Performs an invul ground dash in any direction to avoid attacks. Can be chained. What was that about DMC5 not having a dodge button again?

Performs a single invul air dash in any direction to avoid attacks. Maintains air time until completed.
DSD Swords Formation allows you to perform another Sky Star, Devil Trigger allows you to perform yet another Sky Star.

An ukemi of sorts to allow Dante to tech out of being sent flying when he takes damage.

While on the ground, Dash into an enemy and use them as a springboard to jump upwards. While in the air Sky Star air dash into an enemy to use them as a staircase back to the ground. Both variations are invul. Useful for creating space between Dante and the target quickly.

A long range teleport that places Dante right above the target. Has invul. Can only be performed once per jump, but leaves Dante at the perfect height to Enemy Step off an enemy and reset the air action count.

DSD Swords Formation allows you to perform another Air Trick, Devil Trigger allows you to perform yet another Air Trick.

A long range teleport that places Dante on the ground below the target. Has invul. Very useful for quick access to ground moves during Air Combos. Bless Ground Trick.

Guard against incoming attacks. Also known as the failed Royal Block. You negate incoming damage and gain some Royal Gauge at the cost of DT gauge. You can move around on the ground while blocking

If you try to block with no DT gauge to expend, you will be guard broken.

Perfectly guard against incoming attacks. You know the timing is correct when it sounds like a mini explosion. Block just as an attack is about to hit you to negate incoming damage, gain Royal Gauge and gain DT stocks per perfect guard. Also gains a lot of style points.
Very useful and rewards learning enemy attack patterns.

Release all of the stocks in the Royal Gauge to deal close-range damage to enemies. Will cause knockback if you have stocks. Also known as the failed Royal Release. Keep trying, man.

Release all of the stocks in the Royal Gauge in a perfectly timed counter-attack that negates damage, deals massive damage and launches enemies. You will know the timing is correct when it sounds like all of the planets align.
This is the crown jewel of the Royal Guard style and can be one of Dante’s most powerful damaging tools in the right hands.

Enters a defensive stance that will negate the damage of the next attack and perform a long range counter attack that inflicts crumple stun on standing enemies. Continue holding down the button to stay in the stance. A stock is only consumed if an attack is absorbed. Cannot be used if no stocks.

Summons Dante’s ‘helper swords’ which aide his Styles. Lasts about 25sec at max level (tested on Turbo Mode). Activating Devil Trigger while Swords Formation is already active will pause its timer for duration of DT.

Chaser: Sword Master helper swords. Adds assisting swords to all melee attacks on all melee weapons while in Sword Master. The type of assisting swords depends on the attack but can range from shadowing swords to launcher swords to very useful lock-down type filler swords.

Interceptor: Gunslinger helper swords. Auto-turrets that attack nearby non-lock-on targets and knock them back. Good for crowd control unless the enemies have shields or are Hell Antenora.

Reactor: Trickster helper swords. Adds additional uses to certain single-use-per-jump actions like air dashes and double jumps. Stacks with Devil Trigger.

Escort: Royal Guard helper swords. Gain more Royal Gauge per Block and an auto-shield to mitigate some incoming damage even when not blocking.

Quick 3 hit combo that ends in knockback.

Quick combo that has Dante swing the sword behind him offering a small area of effect damage, then causes knockback. The number of hits of the Million Stab portion of the attack can be increased by pressing Melee Attack rapidly.

The old Prop Shredder but now in the middle of a ground combo. The Prop launches enemies and the Shredder juggles airborne enemies. The final hit can be held down. Each have large cancel windows, making these safe attacks.

Swift 4 hit combo in the air. Your bread and butter to Jump Cancel(Enemy Step) with. Final hit sends enemies diagonally downwards in front of Dante.

Sends Dante and enemies in front of him downwards with a falling strike. Will knockback on the landing portion of the attack.

A fast launcher. Hold the attack button to follow into the air.

Rushes forward and skewers enemies causing knockback.

In Devil Trigger, Stinger consumes 1 block of DT to gain additional hits and increased power which sends enemies flying. The DT version also becomes a hard knockdown and gains some guard break properties.

Violently stabs the target before ending in a blow that causes knockback. The stabs can be Jump, Side Roll, or Block canceled easily making this a fairly safe attack. Does not inflict lethal damage until the final hit.

