Dante

Urizen is Vergil's demonic side. His appearance closely resembles Vergil's, except for his vacant stare and disheveled hair. His demeanor is more demonic: quieter, usually staying put, and only attacking when provoked. He often peeks through doorways to observe people when they're not looking. He's drawn to the scent of blood, since demons eat humans, and although he himself devoured a demon, he can speak, though he rarely does.

V is Vergil's human half, which emerges when Vergil is separated into his human and demonic halves. V is a tall, slender young man with very fair skin and dark green eyes. He has naturally white hair that reaches his chin, with long bangs swept to the left that sometimes cover one eye, but his pact with his demons causes him to dye his hair black and cover his entire torso and neck with black tattoos.
V wears a long, sleeveless leather coat, open at the sides and laced up, with interior pockets and a corset-style vest sewn into the front. He also wears black trousers with a silver skull chain on the right side of his belt and a fingerless glove on his right hand. V sports many accessories, including a tooth pendant around his neck, a silver ring on the middle finger of his left hand, and a spiked bracelet crisscrossing his left wrist. V wears black sandals instead of boots. V carries a silver metal cane, which serves as both a weapon and a support, as his slowly developing body makes movement difficult, and a brown book embroidered with gold, containing poems by William Blake, with a large "V" badge on the cover. Unlike the flamboyant Dante and the impulsive Nero, V is a calm, serene, and relaxed individual. While V is generally polite to everyone he meets, he is a man shrouded in mystery and speaks only when necessary, leading Nero and the others to doubt his trustworthiness. As Vergil's human half, V possesses all of Vergil's knowledge of the Demon World and often reveals that he knows things no human should know, but he doesn't explain how he obtained this information, which only increases the suspicions of others. Due to his strange appearance, behavior, and abilities, many people often find V unsettling and wonder if he is truly a normal human despite his looks. He enjoys poetry.

Vergil, in his early twenties, seemed to reveal some of his feelings when he told Dante, "Power controls everything, and without strength you can't protect anything, least of all yourself." This could be a reference to his mother's death. It could also imply that Vergil seeks power as compensation for failing to protect her. His failure to protect her may have also led him to abandon close human relationships, due to his perception of humanity's fragility. Also, as in his present-day version, he tends to speak in a very formal and somewhat old-fashioned manner, possibly as a result of reading a lot of classical literature in his youth. It's worth noting, however, that his "code" is based more on demonstrating his dominance than on any underlying morality. Therefore, he is perfectly willing to use methods or tactics that may be dishonorable in order to become stronger, or in situations where he simply has no other choice. For example, ripping someone's arm off. He also still had Yamato.

In his early twenties, Dante wore tan jeans, black fingerless gloves, and military-style boots. His coat had zippers on the sleeves and a buckle at the waist, along with two brown leather holsters on the back for carrying Ebony & Ivory. Unlike his current version, Dante wore nothing under his coat, remaining shirtless at all times, displaying the silver half of the Perfect Amulet around his neck, as well as his bare, toned chest and muscular physique. At that time, Dante prevented Vergil from throwing himself into the void between the Human World and the Demon World, even weeping over his perceived "loss." Although he rarely spoke of his father, Sparda, he was fond of him and his mother. During this period, Dante flirted quite a bit with women, both demons and humans.

She is the younger sister of Credo, the leader of the Holy Knights of the Order of the Sword, and the lead singer of the Sword Festival. Kyrie is Nero's childhood friend and love interest.
Her attire is a white dress traditionally worn by women of the Order of the Sword during the Sword Festival. Although not a knight, Kyrie's role as a singer at the festival is crucial to the ceremony's commencement, much like hymns open a religious sermon in a church. The dress features a cream-colored, ribbed bodice framed in black fabric. The cuffs are also cream. The upper sleeves are puffed and held in place by a black fabric belt. They feature intricate gold motifs bearing the Order's emblem. Black buttons with intricate rose engravings run down her body from her collarbone to her neckline. Beneath the buttons is the emblem common to all members of the Order of the Sword. To complete her outfit, Kyrie wears knee-high black boots with gold trim.
Most people who know Kyrie would describe her as a saint. She's kind, perhaps excessively so, and very affectionate with everyone around her.
She is very protective of her loved ones and is willing to face dangerous situations despite her lack of combat skills and her aversion to violence.
While Kyrie's parents were volunteering at an orphanage, they met a young boy named Nero. They took a liking to him, as his appearance reminded them of Sparda. Through his parents, Kyrie met Nero and they became friends. Eventually, they took him in and began raising him. Unfortunately, Kyrie's parents were later killed by demons who had failed the Ascension Ceremony.

