Vergil's left armband

[Smoky]

Why the heck did the designers put his organization on his left arm in form of an armband. What's the point?
Are they trying to compare him with hitler?

 

[Loopy]

Why the heck did the designers put his organization on his left arm in form of an armband. What's the point?
Are they trying to compare him with hitler?

Maybe. It could be some kind of reference to Hitler using words and propaganda to galvanise the masses, the same way Vergil says he would use propaganda and words to win the war and wake humans up from demon control.

On the other hand, it could just be a coincidence, stylistic design choice, or just a way to mark Vergil out as the leader of The Order.

 

[Sunaka Marién]

Uhm, it's not his organization logo? It's the same E&S logo-type of thing he's got on the buttons of his coat aswell.
Take a look at the texture: http://i1321.photobucket.com/albums/u542/SunakaMarien/vergilarmband_zps5769730a.jpg

 

[Smoky]

Well what does ES stand for? Afterall it's called The Order.

 

[Chancey289]

No. It's nothing to do with Nazis or Hitler.

Arm bands when not used only as a fashion statement have been used also to represent mourning and protest. Which is what The Order represents and what they're fighting for. Liberation from the demons.

 

[Sunaka Marién]

Well what does ES stand for? Afterall it's called The Order.

It was never specified as far as I know, but I suppose the E stands for Eva and the S stands for Sparda. At least that's the only logical explaination that I can think of; like, it's some sorta homage to his parents, afterall, they're the reason he started the Order and all.