Trigon (Teen Titans TV Series)

Trigon
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Real Name	Trigon
Main Alias	Trigon
Other Aliases	Trigon the Terrible
Relatives	Raven (daughter)
Status
Alignment	Bad
Identity	Public Identity
Race	Demon
Citizenship	Hellion
Marital Status	Single
Characteristics
Gender	Male
Height	Variable
Weight	Variable
Eyes	Red
Hair	White
Skin	Red
Origin
Universe	Teen Titans (TV Series)
Creators	Marv Wolfman · George Pérez
First Appearance	"Nevermore" (August 30, 2003)
Appearance of Death	Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans (September 24, 2019)

Fathers are kind. Fathers protect you. Fathers raise you. I was protected by the monks of Azarath. I was raised by my friends. They are my family. This is my home. And you are not welcome here.

— Raven

A supremely powerful demon, Trigon the Terrible is known across countless worlds in countless dimensions for his malice, cruelty, and will to dominate all life. His goal was to take over the universe after destroying the Earth. He even recruits the Teen Titans' arch-nemesis Slade in order to assist him in his goals.

History

Finally halted and sealed away by the goddess Azar, Trigon was trapped in a Hellish dimension from which even HIS power could not escape. In a bid to return to the multiverse and resume his conquest, Trigon had a cult of his followers on Earth perform a ritual that allowed him to impregnate a woman called Arella. From this unholy union would be born the girl who would be known as Raven.

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Powers and Abilities

Powers

• Pyrokinesis
  • Fireblasts
• Power Distribution: Trigon bestowed superpowers upon Slade when bringing him back to life as his servant.
• Dimensional Travel
• Resurrection: Trigon resurrected Slade as his servant after the villain's death.
• Size Alteration
• Teleportation
• Superhuman Strength

Abilities

• Deception

Notes

• This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series Teen Titans, the animated shorts that continued the series, and its tie-in comic book series Teen Titans Go!. It is an adaptation of Trigon. The original character was created by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez and first appeared in New Teen Titans #2.
• Trigon was voiced by Keith Szarabajka for the episode "Nevermore" and Kevin Michael Richardson in all subsequent appearances.

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• 13 Appearances of Trigon (Teen Titans TV Series)
• 1 Images featuring Trigon (Teen Titans TV Series)
• Quotations by or about Trigon (Teen Titans TV Series)
• Character Gallery: Trigon (Teen Titans TV Series)

Footnotes

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