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The director and itsunoWho are these two guys?
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The director and itsunoWho are these two guys?
Not reallyWe have statements saying otherwise.
Dante didn't sense at all that Vergil had returned in DMC5, so it doesn't prove much.If there was any trace left behind, those leftovers would have still faught Dante. Or Dante would have sensed them.
Like imagine if Nelo's soul was not destroyed. Dante picks up the amulet and starts having sad nostalgia about their kid self fighting over chocolate, meanwhile a poltergeist Nelon is facepalming himself in font of Dante wondering why he can't see him.
Nelo Angelo is not John Cena. Neither is Mundus.
Unless we also want to claim Dante can't suddenly see souls or sense presence of others.
That's your personal opinion pal.Not really
This is a Red Herring. Vergil didn't appear in front of Dante for him to recognise.Dante didn't sense at all that Vergil had returned in DMC5, so it doesn't prove much.
Conjecture without any proof whatsoever. A contrarian take with evidence denying it altogther. Such mechanic isn't even cited. We know entire context of matter is around damage and death. Not around wierd BFR.Nelo's body and/or soul could very well have disappeared elsewhere in the vastness of the Demon World.
Then why didn't this happen when Dante was crying over Trish?Dante was able to sense Mundus because of the latter's killing intent and because he was approaching the Human World at the same time.
Show the statements, then.That's your personal opinion pal.
This is a Red Herring. Vergil didn't appear in front of Dante for him to recognise.
Dante is in Capulet City, Vergil went to Nero in Fortuna and Urizen openned Qlipoth in Redgrave City. Vastly different locations.
Like I said this is a Red Herring, distraction from the points I braught up.
Simple question, why doesn't Dante see or sense their undestroyed remains right in front of him, physical or metaphysical.
All we see in the cutscene is Nelo no longer being there and nothing else is said about what happened. Nelo could very well have disappeared elsewhere, far away from Dante. To say that he was completely destroyed because Dante didn't sense him is pure speculation.Conjecture without any proof whatsoever. A contrarian take with evidence denying it altogther. Such mechanic isn't even cited. We know entire context of matter is around damage and death. Not around wierd BFR.
Because Mundus wasn't yet approaching the Human World, quite simply? The only time Dante sensed Mundus in the whole game was when the latter approached the Human World with a strong killing intent.Then why didn't this happen when Dante was crying over Trish?
Why didn't Mundus immediately jump Dante then and there?
Why was Dante so self assured that he left Sparda like a tombstone over Trish's body, sacrificing his only weapon capable of killing Mundus?
Why Dante still not in combat mode after defeating Mundus still?
Why Mundus was not sensed if he existed?
I don't feel obligated to post the link. You know what it is.Show the statements, then.
The teleportation from first two fights is distinctly different from 3rd fight. It's quite clear Nelo was blown apart, with his own energy going haywire and ripping itself until it's gone. Even his amulet falls down.All we see in the cutscene is Nelo no longer being there and nothing else is said about what happened.
Could have, would have.Nelo could very well have disappeared elsewhere, far away from Dante.
So many blatant sense feat for characters are speculation now? Extremely ubiquitous and prevalent mechanics of verse from attacks -> damage -> death -> aftermath etc are speculation now?To say that he was completely destroyed because Dante didn't sense him is pure speculation.
You just repeated yourself from earlier. I broke down the entire scenario you cute into bite sized questions. You didn't answer them. You might want to read them again and reflect on them.Because Mundus wasn't yet approaching the Human World, quite simply? The only time Dante sensed Mundus was when the latter approached the Human World with a strong killing intent.
For Nelo, the only thing I know that was used to try to prove he was completely destroyed is a scan that says he "disappeared without any trace." An expression we use almost all the time when someone disappears in real life (and we don't assume they've been EE).I don't feel obligated to post the link. You know what it is.
We only see his entire body disappear, with his armor still intact, because Agnus found remains of it as confirmed in Deadly Fortune. If his armor wasn't destroyed, there's no reason to assume his body and soul was.The teleportation from first two fights is distinctly different from 3rd fight. It's quite clear Nelo was blown apart, with his own energy going haywire and ripping itself until it's gone. Even his amulet falls down.
Also story beats are thing, let's not act media illiterate here.
There is no concrete evidence that it was completely destroyed either.Could have, would have.
Never saying "this is what happened, here is proof or atleast context for implication".
Do you have proof to justify your conjectures?
Nothing proves that he was completely destroyed, and the only argument you use is that Dante couldn't sense him, assuming for some reason that Nelo would still be present in that room if he wasn't destroyed when he could very well have been elsewhere (which would also explain why Dante didn't sense him).So many blatant sense feat for characters are speculation now? Extremely ubiquitous and prevalent mechanics of verse from attacks -> damage -> death -> aftermath etc are speculation now?
Why are you reversing burden of proof? We have done our part supporting our assertions. I have yet to see some genuine proof on your part to prove your positions, especially something that doesn't rely on hand waving the opposition or twisting the the existing evidence.
