Virgil Sparda

In contrast to his brother Dante who is outgoing and energetic, Vergil is serious, calm and cold in nature. He usually does not care about others or his surroundings beyond his own goals. Unlike his brother who tries to deny his demonic heritage, he is proud to be the son of the Legendary Dark Knight, longing for his power and to become a true demon. Although he loves his mother Eva and does not despise humans, he feels that his human heritage makes him incomplete and weak. His warrior code prevents him from using firearms as he considers them unworthy and very inelegant in combat, which is why he only uses weapons that depend on his own skill. He is said to be an honorable warrior, but his moral ethics are questionable as he has more than once tried to eliminate his enemies while they were unaware.

Although he may seem like a self-assured person, the truth is that he feels insecure about himself or in front of Dante, firmly believing that his mother loved his brother more than him, or having the idea that by gaining his father's power, he would not need anyone or fear anything. This makes him feel guilty about his mother's death, thus beginning his obsession with obtaining greater power.

Although he tries to seem like a cold and sadistic character, the truth is that deep down he loved his brother and cared about him so that he would not be trapped in the Demon World.

Despite popular belief that Vergil hates humans, the truth is that he never had any hostile intentions towards them, he is just indifferent to them because he considers them inferior, but that makes him somewhat hypocritical not to care what would happen to the Human World.

Vergil is identical to Dante as they are twins, with the difference that he wears a long blue trench coat, brown boots, and serpentine green pants, with a cloth around his neck over a sleeveless black vest. He wears gloves with bare fingers and his silver hair is always standing up, revealing his entire face. He always has his katana held in his hand.