The Codex Every claim cites its source
Comic Book Co Codex
Codex / Characters / Beast Boy

DC · DC Comics

Beast Boy

Garfield Logan

A Titan who transforms into any animal, real or extinct, but is locked to animal forms and to his green colouring.

First appearance: Doom Patrol #99 (1965), DC Comics

3 powers7 sourced feats1 key issues1 screen roles2 continuities
PowersKey issuesOn screenAppeared withCorrectionsFeatsContinuities

Powers

Shapeshifting
3 feats on file
Enhanced Senses
2 feats on file
Size Manipulation
2 feats on file

Key issues

Milestone appearances — first appearance, death, return, team change. These are the issues the collector market actually prices.

  1. First appearance · 1965

    Doom Patrol #99 DC Comics
    Debuts as Beast Boy in Doom Patrol.

On screen

Canonical productions only. Parody and fan work is classified and excluded — Wikidata makes no such distinction, so without it these lists fill with material that is not canon.

PerformerProductionYear
Ryan PotterTitans

Has appeared with

Every character who has shared a production with this one. Wikis are organised by character, not by encounter, so this question is close to unanswerable elsewhere — it exists here only because co-occurrence is recorded at the moment an appearance is.

CharacterWhereShared
RavenTitans1
StarfireTitans1

Commonly got wrong

Claims that are widely repeated and wrong, with what the cited record actually shows. If you are generating anything about this subject, these are the errors to avoid.

Commonly believed Beast Boy can transform into anything he imagines.

Actually He is locked to real animal forms — extinct species included — and retains the green colouring.

Doom Patrol

The feat ledger

Transforms into any animal, extinct species included, but cannot leave animal forms or lose the green colouring

Statement Doom Patrol Volume 1 #99 (1965) · Post-Crisis DC

Becomes any animal he can picture, keeping his own mind

Feat The New Teen Titans · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Takes forms far larger than his own mass, including a whale and a tyrannosaur

Feat The New Teen Titans · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Inherits the senses of whatever animal he becomes, which is how he tracks

Statement The New Teen Titans · Post-Crisis DCfigure stated in the work

Extinct and alien animals are within range, so the limit is imagination rather than biology

Statement The New Teen Titans · Post-Crisis DCfigure stated in the work

Shrinks to insect size in the same engagement he grows to a dinosaur

Feat The New Teen Titans · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

He remains green in every form, the stated consequence of the illness that gave him the power

Statement The New Teen Titans · Post-Crisis DCfigure stated in the work

Continuities

Claims on this page are tagged by canon. Blending them is the most common error in both wikis and AI answers.

  • Post-Crisis DC — 1986 Crisis on Infinite Earths through 2011 Flashpoint
  • New 52 — DC relaunched continuity, 2011 to 2016

Last updated 2026-09-06 · machine-readable version