#dante sparda

[alicethenobody]

Dante defending Vergil lmao

[thedivineimagecomic]

𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐃𝐈𝐕𝐈𝐍𝐄 𝐈𝐌𝐀𝐆𝐄 - 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐏𝐓𝐄𝐑 𝐓𝐇𝐑𝐄𝐄 PAGE - 42

A Return to a Familiar Island

[n3loangelo]

this raidante business is getting a little bit too serious

[zeeckz]

[qwoberch]

bord

[wastedskins]

Devil May Cry, 2001

[nightmarebumblebee]

Also pains me a bit to see Kakashi being called "middle-aged". That man not even 30 when Naruto started 🥲

Middle-age white hair mentor and their baby boys....

[proffbon]

I have an old pet peeve concerning the whole 'DMC5 Dante and Vergil having different faces' thing. And it's not the fact that they have different faces, I know about identical twins that may start looking different with age due to different lifestyles, and I'm not here to argue if this was a good design decision or not.

The thing that pissed me off for the longest time was that some people argued in favor of this decision by claiming that 'Dante and Vergil were never identical twins actually, it was just a graphical limitation'.

My brother in Sparda, Vergil is introduced to the series by LITERALLY COMING OUT OF DANTE'S REFLECTION IN THE MIRROR. 'Not identical' my ass!

[justanother-fangirlsblog]

The more I get close to turn 30, the more things I understand about me.

Today, I understood what kind of man would immediately make me fall on my knees.

I mean, I see a pattern.

[revenier]

It’s one of my older digital art, which I will never finish but I still wanted to post it

[rabiadraw]

Woo!

[alicethenobody]

It always annoys me when people make fun of Dante for not being as well adjusted as Nero despite being significantly older than him and calling Dante a manchild and stuff.

Like ok Nero obviously had a rough life and it shows with his anger issues and how he often feels the need to put on a tough guy act in front of anyone who isn’t Kyrie. But he had people who supported him throughout his life and helped guide him. A dev (I think it was Itsuno but I could be wrong) even said Nero would’ve ended up just like Vergil if he hadn’t met Kyrie.

Dante didn’t have that kind of guidance growing up, and the people who he could actually trust always ended up dead so from a relatively young age he was taught that everyone he gets close to will die just because he’s Sparda’s kid. He never had anything even vaguely resembling a normal life past the age of 8 so no wonder he is the way he is. DMC has this heavy theme about how people are often shaped by their experiences and I wish more people understood that.

Again, NOT downplaying Nero’s difficult childhood. Just explaining why he comes across as better adjusted than Dante.

[st-hedge]

I wanna put myself thru the torture of dmc3 again

[tirtyturtle]

DMC1, Dante I love you 💕

[deadscell]