The original Edgar retained a protective and commanding demeanor, a noble guardian of the toys. In contrast, the pouch-face was savage and insatiable, driven by a primal hunger that added a layer of unpredictability to Edgar's character. As the leader, Edgar organized the toys, preparing them to defend against any threat. His muscular build and newfound strength commanded respect and authority, while the menacing pouch-face instilled fear in their enemies. This duality made Edgar a powerful and complex figure, balancing between his protective nature and the aggressive tendencies of his new form. In the somber setting of Sullivan's room, with its dusty corners and forgotten treasures, Edgar, the Fangbelly, stood as a testament to resilience and transformation. His journey from a neglected toy to a fierce leader highlighted the enduring strength of memories and the unexpected ways in which forgotten things could find new life and purpose.