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i'm just curious because his trickster style's just always stated to be high soeed movement.
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Why does Dante have teleportation?
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In DMC3 air Trick is described as "Disappear in the blink of an eye, then reappear above the enemy ready to strike" I would call that a teleport.
While Swordmaster and Gunslinger can just be how Dante fights, Trickster and Royal guard have never been officially mentioned in the story so it's hard to say how canon they are outside of gameplay.
Though I would say that Dante teleports in the Agnus cutscene
and I would say he uses Trickster here when he touches the savior.
He also either need to be really really fast or he is teleporting here in the Anime 17:19 to 18:23
While Swordmaster and Gunslinger can just be how Dante fights, Trickster and Royal guard have never been officially mentioned in the story so it's hard to say how canon they are outside of gameplay.
Though I would say that Dante teleports in the Agnus cutscene
and I would say he uses Trickster here when he touches the savior.
He also either need to be really really fast or he is teleporting here in the Anime 17:19 to 18:23
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Air tricks descrption also reads in dMC4 "Aim above an enemy's head and disappear in the blink of an eye with blindingly quick movements."
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When you think about it, teleportation is just really quick movement. The Flash once outran a teleporter , for example.
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Quick movement is defined as pseudo teleportation on this wiki Bot true teleportation
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Vergil is the only actual teleporter iirc
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That's the worst example you could ever give.Crimson Azoth said:
1) Teleportation isn't regular movement, but rather disappearing in a place and appearing in another one in 0 time. If ti was done by sheer speed, it would be infinite speed.
2) Flash is it's his own case, and he achieved Immeasurable speed to surpass teleportation. He's not comparable to Dante at all.
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I even start to doubt vergils teleportation due to how often DMc swaps "Teleport" with "move at high speeds" Even Vergils airtrick in 4 is said to be high speed movementGolden Void said:
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DMC4 builds upon what was already established in DMC3. Vergil is a teleporter.
DMC4 Skill files (you made me open up the game now >.>)
Air trick: "....then close the distance with high speed movement"
Grim Trick: "Mark a Grim Grip with a summoned sword, then teleport to it in an instant
Trick up: "Teleport to a spot directly above your head"
Trick down: "Teleport diagonally down and back if done in mid-air, and just backwards if done on the ground"
DMC4 Skill files (you made me open up the game now >.>)
Air trick: "....then close the distance with high speed movement"
Grim Trick: "Mark a Grim Grip with a summoned sword, then teleport to it in an instant
Trick up: "Teleport to a spot directly above your head"
Trick down: "Teleport diagonally down and back if done in mid-air, and just backwards if done on the ground"
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Iirc they also state in dmc 3 vergil is using special evasive movements. But i digress The topic is why Dante has teleportation Despite none of his moves ever being listed as teleportation does anybody know? Or is just scaling from vergil?
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Probably from his trickster style
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All of the moves in his trickster style i've seen always said it's high speed movement based not teleportation
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It's probably just bad wording, as the move itself resembles teleportation more than just high-speed movement.
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how is it bad wording when it's consistant across DMC 3 and 4 and if we wanna say Vergil can teleport His moves are specified As teleportation Meanwhile Dante's isn't >it resembles teleportation more then just high-speed movement How? Because High speed movement can Seem simaler to teleportation as well. See any FTE blitz
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Why would Dante have an ability that would allow him to move faster he can percieve?
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Who said it was faster then he can perceive?RebubleUselet said:
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No, DMC3 doesn't mention "High-speed movement" in its description for Trick Up. Only DMC4 has that. And as of Vergil in DMC4SE, it was probably copy-pasted from Dante's.
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I wasn't talking about trick up i was talking about air trick. You're gonna need to prove it's bad wording and that they meant teleportation for Dante.
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Got Air Trick & Trick Up mixed up. My bad.
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