That, and Vergil isn't the type to have sex with a human. Firstly, he doesn't want anything to do with humans, and secondly, he always wanted power and viewed anything less than fully demonic as weak. So why would he want a 3/4 human child (Nero)? Why would he want to saddle his son with the burden of a lack of power?Dante is 29 in DMC4 right going by that so is Vergil and I'd put Nero around the same age as DMC3 Dante which would make Nero 19 or 20 around there,so Vergil would have been 9 or 8 years old when Nero was born so yeah it is just silly!
Only an arm should not be able to contain a soul. At least, it doesn't seem logical to me. Also, Nero's Devil Bringer is part of his normal Devil Trigger in the concept art. Aside from that, it's red and blue -- if it's Vergil, why isn't it just blue?I have a new theory, when some demons die they become devil arms right. Well what if vergil did that and the devil brimger is vergil as a literal devil arm, it would have his soul. That explaims nero hearing the voice saying give me more power and might explain the sparda connection. Since.the db bonded.with nero due to an imjury maybe the blood was mixed? or maybe he is vergils son and that is why vergil sought him out.
... Are not. :shifty:His own standards are flawed by that logic.
I always like to think that the reason Vergil was so obsessed with power was more because of what happened to his mother. Like when he says "Might controls everything - and without strength, you cannot protect anything; let alone yourself.", that just gives me the impression that perhaps he wasn't just talking about Dante, but perhaps himself as well. Perhaps he felt weak because he wasn't able to protect his mother, and perhaps even Dante. Perhaps he came to believe that the reason he couldn't protect them, the reason that he was weak, was because part of him was still human. Perhaps he felt that the only way to protect the ones he cares about (i.e Dante) was to become as powerful as possible, even if this meant that he'd have to hurt his loved ones along the way (granted this is sorta counterproductive, but I never really got the impression that Vergil really wanted to kill Dante, even after stabbing him in their first battle, because honestly I think he knew that Dante would survive it).
Why else would he hold on so tightly to his piece of the amulet? If he truly despised his human half, then what was the point of not wanting to let go of it, even after it had fulfilled its purpose to him? I honestly think that he held onto it because it was the only thing he had left from his mother, who though he views as having been weak, he still loved and cared about her because she is his mother after-all, human or not. At the same time I feel that he wanted Dante's half of the amulet because he knew that Dante wasn't going to stay in the demon world, so he sorta wanted something to remember Dante by, I guess.
Vergil might appear to be a cold-hearted sob, but I truly think that most of the time it's just sorta a mask that he wears to hide his true feelings and emotions since he believes those emotions to be weak and therefor human, and he desires to not show any weakness. I think Vergil is capable of loving someone, even if they're human. I think he loved his mother, and he cared deeply about Dante, so why couldn't he love a human woman and have a child?
I don't know why he would leave said woman and child, but perhaps maybe he felt that they wouldn't be safe around him? Maybe something occurred that endangered their lives? Or maybe Vergil didn't believe that he was strong enough to protect them, thus refer back to the earlier quote. Perhaps he wasn't just talking about his mother and Dante, but perhaps also his "lover" and child? I honestly feel that people make Vergil much more cold-hearted than he really is, and I feel like he's greatly misunderstood, but that's just my opinion.
Being half-demon does't stop him from getting the human perks of aging.
If I remember right 2 halves of the amulet will make it whole and unlock the true power of Sparda.
2 halves of the amulet + Force Edge indeed equals Sparda sword, amulets with blood of Sparda unlocks the gate to Demon world.If I remember right 2 halfs of amulet will make it whole and unlock true power of Sparda
amulets with blood of Sparda unlocks the gate to Demon world.
Thanks, I had a feeling I was forgetting something, and it was such an important part story-wise as well.Amulets+blood of Sparda+blood of the priestess sacrificed by Sparda.
I liked what you said but my only issue is that reincarnation would he coming out of nowhere too. No one else has ever been reincarned, so why would Sparda? Would he continue to be reincarnated forever? And deformities do happen. Nero'a arm could be a deformity from diluted demonic blood. It happens or maybe even a genetic anomaly, like having one blue eye and one brown eye is in some animals. Can't be predicted, just happens. But I wouldn't mind this idea either. And I don't think Vergil was ever confirmed to be dead in DMC -. He just kind of poofed. But correct me if I am wrong.If Nero is ever confirmed to be Vergil's son, it'll sound like a nonsensical cop out to me on Capcom's part to just give some answer to the pointless walking plothole that is Nero.
Character development is not Capcom's strong point when it comes to Devil May Cry.
Vergil was about as lame and generic as villains come. All the character development and perception fans have of him are very much for the most part head canon. He never struck me as someone who'd bother with that stuff. He had a hard on for power and swords, not girls. Him finding someone he actually slept with getting her pregnant would totally be something that just comes out of nowhere. When and how would this have even happened?
Let's just put aside the fact that DMC 3 totally contradicts and retcons DMC 1. At the end of DMC 3, it sets up how Vergil allegedly became Mundus's b!tch in DMC 1. His story ends there. Vergil is dead and long gone. He doesn't defeat Mundus. I don't know why some people think Vergil can just be yanked out from somewhere and put back in the games like he's all fine and dandy. He's supposed to be dead. (again)
He would have had to have gotten some woman pregnant somewhere before the events of DMC 3, and I assume Nero is in his early 20s from his appearance. Was Dante like in his mid 40s in DMC 4? I don't think so. And what would that have made him in DMC 2? Like his 50s? I don't really see that. Dante ages normally so the age does show for him. Being half demon does't stop him from getting the human perks of aging.
I actually liked to think that Nero was some reincarnation of Sparda. From his color scheme to his relation to the Sparda lineage and ability to wield the weapons, that was something that made sense to me. Yamato was originally owned by Sparda, not Vergil. Plus, Sparda's stronger demonic influence from being the legit reincarnation of him could also explain his arm. Not saying I know how demon families work, but would being 1 quarter demon explain why his arm is sporting such a demonic deformity? Dante and Vergil never dealt with that stuff.
All in all though, I still find that not very compelling because it just goes to show how weak Capcom is when it comes to storytelling. They relate anything and everything back to Sparda and it just makes the whole Devil May Cry world feel smaller. Everything is basically about him. Does Dante always have to live in his father's shadow?
And I don't think Vergil was ever confirmed to be dead in DMC -. He just kind of poofed. But correct me if I am wrong.