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well, the shoulders were narrower, so i didn't have to hide them under a scarf or armor. for some reason, the shoulders made the arms look really fat to me on normal skins. but the arms were straight. like there were no elbows. there was the cool wings from the ears too. you couldn't equip shoes, which was really annoying. plus, your feet were claws! your legs were feathered from the shins done, and you had bird feet! while it on occasion worked, i mainly was trying to cover it up with clouds, dresses, or my yeti. the original skin had your avatar floating, but after a few weeks they fixed that. so every now and then you'll see a floating imp, and it's b/c they were one of the original purchasers, and hadn't changed their avi since the change. b/c the entire avatar is skinnier, tattoos and anklets don't always (or ever) line up. they were shaped like pears, (bottom heavy) so skirts seemed to work better on imps than on vampires. since mine was an angel, it was fairly pale, which i guess is okay. you got to keep your eyes when putting on new skins, but your wings went away.

so i guess it really depends on how you build your avatar if the way it was designed would be helpful or not. but that's true of any skin. it was fun putting a mermaid tail on with the wings still there. it was a pretty combo

i guess, i had always thought that it was just me who had a hard time and ended up covering it up with a skin most of the time. but, it does explain why my avatar is still shoeless. well, not like i can change it now anyway-
when the imp is pulled off, it's really cool. but you don't see too many people sporting it. i see more angel imps than demon imps too.

i guess it would be a flying fish. haha. or maybe a mergus (mermaid/pegasus) .

a lot of mine were extremely cluttered too. but i typically wouldn't change my hair to match my avi. it would normally change too fast for me to really mess much with it. though i've had bout 5 or 6 different purchased hairstyles.