The character is voiced by Liam O'Brien in English, and Ikuya Sawaki in the Japanese version of "Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition". Yoshikawa designed him to become intimidating across the storyline. Agnus is the Order of Sparda's chief technology researcher and alchemist in "Devil May Cry 4", developing demon-killing weapons for the Knights. An introverted workaholic with a habit of stuttering when stressed, Angus rarely appears outside his office and very few in the cult know about him. It is later learned that he has been experimenting with the broken Yamato and created demon-based weapons like the Angelos, even turning himself into the insect-like Agnus Angelo before being killed by Dante when he attempts to keep him from the Yamato. He is indirectly mentioned with contempt by his surviving daughter Nico in "Devil May Cry 5". The character is voiced by T.J. Storm in English, and Yūya Uchida in Japanese version of "Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition". Trish is a demon created by Mundus who strangely resembles Dante's mother, Eva. She has enhanced strength and agility, accelerated healing and the ability to use lightning. In English, Trish is voiced by Sarah Lafleur in "Devil May Cry", and "", Danielle Burgio in "Devil May Cry 4" and "Marvel vs. Capcom 3", Wendee Lee in "Devil May Cry 5", and Luci Christian in "The Animated Series". In Japanese, she is voiced by Atsuko Tanaka in "The Animated Series", "Marvel vs. Capcom 3", and "Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition". Lady is a freelance demon hunter. A human, she is skilled in acrobatics and armed close quarters combat. Lady has black hair, eyes of different colors and a signature weapon, the Kalina-Ann (a customized missile launcher, similar to MANPADS). When fighting, she uses a CZ75 pistol with a compensator and a VZ61 submachine gun with a bayonet attached to it. She was named Mary by her father, Arkham, but she renounced the name when he murdered her mother in a ritual to obtain demonic power, an act which drove Mary to psychosis and obsessive vengeance. Lady first appears in "Devil May Cry 3", when she refuses to identify herself to Dante; he replies, "Whatever, lady!" Lady formalizes her name in the game's denouement when she shoots Arkham, telling him that "Mary" is dead.