i watched the cutscenes, and i liked it. its pretty good, but NT could've done it better. Vergil could have regret his actions to kat in the main story. but its pretty cool. also, the gameplay looks rad, even without extra weapons.
Actually according to games, DmC and DMC Vergil are different.I like DmC Vergil better than DMC3 Vergil. They're both awesome, but DMC3 Vergil was pretty predictable. "Power power power."
You think Vergils a nice guy at the beginning of DmC. But then, halfway through the game you see that Vergil doesn't actually give a ****. And by mission 20 you see his true motive. Rule with an iron fist for the greater good. After Dante shows him what's what he questions himself and his power. He doesn't believe in his demonic side. That forces him into a coma. He becomes weak, only listening to his demonic side giving him orders. But then he takes control of his demonic side, and gets what he wants. Power.
Because it's "Almost Okay." :>
Actually according to games, DmC and DMC Vergil are different.
Vergil in DMC wanted power for a reason fans don't know. Vergil didn't side with demons, his action in games showed us that. He fought beowolf, he attacked prince of darkness in ending of DMC 3. And when he returned in DMC 1, he fought against Mundus mind controll after he saw Dante's amulet.
Fans theory (and mine) is that Vergil wanted power because of psycological trauma caused by his mother's death.
That's not theory, that is in fact canon, even re-affirmed by his infobank on MvC3.
Vergil in DmC on other hand sought out power because he felt inferior to Dante. If you look at the fight Vergil and Dante had in DMC 3, Vergil didn't act bitter over losing to Dante. Infact he warned Dante to leave if he didn't want to be trapped in demon world.
NT Vergil comes more off with similar reasons at first; wanting power as a result of Eva's death, then to protect the humans, even if from themselves, and then it twist and wretches from Dante's standing against his ambitions to becoming "power to never be made inferior again."
If you watched Inuyasha you will see there are two brothers:
Inuyasha
Sessomaru
They are two characters that Dante and Vergil seems to be ripped off. Even the timeline of when Inuyasha manga debuted, and when DMC 1 was released fits. And the fact that the father of the two characters (inu and Sesso) gave two special swords to the brothers: Tessaiga (a broad type of sword) for Inuyasha and Tenseiga (ressurcting katana) for Sessomaru.
Testusaiga, not Tessaiga. I know, Gupei Yamaguchi slurs his "tsu"s, a lot. it's not a broadsword though, it's essentially a fang fashioned into a wide blade katanta, which it turnes into when it's "sleeping" and sheathed. You also left out the third sword introed in the later third film, Sou'unga, the sword of Hell that revives the dead as enslaved zombies and drives Inu's demon blood out of control. That was was a two sided blade, more broadsword styled.
And even though Sesso behaved and were so like Vergil (Strong, cold, and "villain" like): he was a good person deep down in his heart. He ressurcted a girl, and later when the girl dies for a second time he goes to hell to bring her back.
My point with the talk about Sessomaru is: if you assume that Vergil would be good in the end like Sessomaru (since i believe Vergil is a Sessomaru rip off), and see how Vergil has behaved in the games (he certainly isnt "evil"):
Then perhaps his motives for seeking out power wasnt to kill humans or anything like that but to kill demons. But Vergil died, and in last battles Dante said to him "I like you, your a honorable man" not knowing it was Vergil.
I But Thor and Loki are not real brothers by blood but Dante and Vergil are real brothers by blood..
Actually, in the original myths, Thor and Loki were both sons of Odin. Loki was the Son of Odin, either in his true form in his "Thunderer" avatar Fárbauti . He and Thor are actual Blood Brothers, but Marvel said "screw that" and took away that, his ability to help humans (being the god of fire, he was also the god of burnt offerings, often delivering human prayers to the gods) any of his redeemable qualities, and his control over fire, as well as the Surter Fang, which in the original myths was his sword given to him by Odin long after Odin sealed Surter)
In the end in Vergil downfall, Vergil became corrupt instead. So he didn't care to much about his mother. Where as for Vergil in DMC he became like what he was because of his mother's death, and according to Marvel Vs Capcom3 he blamed himself for what happened.Sesshoumaru's character actually a very common and popular antagonist archetype in Japanese fiction, so Verg isn't just "a ripped off Sesshoumaru", it's just that's an example most western fans are probably recognize. The thing is that unlike Sesshoumaru, there was almost no real exploration of his motivations and desires beyond "I want power". Kamiya really never seemed to develop Vergil beyond "mirror to Dante as a foil", and under Itsuno, he was very one dimensional, and Kobayashi has noted at times that he dislikes Vergil. So as the writers intended, he really is that shallow of a character.