I feel like I know your art style from somewhere...

HOW THE FUCK DOES THAT HAPPEN WITH THE SHOW'S MESSAGE???

Like... wh... did he watch what he made?!

P.S.P.S, I really loved all the music choices in the anime, especially the nu metal and Green Day's American Idiot. They really add to the action scenes, and they really go well along with the anime's punk/leftist themes.

still satisfies in every way I expected a DMC anime to do so. There's great jokes, awesome fight/action scenes, and a moral that should make everyone truly think about further, even if you already understand the subject.

P.S, I probably got a few things wrong, and if I did, feel free to correct me.

let your zealotry blind you, especially when those who truly do not care for your cause use its name in vain to cause chaos and suffering often for their own personal gain.

Anyways, here's my conclusion: all in all, I love the DMC anime. While it has a couple of flaws in character writing, it-

If the creators hadn't presented America this way, it'd possibly undermine their ever-present theme that most people today in higher positions, especially those of political or large monetary gain, will often use righteous causes to claim and be rid of things they don't like. It's a message to not-

All the while, it presents a very on the nose ending where America does what it does best: invading other lands for their own personal gain and giving no mind to those that suffer in that place, even going as far as killing innocents. While the plot presents America as cartoonishly evil in this...

I think the cheesiness and the common qualities of every action anime infused into the product truly gives it that DMC experience. It wouldn't be the same if Dante wasn't as goofy as he was or if the plot didn't have some predictable edgy twists. And even then, some things I didn't even see coming.

Damn, I wish

Bro, this is comedy gold. Why did you scrap it?

hells yea homie

Don't worry, I've been in it for the past few months

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