Garfield Mark Logan, (aka Beast Boy), is a member of the Teen Titans and one of the five main protagonists of Teen Titans Go!. While he's gifted with the ability to transform into animals, Beast Boy usually prefers laziness over saving the world.
Years ago on a jungle island, Garfield Logan was bitten by a rare species of green monkey. Infected with a deadly disease known as "Green Fever"(Sakutia), Logan's parents, both of them scientists, gave him a serum which saved his life. However, as he recounts in the episode "Beast Girl", the antidote had the unintended side-effects of turning him green and allowing him to morph into any animal. Realizing the amazing abilities he now had, Garfield became a crime fighter, calling himself Beast Boy.
After a few years of serving with the Doom Patrol,[1] Beast Boy eventually left them to defend Jump City from villains, as seen in "Flashback". There he met Robin, a fellow teenage superhero who was looking to form a team. Although the Boy Wonder was at first amazed by his powers, he soon learned that 99% of what Beast Boy cared about was eating. Regardless of his laziness, though, Beast Boy and the other fellow teens were somehow able to secure membership on the newly formed Teen Titans.
Although he's been a fighting force on the team ever since, Beast Boy prefers to leave the fighting part of the job to the others. For him, it's all about the food and video games...
Personality
As long as he sees he's bothering you, he's not gonna stop.
--Raven about Beast Boy
"Beast Boy is Cyborg's best bud--a slightly laid-back dim but lovable loafer who transforms into all sorts of animals when he's not eating burritos and watching TV."[2]
Relaxation, TV, and snacking are Beast Boy's main priorities in life... everything else (like his job as a superhero) comes second. His constant state of taking breaks and lounging around seriously irritates his team members, but does Beast Boy care? Not even a little. In fact, he's actually a little proud of his slothfulness, arguing with his equally-idle friend Cyborg about who's the laziest one in "Lazy Sunday". Obviously, Beast Boy's completely ignorant about what the expectations of a superhero are.
When he's not sprawled out on the couch or scarfing down pies, Beast Boy enjoys doing other unproductive activities, such as having an indoor rodeo with Cyborg in "Staring at the Future". Lacking intelligence, he also delights in simple-minded pleasures like pranking his friends in "Ghostboy", or singing a ridiculous song about waffles. The Titans will occasionally play along with Beast Boy's shenanigans, but most of the time, they get infuriated with his monkeying around (literally).
With his cool and uncaring demeanor, Beast Boy can come off as selfish and egocentric. And while both of those traits describe him fairly accurately, every now and then he'll put others before him. For example, in "Pie Bros.", Beast Boy got his lazy self a job just so he could buy a gift for Cyborg. Deep down, he really does care about other people (particularly Raven), and when Jump City needs him, he'll be there. Probably hours late, but he'll be there nonetheless.
Physical Appearance
Here we see a wild Beast Boy asleep in his natural habitat, the couch.
Beast Boy temporarily leaves his innate environment (and his pants) to enjoy nature.
Initially a member of the Doom Patrol, Beast Boy still wears the purple and black costume of his old team, only leaving behind the helmet. His sneakers have an animal paw printed on the sole, and he wears a pair of gray gloves. The silver utility belt around his waist is merely there for holding up his pants, although Beast Boy occasionally prefers to go around only in underwear, like in the episode "Nature". As for his complexion, it's no secret that Beast Boy has undergone a mutation. His skin and hair have turned green, he has large, pointy ears, and a long canine tooth sticks out from his lower lip. However, this is just his normal appearance—Beast Boy can take on a completely different look by turning into any animal that ever existed. And when transforming, his clothes conveniently disappear in animal form, but somehow reappear when he changes back...
Outfits
For the various outfits that Beast Boy wears throughout the show, click here.
Powers and Abilities
Being able to transform into almost any animal, Beast Boy has a huge array of special abilities to choose from. But with over 8.7 million species of animals out there,[3] we're keeping this section down to some of Beast Boy's more common animals. For a complete list of his transformations and skills throughout the series, visit this page.
Animal Shapeshifting: As his primary power, Beast Boy can transform into a green version of any animal in a fraction of a second, so long as he has seen it, whether in real life or in a picture (including any extinct or alien species). While transformed, he acquires all of the abilities of said animal, whether it be flight, speed, advanced eyesight, etc. Some of Beast Boy's organism options are:
a Tyrannosaurus Rex (durability, eating things)
Robin struggles to free himself from Beast Boy's fat gorilla butt...
