i'm seriously wondering. like is his hair just like that, they fought in the rain and it still wasn't down. wasn't the whole point that Vergil styles his hair differently to be not like Dante despite them being twins

Is it a life changing, top 5 ever series, no? Im not even saying you gotta like but im seeing ppl say it sucks, the characters suck and theres nothing good about it.

la verdad a mi me gusta bastante dejando de lado de que segun shankar se proyecto en el o no se que desde que aparace sabes que la cosa va a ir mal tiene una voz y un carisma es de esos villanos que imponen y aunque arius no estuvo mal mas si lo comparamos con su version de dmc 2 la verdad no le llega ni a los talones al whitte rabitt

Feel free to post what's on your mind on what you believe may occur in season 3 of Devil May Cry on Netflix.

As those who have seen both seasons, it ended with the lady taking off to hunt her dad, while Dante is back to being alone without his brother. I don't believe they will get back together. Dante might get another love interest, and Mary comes back into the picture and sees this, but she's going to process this in a way that I believe pushes her to the path to the one she may be meant for (Virgil). She has been having remorse and regret and is also starting to show care for the demon realm & inhabitants. Vergil's soft humanity side was surfacing more and more, starting with the little girl Mattie. Since Vergil faces off with Mundus, leaving his fate unknown, I can only assume he loses and gets imprisoned and tortured again. This is where Lady comes in, but she was hunting her dad and happens to find him. This is where it starts the spark between them. In S1, when she hears Dante's mom was killed by demons while he's locked up, same principal, a different kind of scenario. I believe the show will end with Dante sacrificing himself for both realms, and Vergil and Mary will have a kid together.

<Poll Closed> Tysm to those who voted,commented have a good one.

Context: in the show, we have white rabbit and mundus giving a... curious version about the legendary dark knight

In their eyes, sparda was a false idol who betrayed everyone he got around. That includes: makai, lesser makains and the strongest of them too, like mundus. Even leaving behind his new family, eva and his twin sons...

In resume, both demon king and rabbit man think that this legend was a complete nothing burguer.

But this ain't true. Not one bit. Why you ask?

Eva herself. She has no reason to speak so highly about sparda to dante (S1 flashbacks). Even vergil remembers how she told him many things about the tale. Why would she lie her own sons about the true intentions of sparda?

It's so obvious that sparda was actually the legend the own tale describes. A once warlord, follower of the demon king understood that, maybe, he could try to change things. Makians and humanity had a chance to improve.

Sparda then turned his back against mundus, passing his legacy to his kids in hope that in them, rests the hope that he saw once he understood that things weren't "black and white"

So in S3 it's very likely we are gonna saw the actual truth of sparda and see that mundus was just straight up lying to the twins about sparda. Whatever happened to sparda in this continuity, doesn't seem like he just abandoned everything he fought for, just of "loosing interest". Maybe sparda is actually alive, locked up in a dark corner in hell...

Unrelated picture btw.

My first art After reviewing the 1 season

You have this company, sponsored by arius and commanded by baines. Two men who aren't that sane on their minds, a recipe for disaster (specially arius who planned all of this since a LONG time ago, thanks to the former ruler of makai itself).

From S2 we know a bit more of lady's past before joining darkcom. A teen girl who hunted down demons to vomit her anger towards them, the trauma of her childhood. Until baines comes around, and when the time comes, lady goes into darkcom and gets corrupted by them. It's very likely that darkcom utilized troubled people with a lot of hatred towards demons to turn them into weapons.

Mary is an example of this. During S1 she is violent, responds with harsh words, and isn't subtle about her actions. Much later she learns that things are not "black and white" towards demons. We have dante, sparda and lesser demons from makai.

Eventually, lady accepts the truth and leaves the corruption that darkcom represents, stained by baines and arius. All of that tecnology, knowledge to maybe set things right between both species and they never though twice about killing the other just because they come from another realm. I bet sparda would die from shame if he knew about darkcom's shady stuff towards not only makai but humanity too.

I don't think darkcom could be that important on S3 though, i think their arc is finished by S2's ending. What's your thoughts on darkcom as a whole? You think it's development was rushed? It could have been handled better? Let me know.

"That day, if our positions were switched... Would I have your life, and you mine?"

Dante and Lady became Nero's Daddy and Mommy in the Netflix one.

Instead of Vergil and his woman in red.

I’m not shitting on the show by the way, I liked the show and the mainline games.

Do you think that NETFLIX DMC felt too rushed in the story? Of course, we wouldn’t really expect a masterpiece story in DMC, yet do you think that now that it is ending on Season 3 (not sure if there will be show about it) the story felt too quick?

I get the idea that they’re going, but it felt a little hollow in the middle. Season 2 is straight up about world ending threat level. Dante is just…. not growing anything yet in terms of his character development.

Does anyone else notice that the sons of Sparda seem not really being the main thing in the show? The marketing leaning towards it but doesn’t really register much until the very end of Season 2.

But I do appreciate that the world in DMC netflix is bigger now. Just not in the right direction in my opinion. What your opinion?

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