failing.
In "Serious Business", there is a small scene where Beast Boy does his steam painting on the bathroom mirror. There, it shows him steam painting a portrait of Raven.
Beast Boy and Raven sharing their first kiss.
In "Rocks and Water", yet again, Raven's romantic feelings for Beast Boy are supported. At the start, Raven tells Aqualad (who was teasing her about not having a boyfriend) and Terra that Beast Boy is her love interest, in order to make him jealous. Beast Boy, upset that Terra was with Aqualad, plays along with Raven's plan. They end up going on a "double date", and Beast Boy and Raven flirt with each other--- awkwardly at first, but then they share genuine feelings toward one another. Raven is actually open and admits to him that she likes him more than a friend, and even Beast Boy states that he loves her eyes. Sometime later, while attempting to ruin Aqualad and Terra's relationship, they start to enjoy spending time with each other, and when alone behind a bush, they lock eyes with one another, and the tension causes them to romantically kiss. They make eye contact and kiss for a couple of seconds, until Raven realizes what is happening and pulls away, getting angry and asking him what he was doing. Beast Boy exclaims that they were both moving in, and says that he was only doing what she was doing. Raven thinks about it, and then calms down, and admits that it was actually "nice". Even later, after Terra and Aqualad are defeated, Raven and Beast Boy approach each other and attempt at a second kiss. As they both came close to kissing for the second time, they get interrupted by Cyborg. This episode confirms that both Beast Boy and Raven have deep feelings for each other.
In "Beast Man", Raven tells Beast Boy to change out of his "man form" before he ends up with a 'car payment' and a 'loveless marriage', at which she briefly giggles after mentioning the word "marriage". This shows that the thought of them being married may please her. Her feelings for Beast Boy in "Matched" have not changed, according to this.
In "Cool School", Beast Boy shares that he cares a lot about what Raven thinks of him. In the end, Beast Boy transforms into a bee, compliments her, and makes Raven blush.
In "Head Fruit", Aqualad asks Beast Boy what's up with him and Raven on DCUbook. However, Beast Boy slams his head against the keyboard and consequently types a mess of words, such that it's impossible to understand what he was trying to say.
In "Nean", Beast Boy asks Raven if she would be his date to Starfire's wedding. Raven says that she won't go to a chili wedding, which seems to be her only apparent reason for rejecting his date offer. When Beast Boy exclaims its time for a non-meat party a second time, everyone except for Raven rejects the idea. Later, Beast Boy confesses that it means the world to him that Raven was joining in on his non-meat party.
In "And the Award for Sound Design Goes to Rob", Beast Boy flirtatiously asks if Raven wants to be in his band. Raven says no, and asks them to be quiet. Beast Boy replies, again flirtatiously, and tells her not to worry about it. Later on in the episode, while everyone is upset at Raven, he tells her it's okay, and points out that there is a bright side to having no sound in the world: it's easier to pull a Silent but Deadly.
In "The Return of Slade", Raven tells Beast Boy that clowns are for kids and that they are too old, but he and Cyborg don't listen and hire a clown. When Beast Boy is disappointed that the clown is not as cool as he remembers, he decides to make him cool. Raven warns them and tells them that kids' entertainment is not to be messed with. Again, Beast Boy doesn't listen but has the decency to say "sorry, mama" before proceeding to make him cool. In the end, Beast Boy and Cyborg apologize and tell her that she was right.
In "More of the Same", Beast Boy implies that he wants to kiss Raven at midnight, but she summons a magic hand and slaps him away.
Passion Raven and Beast Boy about to share a kiss.
In "Some of Their Parts", Beast Boy recalls moments of the times he and Passionate Raven had together when she was first introduced. After thinking of the happy thoughts, Beast Boy quickly throws the crystal at Raven so he can split her into the five facets of her personality and reunite with her passion. Robin blocks the crystal with his staff and it bounces off the ceiling light and TV and hits Silkie instead, splitting him into his five facets of his personality. Disappointed, Beast Boy comments that he wanted some "smoochies smoochies". Later, one of Beast Boy's emoticlones lovingly comments that he "likes how the purple Raven was looking at him" and wants to take her along. Soon Robin disagrees and puts her back into the crystal, making the Beast Boy emoticlone groan in disappointment. In the end, Beast Boy again attempts to use the crystal on Raven, and this time it succeeds. With that, he and her passionate side make way to share a romantic kiss, only to be interrupted by her rage side.
In "Croissant", when Starfire wonders what Beast Boy would look like after he goes through his changes, Raven briefly giggles and dreams of Beast Boy coming out of his cocoon as a handsome muscular moth man, and she stares admiringly at his body in awe. When he greets her, she then flirtatiously tells him to take her away, and then the two disappear into the distance. While still smitten by the thought, Robin interrupts her and interestingly asks her what was that she's thinking about. Raven immediately denies that she was thinking about anything, and quickly tells him it was nothing. This may imply that she still wants to keep her romantic feelings for Beast Boy hidden from the others.
In "Grube's Fairytales", when Raven tells her own version of Rapunzel, Beast Boy was the prince who left her (the princess in the story) due to being grossed out by her very long fingernails.
In "I'm the Sauce" when Beast Boy is about to be attacked by hailstones, Raven jumps in front of him to protect him, creating a shield with her powers, dodging the hailstones back at the angry storm cloud. She then surrounds Beast Boy, and the other Titans, in a force field.
In "Animals, It's Just a Word!", when Robin asks where Raven is Beast Boy suddenly jumps up out of shock and mentions that he forgot to feed her. Beast Boy approaches what seems to be a lifeless Raven. When he turns her over, he tearfully says she was "dead". Later, he prepares a funeral for her in the bathroom and comments that she was a good teammate. At the end of the episode, Raven makes a sudden appearance and tells the Titans that she remembers falling asleep, but woke up in the sewer. Beast Boy clearly seems very happy to find out that she wasn't actually dead.
In "BBBDAY!", Raven is the only Titan who actually forgot about Beast Boy's birthday. Mostly throughout the episode, Raven pushes the other Titans to celebrate, and pretend to care about Beast Boy's birthday so she could save his aging. As they were running towards the closing portal, Beast Boy runs back to save his birthday cake. Raven quickly grabs him before the portal closes. At the end of the episode, Raven honestly admits that she was sorry she forgot his birthday.
In "Black Friday", Raven is seen shivering while waiting outside before Black Friday sales start. Beast boy takes notice of this and hands her a disposable coffee cup from inside his sleeping bag, saying "Here you go, mama," with a smile.
In "The Cruel Giggling Ghoul", when they're in the van, Beast Boy gets up from his seat and asks Raven what's up with her "peepers", and also called her "mama". Raven says she lost her contacts, so she has to wear glasses. Beast Boy says she looks good in glasses, causing her to blush.
In "Batman vs. Teen Titans: Dark Injustice", when Raven finds the other Titans after the battle against the "Booger Monster", Raven tells Beast Boy to be real, in which Beast Boy comes up to her and tells her he will be as real as he can. He then tells her he loves her, and she tells him that she loves him too as she blushes. Beast Boy pulls out a box with an engagement ring inside and asks Raven to marry him. She says yes, and they hug afterward. Raven encourages their friends to go their separate ways and quit being Titans. As she and Beast Boy are about to kiss, however, they both (along with the other three Titans) look at the camera and say "April Fools!" Though their engagement was just for an April Fool's Day prank, their feelings are honestly expressed, just like always.
