Demons

Patty is a smart young girl with a rather willful personality. She enjoys things that many girls her age enjoy, such as romantic TV shows, dresses, and cute stuffed animals. She also loves sweets and sometimes steals Dante's strawberry ice cream.

Humans consider him a savior, while demons consider him a traitor. During the war, he sealed the gates of hell and thus saved the human race.

He fell in love with an earthly woman, Eve, from whom he had two twin sons, Virgil and Dante.

Eva often told Dante that his father was a brave man with a righteous heart. Despite Sparda's disappearance shortly before the twins' birthday, Eva remained loyal to him and told her sons only good things about him.

She's outspoken and speaks her mind. However, she has a softer, more benevolent side: she's kind and caring toward Matier and Dante, whom she trusts completely. Lucia is also very altruistic.

Niko is foul-mouthed and sarcastic, and loves to tease Nero, affectionately calling him "moron." She's a true rebel, with numerous tattoos, provocative clothing, and reckless driving.

As a puppet of Mundus, Trish is initially cruel and indifferent to those around her, but after being saved by Dante, she awakens her human feelings for him and ultimately sacrifices herself to save him from Mundus's attack.

Lady is fierce, somewhat rude, and quite stern, strongly reminiscent of Dante. She is described as a "psychotic demon hunter." However, after killing her father, she cries, revealing a more sensitive side to her character.

Initially, she hated all demons and half-demons and wanted to destroy them all. Her best weapon at the time was the belief that she was doing the right thing. Therefore, she believed that all demons were heartless monsters, incapable of understanding family or love.

In contrast to the pompous Dante and the hot-tempered Nero, V is reserved, calm, and withdrawn. He's polite to everyone, but reserved, and doesn't say more than the situation requires, often leaving those around him questioning whether they can trust him. V's defining characteristic is his love of poetry. He frequently quotes poetry in conversation with people and even demons, often from memory, leading Griffin to call him Shakespeare.

Unlike the laid-back and sometimes flirtatious Dante, Nero is more serious, sardonic, and reserved. Because Nero has a choleric personality, his emotions can get the better of him, especially when it comes to those he cares about.

Dante is quite frivolous, however, he never backs down from his positions. He never shows fear, is unperturbed. He can be serious only when the situation requires it. He likes to joke, mock. Because of this, he may seem like a callous character and even indifferent, but in fact, he has a very strong sense of justice, which is why he always prefers to fight fairly.

Virgil is a tall man with pale skin, slicked-back silver hair, and gray-blue eyes. Being twins, Virgil and Dante are very similar, and their main distinguishing feature is their hairstyle; when Virgil's hair is unruly, the brothers become practically indistinguishable.