Summary
- Netflix is hosting a theatrical premiere event for Devil May Cry anime fans in Los Angeles on March 31st.
- Fans can win tickets by filling out a Google form, with special access to cast Q&A and a reception.
- The new series showcases amazing visuals with a TV-MA rating, fueling high anticipation for the release.
The upcoming Devil May Cry anime series from Netflix has fans eagerly anticipating its release, and thanks to a new collaboration event, a select few could just be selected to see the show’s premiere in style at theaters.
Devil May Cry is one of the most popular game franchises ever, thanks in no small part to its ever-expanding lore and endlessly interesting cast of characters, with MC Dante taking top billing. The franchise has seen several adaptations over the years as more games have been released and swelled the ranks of the fandom. Recently, a new anime series based on it was greenlit for streaming on Netflix, with amazing visuals and a TV-MA rating confirmed early on. Fan anticipation was already high and has only gone up further with the streamer dropping an explosive new trailer for the Devil May Cry series.
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The creatives behind the show have made quite a few choices that should excite Devil May Cry fans, and now there’s yet another reason to get excited about the upcoming show for a select few viewers. Thanks to a recent collaboration between Netflix and Collider for the upcoming show, fans in the Los Angeles area stand a chance to win tickets for themselves and a plus one to attend a theatrical premiere of the show’s first two episodes on March 31st, ahead of the show’s April debut on the streamer. In addition to seeing the first two episodes on the big screen, there will also be a Q&A conversation moderated by Collider’s Steve Weintraub with executive producer Adi Shankar and lead voice actors Johnny Yong Bosch and Scout Taylor-Compton. Fans will also get to attend the after-premiere reception, where there will be even more refreshments and a photo opp.
Other than the location being a limiting factor, fans have to do very little to qualify for a chance at tickets. Collider has provided a link to a Google form for the event, where fans need only provide an email address and specify if they want to attend alone or with a plus one (as well as a chance to sign up for Collider’s newsletter to get early info on other promotions like this one). There’s a lot to look forward to about the upcoming show, perhaps most significantly the inclusion of Kevin Conroy’s final voice acting role, which fans will be getting posthumously in the upcoming show. This alone would make the show worth checking out for Batman fans, in addition to all the other facets that appeal to longtime Devil May Cry fans, fans of anime, and casual Netflix users looking for some great action on the platform. The show has a lot of broad appeal, and that’s sure to be enhanced even further by a fun little theatrical experience to get started.
The upcoming Devil May Cry anime could be one of the best TV shows based on a video game, similar to its predecessor from the late 2000s. It has the visuals, music, and vibe down based on the promotional material that’s been released so far, and if it makes good on the potential that’s there, then it will join a growing list of adaptation wins for Netflix. Fans, whether or not they can make it to the special premiere, will have to wait for the full release to enjoy the entire show on the streamer.
The Devil May Cry anime is set to premiere on Netflix on April 3rd, 2025.
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April 3, 2025
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