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Quote1 Behold, Trigon! Master of the dark, destroyer of dimensions, enslaver of civilization. Quote2
--Trigon


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The innocent side of Trigon.

Trigon is a powerful interdimensional demon, Raven's estranged father, and a major villain of Teen Titans Go!. He is a major villain of the Teen Titans, as well as their most powerful enemy. He made his debut in the episode "Dog Hand". He is voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson.

Bio[]

According to the Titans, Trigon is known as the devourer of a million souls, conqueror of countless worlds, and one of the most powerful beings in the universe.

Season 1[]

Trigon, in his Teen Titans Go! debut in the episode "Dog Hand", is deeply saddened that his daughter, Raven, has not embraced the dark side like himself. Raven claims that he feeds off the suffering of others, especially her. He plans to have her join him, mainly through the use of peer pressure from the other Titans. To do this, he appears to have a pleasant, thoughtful, and funny demeanor, which allows him to quickly befriend the Titans. However, this turns out to be a ruse to conceal his true nature. 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, the Titans use the powers Trigon gave them to defeat him. He is then thrown into a dimensional portal that Raven herself opened and apparently sealed away.

At the end of the episode, Raven mentions he would return for Thanksgiving, which he actually did.

Season 2[]

He later appeared in "Caramel Apples". He was about to destroy the world, as Raven didn't give him a Father's Day gift. When Starfire gives him one, he appears to tear up, and decides that he won't destroy Earth after all. Later, Trigon comes, and gives Starfire a kitten. Raven then throws him out with her soul-self powers, which makes Trigon sad. As he was sitting on a rock, Starfire invited him to a Silly Dance Party, which he gladly accepts. Later, Trigon shows his photo gallery of Raven to Starfire, showing her when she was a baby, etc. When Raven later finds out, she rips the gallery. However, Trigon was able to get one, showing Trigon and Raven torturing a demon. Later, when Starfire and Raven get mad at each other, Trigon implied that there had to be a way to settle this argument. This causes Raven and Starfire to fight, while he is eating popcorn, apparently amused. Later, when they make up, he got mad, implying it was just getting interesting. Raven and Starfire combine their powers to throw him out of this planet, but not before he says "See you at Thanksgiving!"

In "Crazy Day", Trigon is the main antagonist yet again, and his appearance was not known until the end of episode. He invaded Raven's mind and attempted to drive Raven crazy throughout the episode using imaginary images of her friends inside her head. He made up versions of Robin, Cyborg, Starfire, and Beast Boy to guard each passageways to Trigon himself. They included Sphinx Starfire who had a riddle, Cyborg Chess Pieces and Beast Boy Chess Pieces who had to play Raven in a game, and finally Door Robin who was the last obstacle between Trigon. Trigon manipulated Raven's body and voice, and Raven was sucked into her own mind where she where was forced to endure the madness Trigon has created.

Eventually, Raven was able to surpass all her father's challenges, and manage to meet him herself. Trigon reveals it was his idea to try and make Raven crazy so she could become demonic, but Raven tells him that she spends everyday with her friends, and that he had no chance in making her as crazy as they do already. Trigon disagrees, and admit they are pretty fun, to which Raven turns the tables on him wanting to give him a taste of his own medicine, and uses her powers to force all of her friends inside Trigon's own mind, where he quickly learns how annoying they are, making himself crazy.

In "Cool School", he is mentioned by Raven when she comments with Rose that dads are the worst.

In "Nean", Trigon drops by Titans Tower where he sensed Raven causing great pain and suffering for her friends, and thought that she was ready to devour their souls and join him in the destruction of the world. Raven curtly says no to her father, where Trigon huffs and complains why doesn't she want to destroy things with him anymore, to which Raven replies she's a nice person. This makes her father chuckle at the statement, and tells Raven that she is mean and how it's the half demon in her. Raven retracts what she said about being mean, and speaks that she isn't nice, or she isn't mean, and that she is "nean". Trigon repeats the word "nean" in confusion and asks Raven if she is making up words, because he can do that too, and says he is a "bluzo" kind of guy. Raven ignores his "bluzo" comment and teaches him that "nean" is being nice by being mean at the same time, and telling people like it is when they are being ridiculous.

Raven continues on to utter that everyone needs a "nean" person, and she herself is the "neanest". Trigon isn't impressed by her tutorial and says she is being such a "norblem", and laughs a little at his own joke since he thought they were still making up fake words. Raven replies that now he is being mean, with Trigon commenting "exactly", and that she should be too, but if she doesn't want to, it will be so, and Trigon proceeds to cast a spell on Raven when she isn't paying attention. After the spell, he gets up to Raven's face and states that she is about to have a "nice day" and giggles to himself manically. Raven asks what's so funny, with Trigon responding that he made a pun that will make sense to her later, and that they can share a "nice" laugh about it, with him chuckling once more and disappearing leaving Raven with her new self.

