The Original Localization Of The DMC 3 Manga Was Weird Like Wtf

The original localization of the DMC 3 manga was weird like wtf

A little about Delilah past :D

"After the attack of the Lumen Sage, Delilah decided to run away with her infant sister. She decided to leave her at a convent so her sister would never know the pain and suffering that the umbra witches suffered.

Delilah always kept watching her sister from afar because she was too scared to ever talk to her face to face...But as you may know...mortals don't live forever..."

(the second Design was for future DMC games but I scraped the idea xD her joke was to pretend to flash the enemies)

After the death of angels in DMC I believe that as a Umbra witch her pact/deal with her Demon is territory war, since demons are expanding to the human realm.

Delilah has a deal with a Demon called Mezzalorn, a Wasp King from hell! Who give powerful punches with his knuckles (:

I still gonna make a design for DMC5 unfortunately she has a crush on a taken man 😞

So yknow how some people make it like Vergil can still hear V and Urizen seperately within himself, kinda like an angel/devil on his shoulder situation?

Yeah ive been thinking about that

V obviously wouldn't have any qualms about being back inside Vergil. Its what he wanted after all, its what he spent the whole of DMC 5 achieving.

Because of V now, Vergil can become less emotionally constipated to say the least. He recognizes vulnerability is a strength and that the people around him actually do want him around.

Urizen, however.. Urizen didn't want this. He wished to discard V entirely, humanity is what makes him weaker and all that bullshit. He would be furious to be back inside of Vergil again, to be mixed with humanity again and, therefore, made weaker.

I can imagine this manifesting as Vergil's demon side ending up harder to control. Maybe he DTs more often without meaning to, especially in the heat of battle where theres plenty of carnage and bloodshed to go around. Maybe he's more irritable than usual, especially toward humans he doesn't know (Lady? Kyrie? Nico? Some rando? Idk.)

Or maybe even, he has these strange urges to destroy everything he's worked so hard for, in realizing that power isn't the most important thing to gain in the world those deep-seeded desires to obtain it only get infinitely stronger, thanks to Urizen's newfound rage.

He can rationalize that these feelings and urges aren't logical of course, that they're just him adjusting to a new life or whatever, and he knows ruining everything now would be a stupid idea to say the least. But he just cant stop those thoughts from invading his mind on the daily. Like intrusive thoughts i guess.

Ill leave my thoughts there and others can expand on it if they want, but yeah...

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Do you think Dante would have a role in helping Nero and Vergil have… an actual bond with each other?

Oh absolutely. They're both emotionally constipated, hard-headed, stubborn idiots (affectionate), and i dont really see them bonding on their own without Dante to aid at least in the start of their relationship.

Also adding in the fact that Dante has known Vergil and Nero a lot longer than they've ever known eachother, therefore he'd probably be a lot better at having them get along than they would themselves.

While yes, Vergil is much less closed off now post-V, he's still Vergil. And Vergil has always been a loner type, its a habit that's rooted much deeper than anything V could force out of him. He's just used to being on his own, its what he's known his entire life and its what he's used to, so i think without somebody to initiate interactions with him or even force him to actively socialize with everyone else around him (aside from Dante), he'd probably choose to avoid that 9 times out of 10.

That isn't to say that Nero and Vergil wouldn't have their moments on their own, however. As much as Vergil likes being alone, its apparent he doesnt want to abandon Nero entirely (the V book, and that menu screen where they're sitting together are evidence of this). He just struggles to show his affection, again he's been alone his entire life so it makes sense really. Its not that he doesn't want to, he just doesn't know how. Yet.

As they get to know eachother, as Vergil grows more comfortable with and more importantly, familiar with Nero as a person and as his son, i feel like he'd try more often to interact with him.

But yeah, in the earlier stages of their relationship - keep in mind Vergil has only properly known Nero for all of about 10 minutes. (Yes he knew him as V, but likely not much further past "that kid who had Yamato".) - Dante or Nero himself would likely be the ones initiating things with Vergil first.

Damn there goes hope for DMC6...