Getsuga Tensho. A very long range shockwave that launches enemies on hit. Has 3 levels of charge with each level increasing damage.
You can perform a Quick Drive by inputting this move during the first hit of DSD Combo A.

Sends 2 more shockwaves that also launch enemies on hit. Follow-up damage is dictated by the charge level of the initial wave.
Cannot be performed after a Quick Drive.

Spins the phantom swords in front of Dante akin to his Combo B. Very good for catching light weight enemies out of knockback moves. Won’t juggle heavier enemies.

A launcher than can be performed regardless of what Dante is doing. Very useful.

A knockback move than can be performed regardless of what Dante is doing.

Sends the spinning phantom swords at an enemy pinning them down or keeping airborne enemies juggled. Very good for big setups.
You can call the swords back by Royal Guard Blocking with Swords Formation/DT active or by activating SDT. The spinning swords also have a hitbox when they are at Dante’s back before you release them.

This move can’t be activated while using other melee weapons.

Dante’s long ground combo action. Does not inflict lethal damage until the final hit meaning you can setup very stylish battle enders with this. The second last hit launches enemies and the final hit ends in knockback. The first hit of Dance Macabre is very useful for parrying incoming attacks.

Switches between Blow Mode and Kick Mode.

Adds a hitbox to jumping while Balrog is equipped.

Triggers Ignition state. Any strikes with Balrog in Blow Mode count.
Ignition state lasts ~17sec at max level (tested on Turbo Mode). 10 Counts cannot be triggered while you are already in Ignition.
If you take damage before hitting 10 Counts, the counter will be reset.

Quick jabs that can be chained. Primarily used in between Welter Move and to build up 10 Counts. Builds up heavy stun slowly.

Aerial 1-2 punch followed by a finisher that sends enemies directly downwards below Dante.
During Ignition state, the finisher attack ground bounces.

Tucks in and dashes close to deliver a right hook. The dashing portion has a little bit of invul. Input the command again to execute an uppercut follow-up called Fly Dragon, which causes rising knockback.

Bob and weave after an attack. The initial duck after activating this action has invul. Swaying left or right while bobbing also has invul.

Strike after Welter Move. If you swayed to the left, deliver a left hook. If you swayed right, deliver a hard gut punch. The right side gut punch version inflicts crumple stun (left side follow-up doesn’t). Good at building up heavy stun.

Left corkscrew that creates a multi hitting cyclone. Very good for locking enemies down and building up heavy stun.

Falls out the sky and strikes the ground in a mini explosion. Blow Mode’s area of effect attack.
During Ignition state, the attack ground bounces.

A swift uppercut that launches enemies. Simple and straightforward.

Dante’s Shoryuken. Leaping uppercut that rises into the air, launching enemies. Tap the button all the way while charging to unleash Divine Dragon, a powerful rising uppercut with a furious spin on it.

Charges up a powerful 3 hit uppercut that launches enemies. Inflicts guard break. Long startup but very damaging. One of Dante’s go-to tools for damage.

Ignite the flame… now! Dante performs a dance that triggers Ignition state.
Ignition state lasts ~18sec at max level (tested on Turbo Mode). Heat Up can be used again while you are already in Ignition.
If you get hit during this action you will take additional damage.

3 hit wide swinging kick combo. Finisher causes knockback.

Rapid flamingo kick flurry ending in a finisher that causes rising knockback.

Divekick. It has a maximum angle limit, but it can also go straight downwards. Lands very consistently on airborne enemies below Dante when used right after an E&I shot.
Ignition version of this attack launches if enemy is on the ground or very close to the ground.

Backflipping kick that launches enemies. Hitbox is deceptively short on grounded enemies.

A breakdance barrage of kicks followed by backflipping launcher. Useful for crowd control to some extent. You can steer Dante a little bit during the attack. You can also continue pressing the button to extent the breakdance.

Swift double kicks while airborne that launches enemies. Very useful move that you should work into your gameplay if you haven’t already.

Creates space by cartwheeling backwards. Has a lot of invul time. A very good move for parrying incoming attacks.
During Ignition state, this attack launches.

That one kick combo. Looks stylish, inflicts guard break and ends in knockback. Offers good damage, but this attack is not all that great for being an Ignition exclusive, unfortunately. It’s a hell of a dedication, and likes to drop on airborne enemies outside of DT.
Use as a battle finisher or when you have SSS Rank and Quadruple S ready so you can be to cancel it.

