So I recently got a subscription to HBO Max and as a result have been able to again watch all of the DC universe cartoons I grew up with and yesterday I started watching Teen Titans (the original not the random one) (shade intended) (no offense) and in the pilot episode of the series Robin is Kidnapped followed by 15 minutes of Starfire say " I wish Robin was here" followed by him showing up out of nowhere and her being in indescribable bliss because she is no longer crushed by the concept of the unknown.... the next episode she is set upon by her sister Blackfire who proceeds to actively take advantage of her at every turn and then tries to frame Starfire for agregous crimes she has committed in a different galaxy then Starfire takes charge and takes her out so she can be detained for her indescresions.... in the third and final episode I will detail it starts with Beast Boy trying to pull a prank and Starfire is a victim of his folly to which she responds "is this a punishment, have I done something wrong?" And Cyborg steps in to say "no it's not your fault Beast Boy did something stupid and you accidentally got in the middle of it." So Starfire is understandably upset and very angry at Beast Boy then she calls him something in her native tongue. Decidedly negative. Then they are paired up on a mission to which Beast Boy gets himself in danger pretty quickly and she saves him because she recognizes that the team is greater value than that of a petty foivel among friends.

Now why did I go into such detail about Starfire and her role in the first 3 episodes to the extent of only focusing on her as a character?

Because if you couldn't tell by the hints I was dropping from miles in the sky, she's autisticly coded and nobody really talks about it.

The better reason, I felt like it because that show is awesome it was when I was a kid and still is let's see Static Shock or Krypro The Super Dog do that. The true power of the Titans.