After Dante defeats Urizen, V merges with him to reconstitute Vergil. Dante reveals that Vergil is Nero's father before facing his brother in a climactic duel, but Nero intervenes and forces the two to reconcile. Dante and Vergil embark on a one-way trip to the underworld to undo the damage Urizen caused, leaving the human world in Nero's hands. In the final scene, Dante is shown having a friendly spar with Vergil and working with him to combat demons in the underworld. Dante is a playable character in the mobile phone game "Devil May Cry: Pinnacle of Combat". During the game's development players criticised Yunchang Games for their rendition of Dante's appearances which resulted into the developers' promising to fix it once the game left the beta period and was released in 2020. In "" (2013), a "Devil May Cry" reboot, Dante has a very different appearance. In his early twenties, he is attacked in a seemingly sentient town known as Limbo City which is inhabited by demons. Dante meets Vergil, who is the leader of the Order—a rogue vigilante group trying to free the world from demons. The city is controlled by the demon king, Mundus. He killed Dante's mother Eva (an angel) and later imprisoned his father, Sparda, a demon and Mundus' former lieutenant, in an attempt to kill the children; Nephilim, a half-angel, half-demon offspring, had the power to kill Mundus. Dante joins Vergil's group to oppose Mundus, eventually taking him down and freeing humanity from the demons; however, Vergil's intention to take Mundus' place triggers a fight between the brothers. Dante wins, and Vergil escapes. In the downloadable content sequel, "Vergil's Downfall", a replica of Dante appears to oppose Vergil in his quest for power and is killed in combat. Dante is also a playable character in several games outside the "Devil May Cry" series. In the "Viewtiful Joe" series (also created by Hideki Kamiya), he is playable in the PlayStation 2 version of "Viewtiful Joe" and the PlayStation Portable version of "". In both games he talks frequently with Alastor, the embodiment of the identically named sword in "Devil May Cry". Dante appears as an enemy and an optional ally in the director's cut version of "". His inclusion was suggested by the Atlus staff, who thought that he would fit the game's plot and convinced Capcom to include him.