In "Arms Race with Legs", Beast Boy once again takes major attraction to Raven's legs when she becomes Lady Legasus. When Raven (as Lady Legasus) is talking about the great power of leg strength while holding her leg out, Beast Boy suddenly hops onto them and admiringly compliments how good they look, causing Raven to turn away from him, blushing. Nonetheless, this didn't stop her from mercilessly breaking Beast Boy's legs upon transforming into Mega Legasus as he soon becomes corrupted by the power of his legs.
Raven and Beast Boy blushing at each other when put together as wrestling partners.
In "Operation Dude Rescue", Beast Boy (holding and stroking a cat) flirtatiously winks at Raven and tells her how "gentle" he is which could imply a hidden adult reference, causing Raven to show uneasiness.
In "Pure Protein", when Beast Boy is upset, Raven shows concern by making a face in sorrow towards him. Then Robin forces them on the same team. Excited, Beast Boy smiles and flirtatiously tells her it's just him and her now. Annoyed, she then responds with her giant black hand crushing his head.
In "Oh Yeah!", Cyborg chooses Beast Boy and Raven to be each other's, wrestling partners. Putting them face-to-face causes them to both blush bashfully at one another.
In "The Overbite", when teaching her friends to dance, Raven is amused by one of Beast Boy’s dance moves.
In "Shrimps and Prime Rib", Raven seems noticeably jealous whenever Beast Boy "goes out" with one of The Brain's evil robot henchmen.
In "BBSFBDAY!", Raven buys Beast boy two movie tickets for his birthday implying that she wants to go on a date with him and she blushes when Starfire opens the package containing the tickets. But little does she know that Beast Boy is upset that he can't go to the movies with her.
Beast Boy expressing his feelings for Raven by singing his love song to her.
In "BBRAE", after several failed attempts of Beast Boy trying to win her over, she is delighted by the song Beast Boy wrote for her. They finally become a couple, sharing a romantic kiss in the process. Beast Boy later says he would want to go on tour with her song which Raven disagrees with because she wishes it to just be between them. Disobeying her orders, he secretly uploads the song on the internet which the following day is heard over the radio. Raven is clearly upset by this, but Beast Boy tells her that her song is bringing joy to other couples in the city and she then seems to be fine with it being public. However, relationship drama stirs up when Beast Boy is on tour with the song and instead of openly saying it's for only Raven, he seems to completely ignore that fact, making Raven upset and angry. She becomes so furious at Beast Boy's rude behavior she curses the song which brutally ends his singing career due to the cursed song upsetting the majority of fans and couples in the audience and the song also affects the people of Jump City. Beast Boy later realizes his mistake and rushes back to Jump City to fix the damage he's done which Raven becomes so happy he came back, even tearing up. Beast Boy apologizes to her but Raven tells him to keep singing his new tune to lift the song curse. The song eventually ends the curse and as Beast Boy leaned in to kiss Raven in victory, she holds him back from doing so with her huge fist made out of soul self and tells him he's still in "the doghouse" for his absurd actions of disobeying her in the first place, not letting him off the hook that easily. She drops an actual doghouse onto him while Beast Boy morphs into a dog and groans in utter shame while the other three Titans watch in amusement of their juicy relationship drama.
In "TV Knight 2", during Beast Boy’s musical number, Raven was jealous as she thought Beast Boy was flirting with Terra, though she was quite happy to have a car ride with him.
Raven having a ride with Beast Boy.
Nevertheless, she then once mistaken him flirting with Terra again and she furiously threw the car onto him without clarifying (excluding Terra who managed to run away), causing Beast Boy to yell in agony. (Still, this might only be done out of acting since they were both on a program that Batman and Commissioner Gordon were watching).
Raven finding out how Beast Boy is also singing to Terra.
In "The Self-Indulgent 200th Episode Spectacular!", fan art of Beast Boy and Raven together can be seen on the walls at Warner Bros. Studio. This displays the strong support from the crew of how they approve the two's relationship.
In "Brain Percentages", Raven is heartbroken to hear how Beast Boy labels her as someone who can't feel deep emotions owing to her anger issues and would likely follow her dad's malicious footsteps and destroy the world, she flies out of the dining room and says her heart is empty.
Beast Boy and Raven hold each other's hands as they watch in amazement as The Night Begins to Shine alternate reality is being repaired.
In "Chapter Four: The Night Begins to Shine" after the dragon was defeated, Beast Boy and Raven were seen dancing together and holding hands.
In "Ones and Zeroes", as Beast Boy cried about not able to have burritos anymore because of the Pizza Apocalypse, Raven comforted him and agreed with him.
Raven hugging Beast Boy who mourns over the happening of the apocalypse.
In "Mo' Money Mo' Problems", when Robin is showing her and the other Titans around Wayne Manor, Raven and Beast Boy have some fun shouting at each other across the long table in one of the rooms.
In "TV Knight 3", although their relationship has been progressing throughout the course of the series, when they are promoting "Jump City Petting Zoo", Raven still toys Beast Boy by continuously ordering him to transform into sundry animals for advertising purpose, and each request of hers gets more ridiculous over time, which eventually tires Beast Boy and he ends up morphing into a deformed creature.
In "Teen Titans Go! To the Movies", Raven immediately saves Beast Boy who gets blasted off by Slade in the midair. At first, she tells him to stop talking, but then briefly smiles at him before throwing him onto the ground. Later, when Beast Boy gets kicked violently by a brainwashed Robin, she is the first to show tremendous concern towards Beast Boy.
In "The Power of Shrimps", Raven is not buying Beast Boy's courtship and roasts him by regarding him as insincere because she sees the meals he made for her as a lack of effort. In the end, she even punishes him and Aqualad to cook for her and Berto after witnessing how they are trying to compete over her affection. This implies that she has high standards for Beast Boy when it comes to sincerity.
In "Nostalgia is Not a Substitute for an Actual Story", she seems to treat Beast Boy nicer by allowing him to have a free ride in the basket of her bicycle.
Raven is definitely not permitting Beast Boy to flirt with other babes!
In "How's this for a Special? Spaaaace", Raven angrily refrains Beast Boy by yanking his uniform when she notices that he is going to flirt with the space girls
In "Tall Titan Tales", she and Beast Boy have fun in retelling the Paul Bunyan tale together.
They seem to work well on defeating some evil scientists together in "The Metric System vs Freedom".
In "Campfire!", Raven and Beast Boy blame each other on whose responsibility it is to ignite a forest fire, with her scolding Beast Boy for not being able to clear a proper ten-foot radius of land.
In "Teen Titans Go! vs Teen Titans", Raven is the one who openly displays her feelings for Beast Boy after her powers are drained by the OG Trigon, winking at him romantically and flirtatiously and attempting to smooch him until he prevents her. After returning to the 2013 universe, she even calls him handsome as he praises her for having better control of her powers.
Raven openly showing her feelings to Beast Boy after waking up.
In "Butt Atoms", during the Titans' (excluding Robin) farting game, Raven is enraged with Beast Boy who is trying to fart at her and give him a painful punch. However, she does get horrified when Beast Boy as a mindless toot mutant is about to fart at her before she gets affected herself.
