Post by Felix Falora on Feb 12, 2008 14:00:17 GMT -5
Full Name: Vergil Sparda
Nicknames: Son of Sparda
Age: ?
Height: ?
Weight: ?
Gender: Male
Race: Human/Devil
Alliance: Neutral, kinda Evil
Home: Demon World
Franchise: Devil May Cry
Physical Description:
Costume 1: Vergil wears a blue satin vest that runs down his back over a dark blue shirt. He wears blue jeans and black shoes. To make himself look different from Dante, who wears his hair medium length, Vergil has slicked his hair back into a spikey fashion. He wears brown gloves that shows his finger and his own amulet left to him by his father.
Costume 2: Vergil looses the jacket, but keeps everything else
Costume 3: Like Costume 1, but with an evil purple glow similar to Dante's Costume 5
Weapons:
Devil Arms
Yamato - A memento from Vergil's father. This samurai-esque sword's blade is said to cut through anything.
Beowulf - Flash gauntlets and greaves. The set boosts Vergil's attack and speed making him a powerhouse. Similar to Dante's.
Force Edge - A sword that is magically imbued with Sparda's power. A powerful sword with hidden potential
Guns
Summoned Swords - Summon Magically Generated Swords
Abilities/Powers: Vergil, unlike Dante, only has one style, so his speed and power are greater then Dante's overall, but Dante's style changes can leave Vergil off balance.
Dark Slayer Syle
Lvl 1:
Air Trick: Instantaneously teleport to a spot directly near the enemy
Lvl 2:
Trick Up: Instantaneously teleport to a spot directly above where you were standing or jumping.
Lvl 3:
Trick Down: Instantaneously teleport to a spot directly below where you were standing or jumping.
Skills: Fighting and Devil Hunting
Personality: His personality is the opposite of his brother's. Even though they are twin brothers, Virgil is calm, cool, and collected.[1] In Devil May Cry 3, it is shown that Vergil has a fondness for reading books. He is quiet and prefers swords over guns, since he considers fire arms weapons unworthy of a "true warrior".[2] In Devil May Cry, he was corrupted by Mundus therefore turning him into Nelo Angelo. It would also appear that Dante and Vergil worked together at one time, probably to hunt demons. After the boss fight with Arkham in Devil May Cry 3, Dante and Vergil finish him by each firing one of Dantes guns, simultaneously saying a catchphrase, "Jackpot", that Dante states they used say, meaning at one time they probably worked as a team hunting demons.
In contrast to his brother Vergil seems to wish to embrace his demonic heritage, though it also appears that this is only for the sake of gaining power, while Dante seems to want to further himself from his demonic history and be live among and protect Humans and hunt Demons.
History Vergil is a chief antagonist in Devil May Cry 3, as well as a playable character in the game's Special Edition. After he is betrayed by Arkham,[2] he temporarily allies with Dante near the end, before reverting to his villainous role. Throughout the game, Vergil seeks to undo the seal of his father, Sparda, inside the Temen-ni-gru, and claim the entirety of their father's power for his own, regardless of the effects this will have on the human world. To do so, he needed his twin brother Dante's half of their mother Eva's amulet, so he lured Dante out with the intent of taking it by force. Vergil battles Dante three times in the Devil May Cry 3 storyline. Their first battle is on the highest level of Temen-Ni-Gru, where Dante is soundly defeated by Vergil, who then takes Dante's amulet. Their second battle is at the very bottom of the tower, where the twins battle to a draw before their battle is interrupted. Their final battle is near the entrance to the demon realm, where Vergil is finally defeated.[3] Should the player achieve certain requirement before the credits finish, the player is shown a cutscene with Vergil rising to his feet in a lake of blood, and looking into the sky to see three large glowing orbs in the sky – Mundus, as he first appeared in Devil May Cry. Vergil decides that if his father was able to fight Mundus, he can too, and charges at the orbs with his sword ready.[4] Though Vergil survives his encounter with Mundus, he becomes enslaved and his name is changed to Nelo Angelo. Dante encounters Nelo Angelo three times in Devil May Cry, and each time Nelo Angelo sees Dante's half of the amulet, he flees the battle. In their final encounter, Nelo Angelo uncovers his face to reveal that he is Vergil. In the end Nelo Angelo appears to explode, leaving his half of the amulet behind.
Although Vergil himself does not make an appearance in Devil May Cry 4, his sword Yamato does, as a major part of the plot.
Other: Personality and History from Wikipedia
Picture:
Could be more dangerous
Dante and Vergil teamed up to beat Arkham
Bad cosplayer >.< I'll kill him.