Swing wide and dig the saw into enemies. The finale is a spinning finish that causes knockback. Good for crowd control.
Can combo with Sword Master’s Cavalier Combo B.
In Devil Trigger, The Combo A finisher consumes 1 block of DT to gain additional hits and increased power which sends enemies flying. Also gains guard break properties.

Dig the saws into enemies while airborne. Since this string doesn’t have a finisher it can be chained into itself indefinitely. Kind of slow to be used as air combo filler without a setup.
Can combo with Sword Master’s Air Cavalier Combo B.

Do you like juggling? Flips in and then uses the saws to juggle enemies finishing in a big knockback swing. You can tap the attack button to perform more juggles and each one launching enemies.
DT version has the helper swords ground bounce enemies while in Sword Master.
You can jump, roll, trick or block cancel before the finisher. The flip startup of the attack has invul.
Kind of an awkward attack to incorporate in the middle of combos.

Slides forward then crosses both hands to dig the twin saws into enemies. If you let the whole move play out, it causes hard knockdown. This attack’s main use is to reset the ground Cavalier Combo A & B trees so that you can continue attacking in Top Gear or higher.

Does a mini backflip and then uses both bike wheels to propagate Dante forward a long distance before criss-crossing the saws over enemies. Inflicts crumple stun if you let the whole attack play out. The backflip startup has invul.

Jumps up backwards with both saws at Dante’s back, launching enemies. Works very well as a buffer in air combos so that you can switch weapons, transition to the ground or think about what to do next.

Be careful when using this in Sword Master during DT or with Swords Formation since the helper swords can make the attack miss if the target is small size and the same aerial height as dante.

Brings down both saws straight to the ground on top of the enemy. Causes a hard knockdown if it hits properly. Use this to transition from the air straight into ground attacks in a higher gear.

Dante rides the bike over enemies in a large area. The 1st hit causes crumple stun if you let the whole attack play out. The 2nd attack can restand grounded enemies.
The finale has Dante performing doughnuts on the bike with each hit launching enemies. Tap the attack button to continue attacking. Good for crowd control.
Can combo with Cavalier Combo A.

Launches enemies on the ground and picks them up into the air to drag the bike wheels over them. The finale throws the entire bike at the target dealing a lot of damage and sending them flying.
Very good for crowd control at lower heights. The first hit is also good air combo filler and a great launcher for heavier enemies.
Can combo with Air Cavalier Combo A.

Flips onto the bike and then drives straight over enemies causing knockback. The flip startup has invul.
In Devil Trigger, Full Throttle consumes 1 block of DT to gain increased power as Dante backflips off the bike while sending it flying. Also gains guard break properties. Krayzee!

Backflips onto the bike then does a huge wheelie flip launching enemies very high into the air. A strong launcher for heavier enemies. The backflip startup has invul.

Ramps up with the bike fast and far. Can launch enemies if you jump cancel it partway through otherwise it will cause knockback. One of Dante’s primary tools to cover large horizontal distances in the air. Making this move DLC only is a sin.
You can also perform Redline during Full Throttle if you input it before Dante does the small wheelie.

Long nunchaku combo that ends in rising knockback. Rate of attacks is enough to keep medium and lighter weights juggled in place.

Spins the nunchaku on Dante’s wrist kind of like a shield. Quite good for parrying attacks, but very deep into this attack string.

A single vertical swing with the nunchaku in the air. Excellent air combo filler.

Creates icicles on the ground that launch enemies upwards. Great for catching airborne enemies out of air comes at varying heights. Also good for buffering lightning staff attacks.

A furious vertical spinning attack with the nunchaku. The final hit causes knockback. Great for parrying and good combo filler since it’s easy to jump cancel and the many hits can work as a buffer.
Air OK.

Dante creates an ice shield around himself. Fully invul, has a constantly active parrying hitbox and can be jump canceled at any time.
Juggles airborne enemies and works as a buffer so you can charge lighting staff attacks or even switch weapons.
One of Dante’s best moves. Use this, but don’t abuse plz.

3 hit combo with the rod ending in an overhead slam. Deals more damage if you space yourself to hit with the very tip of the attacks. Final hit grounds enemies if spaced properly.

