Sometimes love brings the heat, and that’s especially true in Date Everything! when you meet Dante — your smoldering, passionate fireplace companion. This fiery charmer is eager to share his wisdom on pickup lines, flirting, and matters of the heart, but diving into his lessons too soon might leave you burned.

Consider saving Dante for one of your final romantic pursuits in Date Everything! — he’s not just hot to the touch, but emotionally deep and sensitive. To truly connect with him, you’ll need strong SPECS stats. Woo him with charm, patience, and emotional intelligence — if you can handle the flame.

Important Details

Where to Find Dante

Dante lives as the sentient spirit of your fireplace, located in the living room on the first floor. To spark a conversation, interact directly with the logs inside the fireplace. Be careful: using the Dateviators on the nearby bottle will summon the pirate instead, so make sure you're clicking the right spot to call forth Dante.

Wait Before Approaching Dante — Boost Your SPECS First

While it's tempting to greet every Dateable early to fill out your Date-a-Dex (especially hidden ones like the fancy geode beneath the house or the secret magic kit, which unlock after completing other character arcs), it's wise to delay meeting Dante until you're better prepared.

To smoothly navigate his romantic lessons and make a strong impression from the start, aim for these SPECS benchmarks:

• 50 Charm
• 40 Poise
• 70 Empathy
• 50 Sass

Since each Dateable rewards +5 to their corresponding SPECS stat upon completing an ending, reaching these numbers means you’ll have already romanced several characters. Hitting these stats before meeting Dante opens up smoother dialogue choices during your first encounter, helping you build rapport faster.

Dante's Collectibles In Date Everything!

How to Shape Your Relationship With Dante

Love

Even if you meet Dante before maxing out your SPECS, don’t panic — you can still earn his love. The key is to be a thoughtful listener and avoid sleazy or disrespectful responses during his teachings. High stats just speed things along; heart and sincerity carry you the rest of the way.

Dante will invite you to enroll in his Way of the Flame course — a structured romance curriculum not unlike what another suave housemate upstairs offers. Accept the invitation to begin your four-part journey learning the art of love from a true smooth operator.

To win Dante’s affection during each class, choose these responses:

• First class: Show genuine interest in your date’s passions. When discussing books, ask about their favorite character. Later, when imagining a concert, inquire if they’re going with friends — it shows care without overstepping.
• Second class: Focus on observation and connection. When at a party with a mutual friend Ash, ask how they know Ash, then gently explore their job or life at the office to show interest in their world.
• Third class: Few critical choices here. When presented with a social scenario, select “nod and ask questions” to demonstrate active listening.
• Fourth class: This is your moment to shine. Before the session ends abruptly, ask about thrifting — this choice reveals depth and curiosity, impressing Dante deeply.

Friendship

You can secure a platonic ending with Dante as early as your second interaction. During that conversation, you’ll have the option to tell him you’re only interested in friendship, not romance.

You’ll still attend all four of Dante’s Way of the Flame classes, but after the final lesson, the story shifts to a heartfelt, non-romantic conclusion, sealing your bond as close companions.

Hate

Earning Dante’s disdain is surprisingly simple. This passionate soul values depth, sincerity, and respect — and he outright despises “scumbags.” While he’ll ask you to promise not to be one, breaking that promise is the path to his hate ending.

To push him away:

• Mock his advice.
• Choose rude, arrogant, or overly suggestive responses.
• Treat his Way of the Flame course like a joke.
• When he asks why you keep visiting, answer “because you’re hot” — a shallow reply that insults his desire for meaningful connection.

Dante may reject you even before the final class if you consistently show disrespect. He offers real emotional wisdom — if you dismiss it, he won’t stick around.

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