EOH Vergil

[EOH Name]
Vergil, Son of Sparda

[One line description]
Vergil is the son of the demon Sparda and the human Eva, the elder twin brother of the demon hunter Dante. He seeks demonic power and wants to embrace his demonic heritage to protect those he loves.

[Personality]
In contrast to his twin brother Dante's boisterous, outgoing, and extroverted personality, Vergil is calm, cool, collected, and introverted, constantly maintaining an aura of fearlessness. Vergil cares little for the well-being of those around him, and is unflinching in his pursuit of power; however, in spite of his cold and ruthless demeanor, he is an honorable warrior who maintains his own set of morals and disciplines. Vergil despises fighting dirty and cheap tactics and refuses to use firearms, deeming them unworthy of a "true warrior" while staying true to only his blade as well as other melee weapons he managed to obtain from defeated enemies. He also has a tendency to speak in a very formal and somewhat antiquated manner.

Unlike Dante, Vergil is willing to embrace his demonic heritage, and seeks to emulate his father's power and cold persona. While Dante seeks to protect humanity from the demons, Vergil wants more demonic power, regardless of the consequences for those around him. Despite his normal personality of cold dismissal, he does cherish certain things - the Devil-blade Yamato, a dark katana left to him as a keepsake by his father, his own half of the Perfect Amulet, a keepsake from his mother and, after his own realization, his own son Nero. In truth he wants demonic power because he feels he wasn't strong enough to protect those he holds dear.

[Appearance]
In terms of physical appearance, Vergil has fair, yet pale skin, and white, swept back hair, which puts emphasis on the fierce, yet stoic expression on his face; however, when his hair is brushed down or becomes wet, his appearance is physically indistinguishable from his younger twin brother, Dante. Just like his brother, he also has the same, blue-colored eyes.

In terms of apparel, Vergil commonly wears a long, silver buttoned blue coat with three separated coattails. A white, serpentine pattern runs around the collar, with a snakes head hanging over the coat's left shoulder, and its tail slinking down the right, all the way to the bottom of the coat. A gold lining runs across the edges of the coat, and a silky, golden flower blossom pattern decorates the inner lining. Each cuff of the coat also possesses five, gold buttoned straps with gold lining

Underneath the coat, Vergil wears a navy blue ascot wrapped around his neck, which hangs over a black, sleeveless vest that reveals his well-toned arms and shoulders. He wears tan, finger-less gloves, a brown, snakeskin belt with a silver buckle, dark green pants with a scale pattern running across its surface, and tall, brown boots with two golden buckled straps at the top.

Vergil can use Devil Trigger to transform into his demon form much like Dante. He gains a boost in strength, speed, and defense. In the Yamato demonic form, Vergil possesses traits that are similar to Dante's Rebellion form, but with blue and black skin and has several white imprints detailed on the "trench coat" with the three coat tails separating into four (with its design when airborne being bat-esque wings), his spiky hair changes into a crest that has a fin shape at the top, his neck gains a membrane that curves inwards, the spine merges with two dark-colored bones exposed at the top, clawed hands and toes, his sheathe alters and attaches to his sleeve while becoming a clawed appendage. In this form, Vergil also has a blue aura.

[Backstory]
Vergil and his younger twin brother Dante were conceived by the Legendary Dark Knight Sparda and the human Eva, where they resided in a secluded mansion near Red Grave City. Growing up, Vergil would often fight with Dante over various things, and trained alongside his brother with his father.

At some point before Mundus' attack, Vergil would often visit a man due to his keen interest in literature, namely poems. There, he avidly read many works, though developed a particular liking towards William Blake's poems most of all. One day, the man gave Vergil a collection of Blake's poems as gift, in which Vergil responded by writing his name on the back of the cover. When asked by the man, Vergil told him about his relationship with his brother, and the man understood. Vergil would keep this book throughout his life, even in adulthood.

Sometime before their eighth birthday, Eva gave Dante and Vergil each a half of the Perfect Amulet. Around the same time, Sparda disappeared and later died from unknown circumstances, and Eva and the twins were left vulnerable. At some point after these events, demons - sent by the Prince of the Underworld, Mundus - attacked their home, setting part of it ablaze. Devil May Cry During the attack, Vergil was playing alone at a playground a few yards from the house, where he was most likely ambushed. Eventually, he found himself in a cemetery surrounded by demons. Upon seeing his house burning in the distance, Vergil awakens his inner demon and kills all the demons with Yamato. Vergil then went on the run believing his mother had abandoned him, a suspicion that would haunt him for the rest of his life. In actuality, Eva was killed while desperately searching for him.

At some point, Vergil visited the city of Fortuna to investigate the Order of the Sword. Upon his arrival into the city, Vergil wondered why they worship a demon like Sparda as a god. As he pondered, a horde of Scarecrows surround him, but Vergil dispatches them with little effort. After that brief encounter, Vergil then continued deeper into Fortuna, intending to learn more about the Order and their intentions. After finishing his investigation of the Order's plan, Vergil soon leaves the town pondering whether or not one can call them misguided for their worship. As he walks away, he vows that one day the Order will know the true power of the son of Sparda. While in town, he had a brief affair and sired Nero.