In "Magic Man" Beast Boy wants to become a magic man, but he accidentally destroys Raven's spellbook, so they must find another, much to her initial chagrin. During the "quest", Beast Boy helps Raven to cross a bridge, protects her from the attack of a giant and wolves, and he even gives burrito flowers. But instead of appreciating him, Raven is sick of his (seemingly) stupid powers, so she ditches him. After Raven goes to see the Book Wizard who refuses to give her a new copy of her book, Beast Boy comes to save her with his burrito powers. At the end of the episode, Raven thanks Beast Boy for the help, and she says she always believed in him and he is a little magic man. Then the two lovebirds leave laughing.
In "Titans Go Casual", Raven is grossed out TWICE seeing Beast Boy being nude, and she comments both instances as indecent.
In "Justice League's Next Top Talent Idol Star: Justice League Edition", Raven is indifferent when Beast Boy begs her to be his boyfriend, and only accepts his plea with the condition of him leaving her alone. Beast Boy then decides to vow to stop texting her and such, but she still gets annoyed and slams the entire table onto him.
In "The Night Begins to Shine Two: You're the One", Raven holds Beast Boy by the waist while they are riding on a motorcycle like a couple. Later, Raven saves Beast Boy from falling debris and holds his hand.
Raven seen hugging around Beast Boy's hips.
In "Where Exactly on the Globe is Carl Sanpedro? - Part 1", Raven gets jealous when Beast Boy begins to admire Mindy Oakland's legs, and therefore gives him a punch with her shadow fist.
In ''Where Exactly on the Globe is Carl Sanpedro? - Part 3'', when Raven talks about romantic movies she imagines her and Beast Boy (in different art styles) about to kiss on top of a mountain. In the same episode her and Beast Boy tell Robin that he'll find love where he's not trying to find it.
In "Where Exactly on the Globe is Carl Sanpedro? - Part 4", The episode starts off with her and Beast Boy play sword fighting with the cricket bats. They also both get verbally annoyed with Alberto about being ambiguous about their next location.
In "Kryptonite", After the monster on the mountain is defeated and while all of the Titans celebrate Beast Boy and Raven double fist pump one another.
In "Lucky Stars", Raven reads Beast Boy's star sign (Taurus) and says that his qualities are that he's "lovable" and "charming" which causes him to flirt with her before she punches him with a giant fist. She also calls herself "Mama" (Beast Boy's nickname for her) after Beast Boy wins a lot of money.
In "BBRAEBDAY", Raven actually shows an interest in what Beast Boy wants to use his free wish for and is the only Titan not to belittle him for wanting his tricycle back. When Raven has her first rage moment Beast Boy is able to pat her on the shoulder and calm her down and she even apologizes to him for her behavior. Also at the end of the episode when she apologizes to everyone about her behavior she gives her own apology to Beast Boy and even puts her hand on his shoulder during it, similar to how she did in "BBBDAY!" and "Magic Man".
In "I Am Chair", the two can be seen during the montage to be playing a game of monkey-in-the-middle with them on opposite ends and Starfire and two monkeys being the monkeys in the middle.
In "Justice League's Next Top Talent Idol Star: Dance Crew Edition", after Raven and Starfire's team makes it to the finals she runs up to Beast Boy and gives him a hug and the two continue to hold each other's hands as Beast Boy congratulates them and she thanks him.
In "Creative Geniuses", Whenever Beast Boy hands her the limited edition Pretty Pretty Pegasus collectable you can see her get visually excited.
In "Trans Oceanic Magical Cruise", While relaxing in the pool Beast Boy pulls out two coconut drinks and hands one to Raven and they cling their cups together. Also, later on they high-five one another (with Raven initiating it).
In "Polly Ethylene and Tara Phthalate", The episode starts with Raven going up to Beast Boy to splash him followed by the two (along with Cyborg) laughing.
In "Batman's Birthday Gift", while the Titans are in the party bus you can see Beast Boy and Raven dancing next to one another while the other Titans appear to be dancing by their individual selves.
In "What a Boy Wonders", in Raven's story she wraps her arm around Beast Boy while trying to convince him to wish for a magic van instead of a magic carpet.
In "Captain Cool", when the Titans are fighting against Robin, Beast Boy and Raven fight him off together before imaginary defeating him.
In "Sweet Revenge", Beast Boy and Raven act as the customers for Robin's Dr. Freeze Ice Cream and Starfire and Cyborg's Joker Gelato business tactics and promotions. The two act very in sync and share the same facial expressions throughout. (There's even a scene where Raven pushes Beast Boy away from Robin's business.)
In "Jump City Rock", The two are seen fighting each other before Nandi gives a speech about music and love and Raven grabs Beast Boy's hand saying "They shouldn't be fighting." while they passionately look at one another for a brief second.
Raven is envious of Beast Boy's admiration for Mindy.
In "The Score", their relationship is briefly strained when Beast Boy finds out the photos of her and Aqualad on their Bahamas operation/trip under the influence of Ludwig Von Sournote's score. The strain is seemingly resolved after Robin kicks some senses back into both of them.
In "Looking For Love", Raven appreciates and accepts Beast Boy's Valentine's Day gift, which is a box of half of chocolates. Both of them are also displeased when Robin ruins the chocolates.
In "Easter Annihilation", Raven and Beast Boy, being the only survivors, team up to fight against the Easter Bunny. When both are trapped inside the spaceship, they decide to stay with each other to blast off the paint of the moon, and even give each other an emotional embrace before the spaceship leaves a heart mark on the moon. They both cheer for each other when they realize they have survived the crash via the escape pod, before realizing that Jump City only has more bunnies now.
Starfire (best female friend)
Starfire is the only Titan whom Raven doesn't get actively annoyed at (although Raven sometimes dislikes Starfire participating in the boys' silliness), and appears to be one of Raven's closest companions aside from Beast Boy. Starfire is extremely friendly to Raven, but Raven is often not that interested. She often tries to reject Starfire, (mostly failing), though usually not in a mean way---she just wants to be left alone. Even when she does try to be a little mean, Starfire doesn't understand because of her naivety of Earth culture. Anyway, they have a 'somewhat' BFF or sister relationship, and they seem to be the second pair of closest friends apart from Beast Boy and Cyborg.
In "Dog Hand," Starfire says to Raven's father, redundantly, that she is Raven's best female friend within the Teen Titans (apart from Raven, Starfire is the only female in the Titans).
Raven and Starfire showing their dislike in disgusting dirty boys.
In "Girl's Night Out", despite her initial reluctance to join, Raven joins Starfire and Jinx in a girls' night out, and they all have a good time.
Starfire, along with Cyborg, teases Raven about supposedly being jealous of Beast Boy's relationship with Terra in "Terra-ized."
In "Caged Tiger", Raven and Starfire have enough with the boys’ stupidity and decide to wait for them on the roof so as to fight Dr. Light, but they end up spending time with him and almost change him for good until the boys interrupt and beat him up, which ultimately ruins their friendship with him.
Starfire decides to bathe Raven in Silkie's absence.
