where the hell did you get nero being stronger in limbo from? preassumption much?
Nope, pure logic. Dante's abilities are taken away in the real world and his only feat of strength is knocking out a bouncer at Devil's Dalliance. With that as our evidence of his strength, we can assume that he is at least no stronger than a normal person but, since we have no evidence that he is stronger than a normal person in the real world, we can only assume that he is as strong as a normal person. If you have any evidence to the contrary, I would like to see it.
Now, because his strength in the real world is that of a human, we can assume that Limbo enhances Dante's strength. If it enhances Dante's strength, I would have to assume that it would enhance Nero's strength as well by the same margin. Nero is stronger than Dante in the real world, I can mathematically establish this thanks to Nero showcasing his strength in battle. So, if he is already stronger than Dante in the real world, he would have to be stronger than him in Limbo as well.
aside from that DANTE told vergil munds' weakness (hint his eye)
Whoops, my bad.
dante took out a powered up mundus shell, think savior only stronger.
I would like to see proof that Mundus is stronger than the Savior.
the one slash argument was explained in the story hur dur
I would like to hear that explanation.
There's no doubt in my mind dante wins. His ceiling is much higher then nero's is.
Don't see how that matters.
That aside I doubt nero would even know HOW to kill a nephilim.
If Dante vs. Vergil is any indication. They can be killed much like any other mortal being can. There is nothing suggesting that there is a specific method of killing a nephilim.
Now nero might be strong but he hasn't tapped his potential either he relies on DB to manifest his powers or borrow power, see yamato.
Dante has progressed faster and has started to tap into his potential, becoming a full devil, and can also manifest his powers in the real world, see vergil strolling with yamato.
First of all, Dante hasn't become full demon. Second of all, we don't know whether Yamato and Rebellion are the same type of weapon. Rebellion had the ability to change into Angel and Demon weaponry thus it's a weapon that can only exist in Limbo. Yamato, on the other hand, doesn't have those abilities and seems to be a weapon of a different nature since it is able to seal Mundus' Hell Gate. Furthermore, using Vergil as measure of what Dante could achieve could only be based on assumptions. We don't know how Vergil got his powers and, either way, Dante is stronger than him. Lastly, even if he hasn't tapped into his full potential, Nero is still stronger than Dante but to argue that Dante could be stronger than Nero at the end of his progression is just going to be based on mere speculation.
dante and nero have the same experience, 1 game, but dante progressed internally and externally where as nero is just beginning to change externally, controlling DB;
That's also not true. Nero's character development in DMC 4 was based on him coming to accept his demonic abilities. This was done through his resolve to protect Kyrie no matter what. If he's going to be a demon in the process, so be it.
If the argument was who's better after being fully powered up.... that's always dante he's a good guy so he has a human heart LOL
Umm... I'm confused on what your logic here is.
