Breathtaking New Trailer Confirms Devil May Cry Anime: Prepare to Be Blown Away!
Netflix drops a thrilling teaser trailer for the highly anticipated Devil May Cry anime series, sending fans into a frenzy as they eagerly await Dante's triumphant return Get ready to dive into the action-packed world of demon slaying once again!
Netflix announced a teaser trailer for the Devil May Cry anime series on September 27, 2023. Fans worldwide eagerly anticipate Dante's return, as the mastermind behind the popular Castlevania series, Adi Shankar, produces this anime. The animation for the series is entrusted to the South Korean studio, Studio Mir, and this significant announcement was made during Netflix's Drop 01 animation event. Furthermore, the collaboration with Capcom, the Japanese video game company behind the Devil May Cry franchise, solidifies this exciting project.
Netflix unveils a new teaser trailer for the Devil May Cry anime series
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Fans of Devil May Cry are thrilled by the recent release of the official first look for the anime series. The anticipation to see the iconic paranormal mercenary, Dante, in animated action is palpable. Netflix made the exciting announcement at the Drop 01 animation event, where a teaser trailer showcased Dante confidently facing the camera and engaging in intense gunfire with unseen adversaries. Despite the teaser's fleeting glimpse, Dante's presence has immensely heightened the enthusiasm among fans eagerly awaiting the show's premiere.
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The trailer provides limited insights into the series' release date and merely offers fleeting glimpses of Dante. At present, fans must make do with this initial glimpse into the anime and remain patient, anxiously yearning for news regarding an early release date.
Netflix has unveiled an official description of the highly-anticipated anime series, sparking excitement among fans. The statement outlines the plot of the animated adaptation of the beloved Capcom game, highlighting the presence of dark forces determined to bridge the gap between the human and demon realms. At the heart of this enthralling tale is Dante, a skilled demon-hunter-for-hire who remains oblivious to the colossal responsibility resting upon his shoulders, as the destiny of both worlds teeters on the brink.
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More on the brains behind the first season of Devil May Cry
Netflix and Capcom are teaming up to produce the first season of Devil May Cry, which will consist of eight episodes. Adi Shankar, Hideaki Itsuno from Capcom, and Seung Wook Lee from Studio Mir will be serving as executive producers of the series. Studio Mir will be responsible for animating the season, with Alex Larsen taking charge of the writing. All three executive producers have a proven track record of working on highly successful projects.
Shankar, the mastermind behind the popular Castlevania anime series, is widely recognized for his talent. Itsuno, on the other hand, has directed numerous successful Devil May Cry games. Additionally, Lee has made significant contributions to renowned titles like The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf, My Adventures with Superman, and The Legend of Korra.
When asked about the new series, Shankar expressed his excitement and anticipation.
"We are grateful for the trust placed in us by Netflix and Capcom as we take on the responsibility of guiding the Devil May Cry franchise. With our deep affection for these characters and our unwavering dedication as fans, Alex Larsen and I are determined to surpass the incredibly high standards we have set for ourselves. Our aim is to not only meet the expectations of fans, but also exceed our own as devoted followers of the series.
Given Netflix's successful collaboration with Capcom on various Resident Evil projects, there is an optimistic anticipation among fans that this new anime series will further elevate Dante's popularity among a wider audience."
