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humans may have been violent "evil" creatures who are selfish, but maybe sparda was being like prometheus in greek mythology...he saw potential for good...and hope...and he saw a weakness in strength that he felt the need to protect...and that may be when he fell in love with eva
 
I've just been playing on DMC4. And i've been thinking. I don't think i would want to see Vergil back in the series. We've had two games without him, and the franchise is still going. Sorry Guys.
 
;)well... yeah... And being Vergil'sB*tch you can kinda see why i don't like the idea of Vergil being Nero's Dad:lol:
 
In case you didn't noticed in DMC franchise only Dante's personality has changed, everyone else is same.I hated that setback with clownish attitude (in dmc3 its only justified cause its story is before original dmc1 and Dante was younger) Dante's personality should too remain the same from DMC1 into DMC5.
 
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People do get more serious as they get older. Or, if something 'bad' happens, this something may change their personality to a more serious one.
DMC3 Dante was a clown, probably, because he was younger. Also, after the credits, where Dante is dressed in his DMC costume, he looks more serious.
(But perhaps thats just me...)
(Sorry if this doesn't make sense!)
 
Yep! Dante would've lost all of his family now. Dante (unlike us) wouldn't have known that Vergil was still alive! (Obviously).
It would make me really serious....
 
Yea... i agree about the Trish thing.
It's just when i think of the Sparda Family, i don't include Nero.
I was playing as Nero earlier and he is like Dante and Vergil.
So perhaps he is something to do with Sparda.
 
Did anyone here read at least a summary, if not the actual text, of the DMC 4 novels that came out this year? Those really make sense of Vergil being Nero's daddy...

I can't seem to find a thread in these forums about those novels anywhere!

But, just in case no one is aware of them (and, they COULD end up canon because a lot of what's in them WAS supposed to be in DMC 4, but got cut out), I will just briefly summarize:

Sanctus met Vergil back when he was 17-years-old because Verge was doing research on Papa Sparda, since he had been Fortuna's feudal lord once-upon-a-time. Somehow, Sanctus KNEW, but I don't know how unless he's a MAJOR pervert, that Vergil knocked up a prostitute while chillin' in Fortuna. Thus, we have...Nero, who was teased relentlessly, while growing up, about being the son of a hooker because most orphans were the children of hookers in Fortuna...

And, because he was found wearing a black blanket, he was named "Nero." But, it was explained by the author that Nero was named after the infamous Emperor Nero of ancient Rome because he once suppressed Christianity, like how Nero fights against Sparda-ism, or whatever it is...

There you go...:D
 
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Did anyone here read at least a summary, if not the actual text, of the DMC 4 novels that came out this year? Those really make sense of Vergil being Nero's daddy...

I can't seem to find a thread in these forums about those novels anywhere!

But, just in case no one is aware of them (and, they COULD end up canon because a lot of what's in them WAS supposed to be in DMC 4, but got cut out), I will just briefly summarize:

Sanctus met Vergil back when he was 17-years-old because Verge was doing research on Papa Sparda, since he had been Fortuna's feudal lord once-upon-a-time. Somehow, Sanctus KNEW, but I don't know how unless he's a MAJOR pervert, that Vergil knocked up a prostitute while chillin' in Fortuna. Thus, we have...Nero, who was teased relentlessly, while growing up, about being the son of a hooker because most orphans were the children of hookers in Fortuna...

And, because he was found wearing a black blanket, he was named "Nero." But, it was explained by the author that Nero was named after the infamous Emperor Nero of ancient Rome because he once suppressed Christianity, like how Nero fights against Sparda-ism, or whatever it is...

There you go...:D
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Do you have it? I'd LOVE to get my hands on that novel! Any links or suggestions where I can go have a peek for it? Is it available on Amazon?
I'm not happy with Nero being Vergil's son. But at least he's not Dante's son, so that's got to count for something in my books!;)
 
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