Nicoletta Goldstein, better known as Nico, is a skilled craftswoman. She is an associate of Nero's branch of the Devil May Cry business, as well as the mastermind behind the various cybernetic prosthetics he uses to hunt demons after the Devil Bringer was severed from his arm.
His access to his father's research allowed him to train in the art of alchemy. He applied this knowledge to create a demonic weapon shaped like a cowboy hat called Dr. Faust for Dante, inspired by the demon Faust. His knowledge of arcane elements also grants him a keen intuition about which materials might be useful to him, and he often asks Nero to collect demon remains to harness their unusual properties.
Nico is portrayed as a sassy Southern girl with a keen interest in cybernetics. She takes immense pride in her work, convinced that each of her designs is reliable and worth every penny. She seems to enjoy watching Nero take down demons, mainly because he uses her equipment on his hunts, though she sometimes feels he doesn't take enough care of her creations. Nico is foul-mouthed and sarcastic, and enjoys teasing Nero, affectionately calling him "idiot." She's a rebellious girl, covered in tattoos, dressed provocatively, and driving recklessly.
Nico has an attractive figure and a slightly tanned complexion. Her wavy, shoulder-length black hair is tied back with a braided headband. She wears red-framed glasses. Nico has several tattoos on her body.
His outfit consists of a white tank top that reveals his midriff, covered by a dark yellow sleeveless jacket reminiscent of a soldier's cape. He wears blue denim shorts with a brown work belt, inside which he keeps a pair of red heat-resistant gloves. A tool belt hangs from the other end.

Trish is a demon created by Mundus who bears a striking resemblance to Eva, the mother of Dante and Vergil. After her defeat at the hands of Dante, she joined Devil May Cry and became a demon hunter alongside him. [3] During her time in the Order of the Sword, she used the alias "Gloria." Her outfit consists of a small, revealing top with a larger front slit (reminiscent of a lightning bolt) that exposes more of her midriff. Her stomach is more toned in this installment of the DMC series, with two well-defined abdominal lines. Her hair now features longer bangs. Trish is not lacking in empathy, as demonstrated when she tried to calm Nero after he learned that Vergil was his father. Despite her passion for fighting, she desperately tried to convince him that he couldn't kill his own father. Like Dante, Trish enjoys a good fight, prolonging a battle with Lady for up to two days rather than reveal her identity (though Trish praises Lady's skill and determination and finds her more interesting than she initially thought). She wields the Devil's Sword Sparda and Luce & Ombra; however, Pandora and Bare Knuckle are also at her disposal. Her Devil Shot allows her to fire bullets infused with lightning and grants her the signature sunglasses.

Lady is the current alias of Mary Ann Arkham, a human demon hunter. She is Dante's partner. Lady sports a short, messy bob haircut with full bangs. Her scars, primarily on her nose, have healed noticeably. Her main outfit combines military and casual styles: a short, off-white leather jacket with a long-sleeved white top that exposes her midriff. She accessorizes with gray and black motorcycle goggles, a black belt with a buckle, and black shorts with matching leg warmers, resembling tights. She retains her skirt and weaponry from the third game and wears black boots. She also wears black fingerless gloves and black/gray nail polish. Lady is fierce, tough, and strong enough to keep up with Dante. She is described as a "psychotic demon hunter." Her fighting style is primarily firearms-based. She has access to her dual pistols, shotgun, and Kalina Ann. Kalina Ann also functions as her sole melee weapon, attacking with slow, sweeping strikes, crushing enemies with the weight and bayonet of her weapon. As a baby, Lady was named "Maria" by her father, Arkham, who inherited the blood of the legendary priestess Sparda sacrificed to seal Temen-ni-gru. However, at some point, her father became obsessed with the legend and the possibility of obtaining Sparda's power, and murdered Kalina Ann, his wife and Lady's mother. At that time, Lady repudiated him and renounced her name before committing herself to the path of a Demon Hunter. Weapons = Kalina Ann: Lady's signature weapon, named after her mother, is a custom missile launcher similar to a MANPADS, with a blade on top. Lady uses it as a long-range firearm and also as a melee weapon in close combat.
Pistols: A pair of pistols similar to the CZ-75, modified with precision sights

