Devil May Cry anime season 2 coming to Netflix? All you need to know about first season's cliffhanger and future plot

Netflix’s new Devil May Cry anime has captivated viewers with its exceptional animation quality and engaging narrative. Adapted from Capcom's renowned Japanese video game series, the show is created by Adi Shankar, animated by South Korea’s Studio Mir, and produced by Shankar Animation.

The recently released first season has received positive reviews and is currently topping Netflix charts. The season finale ends on a major cliffhanger, leaving fans speculating about protagonist Dante’s fate, though no official announcement for a second season has been made yet.

In the final episode, Dante's brother, Vergil, is revealed to be alive and residing in hell. While long-time fans of the game may have anticipated this twist, the revelation strongly hints at more story to come. The finale concludes with Vergil ominously declaring: "The sapiens and their armies aren't aware of the storm they ride into. I am that storm."

Devil May Cry Season 2: Release Date?

As of now, Netflix has not officially announced a release date for Season 2 of Devil May Cry. Despite the franchise’s popularity, renewal is not guaranteed—unless production for a second season is already underway behind the scenes, as suggested by WhatsupNetflix. Still, the cliffhanger has fans hopeful that a continuation is on the horizon. For now, audiences will have to wait patiently.

The series features a talented voice cast including:

Johnny Yong Bosch as Dante

Scout Taylor-Compton as Mary

Hoon Lee as White Rabbit

Kevin Conroy as VP Baines

Chris Coppola as Enzo

The anime adapts the iconic action-adventure game created by Hideki Kamiya and developed by Capcom. It follows Dante, a demon hunter seeking vengeance for his mother's death by eliminating demonic threats. Netflix describes the series as a tale in which a charismatic demon hunter may be humanity's final hope when a mysterious adversary threatens to unleash hell.