However, after he consummated with her, he abandoned her rather than make her his queen. He disguised himself as a human male and married Arella, Raven's mother. Deceptive and cunning, Trigon is capable of subtly manipulating even the sharpest of minds, such as Slade, into doing his bidding and fooling them into believing his sincerity. Bent on world domination, he will do anything and use anyone (even including his own child) in order to achieve his ends. The end of all things mortal! ―The prophecy of Trigon's dominion over allĪll that is truly known of Trigon is that he is the manifestation of pure evil. In "Nevermore", he had yellow eyes, no horns, and human feet instead of hoofed feet. Trigon is colossal red-skinned demon, He has long white hair, long elk-like antlers, pointed ears, four red eyes, black stripes on his torso, and hoofed feet. Trigon is also mentioned in Teen Titans Go! #44. Raven manages to dispel this form of Trigon through intense joint meditation with her friends. Raven's mental image of Trigon also made an appearance in Teen Titans Go! #5, where her stress, aggravation and frustration caused it to manifest, after being exacerbated by the playful mockery of her zit by the other Titans this occurred some point after The End, for Cyborg was well aware of the fact that he was called Trigon and he was her father. Without Raven´s power, Trigon can´t survive on his own and he dissapears after Hexagon is defeated. He gives the Titans a hard time but is defeated by all the Titans from the multi-verse. Both of them transform into one giant monster, known as Hexagon. Later on, Trigon insults his "helper" and is betrayed. He returns as the main antagonist in the film, where his Go! counterpart brings him back through the dark power of Go! Raven.
In the series, he is also known as "Skath" and is confirmed to be feared all around the universe by Starfire, who says that her planet of Tamaran knows of him and fears him. Trigon's death also revokes all of the damage he caused to Earth. This is by far her most impressive feat in the entire series. The Teen Titans, along with Slade, launch an all-out assault on Trigon but in the end, after all the opposing forces have fallen, it is Raven who uses her powers to restore her age and obliterate Trigon, while also renouncing him as her father. Trigon also regresses Raven to the age of a 9-year-old in order to carry out his evil plans. Trigon turns everyone into stone, except for the Titans, who are protected by one last gift of Raven's. In the three-part finale, "The End", Trigon finally emerges when Raven finally succumbs to his mental torment and believes she can no longer conceal her evil and fight her fate, thus willingly fulfilling the prophecy. In the fourth season, Trigon resurrects the Titans' foe Slade as an undead being from his molten burial to inform Raven of his coming and how she is his portal to the "world of mortals".
Trigon later appears as the main antagonist in the Season 4 story arc (now voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson, and very different looking from his first appearance). Trigon's defeat at the hands of his daughter. He was a manifestation of Ravens rage that she had to fight. Trigon made his first unofficial appearance in Season 1's " Nevermore" (voiced by Keith Szarabajka) as the main villain. Cyborg's reaction to hearing of him from Raven implies he was also dreaded by Earth's superheroes. Starfire once stated that his evil reputation is even known to her planet. According to Slade, Trigon was imprisoned by the Order of Azar in the dimension he inhabited before being released by Raven.
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