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* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Justified, since they work for hell and probably have gotten powers because of it:
** Cleopatra is a 30-foot tall [[HornyDevils succubus]] who rules over Lust.
** Marc Antony is a 10-foot tall warrior wearing golden armor that looks like it's made out of other shades.
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* Wangst: Lucifer begins to crack in the final battle and starts screaming to God asking him why he has abandoned him, in a sort of ''Paradise Lost'' style.
* WeCanRuleTogether: Lucifer proposes this to Dante in the end.

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* Wangst: {{Wangst}}: Lucifer begins to crack in the final battle and starts screaming to God asking him why he has abandoned him, in a sort of ''Paradise Lost'' style.
* WeCanRuleTogether: Lucifer proposes this to Dante in the end. Dante shoots him down with, "All I want is to be rid of you!"
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* Wangst: Lucifer begins to crack in the final battle and starts screaming to God asking him why he has abandoned him, in a sort of ''Paradise Lost'' style.
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* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: Dante. In real life, he had some military service, but was essentially a scholar and historian.
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** One of the damned souls in Heresy gives us a fine exemple of scenery chewing:

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** One of the damned souls in Heresy gives us a fine exemple example of scenery chewing:
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* TheAtoner: Dante. When Death tells him that not only is he damned, but everyone he loved, he goes on a quest, not only to redeem himself, but everyone else he loves as well. DoubleSubverted at the end.

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* TheAtoner: Dante. When Death tells him that not only is he damned, but also everyone he loved, he goes on a quest, not only to redeem himself, but everyone else he loves as well. DoubleSubverted at the end.
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* RecycledINSPACE: It's ''VideoGame/GodOfWar'' '''[-IN (Judeo-Christian) HELL!-]'''

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* RecycledINSPACE: It's ''VideoGame/GodOfWar'' '''[-IN (Judeo-Christian) (Christian) HELL!-]'''
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* HornyDevils: The Temptresses and Cleopatra, but instead of being attractive, they're [[FanDisservice extremely]] [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel disturbing]]. Lucifer may count too, judging by his appearance, but he is not particularly horny.

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* HornyDevils: HornyDevils:
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The Temptresses and Cleopatra, but instead of being attractive, they're [[FanDisservice extremely]] [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel extremely disturbing]]. Lucifer may count too, judging by his appearance, but he is not particularly horny.



* ProphetEyes: St. Lucia.

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* ProphetEyes: St. Lucia.Lucia.

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** More of a repeat since ''VideoGame/GodOfWar'' has already tackled "Hell"... And "Purgatory" and [[RuleOfThree "Heaven"]].

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**JustifiedTrope: See OneTrueFaith below.



* YourMindMakesItReal: [[spoiler:Death's Scythe]].

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* YourMindMakesItReal: [[spoiler:Death's Scythe]].

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* LoadBearingBoss: Cleopatra.

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* LoadBearingBoss: Cleopatra. Cleopatra.
* MaleFrontalNudity: Lucifer's very large, very ''furry'' penis is on full display.
** Dante's is also visible during the ending. Blink and you'll miss it, but it's clearly there.
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* RecycledINSPACE: It's ''{{God of War}}'' '''[-IN (Judeo-Christian) HELL!-]'''

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* RecycledINSPACE: It's ''{{God of War}}'' ''VideoGame/GodOfWar'' '''[-IN (Judeo-Christian) HELL!-]'''
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* FollowTheLeader: The developers are being pretty open about their ''GodOfWar'' inspirations.

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* FollowTheLeader: The developers are being pretty open about their ''GodOfWar'' ''VideoGame/GodOfWar'' inspirations.



* ProphetEyes: St. Lucia.

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* ProphetEyes: St. Lucia.
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* RatedMForMoney: Somewhat subverted as this was meant to be a realistic depictions of what hell is said to be like. Which would be horrifying and filled with nudity(especially in lust) and violence, not to mention people only go there for one reason. While it did change the basic story of what the book was about it was pretty faithful to it's core message of redemption and ends on a peaceful note.
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***[[ZeroPunctuation "Fair enough, but I'd rather go to the hell for the wrathful than the hell for the EA marketing department- which I'm pretty sure is the EA marketing department."]]
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Paradise Lost came AFTER Dantes Inferno, so obviously the latter cannot have a shoutout to the former


** The pagans residing in Hell might be a ShoutOut to ''ParadiseLost'', in which there is an epic catalog of the various pagan gods amongst Hell's residents.
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* MookDebutCutscene: The various "sin" demons all have one, a {{squick}}y one if possible.
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* TooManyMouths: The Gluttons and their boss, Cerberus.
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** He apparently gets it from his father, who, for all his faults, puts up a valiant fight against the unnamed assassin.

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* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: Almost all the bosses are very large. The most glaring example is Phlegyas.



* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: Cleopatra.