I answered yes. Dante didn't sense Mundus after their first fight (neither in the Demon World nor in the Human World) because Mundus wasn't yet heading towards him with a huge killing intent (as in literally the entire game).You just repeated yourself from earlier. I broke down the entire scenario you cute into bite sized questions. You didn't answer them. You might want to read them again and reflect on them.
Such peak of disingenuousness.For Nelo, the only thing I know that was used to try to prove he was completely destroyed is a scan that says he "disappeared without any trace." An expression we use almost all the time when someone disappears in real life (and we don't assume they've been EE).
I hope I don't have to break out a disctionary and explain meaning of each word in the given context when written in that order.How many times had this been the attack that he had unleashed? Dante's slash, unselfishly unleashed, finally inflicted a fatal wound on the Demon Emperor's strong body. Mundus, sensing his doom, vanished into the void in agony.This was the end of the decisive battle.
Explicit description of Nelo's "final hour" death.With darkness spewing from his body, the jet-black knight was approaching his final hour. The glow of life in his voice finally burned out completely, and his body disappeared without a trace.
You are just reinforcing inaccurate narratives by repeating them.There is no concrete evidence that it was completely destroyed either.
Proof of BFR/Teleportation?Nothing proves that he was completely destroyed, and the only argument you use is that Dante couldn't sense him, assuming for some reason that Nelo would still be present in that room if he wasn't destroyed when he could very well have been elsewhere (which would also explain why Dante didn't sense him).
No you are ignoring my questions. If you are so confident, why don't you answer them individually. You are chickening out and deflecting.I answered yes. Dante didn't sense Mundus after their first fight (neither in the Demon World nor in the Human World) because Mundus wasn't yet heading towards him with a huge killing intent (as in literally the entire game).
You're the one ignoring my answer.
Machiavelli and Mundus made countless Black Angel variants and clones. No proof they belonged to the original.We only see his entire body disappear, with his armor still intact, because Agnus found remains of it as confirmed in Deadly Fortune. If his armor wasn't destroyed, there's no reason to assume his body and/or soul was.
I know I’m mad late, but this is just blatantly untrue. It’s explicitly stated Nero’s consciousness (and thus Soul) started to come into being because of Resonance, (due to Dante holding Yamato), and then Dante has to literally split him from the Savior so Nero can regenerate/reform his melted Soul and Body. This connection between Sword and Soul, as well as between Blood, is foreshadowed way earlier in the Novel when Nero dies, as that is when Resonance is established to exist. Which Dante then states, after splitting his essence, that everything from that point (splitting his essence), Nero was doing on his own.We said the Savior had "absorbed" the demons' bodies because they were within him. Demons still had their souls; it was just melted and fused with the Savior as with their bodies. Nero was able to regenerate gradually from the moment he took Yamato, which means that the latter likely recharged him with demonic energy (like here or here).
This also patently proves that Nelo Angelo completely died out when he exploded. Which is why Dante is sad and nostalgic. If Nelo's/Vergil's spirit was alive or something Dante would have sensed and recognised him, not just based on senses but based on this spiritual familial connection.I know I’m mad late, but this is just blatantly untrue. It’s explicitly stated Nero’s consciousness (and thus Soul) started to come into being because of Resonance, (due to Dante holding Yamato), and then Dante has to literally split him from the Savior so Nero can regenerate/reform his melted Soul and Body. This connection between Sword and Soul, as well as between Blood, is foreshadowed way earlier in the Novel when Nero dies, as that is when Resonance is established to exist. Which Dante then states, after splitting his essence, that everything from that point (splitting his essence), Nero was doing on his own.
Yamato didn’t recharge Nero. Nero started to manifest his Soul even after being melted from Resonance, and then Dante used Yamato to cut Nero out on a metaphysical level, allowing Nero to physically and spiritually regenerate.
Yeah, and he said when he first saw him, I believe, which is the start of DMC4–Because he’s actually hidden in the Nero fighting cutscene, watching him battle Demons.Didnt Dante say in 5 he had a hunch who Nero was, but was sure after seeing Yamato reacting to him?
So, Antionides, Itsuno, and that guy who headed Capcom's push towards being more Western back then, the push that ended with that guy being fired after he almost killed multiple major franchises?DmC Reboot fanboys
Explicit description of Nelo's "final hour" death.
"Glow of life" is life force/Aura/Soul. Which burned out completely. That's metaphysical.
Body disappeared without trace is physical destruction. Text and video scene are explicit. Difference between teleportation and explosion are explicit.
Well, I have to admit I was wrong, not because I am disingenuous, but because I was too focused on the end of the last sentence (his body disappeared without a trace) and therefore overlooked the rest. Also this passage from Deadly Fortune confirms Vergil's death in DMC1, since Dante compares Nero's death to that of his brother. So yeah, I was wrong, sorry.
