That's very noble. But I'm sure there's at least one that would miss you.
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*sigh* I'm nearly immune to fear nowadays. Seeing all those close to you die kind of takes away that capacity.
I've fought half-organic supercomputer machines. Those were scary as hell.
I really don't understand him. He's not that scary. I've seen worse.
Learned your lesson yet?
*empties the clip into Apocalypse's head*
Good thing no one can actually die in this place...
*fires a single shot at the assailant's feet*
Well, I can blend into walls and shadows, but that's it.
Isn't FAIR? A two-on-one would still be basically a one-on-one considering I have no powers.
*cracks knuckles* Over my dead scaly body.
I am nobody's puppet. *glares*
I'm sure when he said "few", you were included in there.
It can be arranged. Although I've never fought a demon before... Technological nightmares that may as well BE demons, but not actual demons.
*smirks* I can have DT make an RP where we start off fighting and end up becoming friend-rivals or something.
I don't watch TV. I find it rather boring. *shrugs*
Ah. I see.
You had left? So that's where you were...
True... By the end of 3, he had at least a semblance of his 1 persona, and then that all goes out the window in 4. >_<
Yes, that's very true. Dante was... More realistic in the 1st one. I think that's why after that, Dante didn't appeal to me. DMC2 was too depressed, and in DMC3 and 4, he annoyed me to no end, so Nero, being a lot like DMC1 Dante, was a welcome addition to me.
I understand. Honestly, Nero would probably lose, but his personality is more interesting to me than Vergil and Dante. The twins seem... One dimensional. And I don't understand how having a character cry automatically makes him emo, either. -
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