
Devil May Cry Animated Series Scores Big in First Week
Apr 10, 2025 3:08 PMNetflix's adaptation of the classic game franchise Devil May Cry has been fast-tracked for a second season just a week after its debut. Created by Adi Shankar and based on Capcom's popular video games, the adult animated series has garnered significant attention, becoming the fourth most-watched show on the platform with 5.3 million views, totaling an impressive 21 million hours of watch time. The series follows demon hunter Dante as he confronts the formidable White Rabbit, who threatens to unleash chaos. The cast includes Johnny Yong Bosch as Dante and the late Kevin Conroy as VP Baines, with the latter's performance being recorded prior to his passing. The show has been well received, promising more thrilling content in its upcoming season.
What is the release date for season 2 of Netflix’s Devil May Cry?The exact release date for season 2 of Netflix’s Devil May Cry has not been announced yet, but the renewal indicates that viewers can expect more adventures featuring Dante in the near future.
Devil May Cry originally debuted as a video game in 2001 and quickly became a cornerstone in the action-adventure genre, known for its stylish hack-and-slash gameplay and memorable characters. The series has spawned multiple sequels and spin-offs, solidifying its place in gaming history. The transition to an animated series has allowed fans to experience the intense storytelling and character work in a new medium, expanding the franchise's reach to both gamers and newcomers alike.

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Nice to see Devil May Cry getting the love it deserves—Johnny Yong Bosch as Dante is a perfect fit, and Kevin Conroy's final role adds a bittersweet touch. Can't wait to see how they ramp up the chaos in Season 2 Fast-tracking Season 2 after just a week Guess Netflix finally realized gamers have been craving a solid adaptation. Here's hoping they keep the over-the-top action and one-liners intact