Later in Raven's room, Raven is having a hard time understanding why she is being so nice to everyone and how she cannot control it. Trigon is watching Raven stressing out on her bed through a portal in the wall, where he is snickering getting her attention and asks if she gets his pun now about having a "nice day". Trigon leaves the portal and approaches Raven towards her bed and proudly vocalizes that he cursed her so that she can only be nice. Raven curtly asks why to her father, with him responding so that she can make a decision between being nice or mean with no more of the "nean" stuff since it isn't a word. Raven who is in her "nice form" thanks her father for taking an interest in her, but she'll have to get back to him. Before Trigon leaves, he asks Raven for a hug which she had no choice but to do because of her niceness, and asks her who's the best daddy in the world, with Raven saying "you are!" and instantly being disgusted at her own words after. Trigon cackles and remarks he likes her like this and leaves once again by disappearing.

Following, Raven is in her nice form going along a dock where she is complimenting everyone she meets even though they have obvious flaws about them, and eventually stops to smell some flowers when just then her father appears out of thin air aghast that she is smelling flowers. Trigon who is upset, asks if she's actually enjoying herself, with Raven happily replying that being nice is nice, and how it was the best thing he's ever done for her. Trigon is irritated and says that she's only saying that because of the stupid curse that's on her. Raven tells him that she doesn't need to curse to be nice anymore which causes Trigon to gasp in shock, admitting that this isn't what he intended, and adds that he must remove the curse. Raven playfully announces that he'll have to catch her first, and she takes off, but is easily grabbed by a giant magic hand made by Trigon. The hand grabs her "niceness" out of her, but Raven grabs onto it ending in the two being in a tug of war with each other.

Trigon demands for her to give him back the curse, with Raven cleverly letting go because it's the nice thing to do causing it to backlash on Trigon having the "niceness" take over him making a reverse curse. Raven advances towards her father stating that she would appreciate it if he would never bother her again. Due to the niceness in Trigon now, he agrees saying of course honey and he understands completely to her. After realizing what he said, Trigon yells because he's being nice and questions himself on why his plan backfired. Raven tells him that she could of told him his plan was dumb, but didn't since that wouldn't of been nice, and gets in her father's space putting an emphasis on that's why the world needs "nean" people to keep dumb people from doing dumb things all the time. Raven realizes that she has to go and right before she leaves she tells her father to have a "nice" day, just like when he told her it when he did the curse. Finally, Trigon is seen one last time after the chili wedding has been canceled to everyone's pleasure, with him counseling the chili that Starfire was suppose to marry saying the right girl is out for him somewhere, and how they'll go grab some ice cream.

Season 3[]

In "I'm the Sauce", he was one of the villains (in addition to Jinx, Terra, and Blackfire) who played "Seven Up" with the Titans.

In "The Titans Show", he was one of the many villains who watched the Titans do their ridiculous antics from afar the dome-shaped island. When discovered, he beat his daughter with ease. He is later seen fighting Magic Starfire Cat with Scary Teri, Jinx and Vegetor, but is defeated by Magic Starfire Cat's Rainbow Manipulation.

Season 4[]

In the fourth season, he made several non-speaking cameos in "TV Knight" when Batman was spying on him via his personal TV cameras, and when his daughter was making breakfast for him.

He appeared in "Demon Prom" to coerce his daughter to attend the annual event.

Season 5[]

Trigon made his first appearance in "Real Orangins", in a flashback as showed cameos, in which he had three of his demonic minions pursue his half human-half demon daughter Raven, who had been fleeing them throughout the darkest dimension of demons, such as Trigon himself. His four eyes glowing a furious red, he staged his attack on his own child, to which he was met with a very strong burst from Raven's own dark magical abilities. He was teleported to parts unknown when a younger Raven had chanted her only trademark spell of Azarath Metrion Zinthos.

In "Lil' Dimples", he visited his daughter without warning, and showed the other Titans a video down the memory lane, only to upset his daughter. He later came to the beauty pageant to watch her dance, but then revealed that he was just manipulating her to open a portal with a tentacle demon as a means to enslave the universe. Nonetheless, he was moved by Raven's plead and decided to defeat the demon with her. He then admitted that he knew it was better to be her dad and gave her a crown, though he and everyone got disgusted with Robin still being Lil' Dimples.

