Netflix, Limp Bizkit and Devil May Cry
Netflix & Adi Shankar’s Devil May Cry Drops Release Date & Limp Bizkit Opening
For those who might be unfamiliar with the Devil May Cry franchise, it first got its start on the PlayStation 2 in 2001. Originally designed as an entry of Resident Evil, the series became its own thing by focusing on its exuberant leading man Dante.
Netflix’s Devil May Cry makes a bold choice with a Limp Bizkit-powered opening
Netflix’s Devil May Cry anime is based on Capcom’s 23-year-old action franchise of the same name, which was created by game designer Hideki Kamiya, who recently announced his return to the Okami franchise. It’s been more than five years since we got a new Devil May Cry video game; Devil May Cry 5 was the most recent, and hopefully not the last.
Adi Shankar's vision for the highly anticipated Devil May Cry has shaken up the anime world. The hit video game franchise's ...
Devil May Cry, Netflix's highly-anticipated animated adaption of the popular video game, drops April 3. The streamer shared a ...
Netflix just revealed the devilishly cool opening sequence to its Devil May Cry anime adaptation helmed by Castlevania ...
I hate to give Netflix credit for anything, anything at all, but I will power through: The streaming service has carved out a ...
Netflix's Devil May Cry anime finally gets a release date, dropping on the streaming service on April 3. The new animated ...
After the reveal of the absolutely incredible opening sequence for the show – accompanied, of course, with “Rollin’” by the one-and-only Limp Bizkit, Adi Shankar took to X (formerly Twitter) to share ...
Netflix unveiled the official opening sequence for Adi Shankar's Devil May Cry series, featuring a release date and Limp Bizkit.
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