(Titans II #1-4) - Trigon was resurrected under unrevealed circumstances, and was bent on destroying Earth with the aid of his children. He met many enemies and spread himself too thin in his wars across dimensions, leaving him immensely weakened, but still powerful enough to destroy Earth. He wanted to kill every Titan, past and present, because they were the only ones to ever have beaten him. His demons destroyed the fledgling Teen Titans East, killing Power Boy, and his horde kept up a relentless assault on the other heroes to name themselves Titans. His violence led to a reformation of the original Titans, and Raven contacted him on the mental plane, and he gladly divulged his plans to her, and shared his secret, that she had a brother, sired in a Satanic rite much like herself. Raven and the Titans tracked down Trigon’s other brides, only to find that they’d died years ago. Trigon had not one son, but many, and they kept the Titans off balance by exposing them to the seven deadly sins, and then confronted them. They attacked the Titans and used Raven to open up a portal to Trigon’s dimension. The battle went for Trigon’s children and they used Beast Boy’s Trigon seed, the smallest spark of which was still in him, to finish the portal, and Trigon prepared to step through, telling his boys they would rule at his side.. Raven used her own ability to tap into the seven deadly sins, which greatly sickened her, to overcome her brothers with greed. They stole Trigon’s last vestiges of power, and then retreated to learn how to manipulate their newfound magic. Trigon was proud that his sons were as deceitful, manipulative and power-hungry as he was. Raven was pleased at having tricked them. In his dilapidated state Trigon could not have given them much of a magical boost.