As long it's not in game, it doesn't exist. Your politic about Vergil from DMC3.
Half right; my "politic" was about how headcanon can't be placed up as fact. What's in the game(s) or other official sources, like canonical material and the express Word of God from the dev's themselves, count as immutable fact.
As such, all you do is grasping on straws and coming with non-existing fantasies.
Word of advice, this is close to ad hominem; attacking the person instead of the argument. Finding a fancy way to say why I'm wrong isn't countering my points. Let's stop that, it goes no where and deviates from discussion.
Mythology is mythology. It's gathering of mythos established over years and often having real basis, natural phenomenon's and personification of real experiences. That's why people study mythology, otherwise any person can slap any bs. on anything which would make whole mythology scholarship pointless.
Correct, mythology
is mythology, but don't forget that there are many various interpretations of the same things. Elves and goblins exist all over the world, through different depictions but congruent behavior and/or names.
The people who study mythology actually account for as many interpretations as possible, as well as where and when they originate to denote their validity. Yet, even in time newer versions will be accepted as interpretations if they fit the mythos enough, to commentate on the cultural and societal changes.
DmC slapped name baseless, and you don't have a single fact to prove otherwise, since it just don't exist outside of your imagination.
LordOfDarkness up there provided some info, and DmC's interpretation of a succubus just fell out of the ugly tree hitting every branch on the way down. Then there's the Word of God from the devs that I mentioned saying that she
was a succubus like in mythology. In fact, if I remember correctly, that's why it was even mentioned; someone asked why it was wasn't a sexy gal, and they said something along the lines of "in mythology, succubi are actually supposed to be ugly, but they project the image of a beautiful woman to prey on their victims, and that's what this one is portraying."
And who knows exactly what that stuff is they're extracting from her - it could be her spoils from victims she's laid with, and Virility
is marketed as a drink that increases sexual prowess and attractiveness. Even the
word virility means a strong sexual libido.
Artistic liberties were taken, but there's a helluva lot of validity to DmC's version of a succubus. Nephilim, on the other hand, is just a cool word they wanted to use, with only half of its definition steeped in the actual mythology.
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Anyway, I'm done. There's nothing more I can say to my point.