I really like this scene

[IncarnatedDemon]

I have watched it at least 10 times in total. The music, the dialogue and how the scene ends.
0:30 - 1:08

Just shows how nice original DMC is.

 

[purpleapples]

I suppose I should thank you, I now feel like replaying that game

 

[IncarnatedDemon]

I suppose I should thank you, I now feel like replaying that game

I like it because Dante wanted to get back Yamato in beginning but at end he realizes Nero is a good kid, and lets him have it, even though Yamato is his brothers sword which has sentimental value.

 

[purpleapples]

But its because of the sentimental value that as he says, its the kind of gift worth giving

 

[IncarnatedDemon]

But its because of the sentimental value that as he says, its the kind of gift worth giving

yeah.

 

[MephistoCarnival]

This is why people shouldn't look down and so bad at DMC4. It was a nice game and I enjoyed it overall.
I liked this scene a lot too. It was a little bit heartbreaking.

 

[purpleapples]

This is why people shouldn't look down and so bad at DMC4. It was a nice game and I enjoyed it overall.
I liked this scene a lot too. It was a little bit heartbreaking.

Hear Hear

 

[DragonMaster2010]

Meh. It was alright. I didn't feel Dante was really putting any real feeling in it. It seemed more like "meh, I don't want it anymore. You can have it or whatever. Okay bye."

Now if you want a REAL actual good sentimental moment in DMC, I'd say it would be in DMC1

Dante saves Trish, but also wishes he didn't. But he did because she reminds him of his mother, and he couldn't dare let her die. Then when he points his gun at her, he doesn't have the heart to do it because it would feel like he's about to shoot his own mother again. But he also realizes that Trish isn't Eva and as such tells her that she will never be anything like Eva no matter how hard she tries.

 

[MephistoCarnival]

Meh. It was alright. I didn't feel Dante was really putting any real feeling in it. It seemed more like "meh, I don't want it anymore. You can have it or whatever. Okay bye."

Now if you want a REAL actual good sentimental moment in DMC, I'd say it would be in DMC1

Dante saves Trish, but also wishes he didn't. But he did because she reminds him of his mother, and he couldn't dare let her die. Then when he points his gun at her, he doesn't have the heart to do it because it would feel like he's about to shoot his own mother again. But he also realizes that Trish isn't Eva and as such tells her that she will never be anything like Eva no matter how hard she tries.

I think Dante becoming older with time has to do with his emotional side.At an age you don't display emotions as easy as when you did when you were younger.And we know that Dante doesn't really like to show how he truly feels like inside.
DMC has plenty of sentimental moments in it and I actually don't have a problem with it because it makes it seem more realistic in a certain circumstance and more human-like,I guess?

 

[IncarnatedDemon]

I know that scene in 1. Its alongside the dmc4 one of my favourite scene, if not the most favourite.

I just think the dmc4 scene with Nero and Dante, the music and the tone and voice acting was really nice.

 

[VOLPE]

I know that scene in 1. Its alongside the dmc4 one of my favourite scene, if not the most favourite.

I just think the dmc4 scene with Nero and Dante, the music and the tone and voice acting was really nice.

I think that the scene where dante states "gotta keep it in the family kid" and nero states that" i..need this" and how dante tells him to keep it not only shows that dante trusted nero but that he may have known that nero was somehow also related to him

 

[IncarnatedDemon]

lol im aware of why dante gave yamato to nero. i just like how nero recalls what yamato meant to him, and the scene ending up as it did.