Trish

As a puppet of Mundus, Trish was originally cruel and uncaring, but after Dante saved her, she began to develop emotions and compassion towards him, and eventually sacrificed herself to save him from Mundus's attack. After being revived, Trish joined Dante at his shop, and showed excitement at being his partner. By the time of the animated series, she has gone off on her own. She maintains a flirty and carefree attitude throughout.

Trish returns occasionally and seems to enjoy playfully picking on Dante and giving him trouble, and although she rejoins him in Devil May Cry 4, she has basically the same habits and bickers with Dante at several points in the game, she is also shown to be more feminine in her appearance than other women in the series, having been shown re-applying lipstick before leaving for a mission and has painted her nails. She happily took Dante's compliment of her disguise as Gloria, saying she dresses to impress.

Like Dante, Trish enjoys a good fight, prolonging a fight with Lady for up to two days rather than telling her who she is (although Trish compliments Lady's skill and determination and found her more interesting than she thought). In the epilogue of Devil May Cry, she challenges Dante to complete their mission in five minutes and in Devil May Cry 4, she refers to her upcoming mission as a "party". In Devil May Cry 5, she started a race with Lady to fight Urizen. Despite her seemingly non-caring attitude, Trish was able to evacuate the people of Fortuna showing she has a moral sense when it comes to civilians.

Trish is not without empathy, as shown when she tried to calm Nero down from his distress after learning Vergil was his father. Despite her love for fighting, she desperately tried to convince him that he couldn't kill his own father. She was also willing to listen to V as he opened up to her about his past and insecurities. However, she rejected his needs for maternal approval, telling him she isn't his mother and that he should be able to move forward on his own.