In "Missing", when the boys steal Silkie and take him back to Killer Moth for a reward, Raven counsels a depressed Starfire and tries to convince her that Silkie isn't capable of loving Starfire in the same way she does to him. At one point, Starfire resorts to her habit of "licking Silkie to bathe him" on Raven, who is deeply disgusted. Raven then takes Starfire to Killer Moth's lair, where they see Killer Moth caring for Silkie, and are about to leave when they hear Killer Moth plunge Silkie into a pool of mutagenic chemicals. Raven finally supports Starfire in bringing Silkie back, but then, a mutated Silkie emerges from the pool, now giant-sized and able to talk. However, Silkie is equally as friendly, and tells Starfire he loves her, which makes Starfire happy. Raven admits her mistake and apologizes to Starfire and Silkie before the two take a ride on Silkie's back.
In "Artful Dodgers", they sing a duet "Team Titans" (spoofed off the original "Teen Titans" theme song, yet shorter and with different animations.)
Raven giving Starfire a lesson in Earth culture.
In "Knowledge," Starfire becomes very upset because she lacks the ability to understand human/Earth culture. Raven tries to comfort her by singing a song to her to cheer her up (which it does). Later, Raven casts a spell on Starfire to make her smarter, which causes everyone to feel miserable, including Raven herself. At the end of the episode, Raven apologizes to Starfire and says that she should have taught her the 'old fashioned way' instead of using her magic as a shortcut.
In "Love Monsters", Raven warns Starfire that not everything can be solved with affection and told her not to open the chest containing Twin Destroyers of Azarath. Nevertheless, Starfire quickly neglects Raven’s warning and unintentionally causes the monsters to become stronger. After Starfire gives out insults which weaken the monsters, Raven is proud of how Starfire is mean to the cuteness she can’t handle, but Starfire still gets snapped by her and the boys before giving out a kiss to the monsters again.
Raven and Starfire getting angry at each other.
It seems that at times, Raven and Starfire's relationship can be tested, as shown in "Caramel Apples," where they have a fight with each other. Other than that, they are pretty close friends, and even pretend to play the role of being each others' fathers for the rest of Father's Day.
In "Boys vs Girls," they both team up with each other (due to the fact that they are the only females in the Titans Tower) to compete against the male Titans, to prove which gender is more superior. Together, they work as a team and win the bet. They both seem to get quite annoyed with the boys at times.
In "Cool School", when Ravager is holding the Titans at sword-point, Starfire tells Raven that they may not be cool but they are her friends.
In "Nean", when Starfire asks Raven to attend the chili wedding despite knowing the latter has doubts about her engagement with the chili, Raven rejects by snapping at Starfire at first but then her “nice form” makes her supportive to Starfire’s chili wedding. Nevertheless, Raven still accomplishes in interrupting the wedding and remarking its dumbness, and after Starfire announces that she doesn’t love the chili and thanks, Raven, the girls share a hug.
In "Two Parter", upon realizing that Beast Boy has peed in the swimming pool, Raven immediately drags Starfire away to prevent Starfire from getting into the “warm spot”.
In "The True Meaning of Christmas", when the Titans split up to search for the Naughty List, Raven and Starfire are immediately tempted to eat everything in the house of Gingerbread Man owing to their common love of gingerbread, and later the two have an enjoyable experience... devouring the whole house as well as the poor Gingerbread Man...
In "Operation Dude Rescue," Raven defends her against Rose Wilson, who is teasing her.
In "Teen Titans Save Christmas", Raven willingly teams up with Starfire as Christmas elves when Robin assigns them to be the ones to make toys and later they comply with Robin's order on battling with Santa Claus.
In "The Inner Beauty of a Cactus", Raven reminds Starfire on no need to change the way of speaking language as a means to prove herself, but Starfire refuses to listen to her advice. She is also the first to worry about Starfire losing the normal personality after knowing that Starfire has kissed an excessive number of people.
In "BBSFBDAY", Raven gives the movie tickets that were supposed for Beast Boy to Starfire and offers Starfire to watch a movie about the guys whose moms have the same name, which unknowingly makes Beast Boy jealous.
In "BBCYFSHIPBDAY", Raven and Starfire team up with Robin so as to help Beast Boy and Cyborg to become best bros again, but their efforts died in vain. Luckily, after Beast Boy and Cyborg reconciled with each other and defeated Cinderblock with their reborn Friendship Friend, the girls and Robin finally realized that friendship can’t be forced and to celebrate the rebirth of the Friendship Friend of Beast Boy and Cyborg, they had a party with the male Titans.
In "Bro-Pocalypse", both girls equally find the boys' "bro-out" repulsive and nonsensical. When all the male Titans carelessly injure themselves, Starfire and Raven accompany each other and head to Mount Bro-suvius in order to prevent the Bro-Pocalypse from occurring. At the outset, they act like bros quite unnaturally, yet as their adventure progress, they behave more and more similar to bros, and they even manage to stop the apocalypse regardless bickering earlier, until the boys who come out of nowhere reach the mountain top and ruin their experience of being bros.
In "The Scoop!", Starfire grieves after Raven sends the latter's waffle maker into the trash can, unknowingly making Starfire feels uneasy when she and the boys disapprove Starfire bonding with the scoop and even Starfire goes as far as kidnapping her and the boys to coerce them to tell where has the scoop gone before she and the boys approve the relationship between Starfire and the scoop. Fortunately, she and the boys are being forgiven by Starfire and all of them celebrate for the things they grow attached to.
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Raven accepting Starfire's choice to befriend the scoop.
In "Slapping Butts and Celebrating for No Reason", Raven bonds with Starfire by slapping each other's butts.
In "Nostalgia is Not a Substitute for an Actual Story", Raven compliments Starfire's hairstyle, which the latter appreciates. She later gives Starfire advice on how to properly reply to the two 80s girls who like the latter's hair by explaining the definition of the slang.
In "Lil' Dimples", Raven is being comforted by Starfire who tells her that her father is the problem. She is later being advised by Starfire on not to force herself too hard on practicing her dance.
In "Strength of a Grown Man", it is shown that Starfire and Raven enjoy having tea parties together.
In "Girls Night In", Raven can't agree with Starfire's excitement regarding on Blackfire's visit and warns her that Blackfire merely schemes to conquer Earth during their night out with the other girls. However, she does feel pitiful for Starfire who has been denounced by Blackfire, and along with the other girls, ultimately assists Starfire on defeating Blackfire.
In "Beast Boy on a Shelf", Starfire and Raven bond over drawing a derogatory doodle of Santa Claus with their markers on the wall.
In "Bat Scouts", Starfire gives Raven, Cyborg and Beast Boy each a friendship bracelet she has made, which Raven finds it cool in return.
Starfire and Raven bonding over rollerblading.
In "Jam", Starfire and Raven's bond shines when they are rollerblading in sync with each other, competing against the Brainy Brawlers alongside Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy and Catwoman, as well as pursuing the three Gotham Sirens with a strong display of friendship and solidarity after the two of them realize the three villainesses have deceived them.
In spite of their closeness, there are still occasions in which Raven's actions make Starfire distressed. In "Second Christmas", Raven, Cyborg and Beast Boy are jealous that Starfire gets the chance to celebrate a “second Christmas” so they make up a Second Christmas. After the truth is revealed by the three (owing to Robin’s force), Raven tries to apologize but Starfire goes nuts and Raven lays unconscious with the three boys and Silkie and gets sent to hospital after the Tower gets blown up. Also, in "Secret Garden", Starfire is not delighted to see Raven entering the garden without permission and later Starfire is heartbroken to see Raven draining the life forces of the flowers. In "Real Art", Starfire even goes as far as trapping Raven and the boys inside the art gallery via Rainbow Raider's assistance only because Raven and the boys had harsh opinions on the cat painting she bought from Rainbow Raider.
