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It was a 2d cartoon, these are their renditions that are more tangible in reality. They never had pulsing veins and muscle striations or abs or even seeing individual hair and you never really saw nails or wing skin or holes in their wings or really any texture at all. They are the characters depicted mostly realistically.
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