Taurus an Capra demon, how did they get there?

I agree with the wandering theory. In much mythology demons are known to wander about aimlessly just doing whatever they pleased. They are also known to pick a certain place where they take residence for a while and just generally haunt the place and mess with anyone that gets near. I assume this is the case of the Taurus and Capra demon. They climbed their way out of hell(Just picture those two climbing up through Blighttown, pretty funny) and decided to roam around undead burg.

They don't need no crows. They have wings. They obviously flew there.

capra and taurus don't have wings, it was definitely the crow. But then again it wasn't and was most likely what Wilkinson said about them wandering

Havel_The_Rock wrote:capra and taurus don't have wings, it was definitely the crow. But then again it wasn't and was most likely what Wilkinson said about them wandering

I was talking about the Asylum Demon and Stray Demon. They have tiny wings.

It is likely that Capra and Taurus demons could just climb up there from the ruins, they're both pretty close to the entrance to the depths.

But the asylum looks like it's pretty far from Lordran, and on top of a mountain, why/how would two fat demons wielding weapons taller than themselves end up there?
Besides, i don't think the crow, or their wings could carry them all the way through.

But in reality I believe that they were roaming demons. You could ask the same about how the stray demon and asylum demon reached their home or the gargoyle demons (white ones) of Anor Londo etc; They probably strayed from their homeland and decided to go somewhere else.

... and why are there craploads of bounding demons in Sen's?

good point. Send is even more of an unlikely place than the burg. What on earth made them pop up over there, but they aren't true demons considering that they are remnants of slabs and not entirely created by the bed

Havel_The_Rock wrote:good point. Send is even more of an unlikely place than the burg. What on earth made them pop up over there, but they aren't true demons considering that they are remnants of slabs and not entirely created by the bed

 My theory is that sen is actually the "nameless" blacksmith diety. That would also explain the IRON golem.

"When the nameless blacksmith deity passed,
from several Slabs, great beasts arose.
The power of titanite remains within them,
and they still roam Lordran today."


"Legendary Slabs are the heirlooms of a
nameless blacksmith deity, who forged the
weapons of other Gods. Weapons forged with
this slab become rare legendary weapons."

According to these descriptions, If sen had been the "nameless" Blacksmith deity it would make sense that there would be titanite demons there. The demons having risen from the slabs, and the slabs being heirlooms of the "Nameless" Blacksmith diety (Sen).

Myztyrio wrote:... and why are there craploads of bounding demons in Sen's?

Those are titanite demons.
Bounding demons are those walking dragon butts in izalith.

I think it was discussed in some other thread not long ago.
The big question happened to be "how did the slabs end up in Sen's fortress"