Devil may cry (Netflix version)
Dante
Headcanons & headfanons
Dante has a habit of cracking his knuckles loudly before a fight, just to annoy enemies—or friends.
He secretly enjoys romantic comedies but will never admit it.
Dante sometimes sketches demon designs or weapons in a small notebook when bored.
He likes to make puns during battles, even if they’re painfully bad.
Dante enjoys people-watching in crowded places and making up stories about strangers.
He often hums or whistles while working on mechanical repairs.
Dante occasionally binge-eats ice cream late at night while watching old action movies.
He keeps a collection of rare or unusual coins and trinkets from around the world.
Dante has a strange superstition about mirrors—he always taps them before a big fight.
Dante likes pizza.
He has a soft spot for stray animals, especially cats.
Dante secretly enjoys cheesy 80s/90s rock ballads.
He flirts constantly but gets embarrassed when someone flirts back seriously.
Dante collects knives, swords, and other unique weapons—not just for fighting, but because he appreciates craftsmanship.
He keeps a lucky charm in his coat pocket, though he pretends it’s useless.
Despite his confident exterior, Dante sometimes worries he’s not living up to his dad’s legacy.
He enjoys classic arcade games and can get surprisingly competitive.
Dante has an oddly strong sweet tooth; chocolate bars are a staple.
He often teases people he likes with nicknames, sometimes inappropriate ones.
Dante can’t resist trying new fashion trends, even if they’re ridiculous.
He’s terrible at cooking but insists on trying anyway.
Dante enjoys driving fast cars, but motorcycles are his favorite.
He sometimes hums old rock or jazz tunes while cleaning his guns.
Even after centuries of fighting demons, he has a dry, sarcastic sense of humor.
Dante occasionally writes letters or notes to people he respects but never sends them.
He enjoys spicy food more than anyone should realistically handle.
Dante has a habit of keeping small mementos from each mission he completes.
He’s surprisingly good at reading people, despite acting carefree.
Sometimes Dante just stares at sunsets or the city skyline, lost in thought.












