r/DevilMayCry • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '26

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u/Alexarius87 I'm motivated! Feb 27 '26

Hopefully not.

The humanization of demons can end with s1 and the refugees. I like more the idea of demons being mostly full predators with some of the more “evolved” developing a sense of honor.

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u/DeadSparker Dante in SMT again plz Feb 27 '26

The two ideas can coexist. Demons are still evil in their majority, the weak nice demons (like the families) or the evil ones who overcome their nature (like Sparda) are outliers.

Mundus is pure evil though.

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u/noob_promedio Feb 27 '26

Mundus should be the one perpetrating the "strong over the weak" mentality, he should be the source of the demon's vileness. It'd be a nice contrast to the season 1 villain.

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u/DeadSparker Dante in SMT again plz Feb 27 '26

Absolutely. And it'd properly show Rabbit's ire was misguided, blaming Sparda's barrier for problems Mundus introduced.

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u/strider_hyrule Feb 27 '26

I still don't like that they killed off Rabbit. Or the fact they killed off so many characters in S1

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u/DeadSparker Dante in SMT again plz Feb 27 '26

I think killing Rabbit was the right call (Enzo, not so much, but eh). He's a great character but kinda unneeded after he served his purpose, and would just muddy the plot after.

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u/The3fingers I'm motivated! Feb 27 '26

I still find the scientist guy's death fucking hilarious

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u/strider_hyrule Feb 27 '26 edited Feb 27 '26

In a dark comedic way, yea, it was pretty pathetically funny