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Dark Meta Knight
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| “ | He's back...with a vengeance. The darkest shadow of the strongest warrior. Sealed in the labyrinth of the mirror for aeons, this dark knight has returned with one thing on his mind... Revenge! | ” | — VS Dark Meta Knight's Revenge Pause Screen description in Kirby: Triple Deluxe |
Dark Meta Knight is a sinister duplicate of Meta Knight who serves as the secondary antagonist of Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, and the Final Boss of Dededetour! in Kirby: Triple Deluxe. He is Meta Knight's Mirror World counterpart and dark shadow. His latest appearance is that of a playable Dream Friend in Kirby Star Allies, where he has many of Meta Knight's abilities, along with some mirror-based powers. Dark Meta Knight initially took on the appearance and coloration of his more familiar counterpart, Meta Knight, but was later uncovered during the events of his debut game, Kirby & The Amazing Mirror.
Little is known about Dark Meta Knight's motives, aside from the idea that he is generally evil, due to having been created by Dark Mind. He carries a silver version of Galaxia and appears to be Meta Knight's equal at the very least, due to being able to defeat him in a straight up sword duel. In place of superb aerial mobility, Dark Meta Knight instead relies on powers related to mirrors, able to make duplicate copies of himself, attack with shards of glass, and reflect enemy projectiles in a similar manner to the Mirror ability. Over time, he has become more visually distinct from Meta Knight in-game, gaining tattered wings and a deep cut through his mask.
Physical appearance[edit]
When he debuted in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, Dark Meta Knight looked exactly like Meta Knight in-game, just with a different color scheme. He has a dark gray body with red feet, pale silver armor, and a silver sword. However, his official art shows a more distinct design. Dark Meta Knight is distinguished by a slash mark on his mask over his left eye, which was left by Meta Knight during their duel at the beginning of Kirby & The Amazing Mirror.[1] His mask has a thinner visor, he has a torn cape, and he wields a silver version of Galaxia with a blue gem.
Starting in Kirby: Triple Deluxe, Dark Meta Knight's in-game appearance correctly matches his official art from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror. His Galaxia still has six prongs, whereas Meta Knight's has been consistently shown with four since Kirby's Return to Dream Land. Additionally, his pauldrons are now dark gray instead of silver.
In Kirby Star Allies, Dark Meta Knight's 3D model is enhanced, reflecting Meta Knight's redesign from Kirby: Planet Robobot onward. His mask and armor have additional scratches on them, his eyes are pale orange rather than yellow, and his wings are tattered at the edges. He now wears a pair of red shoes, and his feet are shown to be black. Lastly, he has his personal icon on his right pauldron (Meta Knight's icon is on his left).
Game appearances[edit]
| Dark Meta Knight's video game appearances | ||
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| Kirby series | ||
| Game | Role | Note |
| Kirby & The Amazing Mirror | Boss and secondary antagonist | |
| Kirby Super Star Ultra | Reference | Appears in one of the cards in Kirby Card Swipe. |
| Kirby: Triple Deluxe | Surprise boss and final boss | Known as Dark Meta Knight's Revenge in this game. He is the final boss of Dededetour!. |
| Kirby: Planet Robobot | Reference | Appears as a sticker. |
| Kirby Battle Royale | Reference | The Dark Meta Knight Mask appears as one of Meta Knight's headgears. |
| Kirby Star Allies | Playable character and Dream Friend | Available since version 3.0.0. |
| Super Kirby Clash | Reference | Appears as a sticker. |
| Kirby's Dream Buffet | Reference | Appears as a Character Treat. |
| Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe | Reference | Appears as a golden statue in Merry Magoland as a reward for completing 40 Missions, and his likeness appears in the form of two Dress-Up Masks. |
| Super Smash Bros. series | ||
| Super Smash Bros. Ultimate | Reference | Meta Knight's 7th color change is based on him. |
Kirby & The Amazing Mirror[edit]
Intro[edit]
In the intro cutscene when idle on the title screen, Kirby is strolling around in a field when he bumps into Dark Meta Knight, who is shrouded in shadow. In the blink of an eye, Dark Meta Knight slashes Kirby with his dark version of Galaxia. Somehow, the slice cuts Kirby into four clones. With the Kirbys still stunned, Dark Meta Knight flies off and enters the mirror world. They at first are confused, but they recover quickly and fly after him, sharing a single Warp Star.
