Vergil's Opening Cinematic (SPOILERS)
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All i wanted is for my man Vergil to have a story, on how Nero was born, if he is still alive, who is the mother and Etc.
Sooo many questions.
Sooo many questions.
Do we see her in any other cutscene? Or more than one person with the same clothing? And most importantly; does she die anywhere in the game?
SEEMS FISHY CAPCOM, I HOPE YOU BETTER EXPLAIN THIS ****.
If only we had enough material... Geez, thinking about stuff without any way to proofcheck makes me nervous.
I think I saw that same red dress in couple of more places in the Opera House and outside, but with all the commotion, since it happens after Dante attacks and then when demons appear, it's hard to claim with 100% certainty if it's more than one woman or one moving around a lot.
I'm more nervous about Capcom ****ing it up, I don't want her to die but i don't know (If she dies then this may add to the fuel of Vergil's hate of weakness as he cannot defend his own mother, he even can't defend his own Lover )
I just checked the cutscene where Dante kills Sanctus and there are a lot more women in the same outfit. Interestingly, one of them is sitting right in front of Nero while others are at the corners of the room. I don't think that has any significance though.
My guess is that woman in red isn't Nero's mom at all. She maybe merely just noticed Vergil, looked at him and moved on. It's Capcom toying with us.
It could be the thing I mentioned in an earlier post, that they dress according to age, and young available women get to wear red (with exclusion of Kyrie for her high status in the Order).
They reused the model. It's just that simple.
SEEMS FISHY CAPCOM, I HOPE YOU BETTER EXPLAIN THIS ****.
I do think the face is different.
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Capcom toying with us on this would necessitate that they animated that lady turning around for no real reason. In fact, they would have had to add in that entire crowd even though it served no purpose in the slightest beyond that chick being there to see Vergil.
If it was really a pointless diversion, do you really think they would have animated anything whatsoever after Vergil retrieving his cloak? That would have been the perfect point to cut the scene otherwise.
Well, that's a vague cutscene... and it might've indeed been cut too. I don't know why people assume the woman in red is Vergil's love interest, she might as easily be working for the Order of the Sword, and recognized Vergil because she studied the stories of Sparda and his twin sons. Maybe she knows it's Vergil from what little of his clothing she might've seen. Maybe Vergil didn't want to have sex with a human, maybe he didn't want a human son, maybe Nero is somehow just an experiment, and Sanctus only *assumed* Nero is Vergil's biological son.
Who knows? Red, btw, was a clothing color that was inexpensive to make. So yeah, it could be a social status thing, but why is that important? She just looks like a civilian who might work for the Order. No reason to think she's a prostitute. Heck, for all we know the woman could be a demon masquerading as a human - we know that some demons could assume a human form. On a side-note, I always thought the main reason why Nero wore red and blue was because he represented a kind of modern-day Sparda. Sparda wore purple, the derivatives of purple are blue (Vergil) and red (Dante). I saw Nero as a kind of combination of Vergil and Dante.
I don't know, it's a teaser - not much we can infer from it.
Who knows? Red, btw, was a clothing color that was inexpensive to make. So yeah, it could be a social status thing, but why is that important? She just looks like a civilian who might work for the Order. No reason to think she's a prostitute. Heck, for all we know the woman could be a demon masquerading as a human - we know that some demons could assume a human form. On a side-note, I always thought the main reason why Nero wore red and blue was because he represented a kind of modern-day Sparda. Sparda wore purple, the derivatives of purple are blue (Vergil) and red (Dante). I saw Nero as a kind of combination of Vergil and Dante.
I don't know, it's a teaser - not much we can infer from it.
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A succubus seeking Sparda's lineage for a mysterious purpose, finds a wandering son of Sparda, where he falls victim to a spell that allows the demon to rape him. To conceive a child for a future plan she will set in to motion.
Just spitballin ideas for funzies.
Just spitballin ideas for funzies.
Not like Devil May Cry was ever that accurate when it came to the mythology. Anyway, it's all fiction in my book. Do what you want with it.
Who said all female demons are succubi? I'm not saying she's a succubus or anything.
More human than Dante? In what regard? I know people assume Nero is only 1/4 demon, but for all we know Nero's lack of power isn't related to how much demonic blood he's got. I don't think anybody knows exactly how demonic he is, it's just speculation. If the artwork is to be believed, it might be that Nero is actually a half-demon just like Dante and Vergil... though I know nobody said only half-demons can have a full Devil Trigger.
It seems pretty straightforward, honestly. They used a preexisting model to avoid developing an entirely new one. I mean, why make a whole new character model when you can just put a new head on one you already have, if even that?
My post wasn't reply to you, but to Chancey.
More human in regard to genetics. However, while I keep hearing it around, and could swear I read it somewhere, I don't remember where, so leave it at unknown.