In "What We Learned at Camp", he uses fake participation medals to mind control the campers in order to destroy the Teen Titans and take over Super summer hero camp and the world, but Robin and the Titans become pirates, and they attack, until Trigon destroys their pirate ship. Bumblebee tumbles into action though, sending back to whence he came, turning the brainwashed heroes back to normal.

Season 6[]

He appears in "Cool Uncles", wanting Raven to babysit his infant triplet sons while he is on "important business", which is revealed to have been just golf. He accidentally spoils his sons' ice cream cones, causing the demon triplets to transform into one larger demon once again. His daughter punches him, pushing him and the triplets into a red portal.

He reappears in "BBRAEBDAY", forcing Raven to celebrate her Sinister Sixteen. His obnoxious celebrations against Raven's wish finally pushes her to succumb to her demonic side, and he is proud of her becoming a monster prior to her devoring him. However, he returns to being alive after Beast Boy wishes to undo the events of the party.

Personality[]

Trigon is an extremely manipulative, lying and hypocritical demon and a being that is not trustworthy at all, besides that to avoid problems with Raven's friends he appears to be friendly, outgoing but in reality he is dark, ruthless, cruel, childish, manipulative, destructive, vengeful, selfish, and insensitive.

Curiously, unlike his comic counterpart, and the one from the original Teen Titans series, he seems to actually care about Raven to some degree, albeit in a somewhat warped way. He is apparently also 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. He also has a cowardly side, whenever he is being bossed by his mother.

Physical 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, brown antlers 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's.

He normally doesn't wear much clothing other than chain mail like armor on his waist and a pair of silver wrist bands. However, on formal occasions, he wears a pale 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.

Relationships[]

Main article: Trigon/Relationships

Quotes[]

To read quotes of Trigon click here.

Powers and Abilities[]

Theoretically, Trigon is far stronger and much more powerful, but these are the powers he has displayed in the show so far:

Transcendent Demon Physiology: Being a demon of godly power, it has been said that Trigon had absorbed the souls of conquered worlds to augment his powers further, capable of reshaping the Earth, and he can create his own demons to serve him, even though he hasn't demonstrated those particular powers yet.

  • Size-Shifting: He has the ability to grow to gigantic size and shrink at will. He can also change his appearance to suit his needs.
  • Advanced Telekinesis: Like Raven, he has the ability to move objects around without touching them.
  • Demon Creation: As stated earlier, he can create various kinds of Demons, such as Incubi/Succubi, Imps, Demon Sorcerers, Demon Lords, and possibly any other kinds of Demons as he possibly wants.
  • Telekinetic Aura: Unlike Raven's telekinetic aura (which is black energy) his is red.
  • Power Granting: The magical ability to give others super abilities of any type he or she desires.
  • Soul Consumption: Eats a million souls and spirits of innocent beings for supper.
  • Cooking: Creates a soul-possessed Pizza and roast turkeys made out of humans he cast a spell on.
  • Hell-Fire Ball Projection: The ability to make soul-self-derived fire balls, and shoot them carelessly.
  • Mind Control: Being able to brainwash people into believing whatever he wants, but different from Brother Blood's mind control.
  • Omnimalevolence: He is rumored to be the physical embodiment of true evil. What he lacks in common is that truthfully, he has no trace of redeeming qualities. When in battle, all heroic to neutral beings alike will truly have a difficult, if not impossible, battle against him, and at the same time, it will be strikingly ferocious and intense. However, should a existing user of Omni Purification use the power on him, he would may transform into an Ascended Transcendent Demon in consequence, which is a godly Demon that has ascended from disgrace, and making him into a benevolent being as a result, unless he has Meta Power Immunity, much like The Presence does as a truly omnipotent being.
  • Polymorphing: The ability to turn people into animals or into anything they want, like he did with Beast Boy.
  • Immortality: He is immortal, having been alive since ancient times and it is unknown if he can be killed.

Episode Appearances[]

Season 1[]

Season 2[]

Season 3[]

Season 4[]

Season 5[]

Season 6[]

Season 7[]

Season 8[]

Appearances in other Media[]

Feature Films[]

Comics[]

Trivia[]

