Rock of Eternity

The Rock of Eternity is a giant stone suspended in the midst of space. It serves as the magic infused, massive refuge of a man known as the Wizard.

So far, only one episode has featured the Rock of Eternity, Season 5's "Little Elvis."

History
Much of the geologic history of the Rock of Eternity is a mystery; what IS known is that the rock was created some 5000 years ago by someone named "The Champion." It was formed by both stone from Heaven and Hell, giving it a highly magical background. The mighty |wizard Mamaragan settled into the Rock of Eternity, using it as a base of operations for fighting evil opps. But with a prophesy of death literally looming over his head, the mage brought a boy named Billy Batson over to the lair to pass on his powers to him.

When Mr. Mind threatened to destroy Earth in the episode "Little Elvis," Billy (superhero name Shazam) returned to the Rock of Eternity to seek guidance from the Wizard. Unfortunately, the Wizard didn't really feel like helping too much... For one, Shazam had brought the Teen Titans along, and they were getting extremely annoying. And secondly, the Wizard was preoccupied with fulfilling the prophesy of getting crushed by a giant rock. At the end of the episode, he gets fulfillment.

Inhabitants

 * The Wizard
 * The Seven Deadly Enemies of Mans

Area Description
The Rock of Eternity is a ginormous, jagged rock floating above a planet in outer space (possibly Earth). Iron content must be high, because it's got a reddish tint. The main way to go to and from the lair is a magic subway system, but no doubt there's other ways. Large caverns cut through the Rock of Eternity, and the darkness causes the limestone walls to be tinted blue. In addition, dripstone hangs and reaches from the roof and floor, respectively. As for evidence of occupancy, there isn't much beside—pretty much a subway station and a stone throne. A giant square rock hangs just above the chair, and along the left wall sits the statues of The Seven Deadly Enemies of Man.

Season 5

 * "Little Elvis"

Trivia

 * For the Rock of Eternity's exterior, the Teen Titans Go! staff and crew used a small shard of sedimentary rock, but sized it up to look humungous. It's quite obvious what they did here, so it might've been intended as a joke.
 * The 90° angled rock strung up above the Wizard actually says "ROCK OF ETERNITY." Traditionally, this name was reserved for the actual location. Teen Titans Go! decided to add a connection.