Perfect Devil Trigger

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Dante's Perfect Devil Trigger form as seen in the Devil May Cry 4 Artbook.

The Perfect Devil Trigger is an unused form that was originally set to appear in Devil May Cry 4 but the possibility of that was dubbed as impractical. It appeared to be an evolved form of Dante's normal Devil Trigger when his power increases exponentially.

Background

According to the information translated from the Art Book, the Perfect Devil Trigger's power surpasses that of his father the Dark Knight Sparda, this in turn causes Dante to be seemingly all powerful and nearly undefeatable as well. However, this form is disadvantageous due to the fact that Dante will eventually lose his humanity and become a feral being of rage.

The illustration depicts it having wings, which indicates that Dante possesses the power of flight. His tail resembles that of his trademark sword Rebellion, which also becomes a part of his form. No other abilities have been described, but it is possible that it possesses the same powers as Dante's Majin Form but possibly greater in terms of power and with various other abilities in his arsenal.

Gallery

Nero's Perfect Devil Trigger or True Demon form.

Another concept art for Dante's Perfect Devil Trigger

Trivia

• In the art book it is revealed that Nero was originally set to have a Perfect Devil Trigger as well, and was meant to be seen as his complete devil form replacing his spectral Devil Trigger and to combat Dante. Neither of these Devil Triggers have appeared in the series.