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'''Dharkon''' ({{ja|ダーズ|Dāzu}}, ''Darz'') is one of the two main antagonists of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''{{'}}s [[Adventure Mode: World of Light]]. | '''Dharkon''' ({{ja|ダーズ|Dāzu}}, ''Darz'') is one of the two main antagonists of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''{{'}}s [[Adventure Mode: World of Light]]. They are described as the "Embodiment of Chaos and Darkness" in the World of Light. Their goal, similar to that of their light counterpart [[Galeem]], is to corrupt the universe in their own image. | ||
==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''== | ==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''== | ||
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After Galeem's first defeat, Dharkon appears from a portal in the sky, commanding an army of [[Crazy Hand]]s. After the Crazy Hands briefly fight Galeem's [[Master Hand]]s and win, Galeem proceeds to flee. Dharkon proceeds to take control of the remaining captive fighters and spirits and creates a world of darkness. | After Galeem's first defeat, Dharkon appears from a portal in the sky, commanding an army of [[Crazy Hand]]s. After the Crazy Hands briefly fight Galeem's [[Master Hand]]s and win, Galeem proceeds to flee. Dharkon proceeds to take control of the remaining captive fighters and spirits and creates a world of darkness. | ||
Dharkon is summoned following the defeat of [[Ganon]], [[Marx]], and [[Dracula]] in the Dark Realm. Following Dharkon's first defeat, | Dharkon is summoned following the defeat of [[Ganon]], [[Marx]], and [[Dracula]] in the Dark Realm. Following Dharkon's first defeat, they proceeds to flee into the final world, with Galeem following soon after. In the final world, Galeem and Dharkon wage war against each other, but are also seeking to destroy the fighters. | ||
If only Galeem is defeated during the Final Battle, Dharkon destroys Galeem's army, enchains and impales | If only Galeem is defeated during the Final Battle, Dharkon destroys Galeem's army, enchains and impales them and engulfs both the fighters and the world in darkness. Mario also is shown collapsing, seemingly dead, resulting in one of two bad endings. Dharkon then stares at the screen as it fades to black. | ||
If only Dharkon is defeated during the Final Battle, Galeem kills | If only Dharkon is defeated during the Final Battle, Galeem kills them before engulfing the fighters and the entire universe in a bright light once again. | ||
If both Galeem and Dharkon are confronted in the [[Final stage (World of Light)|final stage]], following Master Hand and Crazy Hand being freed from control and conquering the battlefield, the pair continue to battle each other along with their puppet fighters and bosses before turning their attention to the fighters in a three-way battle. Once both Dharkon and Galeem are finally defeated, they fall into the sea and explode, freeing all the spirits from their control. | If both Galeem and Dharkon are confronted in the [[Final stage (World of Light)|final stage]], following Master Hand and Crazy Hand being freed from control and conquering the battlefield, the pair continue to battle each other along with their puppet fighters and bosses before turning their attention to the fighters in a three-way battle. Once both Dharkon and Galeem are finally defeated, they fall into the sea and explode, freeing all the spirits from their control. | ||
===Moveset=== | ===Moveset=== | ||
Dharkon's eye is the only place | Dharkon's eye is the only place they can be damaged. They can be stunned with sufficient damage, which drops their eye on the stage for several seconds. After their health falls below half, Dharkon's sclera color will shift to dark violet. | ||
Note that many attacks' characteristics, such as a number of projectiles fired, vary depending on both Dharkon's health, the area | Note that many attacks' characteristics, such as a number of projectiles fired, vary depending on both Dharkon's health, the area they are being fought in, and the difficulty of World of Light. Also, certain attacks are never used in certain battles. | ||
During the final battle with Galeem and Dharkon, both bosses will target both the player and each other, and are capable of dealing damage to each other; if one is stunned, the other will seize the opportunity to take a potshot. Regardless, only the player can deplete their HP to 0. | During the final battle with Galeem and Dharkon, both bosses will target both the player and each other, and are capable of dealing damage to each other; if one is stunned, the other will seize the opportunity to take a potshot. Regardless, only the player can deplete their HP to 0. | ||
