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* [[Death of a Thousand Cuts]]: Million Stab.

* [[Death by Origin Story]]: Kalina Ann, motivating Lady to go for revenge.

* [[Death or Glory Attack]]: The Royal Release in ''Devil May Cry 3'' and ~~''Devil~~ ~~May~~ ~~Cry~~ ~~4''~~. In a sneaky way, the Devil Trigger itself in ''Devil May Cry 3''. If simply used, it's a teeny burst that mildly inconveniences enemies. If charged up fully, with a maxed-out DT gauge, it will [[One-Hit Kill]] ''every minor enemy in the game''. However, using it this way leaves you with only a few seconds of Devil Trigger time, so you better hope you got them all. In ''Devil May Cry 4'', Nero can also use his Devil Bringer to reverse some powerful enemy attacks instead of dodging them. For example, knocking back the combined sphere attack from a Bianco Angelo and Alto Angelos, {{spoiler|throwing Credo's spear back or grabbing Sanctus while he is charging you}}.

* [[Death or Glory Attack]]: The Royal Release introduced in ''Devil May Cry 3'' will negate all damage and do amazing damage even to bosses if timed right. If not, Dante will be the one getting hurt. In a sneaky way, the Devil Trigger itself in ''Devil May Cry 3''. If simply used, it's a teeny burst that mildly inconveniences enemies. If charged up fully, with a maxed-out DT gauge, it will [[One-Hit Kill]] ''every minor enemy in the game''. However, using it this way leaves you with only a few seconds of Devil Trigger time, so you better hope you got them all. In ''Devil May Cry 4'', Nero can also use his Devil Bringer to reverse some powerful enemy attacks instead of dodging them. For example, knocking back the combined sphere attack from a Bianco Angelo and Alto Angelos, {{spoiler|throwing Credo's spear back or grabbing Sanctus while he is charging you}}.

* [[Defeat Means Friendship]]: Between Dante and Lady, as well as Nero.

** Dante must defeat the Devil Arms before he can use them as weapons. Agni and Rudra in particular are very enthusiastic about this trope, practically begging Dante to take them with him.