Rendered using advanced physics engines, the character models feature highly expressive facial animations, complex fabric textures, and realistic fluid dynamics.
The 2010s accelerated Harley’s rise. Suicide Squad thrust her into mainstream cinema; Birds of Prey doubled down on her post-Joker independence; the Harley Quinn animated series balanced irreverence with darker character work. She became a brand: cosplay staple, merch powerhouse, and a symbol for people fascinated by complex female characters who refuse to be contained by expectations.
Unlike the stylized, exaggerated look of Batman: The Animated Series or the graffiti-vibe of the Harley Quinn animated show, Dezmall opts for a semi-realistic, almost cinematic look. The details in the character's expressions—shifting from the professional, reserved Dr. Quinzel to the unhinged Harley—are the highlight of the piece. The audio design also deserves praise; the sound editing amplifies the tension, making the transformation feel visceral and intense.