Synopsis
Patty Lowell—the lost heir of a prestigious family—is found at an orphanage, and J.D. Morrison brings her to his acquaintance Dante, the owner of a business called "Devil May Cry." Dante takes on so-called "odd jobs," and at Morrison's request, he agrees to become a bodyguard for Patty. Begrudgingly, he sets out to deliver Patty to her family, though he is a bit annoyed with a job that essentially amounts to babysitting. While Dante seems like a lazy good-for-nothing, he is actually a prolific ...
AI Synopsis
AI · OriginalA demon‑slayer turned babysitter battles mythic horrors to shield a hidden heir.
When orphan Patty Lowell is discovered to be the last scion of a once‑powerful lineage, the enigmatic demon‑hunter Dante is hired to escort her back to her ancestral home. Dante runs a modest “odd‑jobs” shop called Devil May Cry, where his laid‑back demeanor masks a razor‑sharp skill set honed by centuries of battling the infernal. Reluctantly, he takes the job, treating it more like a babysitting gig than a true contract, but his casual attitude quickly evaporates as demonic forces begin to converge on the young heiress. The journey spirals into a high‑octane clash of mythic monsters and ancient curses, forcing Dante to unleash his full arsenal of swordplay, gunfire, and supernatural flair. As the pair dodge blood‑splattered ambushes and uncover hidden motives behind Patty’s disappearance, the line between protector and prey blurs. By the finale, Dante’s begrudging guardianship evolves into a fierce, personal vendetta against the darkness that seeks to claim Patty’s bloodline, proving that even a devilish mercenary can become a reluctant hero when the stakes are otherworldly.
stylish actionmythic horrorreluctant heroblood‑soaked battlessupernatural noir
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 15+
strong
ViolenceFrequent stylized combat with swords and firearms against demons, featuring blood splatter, dismemberment, and impalement.
moderate
goreVisible blood and demon remains; some graphic injury detail during fight sequences.
moderate
LanguageOccasional strong profanity including "shit," "damn," "bastard," and "hell."
moderate
Substance useProtagonist routinely drinks alcohol and smokes cigarettes casually throughout the series.
mild
Sexual contentBrief flirtation, innuendo, and occasional suggestive imagery; no explicit sexual content.
mild
Disturbing themesDemonic imagery and peril involving a child character; themes of familial loss and supernatural legacy.
This action-fantasy series follows a half-demon hunter protecting a young heiress from supernatural threats. Expect frequent, bloody monster battles, regular drinking and smoking by the lead, and occasional strong language, all wrapped in a stylized, episodic adventure.
FAQ
Devil May Cry has 12 episodes.
Devil May Cry is currently finished airing.
Devil May Cry was produced by Madhouse.
Devil May Cry aired Jun 14, 2007 to Sep 6, 2007.
Devil May Cry is based on a Game.
This action-fantasy series follows a half-demon hunter protecting a young heiress from supernatural threats. Expect frequent, bloody monster battles, regular drinking and smoking by the lead, and occasional strong language, all wrapped in a stylized, episodic adventure.
