Virgil's DF looks better than Dante's story

[DankestDarkness]

I don't know why but vergils story looks better than Dante's for some reason

 

[darkmanifest]

I feel like it might be, too. Vergil's morally dubious, emotionally unpredictable, and his intentions a complete mystery, his story seems bound to take more interesting twists and turns than Dante's did.

 

[Onecrazymonkey1]

Does anyone know anything about Vergils adoptive family and if he cared for them at all? How it shaped his personality etc.? I was wondering if something had happened to them that might have colored his view about "humans are weak and like children". If I missed something from a novel or comic sorry

I would love to see Vergil in a full game of his own, preferably one that takes place before he reunites with Dante. I've always been a little more fascinated with characters who were slightly twisted.

 

[DankestDarkness]

I feel like it might be, too. Vergil's morally dubious, emotionally unpredictable, and his intentions a complete mystery, his story seems bound to take more interesting twists and turns than Dante's did.

Yes that's what I'm thinking to he has a mystery story who knows what might go on

 

[Loopy]

The way things are doing with Vergil, I wouldn't be surprised if there is a reveal of him poisoning his adoptive parents.

 

[DankestDarkness]

Does anyone know anything about Vergils adoptive family and if he cared for them at all? How it shaped his personality etc.? I was wondering if something had happened to them that might have colored his view about "humans are weak and like children". If I missed something from a novel or comic sorry

I would love to see Vergil in a full game of his own, preferably one that takes place before he reunites with Dante. I've always been a little more fascinated with characters who were slightly twisted.

I wouldn't be surprised if he killed them and took all their money to start the order cause the way he looks like he was a rich kid