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I mean, they said that he was dead, he literally exploded from the inside out in DMC1, there is no way he "survived", he MUST have come back from the deadMarvelFanatic119 said:Considering how vague it was on how and it never explicitly states he resurrected, just survived, I don't think that counts.
He never explicitly states how he came back, he just survived and very weakened. Everyone "assumed" he died, he survived, simple as that. Not to mention with how weak he looked it's not applicable in combat at all.Twellas said:I mean, they said that he was dead, he literally exploded from the inside out in DMC1, there is no way he "survived", he MUST have come back from the dead
nope, that's Nico talking to NeroDark649 said:Isn't that about Nero saying that Dante killed Agnus, Nico's father?.
-Since when does resurrection have to be instantaenous to be considered such? If anything the wiki's definition of Resurrection is: " immortal because, whenever they die, they will simply reincarnate within another body or resurrect themselves at a later point in time."MarvelFanatic119 said:Technically Regenerationn works with it.
@Twellas But again, say it IS resurrection like you say, then why:
-Did he take so long to come back?
-Why was he still deformed and dying?
-Did he have help? Can he do it on his own?
-Other demons like Sparda not resurrect? What makes Vergil so different?