Fans who are eagerly waiting for Dante's return may be in for a treat as Capcom may possibly reveal "Devil May Cry 5" at this year's Tokyo Game Show.

While this is not officially revealed by Capcom themselves, the clue is hidden in the recently released TGS stage schedule for the publisher.

Capcom will be holding stage presentations for some of its popular games like the highly anticipated "Resident Evil 7," "Street Fighter V," "Monster Hunter Stories" and more, as shown below, via Gematsu.

"Monster Hunter Spirits" (Arcade) - Playable

"Monster Hunter Stories" (3DS) - Playable, Stage Event, Live Stream - Visit the theater booth to see the opening movie and a special video you won't see elsewhere.

"Monster Hunter Explore"

"Resident Evil 7: Biohazard" (PS4, PSVR, XBO, PC) - Playable (PS4, PSVR), Stage Event, Live Stream - The latest demo will make its first debut in Japan.

"Toraware no Palm" (iOS, Android) - Playable, Stage Event

"Street Fighter V"- Special Stage

"Megami Meguri"

"Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney" 15^th Anniversary Talk

"Sengoku Basara"

"Dragon's Dogma Online"

Fans are disappointed that there is no mention of "Devil May Cry" on the list. However, there are a few noticeable gaps in the schedule, which raises the possibility of a secret "DmC" reveal.

Looking at the publisher's Sept. 17 schedule, there is a five minute segment that is only marked as "Talk." Capcom may reveal a short teaser video for the upcoming "Devil May Cry" title during this short interval.

The Sept 18 schedule also has another five minute interval inserted towards the end of the day. There is no official word from Capcom, so take this rumor with a grain of salt.

You can check the full Tokyo Game Show schedule for Capcom on another Gematsu report.

There has been a lot of speculations about a possible "Devil May Cry 5," which is rumored to do away with Ninja Theory's "DmC" reboot. The publisher is said to be working on the next "DmC" title, based on this picture posted by Nero's voice actor Johnny Yong Bosch on Facebook.

So is Capcom really working on "Devil May Cry 5?" We may possibly find out next week. Stay tuned for updates.