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!Move!!Damage!!Description | !Move!!Damage!!Description | ||
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|Centipede ({{ja|ムカデ|Mukade}})|| ||One of Dharkon's tentacles snakes around the arena while coated in dark energy, attempting to damage the player, with | |Centipede ({{ja|ムカデ|Mukade}})|| ||One of Dharkon's tentacles snakes around the arena while coated in dark energy, attempting to damage the player, with their eye trailing behind it. They will use a longer tentacle at low health, making it harder to avoid. | ||
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|Torrent of Darkness ({{ja|闇の奔流|Yami no Honryū}})|| ||Dharkon covers two sides of the screen with wave-shaped lines of darkness that provide a small, ever-shifting gap of safety between them. The fighter will rapidly take damage upon touching the lines. This attack goes through shields. If Galeem is present, each will contribute one wave to the attack. If Galeem is stunned, only the bottom of the screen is covered. | |Torrent of Darkness ({{ja|闇の奔流|Yami no Honryū}})|| ||Dharkon covers two sides of the screen with wave-shaped lines of darkness that provide a small, ever-shifting gap of safety between them. The fighter will rapidly take damage upon touching the lines. This attack goes through shields. If Galeem is present, each will contribute one wave to the attack. If Galeem is stunned, only the bottom of the screen is covered. | ||
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|Pillar of Darkness ({{ja|闇の柱|Yami no Hashira}})|| ||Dharkon creates beams of darkness that erupt from the ground. The beams reach very far vertically, meaning the player could potentially be [[KO]]'d through the upper [[blast line]] by them if they aren't careful. This attack is never used during | |Pillar of Darkness ({{ja|闇の柱|Yami no Hashira}})|| ||Dharkon creates beams of darkness that erupt from the ground. The beams reach very far vertically, meaning the player could potentially be [[KO]]'d through the upper [[blast line]] by them if they aren't careful. This attack is never used during their first battle, however. | ||
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|Dark Fighter ({{ja|闇のファイター|Yami no Faitā}})|| ||Dharkon vanishes and | |Dark Fighter ({{ja|闇のファイター|Yami no Faitā}})|| ||Dharkon vanishes and their tentacles expand, producing two (three on Hard difficulty) dark [[false character]]s to support them, which eventually self-destruct after a period of time and can inflict damage when they do so. If Galeem's false characters are present, they will fight each other. | ||
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|Transdimensional Rush ({{ja|異空間突進|Ikūkan Tosshin}})|| ||Dharkon sends | |Transdimensional Rush ({{ja|異空間突進|Ikūkan Tosshin}})|| ||Dharkon sends their tentacles through a series of portals, dealing damage as the tentacles pass by at multiple angles. Their eye will hover in the middle of the stage. | ||
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|Pierce ({{ja|突き刺す|Tsukisasu}})|| ||Dharkon uses three to five tentacles to attack the player one after another. Dharkon's eye is exposed when the last tentacle strikes. This attack is never used during the first fight with Dharkon. | |Pierce ({{ja|突き刺す|Tsukisasu}})|| ||Dharkon uses three to five tentacles to attack the player one after another. Dharkon's eye is exposed when the last tentacle strikes. This attack is never used during the first fight with Dharkon. | ||
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|Gatling ({{ja|ガトリング|Gatoringu}})|| ||Dharkon shoots a barrage of small energy bullets from the top left corner of the screen. These do negligible damage from far away (shielding all of them while standing on the right of the stage is possible) but massive damage if the player tries to get close to Dharkon. If Dharkon has taken enough damage, | |Gatling ({{ja|ガトリング|Gatoringu}})|| ||Dharkon shoots a barrage of small energy bullets from the top left corner of the screen. These do negligible damage from far away (shielding all of them while standing on the right of the stage is possible) but massive damage if the player tries to get close to Dharkon. If Dharkon has taken enough damage, they will end the barrage with a larger, more powerful blast. Neither type of projectile can be reflected, as these are actually disjointed hitboxes, similar to the [[Tabuu]]'s Tabuu Shot. | ||
