Demogorgon appears in D&D 3.5's Fiendish Codex I: Hordes of the Abyss (2006), p.61-63, this time as a CR 23 creature. It is clarified that Aameul is the left head, and Hethradiah the right.

Demogorgon casts the darkness spell four times at its lowest level, targeting different areas with the spell. Demogorgon doesn’t need to concentrate on the spells, which end on initiative count 20 of the next round. In Stranger Things: The Game, Demogorgon larvae appear as regular enemies throughout the Upside Down, as well as the fourth chapter's sewer stage and the sixth chapter's Hawkins Lab stage; when killed, the larvae split into two smaller enemies.

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Prince of Demons, The Deepfather, The Sibliant Beast, Master of the Spiraling Depths, Master of the Mysterious, King of the Deviants, Tanar’ri Prince, Lord of all that Swims in Darkness Ed Stark, James Jacobs, Erik Mona (June 13, 2006). Fiendish Codex I: Hordes of the Abyss. ( Wizards of the Coast), p. 73. ISBN 0-7869-3919-2. Still, even though he’s a more subtle enemy than you’d expect with a challenge rating of 26, fighting Demogorgon head on is the kind of thing that only very powerful (and/or very stupid) parties of adventurers choose to do. Demogorgon was the first of the tanar'ri, [8] a chaotic and misshapen creature formed from the primal fear of mortal souls. The Queen of Chaos considered Demogorgon a mistake and cast him aside, where he lay forgotten.

The twin toddlers who portray Holly Wheeler, as well as Millie's younger sister Ava, were initially frightened by the practical Demogorgon suit. To calm them down, a crew member told them that it was a benevolent monster from the Disney/Pixar film Monsters, Inc. [1] Ed Stark, James Jacobs, Erik Mona (June 13, 2006). Fiendish Codex I: Hordes of the Abyss. ( Wizards of the Coast), p. 63. ISBN 0-7869-3919-2. This section is a trivia section. Please relocate any relevant information into other sections of the article. He is the ultimate antagonist behind the scenes in Bastion of Broken Souls (2002), where his head Aameul arranges for adventurers to kill the dragon Ashardalon as part of an elaborate plot to kill his other head, Hethradiah. It’s believed that the term "Demogorgon" actually derives from a typo of the Greek word "Demiurge," meaning "creator of the world."

When asked if the Demogorgon was some kind of plant due to its appearance, Mark Steger responded that it was fair speculation, adding that he feels it's "more mushroom, which is kind of between plant and animal. " [6] All stages of the Demogorgon life cycle, minus the initial larval form. (Note: Mike is included for scaling purposes.)

The process began with a scan of Mark Steger's body, from which a full-size form was created that the body of the Demogorgon was sculpted onto. Animatronics were installed in the head and arms, which had to be operated with remote control. [5] Steger often had to wear metal stilts that elevated him nearly ten inches. Despite the suit's complexity, it only took half an hour to 40 minutes to put on and only weighed approximately 30 pounds. [6] In the late 15 th century DR, as a result of a vision of the demon lord in the Darklake, a faction of the kuo-toa of Sloobludop started a cult of Demogorgon. [2] Rumors & Legends [ ] As Prince of Demons, Demogorgon's armies are truly enormous, and contain demons of countless types. Magic Resistance. Demogorgon has advantage on saving throws against spells and other magical effects.The earliest known reference to the name Demogorgon appears in a popular Latin commentary (dated around 350-400 AD) of the ancient epic Roman poem Thebaid (published around 92 AD). [15] The name "Demogorgon" is speculated by scholars to be a misspelling of the Greek "dēmiourgon", meaning "demiurge", introduced by later transcriptions. Meanwhile, Will's friends Mike, Lucas, and Dustin began investigating Will's disappearance. Mike noted a strange coincidence linking the disappearance with a recent " Dungeons & Dragons" campaign. During the campaign, Will's player character was defeated by the fearsome Demogorgon; hours later, Will had vanished from real life. In addition, Eleven used the game piece representing the character to attempt to illustrate her vision of Will hiding from the creature in the other dimension. Mortals could not summon Demogorgon himself, but the most pious could use sacrifice to summon a temporary aspect of Demogorgon. The aspect was smaller and not as powerful as Demogorgon. An aspect of Demogorgon was always unbalanced, taking after one head more than the other. [10] [36] Relationships [ ] Bailey, Kat (2021-08-16). "Dead By Daylight: Stranger Things Content Leaving the Store In November". IGN . Retrieved 2022-02-19. Obviously, it’s his later incarnation as a D&D villain that’s behind his appearance in Stranger Things.