Hey Auntie

Gabriel @gabriel_true Having side characters is one thing. It's using real world places and addressing a real life social justice issue with characters that are a poor representation of those people that I personally find to be the issue. Devil May Cry with exception of the remake (which also used real life issues with American capitalism and news outlets) has always used fictional places to tell its story. Even in 4 where they borrowed religious iconography from the Roman Catholic Church they made sure to make it distinctly its own thing. There was no turning to the camera to go, "Christian Churches, amirite?" like the remake did. Between that and the fact they specifically refused to hire Reuben Langdon after the writer for the show pressured him to say what his political views were before he could be hired for the show is discrimination against a person's beliefs. Something that the writer of the show claims to be against, yet he did that very thing before hiring Johnny Bosch, who played Nero in the games, to be Dante.

Hey Auntie @joemama711 Is it that blatantly placed in the show? I stopped feeling it after the demon baby