Vergil

Vergil es el hijo mayor del gran espadachín Sparda. Siempre reservado y frío, sin una sola emoción en su rostro. Considera que mostrar emociones es una debilidad. Y trata los dulces con desprecio. Es un medio demonio...

After being defeated in battle with Mundus, Vergil was tortured and turned into the Black Knight Nelo Angelo. At some point, Yamato divides himself into two parts with his blade: the human part - V, who is very weak, and the forest part - Urizen, who is incredibly strong.Unlike his twin brother Dante, who is energetic and outgoing, Virgil is calm, cool, collected and reserved. He cares little about the well-being of those around him. He is unwavering in his desire for power. However, despite his cold and ruthless demeanor, he is a noble warrior who adheres to his own rules of morality. He despises dirty and cheap fighting tactics and refuses to use firearms, which he considers unworthy of a “real warrior,” but uses ranged attacks if they can be carried out with melee weapons. He obeyed his code of honor even while in Nelo Angelo's form: he refuses to attack Dante from behind and waits until they both leave the room to begin the fight. After being restored to his original form, he notices that Dante is weakened by the battle with Urizen and, even having the opportunity to kill his brother, advises him to rest in order to fight him again on equal terms. However, it is worth noting that the basis for his “code” is the desire to prove his superiority, and not moral principles, therefore, in order to gain power or in desperate situations, he does not abandon methods that could well be called dishonest. The thirst for power becomes a defining feature of his character, and the reason for its appearance can most likely be attributed to the tragic events in his childhood: the loss of his entire family and the need to survive alone. Despite his coldness, Vergil has something he treasures: the demonic blade Yamato given to him by his father, his half of the Perfect Amulet, the memory of his mother. Regardless of his character, Virgil only wanted to be loved and protected, but, left alone, he could only survive.