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Clement

First appearance

Information
Name	Clement
Aliases	Clem
Status	Alive
Classification	Loose-Skinned Demon
Affiliation	Spike (friend) Buffy Summers (friend) Harmony Kendall (assistant)
Known Relatives	unidentified cousin
Notable powers	Ability to turn his face into tentacles. Feeds on emotions
Portrayed by	James Charles Leary

Clement, usually referred to as Clem, was a peaceful Loose-Skinned Demon who lived in Sunnydale and later Los Angeles. He was a friend and ally to the Scooby Gang, as well as an occasional cryptsitter and poker buddy of Spike.

1 Biography
2 Personality and Traits
3 Behind the Scenes
4 Appearances
5 Gallery
6 References

Biography Edit

Clem befriended Dawn Summers and Spike, with whom he regularly attended kitty poker, as he seemingly fed on them. Due to his non-violent, gentle personality, Clem became an ally of the Scooby Gang, taking care of Dawn when Buffy Summers and Spike needed to face a threat. He eventually became such close friends with the gang that he was invited to Buffy's 21st birthday party^[1] and the ultimately-aborted wedding of Xander Harris and Anya Jenkins.^[2]

Clem left Sunnydale shortly before its destruction and established himself in Los Angeles. Months later, he became a cast member of Harmony Bites, a reality TV show starring vampire and former Sunnydale resident Harmony Kendall. Sometime after Harmony Bites was cancelled and the Seed of Wonder was destroyed, Clem and Harmony relocated to London to seek help from Angel and Faith Lehane.

Personality and Traits Edit

Clem had large, floppy ears, loose skin, and a benevolent disposition, despite being a demon who occasionally played poker with live kittens as antes. However, he later abstained from eating kittens for health and, ostensibly, moral reasons.

Though his appearance was typically marked by his mostly saggy skin, occasionally explained away as a "skin condition",^[3] he did have the ability to open his face, revealing a number of frightening, multi-colored tentacle appendages. Such an occasion frightened the Potential Slayers, proving Buffy's point that that even the most harmless demon could be terrifying.^[4]