In early publicity art, screenshots, and trailers for Devil May Cry 4, Nero's Devil Bringer originally had a golden glow before it was changed to blue the reason for this change is unknown.īefore being canonically confirmed in Devil May Cry 5, Nero's heritage was debatable. As stated in the novel, Morihashi Bingo accidentally came up with the name Nero, and it has nothing to do with Nelo Angelo. However, because the crew preferred a two-syllable name, and because they were afraid "Rodin" might give too much of an "intellectual" impression, they decided to go for a different name.
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The artbook also has several images depicting Nero with a full Devil Trigger that has wings, but this design was scrapped in exchange for the spectre-like form seen in the final game.Īccording to Devil May Cry 4: Deadly Fortune novel, Nero was originally named after a sculptor called Rodin, who created Gates of Hell, a monumental sculptural group depicting scenes from Dante Alighieri's Inferno in high relief. In most of them, Nero has a much slimmer build with predominantly yellow eyes, in contrast to the final result seen in the released game. Other concepts of him include Nero in white clothes similar to those worn by the rest of the Order, some of which are very aristocratic in appearance and some that are similar to Vergil's blue outfit. One of the first considered concepts was a Sherlock Holmes-type of character, who would be "sipping tea as he fought off demons," and some of those concepts can be seen in Material Collection as well. Later artbook, Graphic Arts 3142, confirms that Nero went through a tumultuous development. The Devil May Cry 4 Material Collection Artbook shows a myriad of sketches and changes over Nero's design.
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