Nicknames: Son of Sparda
Age: ?
Height: ?
Weight: ?
Gender: Male
Race: Human/Devil
Alliance: Neutral, kinda Evil
Home: Demon World
Franchise: Devil May Cry
Physical Description:
Costume 1: Vergil wears a blue satin vest that runs down his back over a dark blue shirt. He wears blue jeans and black shoes. To make himself look different from Dante, who wears his hair medium length, Vergil has slicked his hair back into a spikey fashion. He wears brown gloves that shows his finger and his own amulet left to him by his father.
Costume 2: Vergil looses the jacket, but keeps everything else
Costume 3: Like Costume 1, but with an evil purple glow similar to Dante's Costume 5
Weapons:
Devil Arms
Yamato - A memento from Vergil's father. This samurai-esque sword's blade is said to cut through anything.
Beowulf - Flash gauntlets and greaves. The set boosts Vergil's attack and speed making him a powerhouse. Similar to Dante's.
Force Edge - A sword that is magically imbued with Sparda's power. A powerful sword with hidden potential
Guns
Summoned Swords - Summon Magically Generated Swords
Abilities/Powers: Vergil, unlike Dante, only has one style, so his speed and power are greater then Dante's overall, but Dante's style changes can leave Vergil off balance.
Dark Slayer Syle
Lvl 1:
Air Trick: Instantaneously teleport to a spot directly near the enemy
Lvl 2:
Trick Up: Instantaneously teleport to a spot directly above where you were standing or jumping.
Lvl 3:
Trick Down: Instantaneously teleport to a spot directly below where you were standing or jumping.
Skills: Fighting and Devil Hunting
Personality: His personality is the opposite of his brother's. Even though they are twin brothers, Virgil is calm, cool, and collected.[1] In Devil May Cry 3, it is shown that Vergil has a fondness for reading books. He is quiet and prefers swords over guns, since he considers fire arms weapons unworthy of a "true warrior".[2] In Devil May Cry, he was corrupted by Mundus therefore turning him into Nelo Angelo. It would also appear that Dante and Vergil worked together at one time, probably to hunt demons. After the boss fight with Arkham in Devil May Cry 3, Dante and Vergil finish him by each firing one of Dantes guns, simultaneously saying a catchphrase, "Jackpot", that Dante states they used say, meaning at one time they probably worked as a team hunting demons.
In contrast to his brother Vergil seems to wish to embrace his demonic heritage, though it also appears that this is only for the sake of gaining power, while Dante seems to want to further himself from his demonic history and be live among and protect Humans and hunt Demons.
History Vergil is a chief antagonist in Devil May Cry 3, as well as a playable character in the game's Special Edition. After he is betrayed by Arkham,[2] he temporarily allies with Dante near the end, before reverting to his villainous role. Throughout the game, Vergil seeks to undo the seal of his father, Sparda, inside the Temen-ni-gru, and claim the entirety of their father's power for his own, regardless of the effects this will have on the human world. To do so, he needed his twin brother Dante's half of their mother Eva's amulet, so he lured Dante out with the intent of taking it by force. Vergil battles Dante three times in the Devil May Cry 3 storyline. Their first battle is on the highest level of Temen-Ni-Gru, where Dante is soundly defeated by Vergil, who then takes Dante's amulet. Their second battle is at the very bottom of the tower, where the twins battle to a draw before their battle is interrupted. Their final battle is near the entrance to the demon realm, where Vergil is finally defeated.[3] Should the player achieve certain requirement before the credits finish, the player is shown a cutscene with Vergil rising to his feet in a lake of blood, and looking into the sky to see three large glowing orbs in the sky – Mundus, as he first appeared in Devil May Cry. Vergil decides that if his father was able to fight Mundus, he can too, and charges at the orbs with his sword ready.[4] Though Vergil survives his encounter with Mundus, he becomes enslaved and his name is changed to Nelo Angelo. Dante encounters Nelo Angelo three times in Devil May Cry, and each time Nelo Angelo sees Dante's half of the amulet, he flees the battle. In their final encounter, Nelo Angelo uncovers his face to reveal that he is Vergil. In the end Nelo Angelo appears to explode, leaving his half of the amulet behind.
Although Vergil himself does not make an appearance in Devil May Cry 4, his sword Yamato does, as a major part of the plot.
Other: Personality and History from Wikipedia
Picture:
Could be more dangerous
Dante and Vergil teamed up to beat Arkham
Bad cosplayer >.< I'll kill him.
