After more than a year, Dante makes his comeback, but not quite as we anticipated. The streaming giant, Netflix, initially hinted at an anime adaptation of CAPCOM’s cherished character action series. Now that it’s officially launched, Netflix is ready to debut its fresh interpretation of the pizza-loving, heavy metal demon slayer, Dante.
Starting on April 3, the series unfolds over eight episodes, chronicling Dante’s thrilling escapades against the powers of Hell. Although it strays from the game structure we are accustomed to, it maintains the same epic demon-vanquishing formula that made the originals iconic.
Unlike the 2007 “Devil May Cry” anime by MADHOUSE that closely followed the games’ established lore, this fresh adaptation presents a unique take on Dante. The atmosphere and environment appear to draw inspiration from the contentious DmC: Devil May Cry 2013 reboot, which features elements such as modern technology, villains in corporate attire, and towering skyscrapers.
Netflix just shared the opening theme song for the anime, which is by Limp Bizkit – an unexpected move considering the show’s history with an original rock soundtrack. Fingers crossed that we’ll get to hear their famous tracks like ‘Devils Never Cry’ and ‘Subhuman’ in this series as well!
The start additionally highlights well-known images, such as Dante brandishing his renowned sword, Rebellion, and his customary twin pistols, Ebony and Ivory. Sharp-eyed enthusiasts may also identify references to the series’ rich history, like Vergil’s katana, Yamato.
For longtime fans who have followed the series closely, a twist has emerged: Reuben Langdon won’t be returning to play Dante this time around, as Netflix didn’t extend an offer to him. Instead, Johnny Yong Bosch, most recognized as the voice of Nero, will step into the role. This change might seem unusual, but it aligns with the game’s lore considering their connections.
Adi Shankar, known for his groundbreaking work on Netflix’s popular Castlevania series and as an executive producer of Castlevania: Nocturne, is in charge of this series. A devoted fan of the Devil May Cry franchise, Shankar has expressed his determination to surpass the high standards they have set for themselves.
Hideaki Itsuno, known for directing games such as Devil May Cry 3, 4, and 5, takes on the role of executive producer for the anime. This means that with his expertise involved, it can be confidently assumed that the Netflix version of this adaptation is in capable hands.
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2025-01-31 14:12