And that feature is she uses faceplates instead of swapping an entire head. Maybe Disney just didn’t want people sneaking a peek under Demona’s top? Which does raise the question: why do female gargoyles have breasts? They’re an egg-laying species, most of which don’t nurse their young, but they are fantastic beasts so I guess they can follow different rules.ĭemona comes with more stuff than we’re used to, and she even has a new feature that I wish Goliath had. It’s interesting as I suspect NECA will want to reuse much of this mold for Angela at some point, but her top is different.
Either that, or the torso is cut-out to fit it so it can be glued down. She basically just has a top and loincloth with the bottom piece being separate while the top appears to be part of the mold. Like Goliath, she’s inspired by the cartoon, but has added detail to make her look a bit more “alive.” It’s a bit less pronounced as she doesn’t need giant, rippling, muscles and it’s mostly seen in the texture added to her clothing. She has a big tuft of red hair that looks quite nice and the pale blue-gray of her skin lines up well with her appearance in the cartoon. Not only is she shorter than her former beau, she’s more slender as she has a very feminine physique that mixes with the gargoyle anatomy.
It’s a bit smaller than Goliath’s since Demona is a smaller character. Unlike Goliath, her book can actually open and close.ĭemona is sold in the standard NECA Ultimates five-panel window box. Like Goliath, she brought reading material.
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