However, after going through Mad Mod, revealing him to be a hologram, Robin figured out that this whole thing was a trap, and they hit a wall, which tore (it was actually a curtain). At first, they struggled to keep up because Mad Mod controlled the entire place and the area did not follow any logical laws of nature, instead doing whatever Mad Mod willed it to.Įventually they ended up back where they started, at which point Mad Mod announced they had "failed" their "classes" and would have to start all over, launching a full scale attack to restrain them into their chairs, while the Titans resisted and tried to grab Mad Mod's cane. The Titans managed to escape, but they were still trapped in Mad Mod's psychedelic institution. Mad Mod introduced himself and claimed that the Titans needed a lesson in respecting hardworking villains, and he needed to teach them one, via "classrooms" with Hypnoscreens, and violent traps should they manage to break free. The Teen Titans woke up, locked in chairs and confused. Mad Mod's first appearance was in the episode " Mad Mod". While this was different from his character in the animated cartoon, the Teen Titans Go! comic issue " Naked City" references his DC comic book character when he tries to use fashion to hypnotize the citizens. He was a fashion villain in the original DC comic books the animated cartoon was based on, as he used fashion in order to steal goods for himself.
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