On the contrary, currently, the known occasions of Raven showing obvious irritation towards Starfire include in "Crazy Day" when Starfire joins in the boys' craziness and "Kabooms" when she snaps at Starfire, who begs her to be the makeup artist, to stay off with "Are you kidding me?" (though she has to please Starfire by praising the costumes as "very nice"). The harshest time is when Starfire (as Incredible Quad) turns evil with the rest of the boys as the members of League of Legs and Raven (as Mega Legasus) crushed their legs (counting Starfire's) in order to diminish the wicked power inside the legs.
Cyborg
Cyborg finally realizes how annoying he has been, and apologizes to Raven.
Raven is frequently annoyed by Cyborg's immaturity and selfishness, especially when he causes trouble with his best friend Beast Boy or compels her to participate in activities she dislikes, but deep down she cares about him. In later episodes they get along a lot better, and don't have much disagreements compared to the older seasons.
In "Meatball Party", Raven is upset with him, because he wants her to eat a meatball, but she doesn't want to. Cyborg seemed to have a pattern of forcing Raven to do things she doesn't want to do, which he finally understands by the end of the episode, but he simply can't help himself when it came to meatball parties.
Cyborg and Starfire tease Raven about her being jealous of Beast Boy's "relationship" with Terra in "Terra-ized."
Red Raven expressing her fury at Cyborg.
In "Colors of Raven," Red Raven continuously beats Cyborg up and openly expresses all of her anger and disgust Raven holds towards him. Cyborg also gets along well with Pink Raven, with whom he has a lot of fun.
Cyborg hugs Raven after she offers to make him a human again.
In "Real Boy Adventures," after Cyborg expresses regret at being half-robot and wishes to be human again, Raven informs him that she can make it happen, and offers to do it for him, Overjoyed, Cyborg hugs her. She then proceeds to put him through an extremely painful process, but it indeed manages to make him fully human again.
In "Cool School," Cyborg tells her that he thinks of her as a sister, which Raven appears flattered by.
In “Yearbook Madness”, after Cyborg continues to beg and even attempt to take her hood off during Picture Day, Raven hits the ceiling and goes insane, attacking and horrifying Cyborg.
In "Thanksgiving", she tried to protect him after Trigon turned him into a turkey and tried to cook him. She says that eating him wasn't part of the Thanksgiving deal. She later sarcastically says that she's thankful he turned Cyborg into a turkey.
In "Scary Figure Dance", after Cyborg cries for the loss of candies as the H.I.V.E blew up the candy factory, Raven is the first one to get tightly clutched by Cyborg and she is then seen putting one of her hands on Cyborg’s shoulder, probably comforting him or to express her sadness with him out of empathy.
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Raven giving Cyborg a pat of condolence.
In "Butt Atoms", during the farting game (which excludes Robin), Raven is caught off guard when Cyborg barges into her room with a launch of his fart attack, which really horrifies her.
In "Manor and Mannerisms", Raven's friendship with Cyborg is evident when both of them work together to train the pheasant Thanksgiving Leftovers together and rig the pheasant race just to help the said pheasant realize its worth.
Robin
Raven and Robin's relationship is very complex and competitive and varies over the course of the series. Raven is often annoyed by Robin's self-absorbed nature and bossiness, while Robin dislikes Raven's cold, overly serious nature. Despite their differences, they do appear to hold a level of respect for one another, though in most occasions they go neck to neck with each other.
In "Dog Hand", she refuses to discuss her father until Robin confronts her on the subject and forces it out of her. She also helps him find a replacement staff in "Staff Meeting" by giving him the location of the Universe Tree.
Raven tricks Robin into doing the laundry.
In "Laundry Day", Robin refuses to do the laundry when it's his turn and instead uses a set of contests to put the task on Raven instead. Raven becomes very irritated at Robin and refuses to let him inside when he's trapped outside the tower naked. She later used a spell to make the Titans' clothes come to life, under the guise that they are possessed by the slime and attacking the Titans. Robin finally apologizes and states he would be willing to do the laundry for a whole year if they ever got out of that mess. Raven finally receives the answer she had been waiting for and taunts Robin for having to do a year of laundry.
In "Colors of Raven", Red Raven continuously beats up Robin and Cyborg throughout the episode, often for no reason at all. Gray Raven also has a habit of hiding behind Robin or puking on him, to which Robin seems to be sympathetic towards. Robin also tries to kiss Purple Raven in order to get her back into the crystal at her kissing booth, before Starfire intervenes.
In "Uncle Jokes", Raven is the only other Titan that finds Robin's "Uncle" jokes humorous.
Raven yelling at Robin after she slapped him in the face.
In "Real Magic", Raven continually warns Robin that his abuse of magic will anger the Magic God. Later on, both of them are summoned by the Magic God, who is actually mad at Raven. The Magic God banishes Raven, but Robin convinces them to give her one more chance. Raven returns and, with Robin's help, please the Magic God, who releases her. From that point on, Raven promises to be more positive towards Robin and his "stupid" games.
Robin preventing Raven to meet up with the Pretty Pretty Pegasus ponies.
In "Thanksgiving", Raven states that Robin is her least favorite teammate. In "Hose Water", Raven has an ongoing egg pun contest with Robin throughout the course of the episode.
Robin and Raven share a hug.
In "Let's Get Serious", Raven joins the other Titans in telling Robin to lighten up when he keeps trying to be more serious. When he lectures the other Titans, he says all of them have become far too silly, making special mention to say "even Raven". When Raven protests, he reveals he went and saw her stand-up comedy act. Robin is shown in the audience, unimpressed by Raven, and later tells her that no matter how hard she tried, she wasn't funny.
In "Nean", Raven goes to Robin when he was crying on the couch over a pot of chili. Raven (in her nice form) tells Robin to be himself, and when Robin protests that the chili is cool, Raven says that he's cool, too. Robin thanks Raven, and they both hug. After that, when Robin leaves the room smiling, Raven smiles and realizes that it felt good to help Robin out and that being nice isn't so bad.
In "Boys vs Girls", Robin continuously makes remarks about how boys are superior to girls, which greatly irritates Raven and Starfire. Robin is furious when the girls win over Beast Boy and Cyborg's respect, and they start hanging out with the girls. To win back the boys, he steals a vial of "cooties" from a government laboratory and infects the girls with it. Raven immediately suspects Robin doing it. Robin offers the girls a cure through a "cootie catcher", but only if the girls admit that boys are better. In retaliation, the girls try to touch the boys so they catch the cooties as well. After a long chase around town, the girls succeed, and Robin gives in to Raven's demands and hands over the cootie catcher.
In "Leg Day", Raven (as Lady Legasus) is the one who saves Robin (Captain Cankle) from one of the leg robots and put herself into a dangerous situation before Robin and the other members of the League Of Legs help her.
In I'm the Sauce, Raven smirks when Robin gets himself burnt by the soda volcano's "lava".
