Demon

The demon is an antagonist the first episode of The Video Game Analyst Series Season 2 (Episode 9) and the last episode of The Video Game Analyst Series season 1 (Episode 8).

First Form
In form 1, the Demon looks exactly like the demon from Virtual Boy Wario Land. It is all red, has big eyes and a creepy smile. It looks somewhat ghostly, having a ghost tail, hands that are not attached with any limbs and floats in the air. Despite how it may look, it is quite large, at a height of 9'1 and floating around half a metre in the air. It also flickers and glitches as it floats.

It's personality is silent and looks to have no verbal communication skills with humans as it just looks around floating and flashing. Though it seems quite violent and angry from being awoken and being kicked out of the Analyst's Virtual Boy in which it was living inside. It seems fairly intelligent and has an understanding of how to make humans fearful.

Second Form
After it's return, it's revealed to look like a red man littered with shards of Little Britain: The Video Game stuck all over it. The disc locations are very inconsistent, as most of them vanish and move around his body to different locations, Showing signs of malting. Though the primary disc locations is two halves of a broken disc for its nipples and one sharp disc on the end of its left knuckle. It also has the cover art of little Britain as a piece of paper covering its crotch and is seen to be wrapped around it with tape. It also has some Little Britain paper wrapped around it's right wrist. Theres even hair coming out the back of the unzipped morph suit.

It's personality is quite energetic, but also somewhat silent, only speaking a few lines. Though it's speech sounds like a human voice but deepened and distorted. The demon is often seen rubbing its nipples and jumping around throwing a middle finger at The Video Game Analyst. The demon also moves around and fights in an ape like manner, it is also seen being somewhat stupid, having slap fights on a swing, playing rock, paper, scissors and having thumb wars, though the demon is often seen cheating in those games.



Concept art design of the demon's second form, originally having the first from as it's face with the morph suit body.

The Video Game Analyst Episode 8
The Video Game Analyst gets a new Virtual Boy, unaware of the presence living inside. He is sent inside of the Virtual Boy and gets stuck inside, this kicks the demon out of its home. After The Video Game Analyst escapes he notices the Demon angry about being kicked out of it's home and awoken from it's slumber. In response it takes over the Analyst Bedroom forcing The Video Game Analyst to leave and never return. Making the old bedroom abandoned.

The Video Game Analyst Episode 9
After a long time of floating around and thinking in an old smokey room the Demon notices Little Britain: The Video Game in the bin as The Video Game Analyst left them in there and never got the chance to take out his rubbish in the hurry of abandoning his room. The Demon fuses with the games, taking on a second form. Eventually walking down the stairs it looks for The Video Game Analyst still pissed off. The demon finds him in his new games room, taunting him through the glass and kicking down the door. After giving him a beating and kicking his ass he pulls Little Britain: The Game (DVD Game) out of his ass and shoves it down The Video Game Analyst's throat. Then possesses his arms, forcing him to play the shitty game.

Later on in the episode The Video Game Analyst starts to fight back, smashing the Demon through a wall of the games room, taking the fight outside to the Analyst's Garden. As the fight continues, as clashes are traded the demon accidentally smashes the pavement and eventually gives birth to it's child, the Pollard Doll. The demon starts to team up with the doll to take advantage of The Video Game Analyst, but is eventually interrupted by InfinitelyBored who brought weapons. After the doll is killed within it's short life span, the demon becomes enraged even further calling upon support from a UFO from space. The same UFO that originally appeared in Episode 6 of The Video Game Analyst. The demon jumps on top of the UFO as it shits out more copies of Little Britain to explode down into the garden.

The Demon eventually tries to strike a deal with The Video Game Analyst and Infinitely Bored, giving them the choice to surrender and die for a quicker and painless death or continue fighting for a slower and painful one. In one timeline the two heroes are defeated and are accidentally sent away to another timeline by the UFO shooting it's energy blast from harvesting The Sphere of Elements to send them away to another reality, causing The Gaggling Geese Team. In another timeline the two heroes defeat the Demon and UFO, sending him away to his own series.

The Demon's Spin-off series
This is still in production, where the Demon gets a series of his own!

The Demon's Kingdom
This is still in production, this is where the demon is victorious, turning the Main Timeline into his kingdom after invading. So Goose³ and VisorMan go to get revenge on the demon after a long adventure trying to find him again.

Abilities and Powers

 * Flight Exclusively to the Demon's first form, the demon was shown to be able to float around in the air willingly, and could have easily flown around the earth if it wanted to. It's max speed is unknown.


 * Demonic Telepathy In it's first appearance (The Video Game Analyst Episode 8) the Demon is floating around the Analyst Bedroom smashing shelfs and being too powerful for The Video Game Analyst to take on. Epic music begins to play when the Demon begins to demolish the environment, this reoccurs when it forces The Video Game Analyst to play Little Britain: The Game (DVD), possessing his arms and forcing him to play. Though it looks like its lost most of this ability when transforming into its second form as nothing else shows. Even in the second form it seems weaker than before as The Video Game Analyst is able to eventually break out of the arm possession.


 * Shape Shifting In it's second appearance (The Video Game Analyst Episode 9) the Demon was able to take on a new form, fusing with broken and smashed pieces of Little Britain: The Video Game (that was destroyed in The Video Game Analyst Episode 6). In this new form it takes a humanoid form, which is much smaller in comparison.


 * Immense Strength and Durability In it's second form, it was shown to be able to match The Video Game Analyst's combat showing a strength disadvantage compared to it's original form. The Demon is also shown to be able to kick down Analyst Games Room's door, and being able to punch a crack into the pavement of Analyst's Garden. The Demon has shown to have great durability also, after being smashed through a wall and taking an impressive amount of punches and being shot by InfinitelyBored by one of his guns but still being able to survive.


 * Life Creation An ability that seems exclusive to it's second form was its ability to give birth to the Pollard Doll and show dominance over it. Commanding it to attack who ever it wanted. It's unknown how many of these demonic dolls it could create or how long it usually takes in between each one.


 * Other Worldly Screech This ability was used when the Demon called out to another world to summon the UFO to help him fight. It's possible that this ability can be used to call for other beings also, though it's unknown if they will respond or actually help the caller.


 * Shitty Game Creation The demon has seen to been able to shit games out his ass, though this is exclusive to his second form, as it's required to fuse with a specific game to create the same thing (if already shitty) or a shitter copy of a game as if it was like a bad Chinese rip-off game. Meaning his Shape Shifting is required first. Though this power can also be used when getting support from the UFO to help speed out the process and throw shitty games around from riding on top of the ship.

Trivia

 * Originally the Demon was only going to make a one time none returning appearance in Episode 8 (Season 1's finale) to give an excuse to leave the Analyst Bedroom and move into the Analyst Games Room, but eventually became a major character in Episode 9 (Season 2's first episode) as it would be more interesting for the plot.
 * The Demon was floating around the Analyst Bedroom for a full 6 months, before finding Little Britain: The Video Game in the bin and fusing with the pieces. October 2020 - June 2021.
 * The Demon's second form was originally going to have the first form's face still on the design but was later changed to no visible face. This can be seen in the concept art that has been saved on this page.
 * Because the morph suit was broken and wouldn't zip up all the way hair is often seen sticking out the back of the second form's design, the visible hair was not part of the character's design. It only zips up to just below the back of the actor's neck.
 * The morph suit used for the Demon's second form was soled by a "6ft tall..32waist" man known as nylonchav for a total price of £5.65.