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Dante was heavily inspired by Dante Alighieri and The Divine Comedy, a work that influenced his rituals, Italian names, and even his worldview. His clerical appearance is purely aesthetic, used to convey confidence, and the blindfold in "Disenchantment" references Satoru Gojo. He bears a tattoo of Hermes' Caduceus, symbolizing the conflict between science and religion. Created as the opposite of Thiago Fritz — introverted, lacking charisma, and highly intelligent — Dante has distinctive habits, such as laughing when nervous and hiding books to read secretly when imprisoned. He is allergic to peanuts, was abandoned at an orphanage as a baby, and has maintained the highest level of sanity among the series' protagonists. His past at the Santa Menefreda Orphanage is central: he delivered the final blow to former caretakers transformed into monsters and directly participated in the Disenchantment as Tirigan. His Luzidio form bears markings inspired by masks from Greek tragedy and comedy. The visual style in Signs from the Other Side was inspired by Keanu Reeves, and his suit was designed by Carina, with a meaning yet to be revealed. Some of his abilities were inspired by anime, such as Yu Yu Hakusho, and references to other works appear in dialogue and symbols throughout the series. Finally, Dante is a character shrouded in mystery: his true origins are uncertain, his documents have been censored, and part of his past may have a direct connection to the paranormal since birth.

Dante builds deep bonds marked by loss, care, and loyalty. He takes on a protective role with Agatha, treating her as an apprentice and someone who needs to be cared for. With Arthur, he creates a strong friendship based on mutual survival after the Disenchantment. Antonio (Balu) starts out distrustful, but becomes a completely trusted ally. His most painful bond is with Beatrice, a childhood friend whom he considered a sister; her death leaves him deeply shaken. He demonstrates empathy and constant support for Carina, with whom he develops a partnership and trust. With Clarissa, he shares a desire for revenge, until the discovery of her betrayal, which disappoints him. Dante maintains respectful and complex relationships with colleagues such as Elizabeth, Erin, Fernando, Rubens, and Luciano, generally marked by initial distrust that evolves into camaraderie. His hatred and mercy are intertwined in his relationship with Gal, a former orphanage colleague, whom Dante still sees as someone who is being manipulated. The most significant loss is Jasmin, his great love, whose death motivated him to delve into the occult; the revelation that she was murdered by Kian destroys him emotionally. With Joui, the initial hostility evolves into a sincere friendship, whose death deeply affects him. Kaiser is an important ally, someone Dante trusts, and whose loss also marks him. Finally, Leonardo/Kian represents the greatest betrayal of his life, someone Dante loved like a brother and who manipulated him from the start. Meanwhile, Senhor Veríssimo becomes a figure of trust and leadership, offering Dante purpose and support to continue fighting, solidifying him as an essential agent of the Ordo Realitas.

Fan of Fate: One of Rana's fans, cursed with a Deadly Speed ​​Ritual after her death. It was found by the Vulture Team in the Leone Mansion's freezer and, the following day, trained on by Dante and Agatha.

Amulet of Elemental Protection: A ring made of a material that appears to be living flesh, with the Blood Symbol stamped on it, granting +5 armor against Blood damage.

Enzo Leone's Left Glove Lion's Fist: One of Enzo Leone's old gloves, engraved with the family name, which, after being used by Dagan in his death, became a cursed object. However, its properties are still unknown.

Eye of Injustice: One of Gal's eyes that, after being ripped out by Clarissa Leão and thrown to the ground, became a cursed item. However, its properties are unknown.

Arsenal Disenchantment Dante's Glock Glock: This is Tristan's old weapon, an upgraded Glock with a silencer acquired by Dante after the agent's death. Dante's Grimoire

Grimoire: An ancient copy of the Divine Comedy belonging to Dante, marked with symbols of the rituals mastered by the occultist using gouache paint. With it, it is possible to concentrate on its forms even without the ability to see, so that the rituals can be performed. Dante ended up tearing up his grimoire during a breakdown in the 20th episode of Desconjuração.

Calamity Dante's Knife in Calamity Facade: Small bladed weapon for hand-to-hand combat.

