Okay we all know that Dante was supposed to be a total outcast who then started to grow into the shoes of classic Dante. Does anyone else see something similar happening with Vergil? I mean not him turning evil... ( that part was obvious ). But , his behaviour towards humans... His cold hearted attitude.
Like everyone claimed, Vergil in this incarnation was completely different. Some even went on to call him a wuss. he leads the order and works around with people. But by the end , we see that vergil is all on his own. He feels betrayed by his "comrades". This angers him and he decides to always work alone. This falls in line with classic Vergil who preferred to remain alone and only collaborated with people who could be of use (Arkham). In his mind Dante has betrayed him. This fact keeps burning into him as he begins to hate his brother. Slowly due to all the wrath, he succumbs to his demonic side and starts to embrace it. He then believes that it's pointless to fight for the humans and the demon blood runs far too deep within.
And hence, Classic Vergil comes into play . ( With more backstory this time round)
Like everyone claimed, Vergil in this incarnation was completely different. Some even went on to call him a wuss. he leads the order and works around with people. But by the end , we see that vergil is all on his own. He feels betrayed by his "comrades". This angers him and he decides to always work alone. This falls in line with classic Vergil who preferred to remain alone and only collaborated with people who could be of use (Arkham). In his mind Dante has betrayed him. This fact keeps burning into him as he begins to hate his brother. Slowly due to all the wrath, he succumbs to his demonic side and starts to embrace it. He then believes that it's pointless to fight for the humans and the demon blood runs far too deep within.
And hence, Classic Vergil comes into play . ( With more backstory this time round)