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Dark Rimuru, Dark Rimura, and Dark Rimuro[1] are a trio of Dark Matter beings that debut in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.

Games[]

Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards[]

The trio appears as part of a larger Dark Matter collective, which attacks and envelops the planet Ripple Star. When the fairy Ribbon flees with the planet's Crystal, the three of them split from the larger mass and chase after her. The trio's efforts to stop her cause the Crystal to be shattered into pieces, which are then scattered across various planets. They then split up to look for said pieces. After defeating each of them, they are dispelled. They can be seen in the true ending while Dark Star is being destroyed.

Dark Rimuru[]

Dark Rimuru comes across a Waddle Dee, who had just picked up a Crystal Shard, and ends up possessing him, changing his appearance to one near identical to Waddle Doo. In this state, it fights Kirby, but is ultimately defeated.

Dark Rimura[]

Dark Rimura possesses Adeleine, who had also picked up a shard. The battle with Kirby that ensues plays out very similar to Ado’s battle in Kirby's Dream Land 3, where she draws various enemies. Dark Rimura is defeated by Kirby as well.

Dark Rimuro[]

Dark Rimuro follows after yet another shard, and takes control of King Dedede, ending up fighting Kirby in a manner similar to prior battles with him in a possessed state. It is defeated like the other two.

Kirby Star Allies[]

The trio makes a brief cameo appearance alongside in the Celebration Picture "Chasing Our Dreams." They are in the bottom right corner.

Trivia[]

  • In Japanese, their names are spelled with an interpunct separating "Dark" from the rest of their names, which in contrast is not done for the term "Dark Matter."
  • In Japanese sources, they were never referred as being related to Dark Matter, instead being referred to as the Black Cloud. Their relation comes only from localizations.

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References[]

  1. Page 124 of the Nintendo Official Guidebook: Kirby of the Stars 64
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