Devil May Cry 5 Voice Actor And Composer Call For New Entry From Capcom

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Everyone Is Ready For A New Devil May Cry!

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  • Devil May Cry 5 has sold a total of 10 million copies.
  • This milestone has led to members of the development team calling on Capcom for a sequel.
  • Both Johnny Yong Bosch and Casey Edwards have asked the studio to make Devil May Cry 6.

Devil May Cry continues to become more popular with each passing year, and the recent Netflix adaptation has only helped the franchise grow further.

The IP’s latest release recently joined the few Capcom titles to have sold over 10 million units, leading to a few interesting conversations within the community. One of the lead voice actors also joined the discussion, asking Capcom to make Devil May Cry 6.

Why it matters: Hideaki Itsuno left Capcom last year and began working on a brand new action game. This departure has left Capcom’s biggest action IP in a difficult position.

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Johnny Yong Bosch Is Expected To Become Even More Pivotal To The IP Moving Forward | Image via X

Voice actor Johnny Yong Bosch recently retweeted news of Devil May Cry 5 reaching 10 million sales worldwide. For the unaware, Johnny Yong Bosch is the voice of Nero from the last two mainline entries of the IP, and he also voiced Dante in the recent Netflix adaptation.

The voice actor’s tweet asked whether this milestone was enough for Capcom to begin working on Devil May Cry 6. Interestingly, Casey Edwards, the composer of the last game’s soundtrack, retweeted this response and asked a similar question.

These tweets indicate that multiple members of the production team are more than willing to work on a new Devil May Cry project. Unfortunately, they also suggest that nothing significant related to a new game is currently underway.

Is that enough to get DMC6 going?

-Johnny Yong Bosch

Also asking for a friend?

-Casey Edwards

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Johny Yong Bosch Wants To Return For Another DMC Title

Nonetheless, it seems the world is ready for Devil May Cry’s long-anticipated return. Even Hideki Kamiya, the series’ original creator, has expressed interest in working on a remake of the first game.

What do you think about everyone’s current enthusiasm for Devil May Cry? Do you want to see Capcom making a new entry in the near future? Let’s discuss in the comments and on the Tech4Gamers Forums.

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