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Devil May Cry TV show creator calls Kevin Conroy's posthumous role in the Netflix series an "amazingly nuanced performance" and confirms "no AI" was used
Late actor Kevin Conroy's posthumous role in the upcoming Devil May Cry series on Netflix has been revealed – and it's been praised by creator Adi Shankar and Dante voice actor Johnny Yong Bosch. As pulled out by IGN,
'No AI used': Netflix's Devil May Cry showrunner confirms that all of Kevin Conroy's lines were recorded before he passed
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Late Kevin Conroy confirmed to have a voice role in the upcoming Devil May Cry series
Kevin Conroy, known for lending his voice to Batman, will make an appearance in the Netflix anime, Devil May Cry after he passing away.
Devil May Cry Anime Producer Confirms Kevin Conroy Was Recorded Before He Passed Away: ‘No AI Used’
This week, a new trailer for Netflix’s Devil May Cry anime revealed the legendary late voice actor Kevin Conroy will posthumously star in the video game adaptation. This led some to wonder whether AI had been used to recreate Conroy’s iconic voice.
Batman voice actor Kevin Conroy posthumously stars in Netflix's Devil May Cry anime
Batman voice actor Kevin Conroy will star posthumously in Netflix's Devil May Cry anime series. He will voice a new character in the Devil May Cry series, known as VP Baines. Conroy's vocals can be heard at the beginning of the latest teaser for the upcoming Netflix show,
‘Devil May Cry’: Release date, cast and all you need to know about the animated series
Cry’ is set to become an anime series, debuting on Netflix on April 3, 2025. Adapted by Adi Shankar from Capcom's video game, ...
Vergil surprises Dante in trailer for Netflix's 'Devil May Cry'
Cry" trailer finds Dante, voiced by Johnny Yong Bosch, fighting a war against the demonic forces that have crossed through a ...
Vergil is out for blood in the latest trailer for Netflix’s Devil May Cry series
In the new trailer it appears there are two different armies dead set on destroying demon hunter Dante (Johnny Yong Bosch) ...
The Devil May Cry Netflix series has a real trailer, and now Papa Roach is stuck in my head
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Devil May Cry's Netflix Anime Is Dividing Fans Big Time
Devil May Cry is the next video game franchise to get an animation adaptation, following on from Tomb Raider last year. This ...
Devil May Cry trailer unveils first footage of Batman legend's posthumous role
The trailer for upcoming Netflix animated series Devil May Cry has unveiled the first footage of Kevin Conroy's posthumous ...
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Devil May Cry Netflix Series Gets Explosive New Trailer
A new trailer premieres, showing off some key highlights from the upcoming Devil May Cry anime directed by Castlevania's Adi Shankar.
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New Devil May Cry trailer reveals surprise twist for Netflix show and gives Dante a nu metal soundtrack
The spirit of the early 2000s is alive and well in the new Devil May Cry trailer for Netflix’s upcoming show. Protagonist Dante gets an appropriately brash intro, while nu metal superstars ...
Netflix's official Devil May Cry trailer features music from my favorite alternative rock band and it's taken me on a serious nostalgia trip
Devil May Cry has an official Netflix trailer, and imagine my surprise when I found out it's soundtracked by Papa Roach's Last Resort, a song that takes me back to my days as a teenage rock fan.
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DEVIL MAY CRY Trailer Pits Demon Hunter Dante Against White Rabbit’s Army, Brings Virgil Into the Mix
Are you ready to enter the gates of Hell? No, I don’t literally mean going there yourself. I think the reality we live in ...