After Castlevania, Netflix Wants to Explore Devil May Cry With an Anime, And It Already Looks Epic
Netflix has already proved it can do video game adaptations justice with the critically acclaimed anime, and now, the streaming giant is setting its sights on another beloved franchise, . Fans of stylish action, demon-slaying, and over-the-top battles will soon get to see Dante in a brand-new anime adaptation, set to premiere on April 3. With its slick animation and the promise of the franchise’s signature high-energy action, this adaptation already looks like it is going to be a wild ride.
The series, developed by Capcom, has been a staple of action gaming since its debut in 2001. Featuring fast-paced combat, a charismatic protagonist, and a world filled with demons and supernatural lore, the franchise has garnered a massive following. Now, Netflix is taking a shot at bringing high-octane universe to life in anime form, and if is any indication, this could be another major hit for the platform.
When Netflix released in 2017, few expected it to become one of the best video game adaptations ever made. The series delivered an amazing story, brutal action, and stunning animation, earning praise from both fans and critics. It proved that animated adaptations of video games could work when handled with care, making it a model for future projects. With four successful seasons and a spinoff, Netflix established itself as a powerhouse for game-inspired anime.
As someone who is a massive fan of the Devil May Cry video games, I have been waiting for a proper adaptation to come to the screen for a very, very long time. Netflix has just released the opening sequence of their new series coming later this year and WOW, I think that I am finally going to get it. The teaser trailer had me excited, of course, but something about seeing the opening sequence gave me literal chills. It means that this animated series is real. It is coming. And I, for one, cannot wait.
Given success, it makes perfect sense for Netflix to tackle Capcom's series. The two franchises share a dark fantasy
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