Netflix removes a Devil May Cry T-shirt from its official storefront after a spelling error on the item’s design. Multiple outlets report that the shirt references the series’ characters Dante and “Virgil,” but Netflix misspells the name of the lead character Vergil. The company then recalls the merchandise to correct the error, according to the reports. The issue concerns official promotional or licensed store stock rather than any streaming content, and the affected product listing is handled through the store’s recall process. Engadget and Eurogamer both describe the same basic mistake: the character name is spelled incorrectly on the t-shirt graphic. Both outlets frame the recall as a correction of official merchandising details, indicating Netflix treats the storefront item as official merchandise that must be accurate. The reports do not provide additional information about how widespread the shipment was, when it was discovered, or what the corrected version will display.
Netflix recalls Devil May Cry t-shirt after misspelling character name
Netflix removes a Devil May Cry T-shirt from its official storefront after a spelling error on the item’s design. Multiple outlets report that the shirt references the series’ characters Dante and “Vi...
- Netflix removes a Devil May Cry T-shirt from its official storefront after a spelling mistake.
- The shirt’s design references Dante and the name “Virgil.”
- The intended character name is Vergil, which is misspelled on the merchandise.
- The merchandise recall is tied to official store stock and product details.
- Reports from multiple outlets describe the same misspelling on the t-shirt.
The t-shirt in question refers to Dante and "Virgil."
3 months agoThey say the Devil is in the details, but it seems someone missed that memo, as Netflix has had to remove a Devil May Cry T-shirt from its official storefront, after misspelling Vergil's name. Read more
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