In Disenchantment, Dante develops skills that enhance his efficiency and stability as an occultist: Accessible Ingredients allows you to quickly draw ingredients and your spellbook, even as a free action in combat. Advantage in Sanity grants advantage on sanity checks and prevents critical failures on Power checks, except in disasters. Unbreakable Concentration allows you to conjure two rituals at the same time and keep one active while using another. Paranormal Defense allows you to impose disadvantage on attacks directed at you at the cost of Occultism. Affinity with the Other Side accelerates the recovery of Occultism points. In Calamity, your abilities deepen with the element of Death: Affinity with the Element of Death allows one to conjure Death rituals without ingredients, with greater speed and access to powers linked to the element. Ritual Veloz increases the range of rituals at the cost of PE. Marked by Death grants an advantage against rituals and attacks of that element. Defensive Tactics replaces Agility with Intellect in Reflex tests. Exorcism can help allies escape a state of madness. Paranormal Strength increases the damage and healing of your rituals based on your Intellect. Overall, Dante becomes a highly efficient, resilient, and versatile occultist with a strong mastery of the element of Death.

In Disenchantment, Dante masters rituals focused on perception, decay, healing, and the mind: The Third Eye detects paranormal activity. Decadenza accelerates disease and the decay of the target. Paradiso accelerates healing (with a risk of infection). Rupture causes temporary destruction, rotting and disintegrating the target. Psychic reading interprets thoughts and desires. Brute melts the blood of creatures from the Other Side, effective against Blood. In Calamity, their rituals become more complex and offensive: Sensory Enhancement temporarily enhances perception and combats aggression. Trinitá (Shuffle) creates clones and allows for position swapping. Eco Dolor replicates attacks like dark echoes. Paradiso (enhanced) heals wounds more effectively. Inferno (Mental Dive) allows for mental interrogation and memory projection. Decadenza (variation) manipulates and kills rapidly. Paradox rots and destroys hordes of Blood creatures. The Creation Invocation generates the Puppet entity from black slime. Slime Tentacles immobilize and compress enemies. Concentrated Energy Discharge launches energy using electronic devices. Overall, their rituals combine time, death, mind, and energy, reflecting their evolution and deep connection to the paranormal.

Rakin stated that Dante has two phobias, one of which has not yet been revealed. So far, it is known that one is extremely specific, while the other deals with a broader issue. Pyrophobia: Since the night of the orphanage fire during his childhood, Dante has developed a phobia of fire, causing him to feel uncomfortable near even small sources of flame, such as a lighter.

Blindness: Dante performs his Psychic Reading Ritual in an attempt to read Beatrice's mind to ascertain her current mental state in the 15th episode of Unconjuration. During the ritual, he begins to cry and faints. Moments later, he awakens with permanent blindness.

Nightmare [...] He slowly crawled towards me. As soon as he got close, he started digging and entered me as if it were... a kind of shelter [...] The children of my screams and my mutilated body [...]

After hearing Arthur's accounts of Santo Berço, Dante investigates Carpazinha alone and senses a terrifying presence in the forest, retreating without telling anyone. Before Calamity, he transcends to 50%, connects to the Mark of Rakin, and receives guidance from Thiago Fritz: to stop fighting the past and protect the future. In Calamity, Dante joins the Vultures team to investigate cases linked to Arnaldo Fritz's Grimoire and the Relics of Calamity. The mission takes them from the interior of Brazil to Italy, where they face entities, blood zombies, and the Devil, recover pages from the grimoire, and discover the central role of the Host. In the Colosseum, the ruins of the Ordo Calamitas and the Host's "games," involving time travel, sacrifices, and relics, are revealed. Dante transcends again, merges with Arnaldo Fritz's memories, and discovers that he became the Host to force Kian to play by the rules. The team decides to save Gal, confronts the Host, and retrieves the Energy Relic (attached to Joui's katana). In the final battles, Kian is defeated and imprisoned with a special artifact; Joui dies in the process. Dante tends to the wounded, protects Agatha, guards important relics (such as the Mask of Despair), and helps seal the bodies to prevent paranormal corruption. Back in Brazil, he assists in containing Kian and studying the grimoire, while preparing for his next mission: recovering the Deathly Hallows, linked to Holy Cradle. In Signs from the Other Side, Dante reappears investigating paranormal events at the Varminho TV Tower. In Hexatombe, he appears in flashbacks as a cautious leader, warning that the ritual does not return what is taken from the Other Side and that its use requires a damaged membrane, demonstrating maturity, responsibility, and distrust of the "shortcuts" of the paranormal.

