This episode is arguably the best episode of the series. It is the culmination of the growing relationship between Robin and Starfire in the series (Later in the Teen Titans movie Trouble in Tokyo is the real climax, but this is as close as we get during the series). We are privileged to see Robin open himself up in a way that he obviously isn't accustomed to and it is strangely thrilling watching him have to struggle with his conflicting feelings of romance for Starfire and his desire to keep things the way they are (he has to do all of this while battling an alien monster that is nearly unbeatable). This episode also features really good humor from Cyborg and Beast Boy who struggle to reassemble the Titans broken down T-ship (hence, the reason why the Titans are "Stranded" on an alien planet) and even Raven graces us with some humor as she ends up separated from the other Titans but is not alone as she is visited by funny local aliens.
All things considered, it's a great episode where we see personal growth and change coming from difficult decision making. We also get to see the consequences of denying our true feelings and causing unnecessary confusion in other people; this is seen with Starfire and how she is temporarily unable to use her powers because she is confused about where she is in her relationship with Robin. We also get to witness all of this while being treated to some of the best humor seen in the show. Definitely 10/10. Hopefully I didn't spoil anything too much if you haven't seen this episode of the show!
EDIT: Just so everyone knows, I don't really like Trouble in Tokyo that much, I'd give it about 7.5/10. I just say that so that people don't think I'm comparing what happens in Trouble in Tokyo to what happens in this episode. This episode is WAY better than Trouble in Tokyo IMO.
All things considered, it's a great episode where we see personal growth and change coming from difficult decision making. We also get to see the consequences of denying our true feelings and causing unnecessary confusion in other people; this is seen with Starfire and how she is temporarily unable to use her powers because she is confused about where she is in her relationship with Robin. We also get to witness all of this while being treated to some of the best humor seen in the show. Definitely 10/10. Hopefully I didn't spoil anything too much if you haven't seen this episode of the show!
EDIT: Just so everyone knows, I don't really like Trouble in Tokyo that much, I'd give it about 7.5/10. I just say that so that people don't think I'm comparing what happens in Trouble in Tokyo to what happens in this episode. This episode is WAY better than Trouble in Tokyo IMO.