In "Arms Race with Legs", Robin and the other members of the League of Legs challenge Raven‘s leadership role as Lady Legasus and they defeat her through cheating by putting rigs into her suit. Although she later accepts his apology as Mega Legasus, it takes her a while to realize she has used so much strength that she broke their legs as a result...
In "Crazy Desire Island", Raven somewhat takes advantage of Robin's huge crush on Starfire. In her wish, Starfire seems to have fallen in love with Robin. Extremely flattered, Robin happily cries tears of joy. Just as things are about to take the next turn, Raven's wish ends, which leaves Robin heartbroken and a satisfied Raven smiling.
In "Teen Titans Save Christmas", Raven is the one to save Robin from an immensely infuriated family who considers the latter as an intruder with her crowbar which she uses to break a window of the family's house.
In "The Inner Beauty of a Cactus", Raven tries to use the cactus a few times so that she can have fun flirting with Robin.
In "Justice League's Next Top Talent Idol Star", Raven groans that how she originally wants to congratulate Robin but his obnoxious vaunting has diminished her thought of doing so.
In "The Academy", Raven and the three others are furious on how Robin tries to monopolize the Teen Titans Award and she's the first to punch him with her One Big Punch and snatch his cards. However, after the Academy destroys the award, she and the others decide to assist Robin in fighting the Academy.
In "Thanksgetting", Raven sarcastically states how grateful it is to have Robin as her friend, which delights Robin a little until he finds out she is scoffing him.
In "Demon Prom", Raven manages to coax Robin to go to the prom with her and she let him play her up as she knows Robin desires to be prom king and she also thinks he can be a helpful person to upset her dad.
In "Flashback", Robin hits Raven and the others for disobeying after she summons a demon into the tower. It’s later revealed that before she becomes a Titan, Robin shouts at her for causing troubles in the city and eliminates her by beating her and the other up with the table as she punches him with her shadow punch and fails to complete a puzzle, but she still decides to help him evict Kid Flash despite his treatment to her earlier. After Robin recovers from his flashback, Raven admits she and the others have brought out the worst of him yet she doesn’t seem to regret joining the team.
Raven singing to Robin
In "Teen Titans Go! to the Movies", Raven sings along during the song Upbeat Inspirational Song About Life to encourage Robin that the power is inside of him. When Robin is manipulated, she and the other Titans are terrified and concerned; after Robin returns to normal, she and the other Titans embrace him with a hug.
Raven trying to tell Robin to snap out of the mind control
In "Mo' Money Mo' Problems", Raven is the one who tells Robin to allow Alfred Pennyworth to leave the manor, which Robin listens. When seeing how Robin has been mistreated by Batman (judging by the small old and semi-empty childhood room of his) and unable to get a poster, she sympathizes his past but she and the others then tempt him to squander Batman's money to fulfill his desires, which obviously leads all of them into trouble, as they soon attract the attention of Gotham's villains until Alfred, who returns to the manor, saves the day.
In "BBRBDAY", Raven gets coerced by Robin who prohibits her from using the washroom unless she agrees to participate in his party, which she obliges.
In "The Metric System vs Freedom", Raven gives a speech to free Robin from the scientists' manipulation and reminds him of his American individuality when Robin is about to hit her with a meter stick, which actually works out on breaking him free from psychosis.
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Robin and Raven's ruler fight
In "Lil' Dimples", tension is stirred up between Robin and Raven when both are determined to compete for the 1st place of the beauty pageant. Raven is also noticeably grossed out when Robin is being "Lil' Dimples".
In "The Bergerac", Raven calls Robin a psycho for kissing a tree, which irks the latter. She also teases Robin for possibly not being able to receive another kiss from a person by labeling him as "unattractive".
In "Girls Night In", Raven and the other girls are annoyed with Robin's silly antics with the Cyborg and Beast Boy. She also mentions that she once managed to fool Robin with a doll that closely resembles her and went on an excursion for two weeks.
In "We're Off To Get Awards", Raven gets a scolding from Robin after she considers awards as unrealistic and worthless, much to Robin's chagrin.
In "Where Exactly on the Globe is Carl Sanpedro? - Part 4", Raven mocks Robin about his weird secret of taking selfies of himself wearing a bird suit, and even leads Starfire, Cyborg and Beast Boy to also openly humiliate Robin as well just to force him to submit and bring them to Dubrovnik.
Raven hugs Robin
In "The Cast", Raven smirks over Robin falling off the Titan Robot, clearly relishing in his misfortune.
In "Christmas Magic", Raven is the first person to slap Robin back to his senses when he overreacts. She also states that she despises him but also enjoys spending Christmas with him, reaffirming her love-hate relationship with him.
Silkie
Raven dresses Silkie up as "Princess Silkie Soft".
Raven seems to be Silkie's friend, because in "Legendary Sandwich" and "Nose Mouth", she is playing with her Pretty Pretty Pegasus dolls with him. However, in "Dog Hand" she throws him out by breaking the window, though it is more due to rage than a dislike for Silkie. In "Missing", she rides on him along with Starfire after Silkie is mutated by Killer Moth, allowing them to fly around and above Jump City.
Bumblebee
Although not many interactions are shown between them, Raven generally gets along with Bumblebee quite well after Bumblebee joined the team in "Forest Pirates".
In "Snot and Tears", Raven panics and urges Bumblebee to remove Robin’s underpants from the flag pole when they along with Starfire, Cyborg and Beast Boy witness Robin being half-naked, which Bumblebee obliges.
In "Girls Night In", Bumblebee is one of the girls who stand on Raven’s side to battle against Blackfire.
In "Communicate Openly", nevertheless, Raven behaves quite jerky towards Bumblebee, acting like a monster roommate towards the latter by causing Bumblebee to get stuck in the elevator.
Enemies
Trigon (father)
Raven has a very strained and poor relationship with her demonic father, Trigon. His relationship with Raven is more toned down than compared to the original series as Trigon's only desire for Raven is for her to grow up to be like him. Raven apparently decided at some point in the past that she wanted to be a hero, rather than follow in her father's footsteps (though she once claimed that he kicked her out because she refused to enslave the universe with him). Thinking it was just a phase she was going through, Trigon didn't mind it too much. Later on, he realized that she fully intended to remain a hero and now, Trigon is continuously trying to force her to embrace her birthright as a demon spawn. This is exactly what he does in "Dog Hand", where he arrives at Titans Tower to convince her to join him.
Raven does not want to follow in her father's footsteps.
In "Dreams", Raven's dream focuses on Trigon's return to conquer the earth. In the dream, Trigon tries to force her to join him, as it is "her destiny". Raven is eventually able to overcome him and defeat him. Strangely though, her demon side takes over, and she decides to do what he wanted and kills her friends. She then takes over the world, just like her father wanted her to.
Raven frustrated with Starfire and Trigon's bond.
In "Caramel Apples", Trigon comes for a visit to destroy the world, because Raven didn't give anything to him for Father's Day. Raven claims that he is acting like a baby. When Trigon starts to spend more time with Starfire, Raven starts to feel somewhat jealous of their growing relationship, telling Starfire that Trigon isn't her father, which then causes a fight to break out between Raven and Starfire. When the fight is over, Trigon is seen to be enjoying the fight while eating popcorn, and protests that it ended too quickly, saying that it was just getting interesting. He then confessed to them both that all the fighting was his idea. Raven (with Starfire's help) then opens a portal to send Trigon to another dimension, where he vocalizes to be back for Thanksgiving. Raven confesses to Starfire that she still wants him to love her, even though she doesn't want to be an evil demon spawn like he wants her to be.