A man named Arkham found Vergil searching for a book in his library and told him about the legend of the Temen-ni-gru. Vergil endorses Arkham's plan to raise the Temen-ni-gru. Arkham reveals that they must undo several "seals" as the first step. These seals are, in fact, fallen angels representing the seven deadly sins, and they must be given their names for the seals to be undone. While Arkham searches for the location of each seal, Vergil resides in his mansion, along with Alice. However, he wanders through the town at one point, and is confused with Dante by Enzo Ferino. The revelation that Dante lives within the city seems to excite Vergil.

After conversing with Dante, exchanging several threats of mortal injury with him in the process, Vergil reveals his plan of raising the Temen-ni-gru, thus opening the gate of the demon world. When Dante declares his intent on stopping Vergil, Vergil then proceeds to taunt Dante by showing him the half of the amulet that Alice stole earlier, prompting him to attack. However, after a quick battle, in which Vergil trounces Dante, Vergil throws his brother’s half back to him; Vergil then taunts Dante again, stating that he could retrieve the amulet from him whenever he wanted. This chapter concludes with Arkham preparing to start the ritual to raise the Temen-ni-gru. Devil May Cry 3 manga

Arkham helps Vergil to break the first seven seals Sparda cast upon the Temen-ni-gru, and then directs him to the Forbidden Land at the base of the tower. Vergil is later seen alongside Arkham at the top of the emerging tower. When the Hell Vanguard they sent to kill Dante returns, having failed its task, Vergil immediately dispatches it.

Vergil waits at the top of the tower for Dante, and at one-point dispatches Arkham to eliminate Lady. When Dante reaches the peak of the tower, the two banter and then ferociously battle. Vergil emerges victorious and takes Dante's half of the Perfect Amulet as his prize. Though Dante's Devil Trigger begins to manifest, and Vergil prepares to fight him again, Arkham urges him to ignore Dante because "[they] already have all [they] need". The two then jump off the tower to reenter the Forbidden Land.

As Vergil and Arkham approach the final door to the Lair of Judgement, Vergil reveals his knowledge of Arkham's betrayal, and deals him a mortal blow. He then enters the chamber and commences the ritual to open the gate to the demonic world. During this ritual, he is momentarily interrupted by a blinded Beowulf, who has mistaken him for Dante. However, Vergil quickly vivisects the devil, and takes his soul as a Devil Arm.

While Dante was hurrying up to the final seal, Vergil had no luck on unlocking the seal, and was later interrupted by Dante. The twins engaged another fight which was interrupted by Lady causing the battle to end in a tie. Both demonic brothers are equally wounded, and Jester makes his appearance by announcing that everybody has served their role nicely. Jester later turned back and forth between Arkham and Jester, explaining why Vergil's ritual was incomplete, and why Vergil had failed against Dante and Lady. Arkham completes the ritual, and then plays with the three warriors while waiting for the tower to activate. Once it does, he knocks them off the ascending platform, wherein Vergil falls into an abyss.

Later, after Dante enters the Netherworld, Vergil is seen passing through the Divine Library, with Lady still huddled up, wounded and in grief, after her battle with Dante. She hears his footsteps and looks up to see who it was, but by that time, he had already gone through the door that Dante took. Vergil later interrupts Dante's fight with the ascended Arkham, and the twins finish Arkham off together. However, Vergil has not given up his goal of obtaining the Force Edge, and the twins are again forced to fight. Though Dante is able to defeat Vergil, he cannot convince him to return to the Human World. Vergil lets himself fall even deeper into the Netherworld.

Vergil is seen in the Room of Fallen Ones, while three glowing orbs approach. Vergil recognizes the approaching devil, and prepares to fight him, remarking "If my father did it, I should be able to do it too."

In his weakened condition, Vergil was defeated by Mundus, his sword Yamato being shattered by the Prince of Darkness as well. The Devil Emperor bound Vergil's bloody and beaten body while mocking him for being a half-breed, before proclaiming he would remove Vergil's human heart. Mundus then corrupted Vergil, turning him into Nelo Angelo.

Vergil, as the base of Nelo Angelo, fights Dante multiple times on Mallet Island. In their first confrontation, Dante's amulet slips out just as Nelo Angelo attempts to deliver the killing stroke, and the sight of it awakens Vergil's memories, causing Nelo Angelo intense agony. He throws Dante aside and is forced to flee, disappearing in a geyser of blue and purple flames. Nelo Angelo encounters him again in the gardens but is defeated and flees once more.

In their final confrontation, Nelo Angelo removes his helmet, revealing Vergil's face. Still not realizing it is truly Vergil, Dante duels and defeats Nelo Angelo for the final time. Dropping his greatsword and staggering back, the black knight rises into the air, clutching his head as he screams in pain before he disappears for in a torrent of blue flames, with only Vergil's half of the amulet being left behind, falling to the floor below. By looking at the amulet, Dante has a flashback of when he and his twin first received their halves of the Perfect Amulet and realizes that Nelo Angelo was Vergil all along.