Omnifarious Shapeshifting: For a brief period in the episode "Dog Hand", Trigon gifted Beast Boy with the ability to transform into other objects, such as:
a basketball
...but bean bag Beast Boy welcomes being sat on (for the nice view?).
Music: Beast Boy can play multiple instruments, mainly stringed ones.
Artistic Skill: As seen from his drawing for Cyborg in "Pie Bros", he seems to have a knack for drawing.
Massaging: Soothing reiki (霊気) massages are one of his specialties, as shown in "Bro-Pocalypse".
Alternate Forms
In addition to taking on different animal forms, Beast Boy has assumed completely different identities throughout the series. Only his more prominent ones are featured below, so for a full list, click here.
Beast Boy betrays his own kind and goes cannibal on some hot dogs.
Originally a strict vegetarian, he will occasionally eat meat, such as a hamburger in "Colors of Raven" or hot dogs in "Laundry Day". But it is just probably mistakes from the writers.
Although he was lazy before, Beast Boy's work ethic is pretty much nonexistent in Teen Titans Go!.
Instead of gradual shape-shifting, now he instantly transforms into animals with a popping sound.
Beast Boy is now capable of speaking when he's in animal form.
From Season 3 onwards, his accent changed from standard American to southern.
Beast Boy is the second Titan to have his birthday celebrated in the series (found in the episode "BBBDAY"). The first was Cyborg's big day in "Pie Bros".
According to "BBBDAY!", his birthday is in November (coinciding with the month of his first appearance in DC Comics).
In the episode "Beast Man", his birthday on his drivers license is February 22.
According to the crew, his birthday is late in the year since that is when Cartoon Network airs his birthday-themed episodes.
Much like the comics, he is shown to have romantic feelings for both Terra and Raven in Teen Titans Go!. However, an affectionate relationship between Raven and Beast Boy is featured much more prominently than in the previous series.
On the other hand, Beast Boy has many more sentimental moments with Terra than with Raven in the Teen Titans Go! comic issues.
Beast Boy is the first Titan to have his real name mentioned in the series; the word "Garfield" was stitched onto his underwear in "Hot Garbage".
Beast Boy is the shortest Titan on the team (but for some reason, he always mocks Robin's height).
Many cartoon and video game characters share common traits with Beast Boy, including:
Ninja Turtles make nice rides... a lot faster than un-mutated turtles.
Greg Cipes, the voice actor of Beast Boy, also voices Michelangelo in the 2012 TMNT series.[5]
Knowledgeable in the most up-to-date teen slang, Beast Boy often uses words like "fool", "bra", "thas wassup", and other rad words.
In one episode, Beast Boy claims that he can't turn into any mythical creatures, yet in "Spice Game", he morphs into a dragon.
In multiple promotional media, he's also shown to have transformed into various mythical creatures. To cite an example, he has morphed into a unicorn in the comic issue "Weirder Things".
In his normal human form (at least normal to him), Beast Boy is shown to have considerable strength... he effortlessly broke Robin's steel staff in "Staff Meeting".
While Beast Boy is transformed into an animal, his eyes are monochromatic (with the exception of his gorilla and elephant forms). However, since the later episodes of Season 3, his eyes in animal form are normal.
In "Dude Relax", it's revealed that Beast Boy will sometimes paint an animal green and use it as a substitute for crime fighting (so he can proceed being lazy).
While "BBRAE" revealed that Beast Boy had hair all over his body (even when in non-animal form), multiple episodes like "Laundry Day" contradict this, showing him naked with only hair on his head.
One type of animal, the immortal jellyfish, is immortal as the name implies. It is possible that if beast boy can turn into one he could live forever. He can also change size (and potentially age), possibly another way to become immortal.
Beast Boy's speeches having tons of grammatically errors (such as using "is" instead of "are" when referring plurals) is a special characteristic given to him when Greg Cipes once had some verbal missteps during his earlier recordings for Beast Boy. The crew has approved of this mistake even till present day.
Beast Boy is one of the mascots/representatives of the Cartoon Network anti-bullying campaign. The others are Craig from Craig of the Creek, the bear brothers (Grizzly, Panda and Ice Bear) from We Bare Bears and Ben Tennyson from the 2016 Ben 10 reboot.
In "Beast Boy on a Shelf", he is the only person who knows that Robin's butt is made out of stuffings.
That's what's up! 
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