It’s nice to hear the project is coming along nicely, but it’s far from the producer’s only animated video game adaptation in the works.
Though updates have been few and far between, we’ve known about Shankar’s Devil May Cry anime project for a few years now. He went as far as to call his experience with the company “a dream,” adding, “The entire team both from the management side and the creative side have been so incredibly supportive and gracious.” Shankar’s confidence in the Devil May Cry anime seems to come from many places, including the support he’s received from franchise publisher Capcom. And though there is no set cast yet, he said, “I can also confirm that Chris Pratt won’t be voicing any of the characters,” poking fun at Pratt’s recently confirmed leading roles in the Super Mario and Garfield movies. I could not be more excited.” Written in collaboration with Bodied writer Alex Larsen, the first season will contain eight episodes, but the Devil May Cry anime will tell its story over a “multi-season arc.” Castlevania took this same approach when introducing fans to its series narrative, so if the show continues past its eventual first season, you can expect a more connected Devil May Cry story to unfold.ĭevil May Cry’s stylish protagonist, Dante, will, of course, appear in the show, and Shankar confirmed that Vergil and Lady will play some role, too.
Shankar said that the “season 1 scripts are done,” adding, “They are rad. Adi Shankar, the producer for Netflix’s Castlevania, has shared more information about his upcoming Devil May Cry anime series in an interview with IGN.
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