IncarnatedDemon
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Perhaps Vergil is a lost soul, and maybe something (like Limbo) affected him becoming corrupted? I mean what made evil Kat and Dante appear? Was that just all in his head?
Is Vergil a lost soul?
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Perhaps Vergil is a lost soul, and maybe something (like Limbo) affected him becoming corrupted? I mean what made evil Kat and Dante appear? Was that just all in his head?
Dante47
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His soul is now corrupted, yes.
Lost? That depends on your definition. I've always thought the Lost Souls were suffering men and women who died but never made it "beyond," stuck in endless pain for eternity until they are finished off by Dante.
I'd like the brother dynamic between Dante and Vergil to continue. The sequel should have no Vergil, but mentions to him. I'd love to see maybe a scene of Dante sitting in his office, thinking about their "falling out." It would be great to see Dante in his new, unnamed Devil May Cry shop, leaning back in an arm chair, feet propped on the desk, and with a cigarette and a bottle of whiskey in his hand. He's thinking about the things he should have said, what he should have done.
But when he hears rumors of his brother raising an army against him, Dante realizes he has to kill the thing he believes he created for the greater good of mankind.
Maybe, in a sort of symbolism, Dante will "set him free" by striking him down, as he did with the lost souls.
Lost? That depends on your definition. I've always thought the Lost Souls were suffering men and women who died but never made it "beyond," stuck in endless pain for eternity until they are finished off by Dante.
I'd like the brother dynamic between Dante and Vergil to continue. The sequel should have no Vergil, but mentions to him. I'd love to see maybe a scene of Dante sitting in his office, thinking about their "falling out." It would be great to see Dante in his new, unnamed Devil May Cry shop, leaning back in an arm chair, feet propped on the desk, and with a cigarette and a bottle of whiskey in his hand. He's thinking about the things he should have said, what he should have done.
But when he hears rumors of his brother raising an army against him, Dante realizes he has to kill the thing he believes he created for the greater good of mankind.
Maybe, in a sort of symbolism, Dante will "set him free" by striking him down, as he did with the lost souls.
Loopy
Devil hunter in training
Vergil was already lost prior to downfall...it's just that the events of downfall brought out what really was inside Vergil.
Before the DLC takes place he's just had his only family turn on him and try to kill him. Vergil is still shocked and betrayed from that, and the doppelganger uses it to his advantage in his attempt to take control of Vergil.
Just like Dante is taken over by a demon side, Vergil has one too, his doppelganger. And because Vergil is weak, his doppelganger is able to separate itself from Vergil. This is when the doppelganger starts to manipulate Vergil by taking his amulet, the source of his power, and begins to prey on what he knows are Vergil's weaknesses: His feels for Kat, Vergil feeling inferior compared to Dante, and how Vergil thought Eva loved Dante more.
It seems like wherever Vergil is (real hell or hell that his mind has made) that the doppelganger sets up these encounters with dark versions of Kat and Dante to make Vergil face them, kill them, and thus kill his ties to his last bits of sanity. These entities of Kat and Dante are exaggerated versions which prey on Vergil's fears and insecurities in order to make Vergil confront his own feelings about them and overcome them in his own twisted way.
The doppelganger does this because it wants to take over Vergil completely like Dante's demon side nearly did. But in the end, Vergil's need for power is so strong, made even stronger by his victories over Kat, Dante and Eva, that he's able to overcome the doppelganger and absorb it back into himself, thus having full control of his demonic powers, but at the cost of his sanity.
So, Vergil went from man with an inferiority complex and need to control, into a cold hearted killer who fully embraces his demonic side by the end of downfall, due to manipluation by his doppelganger when it set up encounters with twisted versions of people Vergil once had ties to, in order to make him literally face his demons about himself and his past.
Well....that's how I see it anyway....
Before the DLC takes place he's just had his only family turn on him and try to kill him. Vergil is still shocked and betrayed from that, and the doppelganger uses it to his advantage in his attempt to take control of Vergil.
Just like Dante is taken over by a demon side, Vergil has one too, his doppelganger. And because Vergil is weak, his doppelganger is able to separate itself from Vergil. This is when the doppelganger starts to manipulate Vergil by taking his amulet, the source of his power, and begins to prey on what he knows are Vergil's weaknesses: His feels for Kat, Vergil feeling inferior compared to Dante, and how Vergil thought Eva loved Dante more.
It seems like wherever Vergil is (real hell or hell that his mind has made) that the doppelganger sets up these encounters with dark versions of Kat and Dante to make Vergil face them, kill them, and thus kill his ties to his last bits of sanity. These entities of Kat and Dante are exaggerated versions which prey on Vergil's fears and insecurities in order to make Vergil confront his own feelings about them and overcome them in his own twisted way.
The doppelganger does this because it wants to take over Vergil completely like Dante's demon side nearly did. But in the end, Vergil's need for power is so strong, made even stronger by his victories over Kat, Dante and Eva, that he's able to overcome the doppelganger and absorb it back into himself, thus having full control of his demonic powers, but at the cost of his sanity.
So, Vergil went from man with an inferiority complex and need to control, into a cold hearted killer who fully embraces his demonic side by the end of downfall, due to manipluation by his doppelganger when it set up encounters with twisted versions of people Vergil once had ties to, in order to make him literally face his demons about himself and his past.
Well....that's how I see it anyway....
Chancey289
Fake Geek Girl.
So Vergil will be stuck to a wall and I'll break him open for some orbs?
No, Vergil is not an orbs stash.
No, Vergil is not an orbs stash.
Loopy
Devil hunter in training
I'm now thinking of Vergil being a piñata, Dante hits him with rebellion, and then orbs come out.:lol:
Chancey289
Fake Geek Girl.
Viva Pinata Devil May Cry, let's see it happen.
Loopy
Devil hunter in training
It could be a spinoff for mobile phone games
seraphmaycry
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now we need what NT are working on:troll:
TheNoHeartedBeing
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Limbo dosnt exist anymore.