Devil May Cry reveals Season One soundtrack and the 2000s rock is back!

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The upcoming anime adaptation of Devil May Cry has unveiled its soundtrack. This exciting series is set to debut on Netflix on April 3rd.

Among the highly anticipated anime series set to debut this Spring is Devil May Cry, which will soon be available on Netflix. This action-packed show offers demon hunting adventures and features an appealing soundtrack. Already, you can listen to one of the soundtrack’s singles, “Afterlife” by Evanescence, that has already garnered over 1.3 million views on YouTube.

Devil May Cry soundtrack

Netflix’s Geeked platform unveiled the official soundtrack for Devil May Cry, which features popular artists such as Limp Bizkit, Rage Against the Machine, Linkin Park, Casey Edwards, Crazy Town, Green Day, and Grunship alongside Evanescence. The soundtrack is brimming with a 2000s rock atmosphere that perfectly complements an anime inspired by a game released in 2001.

However, the current soundtrack you have isn’t the entire one for Devil May Cry. More tunes are yet to be released, as confirmed by Alex “Twist” Larsen, a screenwriter from the X anime series.

Beyond what you see, there’s even more to look forward to, like additional game music he mentioned. If you’re anticipating “Devils Never Cry” from Devil May Cry 3, hang in there! The anime team might just have a surprise up their sleeve for us. Keep your dreams alive!

When is the anime being released?

The action-packed series, Devil May Cry, will debut on Netflix starting April 3. Instead of releasing episodes one by one, Netflix will make all eight episodes accessible instantly. This show follows the adventures of Dante, a skilled demon hunter, as he battles to safeguard Earth from its most menacing adversaries.

In the series, we find Dante grappling with his half-demon nature as he fights off malevolent entities such as demons and other sinister beings. Simultaneously, he delves into the mysteries of his own history and confronts internal conflicts.

The initial video game version achieved significant popularity, managing to sell more than 32 million units and inspiring numerous spin-offs such as comics, novelizations, cartoon series, instruction manuals, merchandise, books, and figurines.

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2025-04-03 17:45