A multi hit stabbing string with the rod. Final hit causes knockback. Deals more damage if you space yourself to hit with the very tip of the attacks.
Kind of a useless combo string to be honest.

Spins in the air all the way down to the ground then performs a knockback swing. The attack can be canceled into other ground actions upon landing. Good for parrying.
Very good for setting up the ‘above head’ height where standing attacks can hit a juggled airborne enemy.

Vaults off the rod to deliver a flying kick. One of the few rushing attacks that doesn’t knock enemies away making this a decent chase tool.

Spins the rod and then releases a wide wave of flame. One of Dante’s damage dealing attacks.
In Devil Trigger, the attack costs 1 block of DT to deal even greater damage.

A long range lightning strike with the staff that causes knockback. Air OK and can track upwards or downwards. Good for parrying.

Gotta move fast! Releases 4 lightning balls that slowly home in on the nearest enemy (not always the lock-on target). Great for locking enemies down after Crystal for bigger setups.

Lightning version of Revolver. The final hit causes hard knockdown. Great for parrying and good combo filler since it’s easy to jump cancel and the many hits can work as a buffer.
Air OK as well.

Swings the three-section staff over a wide area causing knockback. Good for crowd control and parrying. Very simple but solid move.

Swings the three-section staff over a wide area causing knockback. Good for crowd control and parrying. The air version of Revolution.

Lengthy ground combo with the three-section staff that ends in a knockback. Attack rate is enough to keep airborne enemies juggled. Can be canceled with Jumps, Blocks or Tricks at any time making this move a lot more useful than it may initially seem. Good for building up heavy stun.

Lightning! Dante calls down lightning all around him. The lightning inflicts crumple stun and is great for building up heavy stun. A strong tool for crowd control.
In Devil Trigger, the attack costs 1 block of DT to greatly increase the range of the lightning strikes and multiplies the overall heavy stun rate. Use this please.

Quick 3 hit combo that ends in knockback.

Quick combo that has Dante swing the sword behind him offering a small area of effect damage, then causes knockback. The number of hits of the Million Stab portion of the attack can be increased by pressing Melee Attack rapidly.

Sends Dante and enemies in front of him downwards with a falling strike. Will knockback on the landing portion of the attack.

A fast launcher. Hold the attack button to follow into the air.

Rushes forward and skewers enemies causing knockback.

In Devil Trigger, Stinger consumes 1 block of DT to gain additional hits and increased power which sends enemies flying. Also gains guard break properties.

Violently stabs the target before ending in a blow that causes knockback. The stabs can be Jump, Side Roll, or Block canceled easily making this a fairly safe attack. Does not inflict lethal damage until the final hit.

Spins the sword and launches enemies upwards. Fast, active and has a wide cancel window. Very good for parrying incoming attacks. Quite an underrated move.

Follows up the Prop with the Shredder. Juggles airborne enemies. Also has a big cancel window. You can hold down the button to extend its duration.

Swift 4 hit combo in the air. Your bread and butter to Jump Cancel(Enemy Step) with. Final hit sends enemies diagonally downwards in front of Dante.

Chop it up! Throws the spinning sword at an enemy which will pin them down or juggle airborne enemies. Very good for setups. Using the Melee or Style Action buttons while Round Trip is active will call the sword back.
Round Trip also has a bit of a targeting arc and if an enemy is too high the sword can miss and then slowly swing back to Dante.

Unfortunately he doesn’t swing on the sword anymore, but this is Dante’s long ground combo action. Does not inflict lethal damage until the final hit meaning you can setup very stylish battle enders with this. The second last hit launches enemies and the final hit ends in knockback. The first hit of Dance Macabre is very useful for parrying incoming attacks.

Alternates between E&I on button presses. Standard shot.

Increases the damage of E&I for a set time following the charge. Affects all variations of attacks with Ebony & Ivory. Fires Charge Shots automatically in Devil Trigger.

Uses Ebony to fire a slow but heavy shot that causes medium to lighter weight enemies to stagger, and chews through super armor on heavier enemies. Hits twice in charge up state.
Can only be used when on the ground due to it sharing an input with Rainstorm.

Use Ivory to fire a fast triple burst fire barrage of bullets. Very good for keeping medium to lighter weight airborne enemies juggled. Can be used in the air as well.

