Demona
The main antagonist of the series, driven by a hatred of humanity.
Demona (voiced by Marina Sirtis) is the main antagonist of the series, driven by a hatred of humanity. She is Goliath's ex-mate and Angela's biological mother; who is no longer frozen in stone by daylight like the others, thanks to Puck's intervention in 'The Mirror', which occurs after the Gathering. She has been alive for a millennium, though for centuries she was turned to stone during the day and was temporarily shattered, so her existence has not been continuous. Because of a magical pact with Macbeth granted to them by the series' version of the Three Witches, both of them have nearly-irrevocable immortality. Demona developed a hatred of all humans, making her an enemy of the clan. She chose the name 'Demona' herself after leaving the clan, derived from 'demon' but with no official translation given. Over the centuries that she has been alive, Demona was the enemy of the Canmore family, who all took on the moniker of The Hunter; the clock tower was destroyed in 'The Gathering, Part Two'—a conflict directly instigated by Demona's manipulation.
Quick Facts
- Species
- Gargoyle
- Status
- Alive
- Alignment
- Antagonist
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Demona?
She is a gargoyle and one of the primary antagonists in the series. Originally part of the Wyvern Clan with Goliath, she became obsessed with vengeance against humanity after her clan was massacred.
How did Demona survive the Wyvern Castle massacre?
She survived by tricking Goliath and Hudson into sleeping during the attack, allowing her to escape alone while others died. This event radicalized her hatred for humans and set her on a path of vengeance that spans centuries.
Is Demona dead at the end of the series?
No, her status is listed as alive even after the conclusion of the main television storyline. While she faces defeat by Goliath, she continues to exist in the universe as a dangerous and complex figure.
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