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Revision as of 01:00, 2 April 2019

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The Bloody Palace is a game mode available in all Devil May Cry games except for the first. It is a single-elimination tournament that pits the player character against many groups of enemies and bosses, each on a lower floor, until they reach the end of the Palace.

Gameplay

DMC2 - King of Hell Bonus Picture 01

Picture bonus from clearing DMC2's Bloody Palace with Dante in his default costume.

Devil May Cry 2

In Devil May Cry 2, there are 9999 floors, culminating in a series of fights against nearly every boss in the game. The final sequence of boss fights will then repeat indefinitely. After completing a level the player is presented with three portals to choose from, which advances either 1, 10, or 100 levels. This additional mode was intended for the player to master their skills and abilities as well as gain a large sum of Red Orbs. Unlike later versions, there is no in-game reward for completing the palace aside from the achievements. The enemy groupings are semi-random for each run through the palace. Clearing the Bloody Palace with a certain character, or costume, rewards players with a special picture.

Additionally, using the Missile Launcher can be dangerous for the player as this weapon has a chance of making enemies clip outside the boundaries of the stage, making it impossible to complete the mode.

Devil May Cry 3

The Bloody Palace was available in Devil May Cry 3: Special Edition, but not in the original release. The palace has 9999 floors, and completing it with either character allows him to obtain his Super costume without completing the Very Hard game mode. After passing one level, the player is given 3 portals to choose; the water portal advances one level and grants a free Green Orb, the lightning portal advances ten levels and gives a free White Orb, and the fire portal advances 100 levels with no reward.

Devil May Cry 4

In Devil May Cry 4, there are only 101 floors, with bosses fought on every twenty floors, culminating with Dante on the 101st floor. Unlike other incarnations of the palace, the enemy groupings are set, and the player can only travel one floor at a time. The player must also compete against a countdown timer. The player starts with 2 minutes and time bonuses are obtained by defeating the enemies, with more time being awarded by defeating them with higher stylish ranks. Completing a floor will also award additional time, with a bonus for clearing it without taking any damage.

Black Dante DMC4SE

If the player chooses to play as Dante, the Dante boss in the final floor will be completely black.

For Devil May Cry 4, the Bloody Palace can provide some interesting fights not available throughout the campaign, especially when you are playing as Dante. If playing as Dante, an all-black Dante will be fought on the 101st floor; this is considered by some to be the Doppelganger's cameo appearance in the game. Aside from the new black Dante boss fight, Bloody Palace allows the player to fight Angelo Agnus in his chambers, Bael, and Angelo Credo with Dante. Furthermore, it is only in Bloody Palace mode wherein the player can see the complete in-game animation of Angelo Credo's death.

With the Special Editon, Bloody Palace remains the same, but now the player is able to choose to play as Vergil, Lady or Trish. It's also possible to use any of the added costumes in Bloody Palace as well as combine them with the Super Costume only Nero, Dante and Vergil have. In order to enable that the player must first start Bloody Palace or any mission with the desired costume, quit the mission and then choose the Super Costume. The character will now have infinite Devil Trigger and all the "Super" properties while wearing the extra costume.

