Capcom games have never been subtle with their ideas or their portrayal. When you see a Capcom video game, you know it is going to be a deep dive, filled with wild lore, intense moments, and exciting adventures.

This is the kind of thing that can be precisely translated into an animation format. From Devil May Cry’s Netflix adaptation, it has become clear that the lore in video games with such depth and quality should be thrown into the anime media to reach a greater audience.

Dante from Devil May Cry. [Credit: Netflix]

As a video game, Devil May Cry might have reached millions across the world from the onset (over 30 million units sold), but as an anime, the story can reach many more, with a lot of ease.

Whatever you can imagine, anime can showcase

The exploits and adventures of the demon hunter might seem ridiculous, wild, and outlandish, not...