Dude, the amount of punishment I had to put up with Miguel's areas in the Spider-Man games with him helping Peter making sticky bombs look like mosquitos, not death dealers.  Punch his head off or something, those tiny bombs are just going to leave some annoying burn marks even in the blue suit.

It was okay, kinda iffy on a few things.  I certainly like Terry better, and though I was expecting Miguel to win I guess I'm fine with this.  And I know that they're both kinda limited on the sprite side of things.  But they took the time to cover so much of their upgraded suits on both ends, just to make no use of either, and It felt really unnecessary.

I don't know if I particularly agree with the boulder feat for Terry as well.  It was underwater, salt water too.  The rock should have been significantly easier to move, yeah?

Man, we just did this again with OMM, and it still wasn't a very thrilling fight.  Wasn't the old rivalry Sephiroth and Sesshomaru, not Vergil?  Why is this one lasting?

Eh.  I never did beat DMC.  And I'm not fluent in my FF VII lore.  But we all know it's gonna come down to one important factor.


Is this canon?  Or at least included regardless, a la Boba Fett's...everything.  Because if it is, Vergil's screwed thrice over.  But if it's not, then they have a track record of being really bad at data on FF VII characters.  Like, DBZ "She may be able to destroy planets" bad.  Vergil probably has the better stats regardless, to be honest, and while you can probably hand-wave Sephiroth getting healing magic from his SOILDER training or, like, his connection to the Lifestream, Vergil's healing factor is just above it.  But once you throw in Safer Sephiroth, the poor guy can't just follow him to the Sun as he blows it up and takes a bath in its destruction.

And please don't tell me Vergil is Solar System level+.

I don't know, can Vergil sense power levels or disturbances or things like that?  Has he ever sensed his brother's demonic presence or some sixth sense stuff like that?  If so, I could see it in their reasoning that he could trace Sephiroth to his source.  If not though then...yeah, I suppose continuously making new bodies does win out against a really good healing factor but one that does eventually run out.

Something else that comes to mind; do they ever go into detail about Masamune?  Is Sephiroth's sword indestructible?  Have an ability of recall, or something?  I know he can teleport to it, but still.  It's good to know what his capabilities without it are, because Vergil's sword can cut through dimensions, whatever the hell that actually implies.  But suppose that means it can destroy Masamune, Sephiroth isn't exactly known for his hand-to-hand skills, while Vergil is.

Granting, picturing the fight in my mind, it will probably go that way specifically so they can then transition to Safer Sephiroth, which doesn't make use of the sword.

Edit: Never mind, looked a little into it, the sword is just materialized out of the Lifestream with him.  Cool, I guess the sword is made of Jenova cells too...somehow...anyways, that answers another curiosity and stacks even more odds in favor of Sephiroth, if he can just keep making copies of his sword unending, even if Vergil can cut them down.