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I would expand on Sparda's story, mostly fill in some plot holes.

They're kinda making it with the cash from their own pockets, and I don't think they're making any profit off of it.

I don't think it was Vergil who gave him his powers.

I'd ask which version of the game you have, but, I could also ask if you tried both codes?

That is odd how much longevity he has, for being such a weak "demon."

I'm getting somewhat eager myself. Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuo_OCj2Xzk Interview with the directer/co-writer/Vergil: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChsGafbWuAg

Well if people think Beelzebub is another name for Satan, then I'd imagine people would call Satan the lord of flies.

I'll try to lay out all the information I gathered as simply as I can. I only hope that I'm 100% correct, because the information is a little jumbled. Beelzebub was the Canaanite god of weather and fertility. He also gave his people oracles and dismissed flies from their harvests. But the story...

Phantom is light grey with lava (yellow, orange, red). Hey, that's an idea!

Hey, that's an idea!

I'm just having a hard time believing that Nero's possessed arm is Vergil. Vergil's color is blue. Even as Nelo Angelo in DMC1, he had blue lights pulsating through his black armor. But Nero's possessed arm is brown and yellow.

The idea of Satan and Beelzebub being one in the same is a misconception. Beelzebub was a god of Ekron, but the worshippers of God demonized him and considered him an adversary of God, comparable to Satan. So it could be contested if Beelzebub is really a fallen angel, or a mythological god. In...

You bring up some good points. And honestly, I don't know if I could even try to answer any of them. But then there's still more problems with Force Edge. I could ask why it didn't become the Sparda sword when Arkham combines the amulets with it, but people could say because he doesn't have...

Can we figure everything out? In the DMC1 intro, it says that Sparda "reigned" over the human world until his death (disappearance?)... why would you rule over something you're trying to protect? Did they make him king, or did he make himself king? If Sparda was a king for 2,000 years, how...

It all comes down the views of "good" and "evil," and not the concept themselves. If you do something bad, do you view yourself as "evil"? No, you're the hero of your own story, but others wouldn't see it that way. I believe both Nero and Dante are doing what they think is right, but that is...