Cavaliere Angelo DMC

Powers Demon Physiology: As a demon, Cavaliere possesses abilities beyond what a human could achieve.

Superhuman Strength: Cavaliere is far stronger than a human. He is strong enough to overpower Dante's base and dent the metal doors of an elevator. Superhuman Durability: Cavaliere can withstand far more damage than a human. His wings are especially durable, and he uses them as shields. He can withstand bullets and a Rebellion attack without a scratch. Enhanced Healing: Like all demons, Cavaliere can heal faster and from much worse wounds than a human. Flight: Cavaliere can fly at a decent speed with its wings. Minor Shapeshifting: Cavaliere can change the size of his wings; from almost as large as himself (when flying or shielding) to as small as shoulder pads (when inactive). Lightning Generation: Cavaliere can charge his sword with lightning to increase the power of his blows. Talent: Swordsmanship: Cavaliere is skilled enough with his sword to match Dante and effortlessly defeat a group of trained agents. Stealth: Cavaliere possesses a stealth that belies his stature. Despite wearing armor, he was able to sneak past Darkcom operatives actively hunting demons. Weaknesses: Anti-Demon Bullets: Like all demons, Cavaliere is vulnerable to anti-demon bullets developed by Darkcom. Space: Cavaliere needs space to properly use his sword or wings.

Cavaliere closely resembles his video game counterpart, being a tall, black figure with a shadowy cloak, red wings on his shoulders, and ridged horns. His armor is less spiky, and since he doesn't need a host, he lacks an opening in his chest, now being completely covered by the armor. The holes in his chest and, possibly, the eyes on his forehead are red instead of purple.

Cavaliere has a very similar personality to his game counterpart, particularly his disdain for the human race. He is seen coldly demanding death from any annoying human or enjoying desolating crowds of human soldiers with ease. He is also not as talkative as his game counterpart, only uttering single words, phrases, or moans.

Netflix's Cavaliere acts more obediently than his game counterpart, as he made many comments related to saving Makai and urged White Rabbit to attack the population when Dante didn't show up at the proposed time.