Enemy list per stage

Stage Enemies
Stage 001 Scarecrow (Arm) (3)
Stage 002 Scarecrow (Leg) (4)
Stage 003 Scarecrow (Arm) (3), Scarecrow (Leg) (3)
Stage 004 Frost (2)
Stage 005 Bianco Angelo (2)
Stage 006 Mephisto (3)
Stage 007 Gladius (6)
Stage 008 Chimera Seed (9)
Stage 009 Chimera Seed (9), Scarecrow (Arm) (3)
Stage 010 Scarecrow (Arm) (6), Scarecrow (Leg) (6)
Stage 011 Assault (2)
Stage 012 Mega Scarecrow (2)
Stage 013 Assault (2), Bianco Angelo (2)
Stage 014 Faust
Stage 015 Bianco Angelo (2), Alto Angelo
Stage 016 Scarecrow (Arm) (3), Scarecrow (Leg) (3), Mega Scarecrow
Stage 017 Alto Angelo (2)
Stage 018 Blitz
Stage 019 Basilisk (4)
Stage 020 Berial
Stage 021 Mephisto (2), Frost
Stage 022 Frost (2), Faust
Stage 023 Frost (2), Assault (3)
Stage 024 Assault (3), Basilisk (4)
Stage 025 Assault (3), Blitz
Stage 026 Basilisk (4), Blitz
Stage 027 Bianco Angelo (2), Frost (2)
Stage 028 Gladius (8), Assault (2)
Stage 029 Gladius (6), Blitz
Stage 030 Frost (4), Assault (6), Blitz
Stage 031 Chimera Seed (7), Mephisto (3)
Stage 032 Scarecrow (Arm) (3), Faust
Stage 033 Mephisto (2), Mega Scarecrow
Stage 034 Mephisto (6)
Stage 035 Mephisto (3), Frost
Stage 036 Scarecrow (Leg) (2), Faust
Stage 037 Assault (3), Mephisto (2)
Stage 038 Mephisto (2), Blitz
Stage 039 Chimera Seed (9), Faust
Stage 040 Bael
Stage 041 (Difficulty changes to Son of Sparda) Chimera Seed (10)
Stage 042 Chimera Seed (4), Scarecrow (Leg) (2), Infested Scarecrow (3)
Stage 043 Infested Assault (4)
Stage 044 Chimera Seed (6), Gladius (6)
Stage 045 Infested Assaults (2), Blitz
Stage 046 Chimera Seeds (4), Basilisk (2)
Stage 047 Bianco Angelo (2), Alto Angelo, Chimera Seed (5)
Stage 048 Scarecrow (Leg), Chimera Seed (6)
Stage 049 Infested Assaults (3), Faust
Stage 050 Scarecrow (Arm) (3), Scarecrow (Leg)(3), Assault (6), Chimera Seed (15)
Stage 051 Scarecrow (Arm) (6)
Stage 052 Scarecrow (Leg) (3), Gladius (9)
Stage 053 Mega Scarecrow (3), Frost (2)
Stage 054 Scarecrow (Arm) (2), Scarecrow (Leg) (3), Alto Angelo
Stage 055 Mega Scarecrow, Faust
Stage 056 Alto Angelo (2), Mega Scarecrow
Stage 057 Scarecrow (Arm) (2), Scarecrow (Leg)(2), Mephisto (3)
Stage 058 Basilisk (5), Mega Scarecrow
Stage 059 Chimera Seed (4), Infested Scarecrow (2), Mega Scarecrow
Stage 060 Echidna
Stage 061 Bianco Angelo (4)
Stage 062 Bianco Angelo (3), Cutlass (2)
Stage 063 Bianco Angelo (2), Blitz
Stage 064 Bianco Angelo, Gladius (6)
Stage 065 Bianco Angelo (7), Alto Angelo
Stage 066 Alto Angelo, Basilisk (4)
Stage 067 Alto Angelo (2), Blitz
Stage 068 Bianco Angelo (2), Scarecrow (Arm) (6)
Stage 069 Frost (2), Alto Angelo
Stage 070 Alto Angelo (2), Bianco Angelo (7)
Stage 071 Gladius (17)
Stage 072 Gladius (10), Mega Scarecrow
Stage 073 Gladius (9), Frost
Stage 074 Basilisk (4), Cutlass (2)
Stage 075 Cutlass (3), Alto Angelo
Stage 076 Cutlass (4), Gladius (9)
Stage 077 Basilisk (10)
Stage 078 Basilisk (4), Frost (2)
Stage 079 Basilisk (2), Cutlass (2), Gladius (4)
Stage 080 Credo
Stage 081 (Difficulty changes to Dante Must Die & enemies will start to enter Devil Trigger) Scarecrow (Arm) (3), Scarecrow (Leg) (2), Mega Scarecrow
Stage 082 Mephisto (4), Frost
Stage 083 Frost (4)
Stage 084 Infested Scarecrow (2), Infested Assaults (2), Chimera Seed (12)
Stage 085 Blitz (2), Chimera Seed (3)
Stage 086 Alto Angelo, Bianco Angelo (2)
Stage 087 Gladius (9), Basilisk (4)
Stage 088 Cutlass (3), Bianco Angelo (2)
Stage 089 Mega Scarecrow (3), Blitz
Stage 090 Mega Scarecrow (3), Scarecrow (Arm) (14), Scarecrow (Leg)(14), Chimera Seed (3)
Stage 091 Faust (3)
Stage 092 Alto Angelo (3), Bianco Angelo (4)
Stage 093 Assault (8)
Stage 094 Infested Scarecrow (3), Chimera Seeds (6), Bianco Angelo (2)
Stage 095 Basilisk (4), Chimera Seeds (4)
Stage 096 Gladius (8), Cutlass (3), Bianco Angelo (3)
Stage 097 Mephisto (6), Mega Scarecrow (3)
Stage 098 Infested Scarecrow (2), Infested Assault (2), Chimera Seed (3)
Stage 099 Alto Angelo (2), Bianco Angelo (40)
Stage 100 Angelo Agnus
Stage 101 Dante

Devil May Cry 5

The Bloody Palace isn't featured in the base game of Devil May Cry 5, but must instead be downloaded as a free update. It was first announced in the game's The Game Awards 2018 trailer, where it stated it would be available on April 2019.[1] On March 14, 2019, it was announced that the Bloody Palace would release on April 1st, 2019.[2]

The stages are again timed, similar to the Bloody Palace in Devil May Cry 4. After each stage, the player is awarded with Red Orbs and more time to complete the next floor.[3] For Nero, "Rest Areas" are available which are stages that grant the player with multiple Devil Breakers instead of enemies.