He was raised in Fortuna and served as a Holy Knight in the Order of the Sword, a religious group that venerates Sparda and fights to protect the world from demons.
He has a mohawk hairstyle and wears a more casual, punk-style outfit, consisting of a dark blue hooded jacket, a ripped dark crimson shirt, a small necklace made of two folding feather wings surrounding a red stone, and black pants with military-style combat boots. He also uses a cybernetic arm in place of his Devil Bringer.
Unlike Dante's laid-back and occasionally flirtatious demeanor, Nero is more serious, sarcastic, and somewhat antisocial. He is quick-tempered, and his emotions can easily overwhelm him, especially when it comes to his loved ones. Nero also has a short fuse and tends to be impulsive. During a battle between him and Vergil, he told him to "Fuck off!" while flipping him the bird during his transformation into his demonic form using Devil Trigger. Nero was abandoned at the Fortuna orphanage as a baby, the son of Vergil. Later, Credo and Kyrie's family saw him there and, intrigued by his hair, which resembled Sparda's, decided to take him in. As a child, he was bullied by other children who claimed his mother was a prostitute. Like Credo, Nero joined the Order of the Sword to defeat the demons that threatened the city, though he often worked alone. Although he doesn't care about the Order of the Sword's religion, Nero participates in some of its activities out of respect for Credo and Kyrie. Nero's softer side comes out with his loved ones, especially his beloved Kyrie. Nero is very gentle and considerate towards Kyrie and considers himself very lucky to have her in his life. Vergil forcibly cut out Nero's Devil Bringer and retrieved Yamato, who was inside it. As a result, Nero lost the ability to use Devil Trigger and an arm.

Vergil is Dante's older twin brother. He rejected his humanity and embraced his demonic heritage, in contrast to his younger brother, who accepted his humanity and initially rejected his demonic nature. Stoic and reserved, Vergil is willing to do anything in his quest to obtain the power of his father, Sparda.
His coat is black with a subtle neon blue snake print and three separate flaps with slightly frayed edges. He's seen wearing a black, sleeveless, zip-up turtleneck sweater under his navy blue waistcoat. He also wears charcoal gray fingerless gloves, black trousers, and dark boots covered with teal gaiters.
Unlike his twin brother Dante's boisterous, extroverted, and sociable personality, Vergil is calm, serene, reserved, and introverted, constantly maintaining an aura of bravery. Vergil cares little for the well-being of those around him and is ruthless in his pursuit of power; however, despite his cold and merciless demeanor, he is an honorable warrior who adheres to his own set of moral principles and disciplines. Vergil despises dirty fighting and refuses to use firearms, deeming them unworthy of a "true warrior," though he will still use ranged attacks if he can make them originate from a melee weapon. He also tends to speak in a very formal and somewhat old-fashioned manner, possibly as a result of having read a great deal of classical literature in his youth.
Vergil's Yamato is a faster weapon than Dante's Rebellion, but it has less power and range. He has a strange relationship with Nero, as he rarely sees him, especially after he abandoned Nero's mother when she was pregnant with him, though he was unaware of it, and she died some time later without ever communicating with Vergil. And although he isn't very interested in love, he does have a certain fondness for nuns.

Rebellion: A sword he inherited from his father and a manifestation of his power.
Ebony and Ivory: Dante's twin pistols, custom-made for rapid fire.
Force Edge/Devil's Sword Sparda: Dante temporarily replaced Rebellion as his main sword until he gave it to Trish
Dante's Devil Sword: A sword born when Dante absorbed the Rebellion and the Sparda into his body. The weapon bears his name and embodies his will.
He has also used a shotgun

Due to his half-demon physiology, Dante can unleash his demonic power through his Devil Trigger. This allows him to transform into his demonic form, amplifying his abilities.

Demonic Hybrid Physiology: As a hybrid born of nature, Dante possesses both demonic and human blood due to the union of the legendary Dark Knight Sparda and Eva. Therefore, he has access to the supernatural abilities inherent in his mixed-race physiology.
Superhuman Strength: Dante possesses incredible brute physical strength even in his human form. He is able to easily throw street thugs and an obese warden. He can also break handcuffs effortlessly. He can shatter stone with little difficulty and often easily overpowers demons much larger and more imposing than himself. Dante also easily blocked a punch from Nero's Devil Bringer. He is even strong enough to block the Savior's Rebellion punch without showing much effort.
Superhuman Speed: Dante is superhumanly fast and, in some cases, appears to teleport. During his youth, he was able to wield his sword so quickly that he deflected the rain around him. Dante has also descended the side of Temi-Ni-Gru fast enough to superheat the air around him. Dante's reflexes are so fast that he can dodge, slash, shoot, and even catch bullets with his teeth.
Superhuman Agility: Dante is also extremely agile; capable of leaping to great heights or even balancing on a rocket in mid-flight, as well as running up vertical walls. Furthermore, his agility allows him to perform astonishing acrobatic feats that easily surpass even the best human acrobats.
Superhuman Stamina: Despite the grueling physical trials Dante has endured, he perseveres with barely any signs of exhaustion. He often participates in missions lasting hours, fighting relentlessly without rest, food, or water, and shows no fatigue. However, his stamina has its limits. After facing opponents of immense power...

