* BagOfSpilling: Most of the firearms and Devil Arms he acquires in the games don't get carried over between them. ] for having to ] one of Enzo's ] due to a Devil Arm trying to ] Enzo before the anime]], as told by Morrison in ]. One reason is that the Devil Arms from ''1'' and ''3'' were given to Enzo, his former agent mentioned in ''1''s manual, as a form of collateral on his debt. ], the only ones that do are Force Edge ]acquired in ''3'', kept for ''1'', given to Trish after the endgame], Rebellion ]default sword in ''3'', re-appeared in ''2'' and ''4'', ] ] and the Shotgun ]acquired in ''3'', lost after game, re-acquired in ''1'', lost by ''2'' but re-acquired during the story, and then kept for ''4'' (as the Coyote-A)]. It should be noted that, despite this, he was able to get enough money to buy his office by the age of 18. sister, while the rest of his savings are used to replace his red coat.

He has also been sending a significant amount of money to Grue's surviving daughters over the years after the deather death of their father and sister.

However, As explained further in side materials such as the first ''Devil May Cry'' novel, the 2007 anime, and ''Before the Nightmare'', this is largely self imposed, as self-imposed he refuses to take money from those that need it and often rejects jobs that either don't involve demons or he believes are wrong, such as when he refused to kill Brad after assessing that he had good intentions, regardless of how profitable they would be, and be. His character profile also states that he often needs to borrow money from Lady, which is something she considers a massive turn-off. * MoneyDumb: Dante is revealed to be exceptionally bad with money, to the degree that his utilities and rent are constantly late (the events of ''VideoGame/DevilMaењњry5'' begin with Dante's business having no electricity or running water).

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