Changes: Costumes

Revision as of 02:24, 7 July 2012

The Devil May Cry series features bonus Costumes that change the appearance of a character. Usually, changing costumes also offers some changes in gameplay.

Devil May Cry

Dante - The default costume.

Super Dante - With this costume, the player is granted a pseudo form of unlimited DT. While the Devil Trigger gauge does not deplete over time, DT consumptive techniques such as DT Explosion will decrease the gauge. In addition, the player does not receive regenerative Vitality.

Sparda - Dante takes on the form of his father, the Legendary Dark Knight, Sparda. Unlike Dante, Sparda begins with Yamato. In addition, his shadow graphic is that of Sparda instead of his human form. Unlocked after finishing Hard.

Devil May Cry 2

Dante

Dante - Default costume.

Diesel Dante - Complete the game on Normal Mode or enter cheats to unlock Dante in jeans.

Trish - By completing Hard Mode with Dante, the player can play as Trish. She can be used in both Dante's and Lucia's scenarios and is equipped with Sparda's sword and Luce and Ombra handguns, both maxed out. Her combo's are similar to Dante's, though she has other moves, and can shoot her infamous yellow lightning.

DMC1 Dante - Complete Dante Must Die Mode. Dante comes with maxed out Force Edge instead of Rebellion.

Lucia

Lucia - Default costume.

Diesel Lucia - Complete the game on Normal Mode or enter cheats to unlock Lucia in jeans.

Lucia's 2nd Costume - Complete Hard Mode with Lucia.

Arius's Secretary - Complete the game on Lucia Must Die Mode.

Devil May Cry 3

Dante

Dante - The default costume.

Shirtless Dante - This costume doesn't have the coat, just like in the first mission. You can see Dante's half of the Perfect Amulet with this costume. Unlocked after finishing Easy or Normal Mode.

DMC1 Dante - Dante's costume from the later game chronologically. Dante assumes Sparda's devil form while in DT and Rebellion is replaced with the Force Edge. Unlocked after finishing Normal Mode.

Coatless DMC1 Dante - Like the Shirtless Dante, the appearance is the same as that of Devil May Cry, without his coat. Unlocked after finishing Hard Mode.

The Legendary Dark Knight - Dante takes on the form of his father, the Legendary Dark Knight Sparda. As with "DMC1 Dante", Sparda wields the Force Edge. In addition, his shadow graphic is that of Sparda instead of his human form. Unlocked after finishing Hard Mode.

Super Dante - With this costume, the player is granted a pseudo form of unlimited DT. While the Devil Trigger gauge does not deplete over time, DT consumptive techniques such as DT Explosion will decrease the gauge. In addition, the player does not receive regenerative Vitality. In the Special Edition it is unlocked after finishing Very Hard Mode.

Super Legendary Dark Knight - Only in the Special Edition. The player takes on the form of Sparda and gains unlimited DT. Unlike Super Dante (original edition), DT in this costume allows Vitality to regenerate as well as infinite usage of DT consumptive techniques. Unlocked after finishing Dante Must Die Mode.

At the Title Screen, hold R1 + R2 + L1 + L2 + D-pad Up+Left + Left Analog-stick Down+Right until "Devil May Cry" (like when beginning a new save file) is heard. This will unlock all bonus modes, alternate costumes, and gallery entries.

Vergil

Vergil - Vergil's default costume.

Coatless Vergil - Without his coat, Vergil show his arms and his black shirt. Unlocked after finishing Easy or Normal Mode.

Corrupt Vergil - This suit represents the form of Vergil when he is under the control of Mundus. He looks similar to his default costume except that his skin tone is whitish and his coat is purple, imitating his father's human form. In DT, he takes on the appearance of Nelo Angelo. Unlocked after finishing Hard Mode.

Super Vergil - It acts nearly identical to Super Dante except that Vergil has a different appearance. Unlocked after finishing Very Hard Mode.

