Netflix’s ‘Devil May Cry’ Series Hyped Up To Conquer The Anime World And Surpass ‘Castlevania’

Netflix has found success in adapting video game franchises into animated series, with their upcoming Devil May Cry series soon to take charge and ahead of other such as Castlevania. According to Screenrant, The series showrunner, Adi Shankar (Dredd) has hyped up the approaching series with commenting with “anime is not prepared” for it. Netflix had released the opening credits for the show which has several easter eggs within it connecting it to the ages such as as famous weapons as Alastair and Rebellion, as well as several characters namely White Rabbit, Vergil and Nero depicted within it.

According to Screenrant, the time setting for when the series will be taken from will be in the late 90’s to early 200’s to be tribute to the original games and Adi will stay true to the source material and deliver his version of the beloved franchise.

According to Screenrant, Studio Mir, known for their works on The Legend of Korra, DOTA:Dragon’s Blood and Star Wars: Visions will be handling the animation and the song being used is played by Limp Bizkit. The animation style and visual aesthetics will surely capture the intense action that the franchise is well known for.

According to Screenrant, anime is well known for for having bright colors and magic, but Netflix understands the potential of this dark and edgy property, such as with Castlevania, which has attract a massive gathering with its wonderful animation and complex characters. Devil May Cry is not just another anime adaptation; it’s a bold step into a mature and action-packed universe that has the potential to redefine the genre.

There will surely be more information down the line too further that will keep fans of the video games on the edge ofd the seat on what challenges that Dante and his companions will be facing within the upcoming anime adaption.

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