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|Tear Apart ({{ja|引き裂く|Hikisaku}})|| ||Dharkon performs a damaging slash that rips a large red line across the screen. The resulting line, which lingers for a while, will cause the player to be slowed while inside it. At low health (after the first fight), | |Tear Apart ({{ja|引き裂く|Hikisaku}})|| ||Dharkon performs a damaging slash that rips a large red line across the screen. The resulting line, which lingers for a while, will cause the player to be slowed while inside it. At low health (after the first fight), they creates two red lines in an "X" shape instead. | ||
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|Time Bomb: X-Type ({{ja|時限爆弾X字タイプ|Jigen Bakudan Ekkusu-ji Taipu}})|| ||Dharkon creates three to six small objects that explode in X-shaped beams of darkness like [[X Bomb]]s. These can be destroyed before their detonation to stop the attack. Dharkon is likely to create more in | |Time Bomb: X-Type ({{ja|時限爆弾X字タイプ|Jigen Bakudan Ekkusu-ji Taipu}})|| ||Dharkon creates three to six small objects that explode in X-shaped beams of darkness like [[X Bomb]]s. These can be destroyed before their detonation to stop the attack. Dharkon is likely to create more in their second battle. | ||
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||| ||If Galeem is stunned, Dharkon turns | ||| ||If Galeem is stunned, Dharkon turns their tentacles into a hammer that crushes Galeem's core and deals significant damage. The player will also be damaged if they come too close, along with being [[Bury|buried]], remaining submerged longer if they sustained a fair amount of damage earlier. | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Crazy Dharkon.png|Dharkon invades with | Crazy Dharkon.png|Dharkon invades with their army of Crazy Hands | ||
Clash of Light and Darkness.png|Galeem and Dharkon waging war against each other with their armies of Master Hands and Crazy Hands | Clash of Light and Darkness.png|Galeem and Dharkon waging war against each other with their armies of Master Hands and Crazy Hands | ||
SSBU Galeem ending.png|Galeem kills Dharkon | SSBU Galeem ending.png|Galeem kills Dharkon | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Dharkon's theme is mostly comprised of the fourth verse of [[Lifelight]], the main theme of ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.'' | *Dharkon's theme is mostly comprised of the fourth verse of [[Lifelight]], the main theme of ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.'' | ||
*Dharkon's appearance of being an organic mass of tentacles resembles {{s|wikipedia|Azathoth}}, a being featured in the Cthulhu mythos. Along with | *Dharkon's appearance of being an organic mass of tentacles resembles {{s|wikipedia|Azathoth}}, a being featured in the Cthulhu mythos. Along with their single slitted eye, the boss could also be compared to {{s|wikipedia|Marvel Comics}}' {{s|wikipedia|Shuma-Gorath}} and {{s|wikipedia|Yog-Sothoth}} from the Cthulhu mythos. | ||
**Dharkon's color scheme also bears resemblance to the {{s|zeldawiki|Malice}} from ''The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild''. | **Dharkon's color scheme also bears resemblance to the {{s|zeldawiki|Malice}} from ''The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild''. | ||
*The [[Rage Blaster]] weapon bears a striking resemblance to Dharkon's tentacles. | *The [[Rage Blaster]] weapon bears a striking resemblance to Dharkon's tentacles. | ||
*Interestingly, Dharkon's eye always follows the fighter during | *Interestingly, Dharkon's eye always follows the fighter during their battle. This makes them the only boss in the ''Smash Bros.'' series with this distinction, as even their light-themed counterpart Galeem (apparently) does not track the player. | ||
*Dharkon appears in the {{SSBU|Hero}}'s reveal trailer, where {{SSBU|Link}} and the four incarnations of the Hero battle | *Dharkon appears in the {{SSBU|Hero}}'s reveal trailer, where {{SSBU|Link}} and the four incarnations of the Hero battle their puppet fighters. | ||
*Dharkon and Galeem are the only two bosses not to appear in Classic Mode as bosses since they are the antagonists of World of Light. | *Dharkon and Galeem are the only two bosses not to appear in Classic Mode as bosses, since they are the antagonists of the [[World of Light]]. | ||
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