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"Dante & Trish ~ Seeds of Love (Staff Roll)"ĭevil May Cry 2 Devil May Cry 2 Original Soundtrack "EV-30 (Reunion - A Moment Before Death)"

"ST-10 (Demon Emperor Mundus Battle 3: Underground)" "EV-27 (Collapse of the Demon Emperor Mundus)" 2 (Demon Emperor Mundus Battle 2: On the Ground)" "Legendary Battle (Demon Emperor Mundus Battle 1: In the Sky)"

"EV-20 (Magic Nightmare Barrier - Battle)" "Super Ultra Violet (Nelo Angelo Appears - Battle Ver. "Karnival (Nighttime Old Castle Stage - Plasma Appears)" "EV-11 (Nelo Angelo Appears - Battle Ver.

"Lock & Load (Blade Appears - Regular Battle 2)" either."The Theme of Sparda - Devil Sunday (Sparda's Theme)" After a lot of discussion, though, I was convinced that Nero would definitely cover up his junk in a public bath, whereas Dante wouldn't have ever cared about that from a young age, and it wouldn't make a difference to him as an adult in "DMC 4". The base for Nero's design is undoubtedly Dante, and if you aged him ten years, Nero would basically resemble Dante physically. I believe this anecdote has been mentioned in some interview somewhere, but the team debated over whether Nero would be the type to cover up his privates in a public bath or let it all hang out.

So I was told to simply write the scenario as if the character was Dante, and once the team was satisfied with the story's direction, we began to flesh out Nero his childishness, his unexpected serious moments. I gave him one part Dante's wildness and one part Vergit's sophistication, which gave him a refined, noble nuance. He wound up being your typical wild and crazy kid, but in that sense he resembles Dante quite a bit, so I thought we needed ways to distinguish between the two. (laughs) That was the angle I was gunning for, though. (laughs) But they decided that wasn't such a good idea. "I think he came out all right in the end, but he actually started out as a Sherlock Holmes-type character, sipping tea as he fought off demons. However, the idea was rejected, and the team heavily debated the type of character Nero should be. According to the game's writer, Bingo Morihashi, Nero was originally envisioned as a noble and sophisticated demon hunter, akin to the likes of Sherlock Holmes.