Thread: DMC 4 Novel books

Sie ist also kein Mythos und besteht aus 2 Teilen.
Ich habe schon etwas reingelesen und fande es eigentlich recht einfach, da sich die Story ziemlich genau an den Missionsablauf aus dem Spiel hält, nur das eben viel mehr drin ist. Lady kommt häufiger vor. Dante und Trish halten wahre Plauderstündchen (und einmal reden sie sogar über Familie. Ich habe es erst nicht geglaubt, aber dann fragte ich meine Gastfamilientochter, die es mir dann nochmals auf Englisch erklärt hat. Natürlich reden Dante und Trish nicht explizit von ihrer Familie oder ihren Kindern, aber es war lustige Andeutung genug XD)
Und außerdem kommt Sanctus häufiger vor und ich glaube, ich habe sogar schon eine Stelle gesehen, in der es sein könnte.
Außerdem wird am Ende sehr verräterisch von Neros Vater gesprochen, als Dante mit Nero quatscht (natürlich nicht im Gespräch, aber in ihren Gedanken, die im Spiel natürlich nicht vorkommen)

Wenn ihr mir nicht glaubt, dass ich die beiden Bücher besitze, schaut in meinen Steckbrief, das erste Bild.Dort sind meine Schmuckstücke aus Japan. (unter anderem ein Translator, damit ich die Kanji in dem Buch verstehe.)


Kurze Frage: Wer von euch ist gut genug in Japanisch um sich ein paar Seiten zuzutrauen? Ich könnte ja mal alle Sanctusstellen zusammensuchen.


Scanbild der beiden Cover damit ihr seht, dass ich auch nicht lüge ^^

Nero possesses a Devil Trigger, in which a blue, spectral demon manifests behind him wielding the Yamato; this demon somewhat resembles the Devil Trigger of Vergil due to the "sheath" on its left arm. Nero himself acquires a blue aura, burning red eyes, and a deeper, echoing voice. The specter mimics Neros movements but strangely enough when Nero uses Buster on Angelo Agnus while he's stabbing Gladius into Agnus, the specter is slowly drawing its hand towards Yamato before slicing like Nero does with Showdown. When Nero swings his sword the specter swings Yamato doing a right hand version of Nero's attack. Some of Nero's techniques with the Yamato, usable only in Devil Trigger, allow him to wield the sword itself. In Devil Trigger Nero has two special attacks. The first is called "Showdown" in which Nero unleashes a barrage of slashes with the Yamato as well as some with the Red Queen. After the technique is over he will either say "Ashes to Ashes", or "Dust to Dust". His second attack is called "Maximum Bet". Nero combines Yamato and Red Queen and then slashes twice in an X form sending a fast, blue energy blade in the form of an X at the enemy. The attack can be charged up for more power and a bigger blast but doing this will slow the blast down. The major drawback of these two attacks are that they leave Nero completely open for attack because Nero is charging up energy before unleashing these attacks. For these moves to be successful, they must be done at the right time. It is unknown if the Nero's Devil Trigger will continue to manifest as a detached specter, or will become more similar to other characters' Devil Triggers and allow him to physically become the demon itself.

Nero was supposedly dying after Agnus stabbed him in the chest at the end of mission 5. In the game, what we got is an unexplained flashback of Nero screaming Kyrie’s name. In the novel, he thought about a dream which he apparently saw a lot of lately. In the dream, there was a man he had never met staring at him. Nero described his glare as ‘cold’, but at the same time he could feel a touch of ‘gentleness’ or ‘kindness’ (the word in Japanese has two possible meanings) in him. After a moment of silence, the man (obviously Vergil) opened his mouth to ask him “Can you hear it, the cry of a soul?” (LMAO) And then he added, “What is your soul saying?” Instead of answering, Nero pushed the question back at him, “What’s yours saying?” Vergil smiled a little and answered, “Power… I want more power.” Hearing that, Nero replied, “I’ll take that too then.” And then Nero woke up and all the devil trigger shit happened along with Yamato repairing itself. And the blue ghost on his back? *GASP* It’s Nero soul…! Best. Idea. Ever. (Sorry for those of you who believe the handsome blue spirit is Vergil. Apparently it’s not working out)