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Behold Trigon. Master of the dark, destroyer of dimensions, enslaver of civilizations...
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~ Trigon's debut.
Trigon is the secondary antagonist of the 2013 Cartoon Network series Teen Titans Go!, and one of the two main antagonists of Cartoon Network's 8th animated feature film Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans. He is Raven's demonic father who seeks to get her to embrace her dark side.
He is voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson, who also voices his 2003 incarnation, Mammoth in the series, The Joker in The Batman, Captain Gantu in the Lilo and Stitch franchise, Dark Laser in The Fairly OddParents, Temutai in Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness, Goro in the Mortal Kombat game series, Chairman Drek in the Ratchet & Clank video game, Black Samurai in Scooby-Doo! and the Samurai Sword, Doug the Pimple in Family Guy, Tartarus in Halo 2, Sarevok Anchev in Dungeons & Dragons, Shredder in the 2012 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series, Tombstone in The Spectacular Spider-Man, and Demongo in Samurai Jack.
Trigon has dark reddish-pink skin, two brown horns extending from his temple, and long shaggy white hair. He has a smaller second pair of eyes above his first pair and a diamond-shaped gem on his forehead. Trigon's build is muscular and his teeth are sharp.
In his casual attire, he wears a white dress shirt with a pink tie, a pink cashmere sweater with a subtle argyle pattern, pale pink pants, and black shoes. When Trigon is enraged, his demon form includes yellow eyes and metal gauntlets around his wrists. He only wears armor to cover his lower half, exposing the black markings across his chest and shoulders. He doesn't wear shoes, instead showing black cloven hooves.
Biography[]
Teen Titans Go![]
Trigon happens to be more kid-friendly while retaining his demonic nature and evil intentions. Aside from his huge demonic form, he is also capable of modifying his body to a human size. Trigon presents himself as an affable and friendly father of Raven, getting along well with the Titans, except Raven, who knows his true nature. He's also seen playing kite with the Pretty Pretty Pegasus (a parody of My Little Pony franchise) motif. Trigon even gives various gifts for the other Titans: giant muscle mass for Robin; a dog hand for Cyborg; the ability to turn into anything other than animals for Beast Boy; the ability to speak like a teenage Earth girl for Starfire (which turns her into a Valley Girl); and wings for Silkie. When Raven finally gives in, Trigon reveals his true nature and express his desire for Raven to kill her friends, before the two of them go out for ice cream. The Titans finally realize his deception and use his gifts to send him back to his realm, with Raven locking him and noting that he may be back for Thanksgiving.
Indeed, Trigon returns for a holiday dinner in "Thanksgiving." Robin's meticulously crafted seating plan begins to go awry, with the appearance of Trigon and other uninvited guests. Beast Boy invites some rats, which end up consuming the turkey dinner Robin had prepared. In search of another turkey, Trigon offers to cook alongside Cyborg (the "biggest, meatiest" Titan). The demon's cryptic remark begins to make sense, as he turns Cyborg into a turkey and then summons an axe.
Raven walks into the kitchen and stumbles upon Trigon trying to kill a turkey, which Raven quickly realizes to be Cyborg. An argument between father and daughter ensues, and Cyborg takes advantage of the chaos to run away and escape certain death. Eventually, Trigon manages to track down Cyborg. He summons a giant axe and resists Raven's attempts to stop him. Raven remarks that he never listens to her anyways, before looking saddened. Just before Trigon lets the axe swing down to kill Cyborg, he realizes that he doesn't want to make his daughter upset. Raven is thankful for her father's decision. Unfortunately, however, Trigon reveals that he can't undo the transformation of Cyborg - which leaves him as a turkey for the remainder of the episode.
Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans[]
Trigon returns as one of the two main antagonists in Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans. He sucks his daughter's demon power to resurrect his 2003 incarnation by placing the 2013 titans against the 2003 titans. Then, they take the Ravens to Trigon's dimension to finish absorbing Raven's power to fill his missing leg. The Ravens then trick their fathers into unintentionally releasing them, as 2013 Trigon struggles to give his 2003 counterpart a soda, and both reach the 2003 Earth. The Trigons later catch up to the Ravens and. after they torture 2003 Raven, 2013 Raven unleashes her demon self which leads to her powers being drained by the 2003 Trigon. As a result, 2013 Raven is now happy and the Titans arrive after escaping Santa Claus. 2003 Trigon insults his counterpart, who gets fed up, then 2013 Trigon absorbs 2003 Trigon's powers and transforms into a new powerful being named Hexagon. To combat the new threat, the Titans use the Worlagog to summon Titans teams throughout the multiverse. However, Hexagon proves to be too powerful, and worse 2013 Raven is too cheerful to understand the danger. She eventually evens the odds by absorbing all of her counterparts and transforms into a dragon known as The Unkindness, protecting the Robins and then proceeding to retaliate against Hexagon. The Titans destroy Trigon's Worlagog and assist Raven in getting her powers back, which gets rid of the 2003 Trigon. 2013 Robin uses their Worlagog to send 2013 Trigon to a zombie dimension.
Quotes[]
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We don't exactly see eye to eye to eye to eye.
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~ Trigon in "Dog Hand."
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And the party animal himself...Beast Boy.
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~ Trigon in "Dog Hand."
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Go ahead and annihilate them, dear. Then we can go get ice cream to celebrate.
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~ Trigon to Raven in "Dog Hand."
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The last thing you need to do is kill all your friends.
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~ Trigon in "Dog Hand."
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This place is a pigsty! How do you live like this?
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~ Trigon to Raven in "Dog Hand."
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When was the last time you even tried to torment a species for no reason, huh? Huh!? HUH?!
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~ Trigon to Raven in "Dog Hand."
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Your time has come, Raven.
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~ Trigon in "Dreams."
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I'LL SEE YOU AT THANKSGIVIIIIIIIING!!!!
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~ Trigon while being sucked into a portal in "Caramel Apples."
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Seeing you lash out in anger reminds me you're still daddy's little girl!
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~ Trigon to Raven in "Caramel Apples."
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I promise I'll won't devour any souls this year... only that succulent bird!
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~ Trigon in "Thanksgiving."
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I can't resist it! I HAVE TO EAT THAT TURKEY!
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~ Trigon to Robo-Turkey and the rest of the Titans in "Thanksgiving."
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DEMONS DON'T DANCE!
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~ Trigon to Raven in "Justice League's Next Top Talent Idol Star."
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Those judges don't know talent.
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~ Trigon in "Justice League's Next Top Talent Idol Star."
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This is not a Taylor Swift video. This is DEMON PROM!
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~ Trigon in "Demon Prom."
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Oh come on. Kittens? This is an outrage.
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~ Trigon in "Demon Prom."
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Shut up, dork.
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~ Trigon to Robin in "Demon Prom."
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Raven, don't throw this opportunity away. This is what's best for you.
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~ Trigon to Raven in "Demon Prom."
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All I wanted was for my little girl to have a moment where she could see how much everyone loves her, including me.
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~ Trigon to the other Titans in "Demon Prom."
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Finally! My evil little buttercup will be where she belongs!
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~ Trigon in "Demon Prom."
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See you at Demon Graduation!
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~ Trigon in "Demon Prom."
Gallery[]
Trigon is his big and evil form.
Trigon trying to indoctrinate Raven with evil.
Trigon using his bright red magic.
Big Trigon attempting to destroy the Teen Titans.
Trigon vowing to rule the universe.
Trigon, as he appeared in Raven's dream.
Trigon's hegemony.
Trigon's corpse after being killed by Raven.
Trigon breaking into Raven's mind.
Trigon showing his true colors.
Trigon being driven crazy.
Trivia[]
Trigon is considered to be the most dangerous villain in the series, since he can crush the Titans (as shown in the episode "Caramel Apples").
Even though he is the main villain antagonist in "Caramel Apples," Starfire feels sorry for him.
Trigon is the first major villains to be introduced.
He is one of the villains from the show to appear in Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans, the others being Santa Claus, Darkseid, and Terra.