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"Not all demons are bad, and not all humans are good" is something the series always did. But I think they should have pushed it a bit farther. The "good" demons mostly look too friendly. So if they wanted to make that point better, have some of the uglier designs also be shown to be potentially friendly. They kind of do that at the very end when Vergil shows up, but it could have been done much earlier.
. Mundus "brainwashing" Vergil by raising him instead of through mind control is a very very interesting angle to take a Dante VS Vergil conflict. I don't even think thats the exact angle they are taking it in, but twisting the typical Dante VS Vergil into something a bit different does make it interesting to guess where it could go
. A lot of DMC2 love at the very end. Lucia shows up as a cameo early, but my guess is that she will return as a more important character. DMC2 but interesting has potential.
Ridiculous Yes
DMC Reboot had a version of Dante that doesnt even act like Dante. It could have worked, but he's just annoying and edgy.
New Anime is its own thing (not to the level of the reboot, but still a bit different), but Dante is on point. And the humor is still very there. Even the ending, while serious, was so blunt and intentionally in your face on the level of "Maybe a Devil May Cry 3 Dante's Awakening Special Edition when he loses a loved one" levels of being blunt.
The new elements are preference, but I think they work generally well. Mostly as a look into "how would the world (mostly the military) react to DMC events", since the games kind of ignore that. Not 1:1 dmc events, but you get that.
Lady is very rude and strict. But I mentioned why I think she works earlier. Its taking her 3 background and toning it up because instead of going solo and hunting down Arkham, she joins the military instead and constantly gets the idea that "all demons must and are evil" shoved into her head. Her experience with her father + the military training didnt affect her well.
She is also improving and developing, just slowly. And she realizes her mistake at the very end. My guess is that she will choose to quit her position after realizing how she’s been used
It's practically the same show just a different setting.
*edit
I want to elaborate a little bit.
The Castlevania show which the same writers were involved with, butchered the characters and did the same "the bad guys are just misunderstood" shtick.
Also bloating the script with unnecessary swear words instead of writing competent dialogue.
I think the animation for the action scenes is really fluid. But the use of 3D at points to save budget is jarring (Episodes 4 and 5). 2D fights I really enjoyed though and were luckily the majority
Serious context, but it’s also something that I know they had fun setting up. I always took DMC as very earnest but also comedic, so having a humorous scene like that felt in-character. Like Lady title dropping the series in DMC3, or “Devils Never Cry” in DMC1. Cheesy, funny, but a good moment
Commentary is where I can get that it has some issues depending on how you’d view it. But DMC4 has Dante headshot a pope right at the start, and DMC2 has him fight an evil businessman that screeches his endgame lines. Thinking about it, most DMC villains are humans abusing power (2, 3, 4), so the idea of an ending that highlights that extremely blatantly wasn’t that surprising
Boosted the game playercount a bunch, and is still on their top viewed list.
Not liking it sure, but saying it’s “universally agreed to be bad” is just full on wrong