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Sadly, this article has nothing to do with the titular writer of ''Dante's: Inferno''. Just because you wrote the first self-insertion fan-fiction does not mean that you get your own article on /tg/. Though he ''did'' inspire the modern version of hell, which lends itself to [[Monstergirl]]s and the [[Warp]]. | Sadly, this article has nothing to do with the titular writer of ''Dante's: Inferno''. Just because you wrote the first self-insertion fan-fiction does not mean that you get your own article on /tg/. Though he ''did'' inspire the modern version of hell, which lends itself to [[Monstergirl]]s and the [[Warp]]. | ||
It also has nothing to do with the protagonist of the Devil May Cry series, who despite being the most awesome thing since sliced velociraptors, is both a Xeno and a heretic by Imperium standards. Maybe a mutant, too, given the white hair. Never let the Inquisition near your video game collection, is what we're saying here. | |||
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Revision as of 04:45, 2 February 2013
Commander Dante is the Chapter Master of the Blood Angels and the oldest living (non-Chaos, non-Primarch) space marine who is not in a dreadnought. No one outside of the Blood Angels inner circle actually know how old he is. All that is confirmed is that he has been the Chapter Master for at least 1100 years. Even Logan Grimnar can't remember a time before Dante. He has kicked the ass of uncountable xenos, mutants and heretics in countless wars upon countless worlds. He is the victor of countless campaigns and his deeds are indistinguishable from legend. He also has long, straight black bishounen hair down to his waist (usually tucked in to his armor and golden mask when on the battlefield,) if the Blood Quest comic series is to be believed.
In the plot, Sanguinius made a prophecy that there would be some great battle that would kick the asses of all others and that there would be a great, golden warrior standing between the Emperor and the darkness. Dante thinks that this golden warrior is him because he has an ego so massive that if it was a physical object it would collapse under its own weight and turn into a black hole from which nothing but douchebaggery may escape. In other words, it is about 10% the size of Rowboat Girlyman's, which is still an improvement.
He also worked with a Necron army to defeat a Tyranid hive fleet and is secretly gay for a Necron Lord named the Silent King (if you can be gay for a genderless robot, enjoy your Black Library).
Sadly, this article has nothing to do with the titular writer of Dante's: Inferno. Just because you wrote the first self-insertion fan-fiction does not mean that you get your own article on /tg/. Though he did inspire the modern version of hell, which lends itself to Monstergirls and the Warp.
It also has nothing to do with the protagonist of the Devil May Cry series, who despite being the most awesome thing since sliced velociraptors, is both a Xeno and a heretic by Imperium standards. Maybe a mutant, too, given the white hair. Never let the Inquisition near your video game collection, is what we're saying here. Template:Marines-Ravens