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** [[Zig-Zagging Trope]]: The ''Devil May Cry'' reboot is being nicknamed ''Dantenetta'' in that it's basically a distaff version of ''Bayonetta'' - even Dante behaves like a male Bayonetta.
** [[Zig-Zagging Trope]]: The ''Devil May Cry'' reboot is being nicknamed ''Dantenetta'' in that it's basically a distaff version of ''Bayonetta'' - even Dante behaves like a male Bayonetta.
* [[Disturbed Doves]]: Luka's first appearance has this happen - mid-leap - while he is running from a Vigrid security officer.
* [[Disturbed Doves]]: Luka's first appearance has this happen - mid-leap - while he is running from a Vigrid security officer.
* [[Dragged Off to Hell]]: First of all, it happens to any boss that you kill; it gets dragged to Hell by a bunch of clawing red arms. The same thing happens to Bayonetta on the game over screen if you choose not to continue. It turns out that all Umbra Witches get this when they die, not just Bayonetta.
* [[Dual Boss]]: Grace and Glory.
* [[Dual Boss]]: Not truly bosses, but [[Elite Mook| Grace and Glory]] are usually found together.
* [[Dual Wield]]: Guns. Melee weapons. Chainsaws. You name it, she can double wield it.
* [[Dual Wield]]: Guns. Melee weapons. Chainsaws. You name it, she can double wield it.
** She can also dual wield twice - once for her hand weapons and once for her leg weapons. Is it Quadruple Wielding?
** She can also dual wield twice - once for her hand weapons and once for her leg weapons. Is it Quadruple Wielding?
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* [[Too Dumb to Live]]: Y'know, Luka, it's a really good thing that Bayonetta likes you. Otherwise, calling out the person you ''know'' killed your father, while she's armed and you're not, in an isolated area with no potential witnesses for ''miles'' around, would have shortened your lifespan considerably. And so what if it would prove everything you said about her? You're still dead. No witnesses also means that no one knows who actually killed you.
* [[Too Dumb to Live]]: Y'know, Luka, it's a really good thing that Bayonetta likes you. Otherwise, calling out the person you ''know'' killed your father, while she's armed and you're not, in an isolated area with no potential witnesses for ''miles'' around, would have shortened your lifespan considerably. And so what if it would prove everything you said about her? You're still dead. No witnesses also means that no one knows who actually killed you.
* [[Torture Technician]]
* [[Torture Technician]]
* [[Town with a Dark Secret]]: Vigrid is a closed community with very tight security; the only entrance is via a single rail line, and getting a ticket requires a long and arduous screen process. It's not know what government jurisdiction it's under, but in truth, {{spoiler| it's run by [[Mega Corp| the Ithavoll Group]], which in turn is run by [[Big Bad|Father Baldur]]; the secrecy is due to his goal of awakening Jubilex and starting the apocalypse.}}
* [[Troperiffic]]: The game is basically a love letter to action game tropes, both retro and contemporary.
* [[Troperiffic]]: The game is basically a love letter to action game tropes, both retro and contemporary.
* [[Turns Red]]: All enemies and bosses do this when you taunt them, which causes them to attack faster and hit harder.
* [[Turns Red]]: All enemies and bosses do this when you taunt them, which causes them to attack faster and hit harder.
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