Her default face is a villainous smile, and that can be swapped out for a more threatening look, with exposed fangs and glowing red eyes. Figuarts or figma or whatever overseas import figure. Unlike your typical NECA figure, Demona doesn't have interchangeable heads, but rather faces, much like a S.H. Special attention goes to her earrings and ankle bracelet, which are actual metal.
The wings and clothing have some nice texture to them, adding to the appearance. While her slender build means she doesn't have the overly detailed musculature we've seen in the past, she does have visible cheekbones and collarbones, and the shape of her bones can be made out on her hands, just like a real human (er, human-like creature).
Once you get past all the annoying things like tape and ties, everything is pretty easy to take out of and put back in the plastic trays.ĭemona is sculpted by the same person who did the Gargoyles before her, and she has a mixture of cartoon and realism. However, special new artwork was made here, and while it's not the masterpiece Thailog's was, it still looks really darn good. I was just recently able to find the former, but I had to go out of town to get it.ĭemona isn't as big as the previous two figures, Goliath and Thailog, so her box isn't as big as them either. Demona and Bronx showed up at Target first as "Haulathon" exclusives, and they ended up being impossible to find, compared to the Turtles figures which showed up all over the place. Gargoyles (Neca) (Neca)It's been quite some time since I reviewed a NECA Gargoyles figure, but that's mainly because I haven't been able to find the latest ones.
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