Dante rains gunfire upside-down. A very stylish looking move. You can continue to hold down the attack button to have Dante continue his decent while firing. You can also steer Dante to some degree. Inflicts crumple stun on standing demons making this very solid for crowd control on weaker enemy types.

Dante fires rapidly with the twin pistols. You can move the left stick to aim in different directions, but he will always keep one gun aiming forward. Useful for keeping even heavier enemies juggled, crowd control for weaker enemies and builds a decent bit of style points. The input sucks though.

It’s your lucky day. Dante crosses the pistols and tears up enemies with a very high rate of fire from the pistols. Gains a decent bit of style and can be used to keep even heavier enemies juggled.

Fires the shotgun. Causes knockback at close range.

Command: Hold Gun Attack button

Fires powerful shells infused with demonic power. Causes knockback at close range. Affects all variations of attacks with Coyote-A.

Fires Charge Shells automatically in Devil Trigger.

Twirls the shotgun like nunchuku around Dante’s body firing in multiple directions causing knockback to enemies that are close. Good crowd control unless the enemies have shields or are Hell Antenora. Also possible while in mid-air.

Fires the shotgun under-arm directly below Dante. A situational move that’s used to cause knockback to enemies creeping up on you. Can be used to fire in any direction with a setup.
Example: release lock on, swing the first hit of the DSD ground combo in the opposite direction from an enemy, then input Backslide during the attack.

Rushes forward and digs the shotgun into the enemy before blasting them away. Causes knockback.

Stylish movement options that can be performed during Gunstinger that have invul. These cut-ins can be chained into each other to continue firing the Shotgun punctuated by invulnerable repositioning. Also, all of these movement options can be canceled with jumps, side rolls, tricks or blocks before the shotgun blast.

Cut-in Front: Slide forward and then roll during the Gunstinger. You can press the Jump button during the slide to flip backwards out of it and fire in mid air.

Cut-in Back: Roll backwards during the Gunstinger to break your momentum and put some distance between the target.

Cut-in Side: Roll either left or right and fire from a crouched position

Fires a rocket that explodes on impact. Causes knockback.

Fires a long range high powered laser beam that causes knockback to enemies caught in its blast. Also has Guard Break properties. has a long recovery that can’t be canceled so it’s a bit risky.

Fires a barrage of homing rockets that track the target and launch them on hit. A useful tool when used in conjunction with a setup. Also gives you time to charge Round Trips or DSD Swords Formation.

Fires rockets both upwards and downwards that launches enemies upwards on hit. Very useful.

Plants the twins into the ground and starts a fireworks show. You can continue to tap the Style Action button to fire more barrages of rockets. One of Dante’s most useless moves.
Explosions are not very pronounced despite this move intending to be used for area of effect. Also knocks enemies in haphazard directions making it fairly inconsistent to use in combos outside of finishers. Long startup and recovery.

Combines the twins to fire what is practically a rail gun. Extremely powerful, inflicts Guard Break and only causes knockback on the final hit. You can continue holding down the Style Action button to extend the duration of this attack. It can also be steered to some degree. Long startup and long recovery.

Fires a stream of red orbs that deals quite a fair bit of damage. Beam increases attack power after being held for about 2 seconds. Air OK.
Consumes Red Orbs.

Deploys a red orb shield around Dante that can keep Medium weights and below juggled. If you input the move again while the shield is active you can send the orbs out at the target causing knockback. If you take damage while the shield is active, this triggers automatically. Changing ranged weapons or SDT activation removes the shield. Air OK
Consumes Red Orbs.

Throws Dr. Faust straight at the target. Any enemies caught in the trajectory will have a Hat set on them. Air OK.

All enemies that have hats on will be popped towards Dante. If they are on the same level as Dante, they will be knocked towards him. If Dante is above them, they will be launched towards him.
The activation window for getting Hat Trick to work is quite small.

Flings Dr. Faust in a spiral around Dante. Any enemies caught in the trajectory will have a Hat set on them. The hitbox is a lot less reliable than it looks visually, but this can still be used for some crowd control. Air OK.

Spawns a familiar that resembles the weapon’s namesake. This allows Dr. Faust to fire a Red Shot stream regardless of Dante’s actions. This means that you can attack with Melee Weapons and use Red Shots at the same time to keep enemies propped up if you have the execution.
Due to the Red Shot stream having some travel time, it becomes worse at propping up enemies the further they are and the faster they’re moving.
Trying to use Set Hat, Mad Hatter and Red Hot Night will need Dr. Faust to be recalled first. Changing ranged weapons and SDT activation also recalls the familiar.
Firing once deployed consumes Red Orbs.