Trigon and Raven fighting for Turkey Cyborg
In "Thanksgiving", Trigon joins his daughter Raven on Thanksgiving at Titans Tower as he promised. He later turns Cyborg into a turkey, and prepares to eat him. Raven notices this, and tries to stop him from eating her friend. She fails and says to go ahead and eat him because he never listens to her anyway, a sad puppy dog looks on her face. He tries to ignore it at first, but he keeps looking back at her until he finally gives up on trying to kill and eat Cyborg. Trigon states that he wanted her to have an actual turkey on Thanksgiving, but Raven states that eating her friend wasn't part of the deal.
In “Justice League's Next Top Talent Idol Star”, Raven reveals how Trigon always popped up and stopped her from dancing since her childhood. Then when Raven is introducing herself and shows off her dress which she has spent two weeks making, Trigon suddenly arrives (probably through a portal) and rips it off right in front of her eyes. In order to impress him, Raven (who fixes her torn dress into a new one via magic) performs a demonic ballet, which makes Trigon supports her later on, though he seems to be very furious after Robin is chosen (before Birdarang says the winner is the ventriloquist dummy)...
In "Demon Prom", Trigon compels Raven to attend Demon Prom by threatening to destroy Earth and she has to submit. When Raven allows her friends to mess up the prom so as to prevent herself from being Prom Queen, Trigon is obviously enraged and then devastated after she points out his selfishness. Later, as the other Titans mistrust him by advertising her to be Prom Queen because they are being tricked by his grief, Trigon is very happy to know Raven is being chosen as Prom Queen, until she uses her staff to zombify the other patrons who push him into the portal to the underworld, WITHOUT HER.
In "Flashback", it is revealed that Raven used to follow Trigon to cause mayhem in different places (for example, he told her to create havoc in Jump City) until she left him.
In "TV Knight", however, in spite of their usually tensed relationship, Trigon compliments Raven for cooking breakfast she makes for him and she happily thanks him back.
Thanks for the breakfast, honey.
In spite of their strident relationship, Raven still attempts to mend it by reconnecting with him through a dance she once failed to perform during a beauty pageant as a young child, as seen in "Lil' Dimples". As a desperate means to impress Trigon, she even undergoes the process of putting on excessive cosmetics and continuously forces herself to perfect her dance moves. When she finds out that her father merely manipulates her to master the dance which, in truth, is a ritual for summoning a ferocious monster, she is first incensed by his trickery of tricking her into assisting him to achieve his goal of enslaving the universe, but then sincerely pleads him to become the good dad she has always yearned for. Her plead ultimately moves him, and after they defeat the monster together, Raven is pleased to know that her dad still values her in the end.
In "What We Learned at Camp", nonetheless, Raven is still incensed and disappointed with Trigon resorting back to his world dominance scheme and doesn't resist from fighting back against him.
In "Teen Titans Go! vs Teen Titans", they not only still retain a rift between them, but Trigon is also revealed to be exceedingly possessive and forceful on turning her into a complete demon, going as far as to capture her with OG Trigon. She ultimately defeats him and learns to control herself without his interventions.
More of Trigon's rather warped and self-serving parenting is demonstrated in "BBRAEBDAY", when he forces her to attend her sinister sixteen birthday party, gives her a dress that she doesn't want in the first place, and constantly pushes her around, which all culminate to her losing her rationality and morphing into a ruthlessly cruel monster without herself realizing. This heavily vindicates that his way of treating her disrespectfully and frivolously in a manipulative way has made Raven bear his negative traits and bring out her worst characteristics without herself realizing; in other words, hurting her mentality in the long haul.
Control Freak
Raven and Control Freak watching TV.
Raven and Control Freak seem to get along well at first, being able to bond with their interests in the same show. As in "Friendship" when they are shown to have the same typical emotions as a two-year-old baby when watching Pretty Pretty Pegasus. When Raven answers Control Freak's question for what is the plural of Pegasus she simply remarks, "A flerd. It's half flock, half herd". Control Freak simply calls her a "nerd", but Raven doesn't seem to mind. Raven is actually very happy when Control Freak sends her and the Titans into the show.
However, in later episodes when Control Freak appears, she and the other Titans are not welcome with his presence and is more than willing to defeat him.
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Aqualad (former love interest/ex-boyfriend)
Raven not buying Aqualad's flirty comments.
Initially, Raven does not have a good first impression of Aqualad and pushes him to the side. In "Pirates", she accepts his offering of meeting on the sea to make it clear that she is not interested in him. But then Aqualad takes her underwater in a bubble to show her a show of sharks eating the sea life, which appeals to Raven greatly. So much, in fact, that she develops a crush on him, and gives him a kiss on the cheek after their date. Later, when It's clear that Beast Boy is not happy with Raven's new "boyfriend", Raven decides "a fight to the death" between Aqualad and Beast Boy will decide who will take her to the skeleton shows. Aqualad shows that he has no interest in fighting for her, and with his guard down, Beast Boy unleashes his jealous rage, transforming into several animals and beating Aqualad to a pulp. After it is settled that Aqualad is not going to fight back, Raven ends the fight between them, and Aqualad says that she is a dark person before fainting to the floor.
Much later, in "Rocks and Water", it is revealed that Raven still held feelings for Aqualad. She tells him that she and Beast Boy are dating, trying to make him jealous. She and Beast Boy agree to his offer for a "double date" later that evening. Raven and Beast Boy began awkwardly flirt with each other, making Aqualad and Terra feel uncomfortable. After Aqualad and Terra have an argument at the party, Beast Boy and Raven continuously try to break them up, which they eventually do. Later in the episode, Raven banishes him and Terra (with Beast Boy's help) down the trash hole.
In "Head Fruit", Aqualad messages Beast Boy on DCUbook and asks him how Raven is doing.
In "Yearbook Madness", Aqualad writes in Raven's yearbook to please take him back.
In "TV Knight 2", after throwing the convertible car onto Beast Boy (excluding Terra who ran away), Raven seemed to look at Aqualad in an interested manner (but this might probably be done out of acting performance only).
Raven seemingly having interest on Aqualad.
In "The Power of Shrimps ", Raven seems to like Aqualad again, but as seen at the end of the episode, we can say that she only visits him because he serves her favorite dish which is shrimp and prime rib. After realizing that he and Beast Boy are competing for her love, she decides to teach them a lesson by forcing them to cook for her and Berto.
Raven demanding more food from Aqualad.
In "Glunkakakakah", Aqualad makes her marry him some point in the future, but she then divorces him and wins the court, breaking his heart.
However, in "The Score", Raven is shown to be on good terms with him, as they went to the Bahamas for a trip together without much animosity.
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Raven's photos with Aqualad at the Bahamas.
Ravager (on-and-off friend)
Raven and Rose hanging out.
