Trigon

"When I was your age, I had already enslaved my first dimension."

- Trigon Trigon is a powerful, interdimensional demon in Teen Titans Go! and Raven's father, who appears in the episode Dog Hand. He is voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson.

Bio
According to the Titans, Trigon is known as the eater of a million souls, conquerer of countless worlds, and the most powerful being in the universe.

Trigon, in his Teen Titans Go! appearence, is deeply saddened that his daughter, Raven, has not embraced the darkside like himself. He plans to have her join him by granting the other Teen Titan members wishes to make them think he is a "cool" dad. To do this, he appears to have a pleasent, thoughtful, and funny demeanor, quickly befriending the Titans. However, this ruse conceals his true appearence and personalty. In reality, he is incredibly large and is filled with hatred, malice, and a sadistic desire to feed off of the nightmares of children. However, he brings about his own downfall when the Titans use their new wishes to stop him. He is then thrown into a dimensional portal that Raven herself opened and apparently sealed away.

Personality
He is highly manipulative, and untrustworthy, traits rather common among demonic characters. He appears generally friendly and outgoing at first, but is really only interested in making his daughter embrace her demonic side.

Curiously, unlike his comic counterpart, and the one from the first TV series, he seems to actually care about Raven to some degree, albeit in a somewhat warped way. He is apparently saddened by his daughter not being more like him, and claims he is very proud of her when she begins to (supposedly) embrace her more demonic side.

Appearance
Trigon is a massive red demon with a large, muscular build. He has numerous stripe-like black tattoos or markings on his body, long white hair, and hoof like feet. He has a pair of long horns and sharp teeth. Trigon also has two sets of eyes, one upper and one lower, and a red gem on his forehead similar to his daughter.

He normally doesn't wear much clothing other than chain mail like armor on his waist and a pair of silver wrist bands. However, in "Dog Hand" he wears a pink sweater vest and white collared shirt. He can change his size at will, shrinking himself down to the size of a larger than average human.

Powers
Theoretically, he is much more powerful, but these are the powers he has displayed in the show:

Size-Shifting - The ability to grow and shrink.

Telekinesis - Like Raven, he has the ability to move objects around without touching them. (The only difference is his is red and hers is black.)

Teleportation/Portal Creation - The ability to disappear then reappear somewhere else.

Levitation/Flight - Can fly

Power Granting - The magical ability to give others super abilities.

Superstrength - The ability to crush anything with a single fist.

Episode Appearences

 * Dog Hand

Trivia

 * Unlike the original, this Trigon is depicted as being a great deal more humorous.
 * Also, this one can turn smaller and wears a worksuit.
 * This one also has a Pretty Pretty Pegasus kite.
 * Trigon gave each of the Titans (Except for Raven) things they always wanted.
 * Starfire: to talk like a real Earth teenager.
 * Beast Boy: to be able to change into any object or animal.
 * Cyborg: to have a dog for a hand.
 * Robin: to have massive Muscles and immense upper body strength.
 * Silkie: to be turned into a butterfly.
 * Silkie's wish was much like what happened to Heimlick in Disney-Pixar's "A Bug's Life." In both, their phsical appearence remains the same, except for the new protrusion of wings from their backside.
 * During Trigon's first appearence, when he talks you can hear a laugh track after his statements, much like in a sitcom.