Several years after these events, Vergil was able to escape the Demon World as well as rid himself of Mundus' influence over him; however, his body was weakened and crumbling from battle after battle. He eventually confronted Nero and, despite his weakened condition, was able to easily remove his Devil Bringer arm completely, as well as regain Yamato, leaving Nero bleeding and unconscious.

Having regained his sword, Vergil then returned to his family's burned mansion. Fueled by his desire to defeat his twin brother Dante along with his pursuit of power, Vergil then stabbed himself with Yamato in order to separate his human half from his demon half as well as gain power without having to be hindered by human thought or emotion. This in turn sparked the birth of "V" and "Urizen".

After Urizen was defeated by Dante, a dying V approached him and commented on how he and Urizen are one in the same before he impaled Urizen with his cane, which in turn merged the two halves together once again and, in the process,, restored Vergil. Dante almost immediately attacked him, but Vergil repelled his exhausted and wounded brother with ease. He informed Dante that defeating him in such a weakened state was meaningless and told him to regain his strength before departing for the top of the Qliphoth. Before leaving, he thanked Nero for shepherding V. A short while later, miles above the Earth's surface at the top of the Qliphoth, Vergil was heard to wonder aloud about his and Dante's respective fates, and whether or not their lives might have been changed if their positions had been switched on the day of their mother's death. He then sat down on a black crystalline growth and waited for Dante.

Dante eventually arrived and demanded that Vergil hand over the Yamato, so that he could no longer open the sorts of portals to the Underworld that had allowed the Qliphoth to grow. As Dante expected however, Vergil refused, and the two brothers engaged in an all-out battle to the death. However, after a long and grueling duel, neither was able to best the other, though both were left battered and exhausted. During the battle Dante informed Vergil that Nero was his son, much to the latter's surprise. They both then transformed into their Sin Devil Trigger forms and charged each other, looking to end the fight in one final clash. However, the fight was abruptly stopped by Nero in his true demon form. He proclaimed that he was not going to allow their rivalry to continue, nor allow them to kill each other. Vergil was mildly amused by his son's earnestness and proposed fighting Nero in Dante's place to determine the outcome of their battle. Dante, for his part, simply sat the engagement out. After another battle, Nero managed to best Vergil, and tried to convince him that the Qliphoth needed to be stopped before any other considerations. Dante agreed with Nero, while Vergil stubbornly pointed out that he could still fight.

Immediately after pointing this out however, Vergil agreed to help destroy the Qliphoth, ostensibly because its continued growth was interfering with the fight between him and Dante. Both he and his brother then made their way towards the Demon World in order to cut down the tree and close the portal behind them, with Dante bidding Nero farewell first and leaving. Vergil declared to his son that he would not lose their next duel. He then gave Nero his book of William Blake poems as a keepsake and told him to hold onto it until the time they next saw each other. In the Demon World, Dante and Vergil approached the base of the tree, only to be surrounded by a horde of lesser demons which they quickly dispatched. Eventually, the tree was completely destroyed, and Vergil closed the portal that Urizen had created, trapping him and Dante in Hell. A few weeks later, the brothers were seen sparring with each other while bickering over their respective victory tallies. As the two begin another sparring match, they were interrupted by a horde of demons. While killing them, Vergil grumpily demanded that Dante not call out his catchphrase of "jackpot!" but he did regardless. The two then proceeded to continue bickering while killing more demons, but in general appeared to have put aside their grudge for good.

At some point in the Demon World, Vergil was caught in a portal to Harahel and was transported to the new world. Now he’s seeking to gain more power here in this world in order to escape back to his world.


[Goals]
To embrace his demonic heritage, gain more power, protect his loved ones, demonstrate his power over others.

[Violence Comfort Level]
Very well.

[Lewd Okay?]
Jackpot.

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Sex: [Male]
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Eyes: [Blue]
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Height: [Average]
Hips: [Masculine]
Butt: [Masculine]
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F.M.S.U.: [Curse of A Thousand Maidens]
G.R.M.: [Unusual Aesthetic], [Monster Mash x1], [Bio-Immortal], [Demon Core], [Horns], [Regeneration], [Pain Zero], [Mushi], [Sleigh Beggy], [Wings], [Claws], [Changeling], [Tasty Fate], [Ubermensch]
U.T.T.: [Mr Clean], [World Clean]
Boons: [Unbreakable Will], [Final Journey], [Hush Money], [Tasty Prof], [Destiny Drive], [Max Charisma], [Hero], [Demon Lord], [Unbreakable Mind]
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Items: [Starting Bonus], [Infinity Bag]
Aferlife: [Lahash - Arbiter of Will]
Afterlife Timer: [1 Day]
Death Mods: [Corrupted Vision], [A Most Terrible Fate], [Chosen]
Player Count: [10,000 People]
Start Location: [Nocturne]
 Ending Fate: 0
 Ending Prof: 0
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Spatial 3
Dark 2