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Kevin Conroy's Last Role: Devil May Cry

by Jack May 07,2025

Kevin Conroy

Netflix is diligently crafting its much-anticipated anime adaptation of *Devil May Cry*, spearheaded by Adi Shankar, the visionary behind the acclaimed *Castlevania* series. The project has already sparked immense excitement among fans of this action-packed franchise, but a recent revelation has amplified the anticipation to unprecedented levels.

It has been officially confirmed that the legendary Kevin Conroy, renowned for voicing Batman in *Batman: The Animated Series* and the *Arkham* video game series, recorded a role for the *Devil May Cry* anime before his passing in 2022. Importantly, the developers have made it clear that no artificial intelligence was used in the recording process—every line spoken by Conroy’s character was delivered authentically by the actor himself.

Although specifics about his character are still under wraps, the creators have hinted that this role will showcase one of the most emotionally resonant and profound performances in Conroy’s distinguished career. For fans, this will be a bittersweet opportunity to hear his iconic voice once more—a fitting tribute to an icon in the voice acting community.

The inclusion of Kevin Conroy in the cast brings an added layer of nostalgia and depth to the anime adaptation. His unparalleled skill in bringing complex characters to life made him a cherished figure in both gaming and animation, and his contribution to *Devil May Cry* is poised to leave a lasting legacy.

Netflix has yet to unveil a release date for the series, but the anticipation continues to build as fans eagerly await the chance to immerse themselves in this unique fusion of Conroy’s legacy and the stylish, demon-slaying universe of *Devil May Cry*.

For long-time admirers of Conroy’s work, this final performance will serve as a poignant reminder of his extraordinary talent and enduring influence. It’s a heartfelt gift from an artist who continues to inspire, even beyond his time with us.