Starring Johnny Yong Bosch (“Power Rangers”), Scout ... respectively, Netflix’s “Devil May Cry” brings this Japanese video game franchise to life as an anime series.

Cry is entering a new era. In this age of video game adaptations of series and movie adaptations of video games, Capcom’s ...

Meet the two new villains set to terrorize Dante and Mary in Season 2 of Netflix anime series 'Devil May Cry.' ...

The Devil May Cry Netflix series was created by Adi Shankar and animated by South Korean-based Studio Mir. It stars Johnny Yong Bosch as Dante, Scout Taylor-Compton as Mary Ann Arkham, and Hoon ...

Netflix has officially announced that Devil May Cry will be returning for a second season, with the voice of the iconic former Black Mighty Morphin Power Ranger Dante, Johnny Yong Bosch (Ichigo in ...

Like the games of the same name, "Devil May Cry" follows Dante (voiced by Johnny Yong Bosch), a professional demon hunter with all the irreverant pizzaz and breezy oneliners of Robert Downey Jr.'s ...

Devil May Cry also boasts an epic voice cast, with Johnny Yong Bosch (Bleach, Code Geass) taking on Dante in the Netflix series, while the late Kevin Conroy, who is best known for his work as ...

It's likely that the Devil May Cry voice cast will reprise their roles for season 2, led by Johnny Yong Bosch in the lead role of Dante. The actor is well known to fans of the Capcom franchise ...

The “Devil May Cry” franchise is a staple in the action hack-and ... Dante is still faithful to the series. Voice actor Johnny Yong Bosch does an excellent job of taking on the role, having previously ...

Dante voice actor Johnny Yong Bosch took to Instagram to express his excitement about the upcoming second season of Devil May Cry, sharing an animated version of the second season teaser visual.

Instead, Johnny Yong Bosch – who plays Nero in Devil May Cry 4 and Devil May Cry 5 – has taken as Dante for this project. The full cast list is as follows: The first Devil May Cry trailer was ...

According to CEO Ted Sarandos, Netflix is not destroying Hollywood, but rather serving as one of the only things "saving" it ...