VERGIL IS MOTIVATED!! | VERGIL STOMPS MARVEL | Russian Badger Reaction 

I'll try and take a look pog

MOTIVATED lol

*BURY THE LIGHT DEEP WITHIN*

Yep some of the best videos 😂

at least its lore accurate

​@@ErundelREACTSand being lore accurate is what matters!!

Okami is the game you're thinking of, friend!

Thanks ​@@michaelskasick1560

She is the stone that is approaching, after all...

A DMC5 Vergil mod for MVC3?

@@lastpringle8904 yep

@@Flarestorm cool, might check it out

1. Dante WAS winded after their second fight in 3. I don't know how you can claim otherwise when he, just like Vergil, got manhandled by Arkham immediately following their bout. 2. I'm not sure which fight with Vergil you're referring to in 5, but if it's Mission 19, you're just straight up wrong. That fight ended in a draw, and had Nero not intervened, Dante likely would have lost since he seemed to be the one on the backfoot. If you're referring to their fight in the demon world during the post-credits (which Dante ACTUALLY won), then you just aren't helping support your argument, as that scene wasn't demonstrating that Dante is stronger, but that the two are so dead even that even they feel like they can never definitively beat one another, and the thought of fighting forever excites them since they're finally making up for lost time. Tldr: Dante is not stronger than Vergil. Canonically, they are equals in pretty much every sense of the word. I thought DMC5 made that pretty clear, but it is what it is, I guess.

@@haydenblazier6751 it's been canonically confirmed that the power of a person (mostly demon/hybrid persons) in that universe is connected to emotion. Specifically the capability to empathize and love. Much as Vergil changed in 5, Dante has him beat in that regard

@@jpjfrey5673 I think you're underestimating the amount of development Vergil went through during DMC5. He essentially had the same arc Dante had in 3, but flipped, where he accepted his humanity as a part of himself and becomes stronger for it. He's realized the error of his ways and has started to make honest attempts at connecting to those around him, as evidenced by the fact that he was willing to listen to Nero at all and how he's chatting it up with Dante in the demon world. Now that he's accepted himself fully, as well the people close to him he's stronger than he's ever been. By your argument, Dante should have been able to beat Vergil during their mission 19 fight, but he didn't, and with how it's framed there is a lot of evidence that he likely would have lost that fight had Nero not stepped in. It makes far more sense for the two to be equals, since both of them have essentially finished their personal journies of self discovery and are pretty much just vibing with one another until something new gets their attention, fighting each other as a way to kill time in battles that are always 50/50. I feel as though even the game itself goes to great lengths to show that neither of the two has a concrete edge over the other in terms of overall power. Edit: Goddamn, can I ever yap. Sorry to anyone who reads this, I genuinely have no clue as to how I can shorten this without gutting my argument.

Dante never beat Nelo Angelo in their first 2 meetings he left and barely fought in the first meeting and 2nd was testing reflexes

That game goes unnecessarily hard tho

Damn crazy interesting 🤔