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вЂњFor each of our stages, except for the Dogogorgon, we created physical models of them,вЂќ said Christina Graff. To facilitate the actorsвЂ™ interactions with the nascent Demogorgon, actual models of each stage were made. We knew we wanted to show him going from a two-legged tadpole to a four-legged toad, see the birth pains of the legs penetrating and the saliva and stuff coming out on the table in the room.вЂќ ItвЂ™s moving where his legs are going to sprout. Something is going on here thatвЂ™s fairly aggressive.

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вЂњWe have to basically always kind of show the expansion вЂ¦ even at when heвЂ™s twitching and you see something moving under his skin when heвЂ™s a Tadpole. вЂњBecause it had to grow really fast, we felt we also have to show it growing,вЂќ said Paul Graff. Once he sprouts hind legs and fits more completely inside the Ghostbusters trap, heвЂ™s in the Frogogorgon stage. The Pollywog wouldnвЂ™t strut, so how was it going to move? And all of those models that we ended up sharing with the Duffers and all of those things that they liked, then we passed those on to the sound department so that they could begin with their sound design work.вЂќДart doesnвЂ™t stay a Tadpole for long. But we tried to be really kind of secretive about the Demogorgon-like features, and at the same time we knew that thatвЂ™s where we have to head with the development of the shape.вЂќД¬hristina Graff said, вЂњOnce we had the actual concepts for the four stagesвЂ¦we moved on to motion design where we figured out how the Stage 1 Tadpole moved. It develops like a split upper lip and thereвЂ™s a closeup where it opens its mouth and you can already see the little sharp teeth in there. вЂњWe knew that for Stages 1 and 2, we didnвЂ™t want to give away that it is a Demogorgon, so we kind of hid all the features that are too obviously Demogorgon-like, like the petal mouth. вЂњItвЂ™s not easy without a face,вЂќ explained Graff. Making the Pollywog adorable was a challenge though. It was important that Dustin would find the Tadpole cute at this semi-larval stage, so the audience could understand why heвЂ™d take care of the critter he named Dart. вЂњBased on their size, we called them Tadpole, Frogogorgon/Toadogorgon, Catogorgon,В and Dogogorgon. вЂњThey wanted to start with something that looks like a tadpole and then it needs to develop in the direction of a Demogorgon,вЂќ said Paul Graff. The Duffers wanted to have five stages of creature development - four before the creature reached the fully mature Demogorgon. So thatвЂ™s so there could be uncharted territory, in a sense.вЂќ

Yeah, thereвЂ™s some connection there and itвЂ™s possible, but the Duffers kind of left that open for themselves. ItвЂ™s not necessarily that the slugs are mini Demogorgons. And the Duffers didnвЂ™t know yet whether this was connecting to the Demogorgon or not, but itвЂ™s a point of departure, so they wanted to start with the tadpole stage. Paul Graff said, вЂњWe know we have the slug kind of left over in Season 1, when Will spits into the sink this kind of slug-like creature. Visual effects producers Christine and Paul Graff spoke with IndieWire about reimagining the DemogorgonвЂ™s earliest stages: The Slug Inspiration

The precocious Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) adopts a strange, tadpole-like creature he found in is trash can, but the cute critter grows rapidly, has carnivorous appetites, and soon becomes a Demodog, aka a creature that looks an awful like a Demogorgon that moves on all fours.

After the Demogorgon terrorized Hawkins, Indiana in the first season of вЂњStranger Things,вЂќ Season 2 doubled down on the monsters by bringing on the Mind-Flayer, which will be discussed at a later date, and showing another dimension of the Demogorgons.