Tbf, Nero did indeed reform his entire consciousness and body the moment he took Yamato, but I must also admit that his consciousness and body had already partially reformed when Dante called him by his name (which allowed him to take Yamato with his demonic arm to begin with) and that his consciousness had also already begun to reform a little bit via Resonance.Yamato didn’t recharge Nero. Nero started to manifest his Soul even after being melted from Resonance, and then Dante used Yamato to cut Nero out on a metaphysical level, allowing Nero to physically and spiritually regenerate.
I am illiterate, so yes, do it.I hope I don't have to break out a disctionary and explain meaning of each word in the given context when written in that order.
or simply shut up genuinely
You dont want these hands if I played like in rankCome unleash your anger on me in Street Fighter 6
Come unleash your anger on me in Street Fighter 6
When I think about it, shouldn't the Sparda bloodline have regeneration equal to, if not greater than, Mundus's?Well glad we came to a mutual understanding on the topic.
When?It's good Reaper braught up this resonance bit, I am reminded of all the filthy wank I had cooked up around it. I will make Tony cry once reveal it.
Don't hold back.You dont want these hands if I played like in rank
Dead or Alive?Any DoA players here?
Any DoA players here?
Pretty sure all of them already have high tier demon physiology which includes Mundus's regen so yeahWhen I think about it, shouldn't the Sparda bloodline have regeneration equal to, if not greater than, Mundus's?
DMC1 Vergil took years to reform from nothing, but he was much weaker than Mundus; probably DMC5 Vergil, Dante, and Nero can reform as quickly as Mundus from nothing?
DMC1 Vergil took years to reform from nothing,
Yup.Dead or Alive?
Hmmm.Maybe here some of them play it
I'm not sure, but are you saying that if Vergil took so long to regenerate, it was because of Dante regen neg? If that were the case, I think Vergil and Mundus wouldn't even have been able to reform at all in the first place.Did he tho? I mean we assume he did. But, it could also be the case of just scarred/regen negged by stronger characters whose wounds he couldn't heal all this time, similar to the likes of Bolverk or Beowulf perhaps.
Dante destroyed Nelo Angelo, not Vergil.I'm not sure, but are you saying that if Vergil took so long to regenerate, it was because of Dante regen neg?
Nelo Angelo and Humanoid with Wings Mundus got erased and they reformed back as Vergil and Umbrella Corp's Experimental specimen so they aren't the exact same thing tbh.If that were the case, I think Vergil and Mundus wouldn't even have been able to reform at all in the first place.
It could be the case but it could also be like what I mentioned above.I think Vergil and Mundus's bodies were completely destroyed on their own after their defeat against Dante, not that they were completely destroyed by Dante directly.
Who ?DmC Reboot fanboys
Dante destroyed Nelo Angelo, not Vergil.
Nelo Angelo was still Vergil in a way, and if Mundus looked like that, it was surely due to the wounds inflicted by Dante.Nelo Angelo and Humanoid with Wings Mundus got erased and they reformed back as Vergil and Umbrella Corp's Experimental specimen so they aren't the exact same thing tbh.
YeahVergil scars when he comes back to HW may still have been from his encounter with Mundus
We see Nelo and Mundus disappear after their defeat, so it wouldn't seem like it was directly done by Dante.It could be the case but it could also be like what I mentioned above.
Yes, but metaphysically different as he was renamed as Nelo Angelo by Mundus.Nelo Angelo was still Vergil in a way
Yeah.and if Mundus looked like that, it was surely due to the wounds inflicted by Dante.
I mean they didn't just disappear willingly, Dante's whooping did it one way or another.We see Nelo and Mundus disappear after their defeat, so it wouldn't seem like it was directly done by Dante.
Mundus made Vergil the new Sparda and he had barely received a downgrade unlike Dante when he renamed himself Tony, so he was barely different metaphysically tbh.Yes, but metaphysically different as he was renamed as Nelo Angelo by Mundus.
They were beaten so badly that their bodies gave out. It just seems to be a domino/indirect effect.I mean they didn't just disappear willingly, Dante's whooping did it one way or another.
The Correct Response.Who ?
Yeah, DMC2 isn't as bad as internet makes it out to be.Btw started playing DMC 2 for the Storm Calc, and the game is very average - so far
Problem is Guns are so overpowered. In DMC 1, I used them to initiate or keep my combos going longer. Here they just annihilate everything.Yeah, DMC2 isn't as bad as internet makes it out to be.
It isn't good, it isn't bad, it's average overall.
You can just play without abusing the guns tho.Problem is Guns are so overpowered. In DMC 1, I used them to initiate or keep my combos going longer. Here they just annihilate everything.
Be careful of what you wish for Benon my hands and knees praying for the hail mary that we get a DMC game announcement at the game awards
Going through DMC 2. I will see if there any good feats. I also plan to do more downgrades for the rebootsLol three pages later, how tf do you stone wall a topic thread with such dogshit arguements
Changing the topic, on my hands and knees praying for the hail mary that we get a DMC game announcement at the game awards
No upgrades?I also plan to do more downgrades for the reboots
Possibly Concept Manip Type3 and whatever is in this sandbox:No upgrades?