Charges up a meteor shower to annihilate all enemies caught in the blast. Has 3 Levels of charge with each level consuming more red orbs to be more devastating. Very high attack damage that can delete most enemies and some bosses at full charge.
Good for crowd control, I guess? Can’t really call it control when things die though.
Consumes many Red Orbs.

Fires a rocket that explodes on impact. Causes knockback.

Fires a powered rocket that creates a large explosion causing knockback to enemies caught in its blast.

Fires a rocket downwards that launches enemies upwards. Very useful.

Plants Kalina Ann into the ground and causes fireworks. You can continue to tap the Style Action button to fire more barrages of rockets. One of Dante’s most useless moves.
Explosions are not very pronounced despite this move intending to be used for area of effect. Also knocks enemies in haphazard directions making it fairly inconsistent to use in combos outside of finishers. Long startup and recovery.

Fires a barrage of homing rockets that track the target and launch them on it. A useful tool when used in conjunction with a setup. Also gives you time to charge Round Trips or DSD Swords Formation.

Gives you access to SDT for a short time without consuming the gauge. In addition to skipping the Sin Devil Trigger sword stab animation, Quad S also functions as an Omnicancel. This means that SDT activation under Quad S conditions will cancel any and all actions Dante is currently doing and enter SDT. Useful for moves with long recovery or if you’re reacting to an incoming attack.
This makes SDT useable in normal gameplay without dedicating to staying in the form for the duration of the gauge. However, if you enter SDT with Quad S and stay in SDT too long, you will be unable to leave the form until the gauge empties.
The Quad S SDT activation also seems to have some invul.
Deployed DSD helper swords will also disappear upon activating SDT.

A swift but heavy 3 hit strike with DSD. Each hit guard breaks. The final hit sends enemies flying.

Fires powerful high speed fireballs that detonate on impact causing knockback. Fireballs inflict guard break. Can be chained.

Allows Dante to hover in the air during SDT. Press the Jump button again to fall to the ground.
*Jumping up from the ground while in SDT is invul, but it also has a hitbox and the dmg value to the left refers to that.

High speed fully invul movement towards the target. Goes further than Trickster’s Air Trick or Ground Trick.

Augmented Side Roll that teleports a short distance to the left or right. Fully invul. Can be chained for continuous invulnerability.

Wide range area of effect attack that launches enemies caught in the blast. Exceptional for crowd control. Inflicts heavy stun 100% of the time. Spam this in your runs to show me that you don’t actually know how to play the game.

Dante becomes the stinger. Continue to hold the button down to extend the attack. You can steer around if you release lock on. Inflicts crumple stun if you cancel it before the knockback ender. Every hit guard breaks.

An Instant Kill on non-boss enemies. On boss enemies, the attack inflicts a lot of damage instead (1000?). The attack duration extends well beyond the time limit of Quadruple S meaning you need to dedicate to the SDT form if you want to use this. Good way to balance a literal IK, I guess.

An exception to this would be if you used it on the last enemy on a Bloody Palace floor, since your DT or SDT is forcibly disengaged after the wave is complete.

Fires a barrage of lasers that track the target. Hold the button to continue firing. Inflicts crumple stun. Has a long startup so be careful of the time limit if you want to use this with Quadruple S.

The Sin Devil Trigger form’s finisher. A large scale massacre with DSD ending in an explosion. Good for crowd control albeit expensive. Does not deal lethal damage until the final hit. Can even make bosses flinch on every hit.
Since this move expends all of your SDT, you’ll tend to use it only when you’ve been in the form for a while and the gauge is nearly depleted. Or for a stylish mission ender.

Performs a taunt depending on your current style ranking. Dante’s ground Lock-on Taunt from S rank and above throws a rose that launches enemies.

Throws a rose that launches enemies on it. Use this.

Taunt awarded for wasting money. The meme dance taunt. Extremely long but gains a fair bit of style.

Taunt awarded for clearing Bloody Palace with Dante. Slicks his hair back like his older brother. This taunt increases melee attack damage per block of Devil Trigger. Cannot be used during DT. Hair returns to normal when you get hit or activate DT/SDT.