Killer Moth

Killer Moth is a villain of the Teen Titans who made his debut in Missing.

Bio
Killer Moth, an enemy of both the Teen Titans and Batman, is the father of Kitten. He is an enthromologist  who studies mutations as well as a supervillain. Killer Moth's ultimate goal is to rule Jump City with his army of moths. He originally created Silkie along with many other moths, but all of the moths were either destroyed or missing, except for Silkie, who became the Titans' pet after they defeated him. His weapon is a prismatic whip

In Missing, Killer Moth unleashes an army of moths upon Jump City. However, before they can even get to the city, they are all smashed by the T-Plane, which was on its way to Killer Moth's Lair. The Titans reveal Silkie to Killer Moth, who had recently put out a reward for his return. Moth thanks them and pays them. At first, Killer Moth seems to really care about Silkie, until he throws him in a vat of chemicals to transform him into a killing machine. Much to his disappointment, Silkie transforms into a gigantic, friendly worm who can talk. Silkie refuses to kill Starfire and Raven, like Killer Moth ordered him to. Killer Moth angrily walks away, avoiding arrest.

Episode Appearances

 * Missing (debut)

Trivia

 * Killer Moth is the second Batman villain to appear in Teen Titans Go! the first being Killer Croc.
 * He was a villain in the original series.
 * In the original series episode "Date with Destiny", Killer Moth threatened to destroy the city if Robin did not go to the prom with his daughter, Kitten.
 * He was the one who created Silkie.
 * Killer Moth is the second character to not have their original voice actor reprise their role. The first was Speedy.
 * He is technically the third if you count Scott Menville voicing Dr. Light for one word in Colors of Raven.
 * Ironically, all three characters' replacement actor was Scott Menville.