Cinderblock

Background

 Not much of his origin or background is known. His first appearance is when he has to break Plasmus out of prison.  Throughout the course of the series, Cinderblock hasn't really done much else besides whatever is commanded him. He mostly acts as a hired muscle for Slade or another villain. 
 
In later episodes Cinderblock is merged with fellow villains Overload and Plasmus, creating Ternion. After Slade's death at the end of season 2, Ternion attacked a number of guards and fought well against the Titans, even smashing Robin off a cliff into the woods, until the combined forces of the remaining four managed to subdue and detain him; though Slade claims that he was the one who freed Cinderblock.

Cinderblock did not appear for most of season four. He made his return in season 5 as a member of the Brotherhood of Evil. Cinderblock was used as a key player in Beast Boy's plan to infiltrate the bas of the Brotherhood. While the remaining titans attacked and distracted Cinderblock, they used Jericho to control his body.

 

Powers & Abillities

Cinderblock is shown as a gigantic monster of concrete who is of limited intelligence. He is capable of some degree of sentient thought, will and memory, though crude. Possessing tremendous physical strength and endurance, as well as extreme durability, granting him resilience to vast amounts of brute physical force and energy attacks alike. Cinderblock is a foe to be reckoned with and has been used by  Slade as a top fighter when in need of sheer power. Cinderblock has shown to be capable of holding his own against all five Titans for some time, nearly killing Robin, and it took the joined force of the remaining four to subdue him.

About Cinderblock

 
The creators of the animated Teen Titans series were originally going to use Blockbuster as the muscle of Slade's team. But they modified the character too much for it to resemble it's original. So they decided it was best to just make him a brand new character.