Triceratons are an alien species. These aliens resemble anthropomorphic Triceratops that have hi-tech weaponry with them who have a rivalry with The Kraang. Triceratons debuts in Dinosaur Seen in Sewers!.
Origins[]
TV Show[]
Season 3[]
Dinosaur Seen in Sewers![]
Annihilation: Earth! Part One[]
Annihilation: Earth! Part Two[]
Season 4[]
Beyond The Known Universe[]
The Moons of Thalos 3[]
The Outlaw Armaggon![]
Riddle Of The Ancient Aeons[]
The Arena of Carnage[]
The War for Dimension X[]
Trans-Dimensional Turtles[]
Revenge of the Triceratons[]
The Evil of Dregg[]
The Ever-Burning Fire[]
Earth's Last Stand[]
City at War[]
Episodes[]
Season 3[]
Season 4[]
- Beyond The Known Universe (Flashback)
- The Moons of Thalos 3
- The Outlaw Armaggon! (Flashback)
- Riddle Of The Ancient Aeons
- The Arena of Carnage
- The War for Dimension X (Hologram)
- Trans-Dimensional Turtles (Mentioned)
- Revenge of the Triceratons
- The Evil of Dregg (Mentioned)
- The Ever-Burning Fire
- Earth's Last Stand (Death/ Last Appearance)
- City at War (Mentioned)
Known Members[]
- Zanmoran (Leader)
- Mozar (Commander)
- Zera (General)
- Zorin (Second-In-Command)
- Zog (Sergeant)
- Zorg (Lieutenant)
- Zovox (Lieutenant)
- Zark (Imperial Agent)
- Zarus (Scientist)
- Zeno (Gladiator)
- Triceraton Soldiers
- Triceraton Scientists
- Triceraton Pilots
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Like the Ninja Turtles, they have oxygen converters as well that they use when the atmosphere of a place isn't what they breathe.
- The atmosphere in their planet contains nitrogen.
- If a Triceraton doesn't breathe pure nitrogen, they can become sick.
- In Dinosaur Seen in Sewers!, this was seen with Zog, who didn't have an oxygen converter on.
- The Triceratons being able to breathe nitrogen is a reference to the original comics and the 2003 Triceratons.
- According to the producers of the show, the Triceratons are 10 feet tall and 5 feet wide.
- This is actually how big a full grown Triceratops was.
- Their planet was destroyed by The Kraang millennia ago with the Heart of Darkness.