Trigon -

: Trigon has other children, known as the Sons of Trigon , each representing one of the Seven Deadly Sins (Raven represents Pride). These siblings have often clashed with the Titans in attempts to resurrect or serve their father. Powers and Characteristics

The struggle against Trigon is a recurring theme in DC history:

Trigon eventually sought to expand his influence into other dimensions, specifically Earth. To do this, he needed a vessel. He seduced a human woman named Arella (sometimes called Angela) by appearing to her in a handsome human form. Once she was pregnant, he revealed his true, demonic nature. Trigon

: In one of his most famous attacks, Trigon successfully used Raven as a portal, destroyed Azarath, and turned Earth into a literal hellscape. He was only defeated when the souls of Azarath used Raven as a conduit to blast him with purifying light.

: Immediately after his birth, he slaughtered the cult responsible for summoning him and killed his own mother. Age One : He had already conquered his home planet. Age Six : He destroyed his entire home world. : Trigon has other children, known as the

: Raven's team successfully prevented Trigon’s first major attempt to conquer Earth.

Trigon's origins began hundreds of years ago in a different dimension. A group of pacifists who had abandoned Earth founded the world of Azarath, where they attempted to purge all dark passions from their souls. This concentrated evil energy was cast into the Nether Realms, where it eventually took on a physical form. A cult later summoned this dark energy to impregnate a woman from their order, leading to the birth of Trigon. From his first moments, Trigon's power was terrifying: To do this, he needed a vessel

: He had conquered his entire dimension, consisting of millions of planets. The Siring of Raven