Super Corrupt Vergil - The player takes on the form of Nelo Angelo and gains unlimited DT like Super Legendary Dark Knight. This costume also grants regenerative ability and Summoned Swords techniques won't decrease the DT gauge. Unlocked after finishing Vergil Must Die Mode.

Devil May Cry 4

Unlike the other games, Devil May Cry 4 offers only one "Super" costume for each character, and those costumes do not change the physical appearance of either Dante or Nero. The costumes can be unlocked by beating the game on the Dante Must Die Mode. A disadvantage of using these costumes is that they will severely decrease the Mission Ranking, having a penalty with a multiplier of 0.2 (only 20% from the actual rank is received). Also, using Super Costumes disables the ability to regenerate Vitality while in Devil Trigger form.

Nero

Super Nero - Grants Nero an infinite amount of DT, allowing for unlimited use of Devil Trigger. On the PC version the Red Queen's Exceed system will always be in the 3rd EX level, allowing all of Nero's sword attacks to be in their most powerful state

Dante

Super Dante - Like Super Nero, Dante's Super costume provides him infinite D.T. Gauge. On the PC version his Disaster Gauge (Pandora) and Rage Meter (Royalguard Style) will be automatically maxed out from the start with infinite purposes.

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 *'''The Legendary Dark Knight''' - Dante takes on the form of his father, the Legendary Dark Knight Sparda. As with "DMC1 Dante", Sparda wields the Force Edge. In addition, his shadow graphic is that of Sparda instead of his human form. Unlocked after finishing [[Difficulty Modes#Devil May Cry 3|Hard Mode]].
-*'''Super Dante''' - With this costume, the player is granted a pseudo form of unlimited DT. While the Devil Trigger gauge does not deplete over time, DT consumptive techniques such as DT Explosion will decrease the gauge. In addition, the player does not receive regenerative [[Vitality]]. In the ''Special Edition'' it is unlocked after finishing [[Difficulty Modes#Devil May Cry 3|Very Hard Mode]]. However, in the ''Special Edition'', this costume doesn't grant unlimited DT.
+*'''Super Dante''' - With this costume, the player is granted a pseudo form of unlimited DT. While the Devil Trigger gauge does not deplete over time, DT consumptive techniques such as DT Explosion will decrease the gauge. In addition, the player does not receive regenerative [[Vitality]]. In the ''Special Edition'' it is unlocked after finishing [[Difficulty Modes#Devil May Cry 3|Very Hard Mode]].
 *'''Super Legendary Dark Knight''' - Only in the ''Special Edition''. The player takes on the form of Sparda and gains unlimited DT. Unlike Super Dante (original edition), DT in this costume allows Vitality to regenerate as well as infinite usage of DT consumptive techniques. Unlocked after finishing [[Difficulty Modes#Devil May Cry 3|Dante Must Die Mode]].
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 *'''Corrupt Vergil''' - This suit represents the form of Vergil when he is under the control of Mundus. He looks similar to his default costume except that his skin tone is whitish and his coat is purple, imitating his father's human form. In DT, he takes on the appearance of [[Nelo Angelo]]. Unlocked after finishing [[Difficulty Modes#Devil May Cry 3|Hard Mode]].
-*'''Super Vergil''' - It acts nearly identical to Super Dante except that Vergil has a different appearance. However, like the Super Dante costume in the ''Special Edititon'', this costume doesn't grant unlimited DT. Unlocked after finishing [[Difficulty Modes#Devil May Cry 3|Very Hard Mode]].
+*'''Super Vergil''' - It acts nearly identical to Super Dante except that Vergil has a different appearance. Unlocked after finishing [[Difficulty Modes#Devil May Cry 3|Very Hard Mode]].
 *'''Super Corrupt Vergil''' - The player takes on the form of Nelo Angelo and gains unlimited DT like Super Legendary Dark Knight. This costume also grants regenerative ability and [[Summoned Swords]] techniques won't decrease the DT gauge. Unlocked after finishing [[Difficulty Modes#Devil May Cry 3|Vergil Must Die Mode]].