Dante and his twin brother Vergil were born to the legendary demon Sparda and his human wife, Eva. The family lived in a remote house near Red Grave City. As children, Sparda trained them in the art of combat, and for much of Dante's childhood, he was unaware that his father was a demon. As a young boy, Dante reportedly cried whenever Sparda raised his voice. Shortly before their eighth birthday, Eva gave Dante and Vergil half of the Perfect Amulet, which their father had used to seal the demon world eons before entrusting it to Eva. Eventually, Sparda died under unknown circumstances, leaving Eva to care for the twins. Some time later, they were attacked by demons. Eva died, and although Vergil and Dante survived, the twins were separated, and Dante believed Vergil had perished. Dante followed his mother's dying wish and adopted a new identity to hide from the demons, taking the name "Anthony 'Tony' Redgrave." Over time, Dante began to resent his father, seemingly blaming him for the fate that befell his family.

Despite his physical attractiveness, Dante usually has very bad luck with women, a situation he reflects on ironically when Lady shoots him in the head after he tries to prevent her from falling.
He often borrows money from Lady and frequently tries to gamble to pay off his debts to her and others. However, he has terrible luck with all kinds of games of chance, even something as simple as flipping a coin, and loses at any game unrelated to demon hunting. As a result, he is heavily indebted to Lady and often finds himself penniless after she takes her share.
Dante loves pizza, usually with "everything," and although he complains about the olives, he always ends up putting them on. He also likes alcohol, especially whiskey.
Despite his carefree and arrogant attitude, one of Dante's strongest traits is his love for humanity. He deeply loves the world he lives in and will do everything in his power to protect it from demonic threats. Dante also believes that humans possess something demons lack and that tears are a "gift unique to humans."
Dante has spent more time with his nephew Nero than Vergil, his biological father. Although Nero's mother is unknown, it is said in some circles that sometime before Nero's birth, he had a relationship with someone who, based on descriptions, appears to be Vergil, and a girl in a red dress and white hood who was apparently a nun.

Dante is incredibly irreverent, responding insolently even to the most powerful demons, and generally enjoys boasting and taunting his adversaries whenever he can. Dante also displays a fearless, almost nonchalant, attitude toward extremely dangerous situations, such as assuming Trish simply needed to use the restroom after crashing into the front door of his office on a motorcycle, being attacked by the Seven Hells in his office, being swallowed by Echidna, and effortlessly shrugging off injuries like a gunshot to the head or impalement on numerous occasions—the latter being quite frequent for the Demon Hunter.
He shows a certain paternal affection for his nephew, Nero, as evidenced by his warnings about the danger of facing Urizen again. Dante's concern for his nephew is further demonstrated by revealing the truth about their parentage to Nero and trying to protect him from the darkness of killing his own father, while also showing a strong familial bond with his brother's son.
He is seen using vulgar language when he gets angry, something that is especially noticeable in his battles against Urizen/Vergil.

Dante's attire takes on its simplest form. His red jacket is faded and worn, with a skull on the back. He wears a plain black three-button Henley shirt with elbow-length sleeves and ripped details. On his wrists, he wears black driving gloves and white bandages. On his legs, he wears a black belt with gold accents, black leather pants, and brown boots. His hair and beard have also grown back after being in a coma for a month, giving Dante a more disheveled appearance. Dante's black Henley shirt also appears dark blue in daylight when he fights Vergil during their duel and training match in the epilogue.

Following his defeat at the hands of Urizen, Dante's hair grew considerably during his recovery. In addition to his hair, he developed a full beard, going from a stubble to a full beard. His clothes also took on a duller color and were dirtier.

Dante is the second son of the demon Sparda and the human Eva, the younger twin brother of Vergil and the uncle of Nero.
A human-demon hybrid.
He is a paranormal mercenary, private investigator, and demon-hunting vigilante dedicated to exterminating evil demons and other malevolent supernatural forces; a mission he undertakes in search of those who killed his mother and corrupted his brother.