Dante has alot of debt.
When I saw ADV(thought to be dead) as the localization team for this series I was suprised after they gave up Full Metal Panic like they were going out of business. This DVD box set is worth it even if it didn't come with a DVD box for Vol 1 which I got from Devil May Cry 4.Unfourtunately,the story takes place after the other Devil May Cry (sorry folks Virgil won't make an apperance)games and leads into 4 well(continue watching to find out what I'm talking about) . I recommend this to those who like horror and "strawberry sundaes".
Devil didn't just cry, it wailed
The Devil May Cry Series on the consoles has had a well earned reputation of being stylish and taxing on the thumbs. While the anime doesn't touch the thumbs, (except the remote) it is heavy on style. It never fails to be interesting, even if the episode starts out slow, it will pick up. The only thing that I would like to see more is how Trish fits into things, as she has been in one episode so far. Plot is not exactly deep, (if you are looking for plot, go seek War and Peace) but ultra heavy on action. The box was a nice touch, as it will be nice to have a decently constructed holder for when I receive the third and last in this series. Overall, been very pleased with how they have done the animation and action. It was a nice touch having the same voice actor do Dante's voice in the U.S. dub that also voices the devil hunter in the third and fourth games. All in all, money well spent. Now, if they will be kind of enough to hurry up and release the third, all will be good.
Well done and dark.
Devil May Cry level 2 is creepier and darker than the previous level. With episodes filled with swearing, blood gushing demons,and Dante near to denying his own past. I laughed,got creeped out,and loved every minute of it. My only disappointment is that the art box that came with the dvd was just a pretty box with no inserts or anything else.
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