Blackfire plays a large part in Starfire's backstory in both versions because she's the main reason Starfire has to go through being a slave to the Citadel. She was able to escape using her powers and landed in Jump City. Similar to the comics, Blackfire used Starfire to create peace among the Citadel and Tamaran.
TEEN TITAN BLACKFIRE TV
In the tv series, since her parents died, she was taken care of by Galfore. Six years of being abused and tortured by Citadel, Starfire was able to escape to Earth, where she ran into the Teen Titans. King Moriand'r, Starfire and Blackfire's father, decided to give them Starfire to ensure Tamaran's peace. With the secrets of Tamaran from Blackfire, Citadel was able to invade Tamaran. Moriand'r sent them both to train with Warlords of Okaara, but Blackfire runs away to ally with Citadel, Tamaran's enemies. Due to this fact, the succession fell to Starfire. In the comics, Blackfire ended up with an illness that stripped her of her power.
TEEN TITAN BLACKFIRE SERIES
In the tv series, it's never addressed that she has a little brother, and was only a fact confirmed later in another Teen Titans series Cartoon Network did call Teen Titans GO!. In the comics, she has a little brother, and her parents are alive. There are a lot of differences between Comic Starfire's backstory and TV Starfire's backstory. She also is relatively close to each member even Terra. Regardless of who's in trouble, she's on the front lines, screaming their name or being worried. While Robin tends to be her focus, if a bad situation goes down, she cares deeply about each member. Like Cyborg, sometimes she dwells a lot on the fact she's not human, but she has a lot of self-love and love for the world. TV Starfire has always been like that she goes out of her for most characters whenever they seem down or upset. Comic Starfire starts not caring about other people and what they had to say about her, but after she got into a relationship with Robin, she started to share the emotions of people around her. The tv series focused more on the emotional aspects of Tamaranean culture, making Starfire more emotional and tending to sympathize with other people's emotions. TV Starfire is an outgoing and bubbly personality that epitomizes the joy-seeking aspects of Tamaranean culture. She has a temper and is easily riled up, usually being the first member to attack a battlefield. One of the main problems she has with the Teen Titans is their unwillingness to take lives, especially of their villains who she believes does enough evil that they shouldn't be allowed to live. Personality:Ĭomic Starfire is more blood-thirsty than her tv counterpart.
TEEN TITAN BLACKFIRE SKIN
She's showing a lot more skin in the comics, but both costumes reveal her midriff. She wears a purple leotard in the comics and a purple two-piece in the tv series.
In both, she has long hair in the comics, it's curly, and in the tv series, it's straight.
She has a few similarities between the tv series and the comics, but the creators altered her outfit to fit the younger audience of the tv series. She also has a "human" name, Kori Anders, that she uses to refer to herself when talking to people other than the Titans. In the comics, most characters call her Koriand'r, which is her real name, but she has been referred to as Starfire a couple of times. Similar to Beast Boy, Starfire goes by another name in the comics. In the most recent adaptation(a live-action version), she, along with Robin, is a lot older than the other Titans she's 29 and Robin's 30. In the tv series, she's theorized to be 15-16 nothing is supporting that theory, but it's a known fact that the Titans were aged down to fit the younger audience the tv series targeted. This fact isn't surprising if you're watching the newest live-action Teen Titans series, but in the tv series, she's not older than Robin or Cyborg. This age range makes her the oldest member of the Comic Teen Titans. Then, she reveals that her sister had her enslaved for six years, putting her age range around 20-23. She doesn't state her age, but her physique puts her around the 14-16 age range. She's talking about her past and mentions training with the Warlords of Okaara.
Unlike some of the other Titans, Comic Starfire gives a vague time frame that could help to decide her age. Starfire Between the Series and the Comic
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