  • While it is true that Trigon may be the most powerful demon in existence, Samael/Lucifer Morningstar (who is a Fallen Transcendent Angel) and The Presence (who is a Monotheistic Deity) are considered to be much more powerful than him in terms of power. Lucifer is second to The Presence, while The Presence himself, is the supreme being of the entire DC universe.
  • The connection between Trigon and his Azarathian lover, Angela "Arella" Roth, is not shown in the series. In fact, she's not even mentioned, most likely because Raven's background with Trigon and Arella may be too dark and inappropriate for young viewers.
    • In Justice League vs. Teen Titans, it is revealed how they came into contact with each other via flashbacks; but that universe does not have any connection with this series.
  • He is the second villain from the original series to return. (The first being Mother Mae-Eye)
  • His full name is Trigontholomew, which is obviously a play on the name, "Bartholomew."
  • This version of Trigon has a fairly different personality in comparison to the version from the original Teen Titans series and the comic books.
    • This Trigon is depicted as pretending to be good-nature and wishes for what's best for his daughter in his own twisted way.
    • He is more subtle in his evil plans, unlike the previous Trigon who was a ruthless apocalyptic monster.
    • He can also feign niceness which is a contrast to the original series where he was the true embodiment of evil.
  • In the original series, Trigon was portrayed as the ultimate evil, and a much greater threat than Slade himself, even betraying the mercenary. This is likely the same case in Teen Titans Go!.
  • Unlike the original Teen Titans series and comic book canon, in Teen Titans Go! Raven grew up alongside Trigon and left him with his permission (though Raven herself claimed that he dumped her on the streets after she refused to enslave the universe with him as in "Flashback"). While in the original series and comic books she was separated from him and raised in Azarath and tried to distance herself from Trigon all her life.
  • Trigon appears to like Pretty Pretty Pegasus as he was seen flying a kite with a Pegasus on it in "Dog Hand".
  • Trigon gave each of the Titans (except for Raven) things they always wanted.
    • Starfire: to talk and act like a real Earth teenager.
    • Beast Boy: to be able to change into anything he likes: including objects.
    • Cyborg: to have a live dog for a hand.
    • Robin: to have massive muscles and immense upper body strength.
    • Silkie: to fly.
  • During Trigon's first appearance, when he talks you can hear a laugh track after his statements, much like in a sitcom.
  • In the original show, Trigon's first voice actor was Keith Szarabajka. However, this was only Red Raven formed as Trigon in her mind, and his actor later got replaced by Kevin Michael Richardson.
  • Trigon is one of the few Teen Titans Go! characters outside of the Teen Titans to be made into merchandise by Jazwares, the other being Silkie.
  • This version of Trigon is quite possibly the single most powerful being in the series. He himself has stated he is the most powerful being in the universe.
  • In "Dog Hand", Raven said "He'll probably be back for Thanksgiving" as comedic relief, but it could say Trigon could come back. Trigon also said this later in "Caramel Apples". This was a gag for a short while, as it was not confirmed if he would appear or not. Trigon did return in the episode "Thanksgiving", meaning the hints dropped were valid.
  • Trigon is shown to like ice cream as seen in "Dog Hand" and "Nean".
  • Raven states in "Grandma Voice" that Trigon's mother was a succubus.
  • Raven mentioned in the episode "A Farce" that, before Trigon became an inter dimensional demon, he was a mechanic.
  • According to the family photos seen in" A Farce", Trigon's father is named Pagon, his mother is named Magon, and he has two older brothers named Unigon and Bigon.
  • Raven says in the episode "Staring at the Future" that she will defeat Trigon sometime during the next 30 years.
  • In "Weirder Things", it's revealed he goes with the persona "Trey Gwen" in order to earn the card which can access to Bottoms Up, and he even ends up being promoted as a senior staff/boss in the company he works in.
  • Trigon bears extremely similar resemblance to the Star vs. the Forces of Evil character Globgor. In fact, Globgor's design is inspired by Trigon's.
    • Nonetheless, personality-wise, Globgor is truly a loving father who would protect and rescue his child, unlike Trigon who "loves" Raven through authoritative behavior and coercion.
  • In "Thanksgiving", he appears to be the one who passes down his susceptibility towards puppy dog eyes to Raven.
  • In "Demon Prom", it is heavily implied that one of the reasons he has ascended to power was because he was once chosen as Prom King, the title that allows a demon to rule for Azarath for the millennium.
  • Unlike in the original series, Trigon can access Earth's dimension with no problem.
  • Trigon bears a striking resemblance to Globgor from Star vs The Forces of Evil
  • Although we know Uncle Grim is Raven and the triplets' 'uncle', Trigon's relation to Grim is not explicitly clear. Trigon could potentially be Grim's brother, his cousin, or just one of his long-time friends.

Voice in other languages[]

  • Gábor Varga (Hungarian)
  • ? (Italian)
  • Pavel Sârghi (Season 1), Cosmin Șofron (Season 2) (Romanian)
  • Jacek Król (Polish)
  • Thierry Murzeau (French)

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