The Teen Titans Go Trigon bristled. Who did this guy think he was, wanting to share a room with him?
He widened all four eyes, ready to let loose, but spotted Etrigan nearby and called out, "Grandson, get over here!"
"Huh?" Etrigan looked baffled. He even forgot to rhyme. "Grandpa—and Dad?"
Hadn't they just ganged up on his grandfather and killed him? Why was he inside his aunt's Pendant? And what was his father doing here?
"Ungrateful son!" Belial snapped. He and Etrigan had both ruled Hell, and both were ambitious Demons. Their relationship was about what anyone would expect.
"What?" Jason Blood was thoroughly confused. How had this family tree become such a mess?
"Jason, that's my lousy father. I don't know how my aunt caught him, but he's locked up and still talks to me like that," Etrigan explained.
"Your family's a mess—"
"Stop standing around and kill that thing in Superman's hand!" the Teen Titans Go Trigon urged. "Now!"
"Hah. Kill me? Him?" Trigon sneered. A being like him could be defeated easily enough, but killing him for good was another matter. At most, they could seal him away.
"True," Superman said with a nod. "But I know a place that would be perfect for banishing him."
"The Phantom Zone? It won't hold him for long," Batman said. "We should look into it more."
Trigon gave a derisive snort and glanced at his Teen Titans Go counterpart. "In that state, you still want to meddle in my affairs? How does it feel to be captured by my daughter?"
"Your daughter? She's my daughter." The Teen Titans Go Trigon flipped him off. "I'm perfectly comfortable here. Get lost!"
Trigon was baffled. He seriously suspected this was a mentally ill version of himself from another Multiverse. Who enjoyed being