Thankfully, Devil May Cry 's Season 1 finale is itself a celebration of the Netflix anime’s admirable attempt at adapting a pivotal action game franchise for the mainstream.

Fortunately, Netflix's newly-released Devil May Cry anime has rejuvenated interest in the series, though its success has been a double-edged sword for long-time fans of the franchise.

Devil May Cry will be eight episodes long. Adi Shankar, as mentioned, is the showrunner and creator. Alex Larsen is the writer on the show. The series comes from Netflix, Capcom, and Studio MIR ...

The Devil May Cry anime is still that, but brings a similar energy to some heavier themes too – a final sequence scored with a Green Day track so unsubtly on-message it may as well be swishing a ...

A new Devil May Cry anime video was released during Netflix’s Geeked Week, giving fans an update on the highly anticipated anime adaptation. In the new video, series showrunner Adi Shankar ...

There's a lot of generic action anime stuff in the trailer and a mix of demons with modern-day military, none of which makes me feel like this Devil May Cry adaptation is going to have a ...

The Netflix Devil May Cry series is produced by Studio Mir, the animation studio behind X-Men ‘97, My Adventures with Superman, and Voltron: Legendary Defender.

Devil May Cry is getting an anime adaptation on Netflix thanks to Capcom, Studio Mir, and Adi Shankar, the lead producer behind Castlevania's own hit series.

Devil May Cry might inspire tears of a different kind for fans hoping to see something special. But if you're just in the mood for some mindless fun, Netflix's animated video game adaptation might ...

Devil May Cry, the hit videogame that has sold around 30M copies worldwide, is being turned into an anime series at Netflix. The streamer has ordered the eight-episode project from Studio Mir. It ...

This isn’t the first Devil May Cry anime to be produced, though it is the first in a long while. The last series, called Devil May Cry: The Animated Series in the west (very creative name ...

Dante is coming back — in animated form. At its Drop 01 animation event, Netflix announced that it is teaming up with Capcom for a new animated series based on the action series Devil May Cry.