Dante was born between 1992 and 1993 and grew up isolated in the Santa Menefreda Orphanage due to serious heart problems, surviving thanks to surgery financed by Arnaldo Fritz. In his childhood, he only befriended Lilian, later called Beatrice, with whom he read The Divine Comedy. After an arson attack on the orphanage in 2009, Dante fled with Jasmin Cristal and Leonardo Gomes; later, Jasmin was murdered, leading Dante to become an occultist in an attempt to bring her back. In 2020, manipulated by Leonardo (actually Kian), Dante performed rituals that culminated in the Disenchantment, causing deaths, body swaps, and his imprisonment by the Ordo Realitas. In Disenchantment, he is temporarily released to aid an investigation, reunites with Beatrice, and confronts horrors connected to the orphanage, paranormal creatures, and the occultists responsible for the fire. Upon seeing Beatrice transformed into an Existida, Dante suffers a profound trauma: he creates a paranormal object, cuts his hair in a promise to save her, and, while trying to read her mind, goes blind. Convinced that there is no salvation, he gives Beatrice a mercy shot and remains in the orphanage in mourning. The investigation continues with new confrontations and revelations about Leonardo, Kian, and the Disenchantment. In the climax, Dante discovers that Kian has always manipulated him and was responsible for devastating losses in his life. After a final battle marked by many deaths, Dante survives thanks to the intervention of the Masked Cult. Back at the Ordo Realitas base, shaken but determined, he agrees to continue fighting and asks for help to take revenge on Kian.

Occultism: Dante is familiar with various spells and creatures due to his childhood exposure to the occult. He has experience with several rituals and is seen from the beginning achieving transcendence on his own. Medicine: As a doctor, Dante is familiar with techniques for treating injuries and illnesses.

Disenchantment Dante was initially monotonous and almost always distant, avoiding showing strong emotions, both positive and negative. Even so, he proved to be polite, compliant, and helpful. Dante understands his situation, not demanding the trust of others even though he is always willing to help in any way he can.

The only time Dante loses his composure and his calm demeanor is when his childhood friend Lilian is in danger, as he sees her as his younger sister and tries to watch over her at all costs. This is exemplified when the two reunite in the 4th episode of Desconjuração: upon realizing that his sister doesn't remember his real name, he decides to pretend not to know.

After being unable to stop or reverse his sister's transformation in the 11th episode of Desconjuração, Dante goes through an emotional avalanche, which causes him to drastically change, adopting a more focused and assertive posture, avoiding questions about his sudden change and current state, as he considers them irrelevant to the progress of the investigation.

Calamity One year after the events of the Final Day of the Disenchantment, Dante appears quite serious in Paranormal Order: Calamity, his speech generally low and steady, similar to how we converse when we first meet the D-Force agents. Even so, Dante talks and discusses the mission normally, not being as quiet as he was initially. He also shows himself to be quite concerned and helpful to his fellow agents. However, Dante proves less tolerant of forgiveness, losing his temper and raising his voice in some discussions more than usual.

Infancy Dante Child in Disenchantment As a child, Dante had long blond hair that reached halfway down his back and light blue eyes.

Dante was wearing a white t-shirt with 3 stripes at the bottom, brown pants, and dark shoes; he had 2 wooden bracelets on his wrists.

