‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them’ Exclusive Deleted Scene: To Catch a Demiguise
The sequence finds magizoologist, Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne), in hot pursuit of a
demiguise, a sloth-like creature with precognitive powers, as well as the ability to turn invisible.
Because it can see the future, or the most probable version of it anyway, the only way to trap a
demiguise is to do something completely unpredictable. Enter Newt’s unlikely sidekick, No-Maj
Baker, Jacob Kowalski (Dan Fogler)...The demiguise effects aren’t finished yet, but this
sequence does highlight the movie’s beautiful production and costume design. (x)
The sequence finds magizoologist, Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne), in hot pursuit of a
demiguise, a sloth-like creature with precognitive powers, as well as the ability to turn invisible.
Because it can see the future, or the most probable version of it anyway, the only way to trap a
demiguise is to do something completely unpredictable. Enter Newt’s unlikely sidekick, No-Maj
Baker, Jacob Kowalski (Dan Fogler)...The demiguise effects aren’t finished yet, but this
sequence does highlight the movie’s beautiful production and costume design. (x)
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The Runespoor is a large three-headed snake, with each head serving a different purpose:
the left head is the planner; the middle head is the dreamer; and the right head is the critic
with extremely venomous fangs. Originating in the small African country of Burkina Faso,
the Runespoor commonly reaches a length of six or seven feet and is vivid orange with
black stripes, making it all-too-easy to spot. This is unfortunate, as a black market in
Runespoors and their eggs has flourished for several centuries.
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