James Gunn's DC Studios has unveiled the first look at Starfire in her upcoming television series, giving fans a glimpse of the character's new superheroine. The animated series tells the origin story of Koriander, an alien princess best known as a key member of the Teen Titans. It follows the young heroine as she leaves her home planet of Tamaran to explore the galaxy. Josie Campbell, writer of My Adventures with Superman, is leading the project for DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation. It is one of several animated series aimed at young audiences that the studio has greenlit to expand its portfolio.<\/p>\n
The first images appeared in a promotional banner shown at the 2026 Annecy International Animated Film Festival in France, where DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation are showcasing their upcoming animated projects. The image features Starfire in an updated costume, along with a glimpse of Silky, her pet from the previous Teen Titans animated series. A video of the banner quickly went viral, giving fans their clearest glimpse yet of how the studio is reimagining the character.<\/p>\n DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation showcased a comprehensive slate of DC projects at the Annecy Film Festival, the world's largest event. Co-chairman and co-CEO Peter Safran and Warner Bros. Animation president Sam Register led the studio's panel discussion at the expo, joined by producers working on its upcoming projects. The Starfire banner was part of this broader showcase, which also showcased projects such as Mister Miracle, Batman: The Caped Crusader, Creature Commando, and DC Super Powers.<\/p>\n Starfire's updated look gave her a softer, more expressive style with a clear anime influence. She retained her long red hair and large green eyes, and her skin tone remained her familiar orange. However, her outfit is slightly different from previous versions.<\/p>\n This version lacks the purple costume she wears in the comics and the 2003 Teen Titans animated series, instead sporting light purple collared armor over a maroon jumpsuit, with matching gloves and pants.<\/p>\n The new look matches the show's younger, more cheerful tone and differentiates her from the chibi style of Teen Titans Go!.<\/p>\n The banner also confirms that Silky, the little pink larva, appears in the series alongside Starfire, and longtime fans will immediately recognize him.<\/p>\n He first appeared in the 2003 film as a mutated moth larva created by the villain Killer Moth, after which Beast Boy adopted him and gave him to Starfire.<\/p>\n She raised the creature as her own, treating it like a member of the family, and it later became the team's pet and mascot in this series and in Teen Titans Go!.<\/p>\n Starfire!'s version of Silkie looks quite different from previous versions seen in the Teen Titans animated series. He's more white than pink, but retains his signature sharp, jagged teeth.<\/p>\n Starfire's solo series arrives at a curious time for the entire Teen Titans team. DC Studios confirmed a full-length Teen Titans film for 2024, with Supergirl screenwriter Ana Nogueira set to pen the script. Progress has been slow since then. The screenwriter reportedly submitted a first draft of the script before turning her attention to the Wonder Woman reboot. A director has not yet been appointed, and it's unclear how soon the project could launch.<\/p>\n The Teen Titans have a long history and a huge fan base, making their absence from the DC Universe particularly conspicuous. DC Comics first assembled the team in the 1960s under the leadership of Robin, and over the years the roster expanded to include heroes like Beast Boy, Raven, Cyborg, and Starfire. The 2003 animated series turned the team into a cultural icon, and the live-action Titans series maintained audience interest in the group well into the 2020s. A full-fledged DC Universe version seems long overdue, but Gunn and Safran appear to prefer waiting for the right script rather than rushing it into production.<\/p>\n This is where Starfire could play a crucial role. She's already appeared in Creature Commandos, so a DC Universe version of the character is entirely possible and could return. Among the classic Titans, she's a strong candidate for the lead role when the team finally assembles, thanks to her popularity and cosmic connections to the wider DC galaxy. If the studio decides to release the Titans one at a time rather than all at once, Starfire would provide an easy way to get involved.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" James Gunn's DC Studios has unveiled the first look at Starfire in her upcoming television series, giving fans a glimpse of the character's new superhero look. 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