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* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: Cleopatra. Also Minos and Phlegyas.
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* DidNotDoTheResearch: In Dis, Virgil explains that the heretics are locked into coffins that will open only on the Judgment's Day. In the original novel, the coffins were open and would eventually close only after the world's end.
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* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: Almost all the bosses are very large. The most glaring example is Phlegyas.


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* BewareMyStingerTail: Minos has two of them.


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* DemotedToExtra: Malebolge and Cocytus, which compared to the other circles are the less expanded levels. Many of the guardians of Hell in the original novel however appear as statues (like the Minotaur, Geryon and Pluto).


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* DrivenToSuicide: Well, the [[CaptainObvious Suicides forest]]. At one point Dante is influenced by a demonic tree and, if not quick enough, kills himself.


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* FatBastard: The Gluttonous demons and Dante's father.


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** Though actually is sometimes averted.


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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: King Minos has his face split in half by his own spiked wheel.


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* KingMook: Malacoda, a fiery demon. Fittingly enough he was the boss of the Malebranche devils.


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* NonStandardGameOver: If you're seduced by Cleopatra, the game's over.
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* OffModel: The Anime's animation ranges from gorgeous and/or fluid ({{Manglobe}}, FilmRoman[[Hottip:*: plus BigStar and DigitalEMation]] and DongWoo), to sub-par (ProductionIG) to just average (JMAnimation).

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* FreudWasRight: Lust, in its entirety.
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* RatedMForMoney
* RecycledINSPACE: It's ''{{God of War}}'' '''[-IN (Judeo-Christian) HELL!-]'''

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* RatedMForMoney
RatedMForMoney: Somewhat subverted as this was meant to be a realistic depictions of what hell is said to be like. Which would be horrifying and filled with nudity(especially in lust) and violence, not to mention people only go there for one reason. While it did change the basic story of what the book was about it was pretty faithful to it's core message of redemption and ends on a peaceful note.
* RecycledINSPACE: It's ''{{God of War}}'' '''[-IN (Judeo-Christian) HELL!-]''' HELL!-]'''
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** The Gates of Hell. The Gate itself was modeled after Auguste Rodin's [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gates_of_Hell Gates of Hell]], which was described in Dante's Inferno to have a sign that read a poem about Hell ending with the infamous "Abandon all hope ye who enter here". The sign itself was removed from the Door and is instead spoken by Charon (who is also half-demon half-ship and not a boatman demon)

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** The Gates of Hell. The Gate itself was modeled after Auguste Rodin's [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gates_of_Hell Gates of Hell]], which was described in Dante's Inferno to have a sign at the top that read a poem about Hell ending with poem[[hottip:*:''Through me the infamous "Abandon way to the suffering city; Through me the everlasting pain; Through me the way that runs among the Lost. Justice urged on my exalted Creator: Divine Power made me, The Supreme Wisdom and the Primal Love. Nothing was made before me but eternal things And I endure eternally. Abandon all hope ye who enter here".- Ye Who Enter Here.'']] about Hell. The sign itself was removed from the Door and is instead spoken by Charon (who is also half-demon half-ship and not a boatman demon)
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->This game would actually make a good recruiting tool for Christianity. Never has saving someone's soul been so hardcore! I'm sitting there on the good play through, and I'm forgiving every enemy I can, and going "I forgive the shit out of you!" and "mutha fucka, you just got forgiven" and "oh, you little bastard, I'm gonna forgive you for that!" and the always good "go to heaven fucker!" I just wish you could forgive the lust demons. Heaven would be so much better with those sexy bitches in it.

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->This ->''"This game would actually make a good recruiting tool for Christianity. Never has saving someone's soul been so hardcore! I'm sitting there on the good play through, and I'm forgiving every enemy I can, and going "I 'I forgive the shit out of you!" you!' and "mutha 'mutha fucka, you just got forgiven" forgiven' and "oh, 'oh, you little bastard, I'm gonna forgive you for that!" that!' and the always good "go 'go to heaven fucker!" fucker!' I just wish you could forgive the lust demons. Heaven would be so much better with those sexy bitches in it."''
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The ''Inferno'' part of Dante Alighieri's ''DivineComedy'' is one of the most well-known, well-referenced pieces of work today. It described in great detail Dante's vision of what hell would be like, and in doing so invented many of the tropes associated with Hell. This has led to several film adaptations, theme park rides, and -- most recently -- a video game "adaptation," which is what this page is concerned with.

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The ''Inferno'' part of Dante Alighieri's ''DivineComedy'' ''Literature/TheDivineComedy'' is one of the most well-known, well-referenced pieces of work today. It described in great detail Dante's vision of what hell would be like, and in doing so invented many of the tropes associated with Hell. This has led to several film adaptations, theme park rides, and -- most recently -- a video game "adaptation," which is what this page is concerned with.

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