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Molly Brown, the Creature Concept Artist, has revealed her final designs of the Iron Lung creature, which she calls an eel and said in a comment that her name is Elli.

"First look of the eel and the very first concept I got to work on for Iron Lung! This was the final design, after a few iterations and crazy jaw ideas. She's a thing of beauty and I was absolutely stoked to have the opportunity of bringing her to life! Thank you so much to Mark and Amy for trusting me with this amazing creature.

More will come of other concepts I had the chance to work on, including rejected designs, unused ones, and other subjects."

Here is the fanart where she commented about her name for the creature Elli.

EDIT TO ADD NEW IMAGES: Molly Brown shared some unused designs for the monster eel. "Here's some unused designs for the blood eel! The first ever rough is the first image, already featuring the skulls merged with her face and the vein gills. The second idea was a combination of two human faces, which, when blurred or blasted with light, was supposed to better mimic the face of an actual creature. The two eye sockets at the center were made to be a big nasal cavity. The second idea also had the start of the eel's tail being made up of fragmenting human bodies. These are rougher concepts and obviously less rendered than the final, but I hope you enjoy!"

“Renders of the eel’s full body, as seen in Zbrush! The full asset was never used in the movie, just a slice of her head (for optimization), but the design is still canon! I had a blast creating this model!”

EDIT TO ADD MORE IMAGES: Because Molly Brown knows we crave more images of our incredible eel queen, she’s given us more renders of Elli!

“Renders of the injured eel head used in the film! Created in Zbrush, Blender, and Substance Painter. Her injury reveals fleshy faces and strange baby teeth underneath.”

“Zoinks scoob”

“Just know this is not true to size, this was just a funny screenshot Mark sent me at one point while we were trying to set up a shot reference!”

and we all independently went on to watch the 5.5 hour long video on Victorious.