Disenchantment Dante is a 27-year-old man, 1.78 meters tall, with pale skin and light eyes, marked by childhood heart surgery and numerous symbols and sigils tattooed across his body, linked to knowledge, rituals, science, and death. He wears clerical-style clothing, carries a rosary with personal reliquaries, and has a strong mystical-academic aesthetic. During the Disenchantment, he undergoes profound changes: he cuts his hair, abandons his glasses after his myopia is cured by the psychic, and reveals even more of his secrets. After using Psychic Reading on Beatrice Existida, he suffers an extreme trauma that leaves him blind. From then on, he returns to the Santa Menefreda Orphanage, covers his eyes with a white cloth, and begins to use a copy of the Divine Comedy as a focal point to activate his rituals, only touching the symbols marked in the book.

Calamity A few months after Disenchantment, Dante begins to wear his hair longer, tied in a bun, wears simple, ritualistic clothing, walks barefoot with bandages on his legs, and keeps his eyes closed under a white hood, with his initially hidden tattoos. Upon opening his eyes in Calamity, he manifests the influence of the element of Death: tattoos reappear, his eyes turn completely black, facial markings appear, and his ears become slightly pointed, resembling a Lusitanian. In Signs from the Other Side, Dante appears more refined, with a light beard, blond hair with M-shaped front highlights, visible tattoos, and an elegant blue suit with a symbolic brooch. In Hexatombe, however, he appears in a flashback with a sober look: longer blond hair tied in a ponytail, visible tattoos, a dark suit, and his eyes, with blue irises, are back to their normal color.

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Identity Interpreter Rafael "Rakin" Knittel Surname Gaspar (original name) Thug (by Luciano) Casper the Friendly Ghost (by Henri) Blondie (by Elizabeth and Tristan) Parakeet (by Elizabeth) Surfistinha (by Tristan) The Devil (by Cicero) Eric (by Eusebius) Scribbled (by Balu) Kitten (by Delano) Godchild (by Host) Demon (by Damir) Age 27 (Disenchantment) 28 (Calamity) 29 (Signs from the Other Side) 30 (Hexatombe) Relations See § Relationships † Jasmine Crystal (girlfriend) Occupation Occultist Tirigan Doctor Paranormal Investigator Affinity Death Class Occultist Trail shrewd Association Occultism Ordo Realitas Force D Vultures Team Status Alive Appearances 🎲RPGs

Disenchantment Calamity Signs from the Other Side Hexatombe 📚Graphic Novels

Disenchantment - Part 1 First appearance Disenchantment - Episode 3 - "Transcend"

"Dante was an occultist arrested by Tristan and Erin in January, and was personally involved with Leonardo Gomes, the one responsible for the ritual that united Luciano and Fernando - Master."

"It's the irony of fate. It's truly a Divine Comedy." - Dante

Dante, whose original name is Gaspar, is one of the protagonists of the Paranormal Order series, appearing in Disenchantment, Calamity, Signs from the Other Side, and Hexatombe.

He was an occultist who was arrested for his participation in a ritual involving Luciano Carvalho. Later, due to his help during the investigation into the disappearance of Elizabeth Webber, he became a full-fledged agent of the Ordo Realitas.

After surviving the mission involving the Disenchantment and Kian, he returns in Calamity, joining the team responsible for searching for the Calamity Relics, being one of the Marked of the Ordo Realitas.

Surname Gaspar (original name) Thug (by Luciano) Casper the Friendly Ghost (by Henri) Blondie (by Elizabeth and Tristan) Parakeet (by Elizabeth) Surfistinha (by Tristan) The Devil (by Cicero) Eric (by Eusebius) Scribbled (by Balu) Kitten (by Delano) Godchild (by Host) Demon (by Damir)

Age 27 (Disenchantment) 28 (Calamity) 29 (Signs from the Other Side) 30 (Hexatombe)

Relations Relationships † Jasmine Crystal (girlfriend)

Occupation Occultist Tirigan Doctor Paranormal Investigator

Affinity Death

Class Occultist

Trail shrewd

Association Occultism

Ordo Realitas Force D Vultures Team

Status Alive

Appearances 🎲RPGs

Disenchantment Calamity Signs from the Other Side Hexatombe 📚Graphic Novels

Disenchantment - Part 1 First appearance Disenchantment - Episode 3 - "Transcend"