But even under Mundus' control, Vergil was able to regain some of his consciousness when fighting Dante, now much older and aiming to take on Mundus himself. Now going under the name Nelo Angelo, Vergil's only purpose was to ensure Mundus' return to the human world. He was defeated by Mundus and was corrupted by the Prince of the Underworld to do his bidding. Sadly, his constant battles with Dante and lack of power led to Vergil's downfall. Dante proves victorious, and Vergil decides to stay in the Netherworld to fight Mundus - the same Mundus that Sparda rebelled against and the one that killed their mother, Eva. This leads Dante, who was just a teenager at the time, to fight his brother, stop the demons from invading the human world, and prevent Vergil from claiming the Force Edge - the sword their father Sparda once used. In Devil May Cry 3, players can see him raise up the Temen-ni-gru tower to open a gate to the Netherworld, causing untold casualties to a nearby city. Power was always at the heart of his ambitions, leading Vergil to do almost anything for it. Forced to fend for himself, Vergil left his home and began a life of solitude. It is unknown if Vergil ever found out about his mother's death, but the feeling of being abandoned and failing to protect his family are the catalysts that led to his never-ending quest for power. With demons on all sides, Vergil was forced to kill all of them with his demonic power and Yamato katana. RELATED: Devil May Cry Artist Joins Silent Hill Creator's Newest Project Set On A Path To Power Unfortunately, she was killed before she could make it to Vergil, leaving the latter to think he was abandoned by his family. It was during this attack that Eva was separated from Vergil, forcing her to hide the young Dante while she went to look for her other son. This is exactly what happened, as their home in Redgrave City was set upon by demons commanded by Mundus. Their father, Sparda, had already passed away due to unknown circumstances (most likely due to his rebellion against Mundus, the Prince of the Underworld), leaving them and their mother Eva vulnerable to attack.
It began when Dante and Vergil were around eight years old. What follows is one of the saddest stories the Devil May Cry series has ever told. However, somewhere along the line, the paths Dante and Vergil walked diverged, leading Dante to reject his demonic side and accept humanity, while Vergil shunned his humanity and embrace the demonic. Son of the demon Sparda and the human Eva, Vergil's early life was very much bathed in love and affection (as far as having a demon father could have). Most Devil May Cry players know Vergil as the cold, calculating, motivated twin brother of Dante.
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