Netflix has been forced to recall official merchandise for its Devil May Cry animated series after misspelling a key character's name. The t-shirt featured protagonist Dante and his brother Vergil, but incorrectly spelled the latter's name as 'Virgil' - the Roman poet who inspired the character. While the mistake is understandable given the name's origin, it prompted questions about quality control. The Netflix adaptation has received positive reviews, with season 2 recently premiering. Meanwhile, fans continue to wait for a new installment in the video game franchise, which hasn't seen a main entry since Devil May Cry 5 in 2019. This incident highlights the challenges of adapting established gaming properties to new media while maintaining accuracy to source material.

Key Points:

- Netflix recalled merchandise with misspelled character name

- Vergil was incorrectly spelled as 'Virgil' on official t-shirt

- Netflix adaptation has received positive reviews

- No new Devil May Cry game in 7 years

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