Enemy list per stage

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Stage Enemies
Rest Area (Nero only) N/A
Stage 001 Empusa (4)
Stage 002 Green Empusa (4)
Stage 003 Pyrobat (2)
Stage 004 Hell Caina (3)
Stage 005 Death Scissors
Stage 006 Scudo Angelo (2)
Stage 007 Baphomet (2)
Stage 008 Riot (3)
Stage 009 Qliphoth Tendrils (2)
Stage 010 Empusa (8), Green Empusa (4), Empusa Queen
Rest Area (Nero only) N/A
Stage 011 Hell Antenora (3)
Stage 012 Chaos (2)
Stage 013 Proto Angelo
Stage 014 Lusachia
Stage 015 Behemoth
Stage 016 Hellbat
Stage 017 Nobody (2)
Stage 018 Fury
Stage 019 Empusa (4), Red Empusa
Stage 020 Goliath
Rest Area (Nero only) N/A
Stage 021 Empusa (3), Green Empusa (2)
Stage 022 Hell Caina (2), Hell Antenora (2)
Stage 023 Pyrobat (8), Hellbat
Stage 024 Baphomet (2), Lusachia
Stage 025 Riot (2), Fury
Stage 026 Green Empusa (2), Empusa Queen
Stage 027 Scudo Angelo (2), Proto Angelo
Stage 028 Riot, Chaos (2)
Stage 029 Qliphoth Tendrils (3)
Stage 030 ?
Rest Area (Nero only) N/A
Stage 031 ?
Stage 032 ?
Stage 033 ?
Stage 034 ?
Stage 035 ?
Stage 036 ?
Stage 037 ?
Stage 038 ?
Stage 039 ?
Stage 040 Artemis
Stage 041 ?
Stage 042 ?
Stage 043 ?
Stage 044 ?
Stage 045 ?
Stage 046 ?
Stage 047 ?
Stage 048 ?
Stage 049 ?
Stage 050 ?
Stage 051 ?
Stage 052 ?
Stage 053 ?
Stage 054 ?
Stage 055 ?
Stage 056 ?
Stage 057 ?
Stage 058 ?
Stage 059 ?
Stage 060 Cavaliere Angelo
Stage 061 ?
Stage 062 ?
Stage 063 ?
Stage 064 ?
Stage 065 ?
Stage 066 ?
Stage 067 ?
Stage 068 ?
Stage 069 ?
Stage 070 Fury (3)
Stage 071 ?
Stage 072 ?
Stage 073 ?
Stage 074 ?
Stage 075 ?
Stage 076 ?
Stage 077 ?
Stage 078 ?
Stage 079 ?
Stage 080 Malphas
Rest Area (Nero only) N/A
Stage 081 ?
Stage 082 Hell Antenora (4)
Stage 083 ?
Stage 084 ?
Stage 085 ?
Stage 086 ?
Stage 087 Riot (2), Proto Angelo
Stage 088 Fury (2)
Stage 089 ?
Stage 090 King Cerberus
Stage 091 ?
Stage 092 ?
Stage 093 ?
Stage 094 ?
Stage 095 ?
Stage 096 ?
Stage 097 ?
Stage 098 Urizen (Mission 8 version)
Stage 099 Urizen (Mission 12 version)
Stage 100 Urizen (Mission 17 version)
Stage 101 Vergil

DmC: Devil May Cry

In DmC: Devil May Cry, the Bloody Palace is a free DLC package, first made available February 20, 2013. Like previous iterations, it consists of 101 levels of survival-type gameplay. The DLC will require that the game be completed at least once before the Bloody Palace is unlocked.

The floors of the Palace are set in various areas from the game, and switch every twenty floors. Every fifteenth floor in each area is a special stage with interesting twists or environmental hazard. The first set of floors is based on the phantasmal landscape within Dante's soul, and floor 15 contains four puddles of Virility toxins. The second set takes place at Funland, and floor 35 includes the Hurricane]] as an environmental hazard. The third set is based on Devil's Dalliance, and includes the demon-angel alternating tiles on the 55th floor. The fourth set is based on the underwater limbo area preceding the Bob Barbas's tower, and includes an upside down level on the 75th floor. The fifth and final set is based on the area outside Mundus's Tower, and floor 95 becomes surrounded by flames like those from Furnace of Souls.

Bugs

At first release, the Bloody Palace still suffers from several bugs;

  • During the fight against Poison, Dante is sometimes teleported to the edge of the map.
  • During the fight against The Hunter, the demon will sometimes remain stationary without attacking Dante for an extended period.
  • During the fight against Mundus' Spawn, Lilith cannot be targeted by a Demon Pull once the baby's vitality is depleted.
  • During the fight against Mundus or Vergil, it is possible that the two bosses take no damage from attacks in their final phase, even though style rankings continue to rise from your attacks.

Trivia

Gallery

Images

DMC2 Bloody Palace Picture Rewards
DMC5 Bloody Palace Pictures

Videos

References

  1. Devil May Cry 5 - Main Trailer(日本語ボイスVer.)
  2. Devil May Cry 5 on Twitter: "Devil hunters, get ready for the ultimate challenge! The Bloody Palace will open its doors in #DMC5 on April 1st, as a free update!… https://t.co/MOvg3Iw0L0"
  3. 無料アップデート情報『デビル メイ クライ 5』カプコンTV!#99 - YouTube