Raven briefly becomes best friends with Rose in "Cool School". They first meet when the Titans attempt to stop Rose from breaking out of confinement in the Juvenile Correction Facility. Rose easily defeats the other Titans, using an assortment of insults that touch on their sensitive sides, which Raven appears to enjoy. When only Raven is left, the two exchange insults between each other, but eventually come to respect one another for being "cool", and start to hang out together. The two go and enjoy several activities with each other, including breaking into a music store and jamming, riding on a motorcycle, carving a statue of Robin being bossy, and playing games at the fair. When Robin is determined to put Rose back in prison, the girls engage in wordplay to fluster and confuse him, and state that Rose is already in prison. Eventually, Rose tries to throw a knife at Sticky Joe, which Raven does not allow, causing a fight to ensue between the two girls and ending their friendship. When Rose is about to finish Raven off, the other Titans show up to rescue her but are all effortlessly defeated. Rose once again holds all the Titans at swordpoint and asks if they had any last words. When the Titans begin showing affection to one another, they discover that Rose is repulsed by this, and keep at it until they thoroughly gross her out. The defeated Rose is put back in prison, and this time Raven doesn't join in with her when she tries to use wordplay to trick Robin.
In "Operation Dude Rescue", Rose is one of the girls Raven seeks to get extra help from when planning to rescue her male teammates from The Brain. At first, Rose doesn't want to offer her assistance but is later convinced to do so, and Rose and Raven even tell one another they've missed each other, which repairs their friendship.
In "The Titans Show", Raven takes on Rose and Terra in battle, having no choice. Nevertheless, "Girls Night In" demonstrates that both of them are in friendly terms again, with them dancing with each other as part of the Girls' Night In.
Raven and Rose dancing.
Jinx (frienemy/rival)
Raven and Jinx smiling at each other.
Raven and Jinx have an on-off friend/enemy relationship. They appear to be rivals since they have similar powers.
In "Girl's Night Out", it's revealed that Raven sometimes visits Jinx in jail to gloat at her. Jinx also states that Raven is her least favorite Titan. When Starfire wishes to break Jinx out of jail, Raven at first refuses but eventually agrees after succumbing to the puppy dog eyes. While Raven remains negative at first, Jinx's crazy antics do make her have some fun, and she starts to get along with Jinx.
In "Legs", Raven faces off against Jinx using her newly revealed legs and brutally beats her up using kicks.
In "Let's Get Serious", Raven, along with Starfire, breaks Jinx out of her chains to have a third girl's night out.
In "How 'Bout Some Effort", Raven (along with Starfire) willingly tries to cheer Jinx up about her argument with Cyborg.
In "Operation Dude Rescue", Jinx offers to help Raven and Starfire rescue their male teammates from The Brain.
In "Jinxed", while fighting Raven (again with Starfire) the two of them ask if Jinx would like to have another Girl's Night's before getting hit by one of her attacks.
In "Girls Night In", Jinx and Raven appear to be on good terms, and they also team up with the other Girls Night Out Crew to help Starfire defeat Blackfire.
Terra (former rival turned frenemy)
Raven about to fight against Terra.
Terra seems to be Raven's main enemy because Raven knew that her purpose was to bring down the Titans before the others caught on. It's also from her clear envy of Beast Boy's affection for Terra. From the start, Raven was suspicious of Terra. In the episode "Terra-ized", she has a feeling that Terra is a spy that's using Beast Boy's affections to discover the Titans' secrets. When Raven saves Beast Boy from getting crushed by Terra, they have a short battle. Raven won and trapped Terra in another dimension. When Terra returns in "Be Mine", she continues to spy on Terra after she escapes from the Trash Hole. This time, she manages to successfully convince Beast Boy of Terra's treachery, which depresses him. Raven is left clearly heartbroken when Beast Boy seems to win Terra over, combined with the fact that she is unable to express her true feelings for him. As she watches in an exchange of tears, she becomes angry and jealous. Raven then suddenly seals Terra back into the other dimension once again, with Beast Boy jumping in after her this time.
In "Rocks and Water", Raven comes up with a plan to ruin Terra's relationship with Raven's ex-boyfriend Aqualad. It fails on several attempts, but in the end, she and Beast Boy successfully break them up and with Beast Boy's help, she sends Terra back down the trash hole (but along with Aqualad this time).
In "I'm the Sauce", Raven and Terra's rivalry continues. Terra points at Raven for being her tapper, and is prepared to crush her with a boulder in a game of "Heads Up Seven Up". However, Raven shakes her head, indicating that she was not the tapper, and Terra's own boulder falls on top of her.
In "Operation Dude Rescue", Raven (along with Starfire, Jinx, and Rose) go down into the Trash Hole. A huge boulder comes falling towards them, and Raven uses her powers to destroy it before it hits them. Terra appears and asks what Raven is doing there. Raven tells Terra that she needs her help. Terra then angrily questions why should she help them. Raven tells her that by helping her, she could get out of the Trash Hole. Still not convinced, Terra turns down the offer. The other girls make way to exit the Trash Hole and Starfire mentions to Terra to enjoy staying there forever. Terra then suddenly accepts, and she joins them. Throughout the episode, Terra has the running gag of accidentally saying her evil plans out loud and ranting about what she has in mind for destroying the Titans. Raven angrily questions her, and she changes the subject. In the end, Raven actually admits that she thinks Terra is cool, and they (along with the other girls) go out for milkshakes.
Raven and Terra's dynamic can best be described as that of "frenemies", always fighting one day but hanging out another day, as despite their "truce", she and Raven still occasionally have bad blood between them, which is notably shown in TV Knight 2, when Raven believes that Beast Boy is "hitting on" with her, yet later they are shown to be friends again in Girls Night In, as Raven invites Terra to a slumber party in Titans Tower. They dance and have a good moment together along with the other girls.
Raven also briefly appears out of nowhere in We Are Titans from "Teen Titans Go! vs Teen Titans" in spite of being held captive beforehand, knocking Terra away from the piano during Beast Boy’s musical line.
Albert Jelenic
Raven and Albert first meet each other in "The Self-Indulgent 200th Episode Spectacular!". Initially, she and the other Titans have a great conversation with him, until they argue, which leads to Albert commanding his pets to attack her and the others before they fearfully retreat.
Fortunately, in "The Power of Shrimps", they seem to be on friendly terms and she even has a shrimp and prime rib date with him, with Beast Boy and Aqualad as their cooks.
Nana (grandmother)
Raven is upset to have her cheek being stretched by her grandma.
Raven is normally exasperated with her grandmother's overly doting attitude and constant infantilization, as demonstrated in "BBRAEBDAY" that she is uncomfortable and frustrated to be around Nana, rudely rejecting Nana's gift for her and even consuming Nana as a mindless monster.
Russ, Lyle and Suge (younger brothers)
Raven glad that her three brothers have returned to normal.
Raven is implied to be the caretaker of her triplet younger brothers/half-brothers Russ, Lyle and Suge, whenever Trigon shirks his parenting responsibilities as proven in "Cool Uncles". Due to their unstable temper and rather uncontrollable powers, Raven tends to find herself having a difficult time to look after them or pacify their finicky needs, and sometimes gets frustrated with them. Her pent-up wrath in "BBRAEBDAY" even results in her consuming them mindlessly.
Despite their rather elusive needs that make her frequently vexed at them, when compared to her resentment and hatred for Trigon and exasperation for her grandmother, they're the only family members she has to ever display a certain degree of affection to, showing that she does care about them unlike her other demonic biological family members.