In our review of *Devil May Cry* Season 1, we noted that despite some flaws, such as subpar CG, corny humor, and predictable characters, the series shines as a fun and bold video game adaptation. Directed by Adi Shankar and animated by Studio Mir, it serves as a wild homage to and critique of \\'00s Americana. The series stands out for its top-notch animation and an epic finale that sets the stage for an even more thrilling second season.

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The announcement of Season 2 shouldn\\'t come as a shock, given that Adi Shankar had previously hinted at a \\\"multi-season arc\\\" for the series. For those eager for more insights, don\\'t miss our exclusive interview with Shankar from IGN Fan Fest 2025, where he discusses bringing the best of the *Devil May Cry* series to Netflix.

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"Devil May Cry Anime Season 2 Confirmed for Netflix"

Author : Daniel Update : May 25,2025

Exciting news for fans of the *Devil May Cry* anime: Netflix has officially confirmed that a second season is in the works. The announcement was made via X/Twitter, accompanied by a captivating image and the thrilling message: "Let's dance. Devil May Cry is officially coming back for Season 2." While details about the upcoming season remain under wraps, viewers can revisit the entire first season on Netflix to see what sparked the demand for more episodes.

In our review of *Devil May Cry* Season 1, we noted that despite some flaws, such as subpar CG, corny humor, and predictable characters, the series shines as a fun and bold video game adaptation. Directed by Adi Shankar and animated by Studio Mir, it serves as a wild homage to and critique of '00s Americana. The series stands out for its top-notch animation and an epic finale that sets the stage for an even more thrilling second season.

Play

The announcement of Season 2 shouldn't come as a shock, given that Adi Shankar had previously hinted at a "multi-season arc" for the series. For those eager for more insights, don't miss our exclusive interview with Shankar from IGN Fan Fest 2025, where he discusses bringing the best of the *Devil May Cry* series to Netflix.