DMC 3 dante sketch fanart
simple sketch

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DMC 3 dante sketch fanart
simple sketch
Back on my bullshit, the twins had MUCH longer hair than I think a lot of people thought they did back in DMC3. Being able to spin the models around & turn off certain layers like their jackets & stuff, their hair is shoulder-length. You can't see all of it due to their jackets but when you remove that, yeah they have shoulder-length hair & messy bangs. It's long enough to easily be braided or put in a low pony tail or otherwise styled in something like that.
(Dante's model on the left, Vergil's cutscene model with his hair down on the right)
got really into devil may cry. like. REALLY. send help.
bonus sketch here
realised i use purple to shade both red and blue and thought hey why not use the same purple, you know, because CONNECTIONS
Crochet Vergil!!!
throughout my play of dmc 1,2,3,4,5 every time i died i have to crochet for 5 minutes. I chose to make Vergil because i thought i had the right shade of blue for his coat, i didnt, but anyway, here he is
I used a body base pattern for the head, body and legs, then goofed around with everything else, i might make a fatson todd like Dante or a cat-ear V, but only time will tell.
While Dante seems to link the amulet with Eva and humanity, Vergil identifies the amulet as Sparda's and associates it with his demon side.
Vergil even refuses to say who it was gifted to. His own mother. He says "given to humans" as a general statement as if to emotionally distance himself from Eva.
Even as Vergil weakly reaches for the amulet during the DMC3 climax, he considers it a memento of Sparda.
Mundus let Vergil keep the amulet to placate him because Vergil saw it as a symbol of power. His father's power.