Dante Redgrave;195259 said:Okay, let's put it in Layman's terms. He IS a descendant of Sparda, the game SAYS so. He would not be able to use Yamato otherwise. Having a blood transfusion does NOT imbue him that power or make him a member of the blood of Sparda. You just keep wanting to insist he's just some normal human, when it's made clear he's never been a normal human.
He is most likely descended from some other previous child of Sparda, which considering the number of generations involved, YES, would make him not DIRECTLY related to the twins. Why? Directly related would mean either the child to one of them, or being their sibling or direct cousin. If anything, they are extremely distant uncles, several generations removed. Thus, he IS a descendant of Sparda, and he's not immediate family to the Twins.
Do you know nothing of genetics and basic geneology?
Yes, I do, and what you are saying is still contrary to what you are trying to say. Now, I really don't get your concept of a family tree because here is mine:
Unkown child- 2,000 years worth of children- Nero
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Sparda-Dante
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Vergil
(This is what my image of the family tree looks like based on what you are saying. If you are saying that Nero is directly descended from Sparda, he is still directly related to Dante and Vergil as half brothers.)
Sparda's Relative- unknown children, probably including Nero
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Sparda's Relative- unknown children, probably including Nero
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Sparda- Dante and Vergil
(This is seemingly something that you are trying to say as well. With this, you can see that in order for the Twins to not be directly related to Nero, Nero has been directly descended from another relative of Sparda, but not Sparda himself. This still goes along the lines of having Sparda's blood because Sparda's blood would be the same as his relatives, and would also explain the difference and changes in demon powers.)
By the way, I'm not insisting that he's a normal human, I just don't think he fits right as a "descendent of Sparda."