At the actual beginning of the game (when the player can really control Kirby), Dark Meta Knight is seen standing in front of the four Kirbys, but he quickly runs off. When the Kirbys follow him for a little bit, a cutscene is shown where Dark Meta Knight encounters his good counterpart in the hub of the mirror world. They have a brief duel, and Dark Meta Knight wins. Victorious, Dark Meta Knight knocks Meta Knight into the Dimension Mirror and slices its glass into 8 Mirror Shards. After this, he enters the mirror doorway to Rainbow Route and leaves.
First Battle: ? ? ?[edit]
Dark Meta Knight is located at the end of Radish Ruins. Here, he is only known as ? ? ? and is disguised as Meta Knight. In this battle, he fights largely like Meta Knight from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, using the following moves:
| Dark Meta Knight's attacks as "? ? ?" | ||
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| Name | Description | Notes |
| Hover Flap | Dark Meta Knight uses his wings to fly higher into the air. | This distinguishes his fight from Meta Knight's in Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, since there, Meta Knight does not use his wings. |
| Guard | Dark Meta Knight raises his defense to block incoming attack by holding his sword out. | |
| Overhead Slash | Dark Meta Knight throws out a quick sword strike while on the ground, usually after pacing in sync with Kirby's own movement. | This attack leaves a Drop Star in front of Dark Meta Knight. |
| Sword Spin | Dark Meta Knight spins with his sword out while jumping through the air in parabolic fashion. | |
| Down Thrust | Dark Meta Knight leaps into the air and then falls straight down with his sword facing downward. | This attack leaves Drop Stars around the point of impact with the ground. |
Attack names may be conjectural, based on similar moves with known names.
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Notably, Dark Meta Knight does not offer a sword to Kirby before the fight begins, which helps to tip off that he is not who he appears to be. Due to this, it is possible for Kirby to fight Dark Meta Knight here with any ability he chooses, or indeed none. This also means that, unlike Meta Knight's battle in Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, Dark Meta Knight will leave Drop Stars after some of his attacks so Kirby can fight back if he has no ability. Dark Meta Knight as ??? has 60 HP, which takes 6 Star Bullets (10 damage per shot) to defeat should Kirby use no ability at all.
When Dark Meta Knight is defeated, he regains his dark shade. His mask also falls off, showing a similar cute and Kirby-like face that Meta Knight has. He then runs off after concealing himself in his cloak, leaving his old sword behind and a piece of the Dimension Mirror.
Second Battle: Dark Meta Knight[edit]
When Kirby restores all the Mirror Shards and enters the Dimension Mirror, he sees Dark Meta Knight again, disguised as Meta Knight still. However, when the real Meta Knight appears and points towards him, he is revealed in his true form, Dark Meta Knight.
In this rematch, Dark Meta Knight actually has only 48 HP, sharply decreased from his first battle. However, he attacks more aggressively, has a lot of higher defense against most attacks (most notably the Sword ability only does 2 HP of damage) and has two new, more powerful attacks that are very hard to dodge:
- Crescent Shot - Dark Meta Knight can fire purple energy waves from his sword. They travel very fast and can be fired up to three times in a row. (The Crescent Shot from Master actually shares the same sprite but orange-colored instead. Meta Knight would reuse this sprite in red as his Fire Crescent Shot in Kirby: Squeak Squad.)
- Tornado Slash - Dark Meta Knight can also use this signature move of Meta Knight since Kirby Super Star. He requires charging to use this attack. After releasing his charge, he stabs his sword into the ground to summons a giant tornado that throws Kirby into the air in contact. When his HP is low, the tornado can travel the full screen, and the only way to avoid it is moving behind him when he's charging.
Upon defeat, Dark Meta Knight shatters like glass, presumably destroyed. Kirby is then sucked into a warp hole to battle the real mastermind of this game, Dark Mind.
Kirby Super Star Ultra[edit]
In Kirby Super Star Ultra, Dark Meta Knight appears as a collectible card in the sub-game Kirby Card Swipe.
Kirby: Triple Deluxe[edit]
Dark Meta Knight (as Dark Meta Knight's Revenge) reappears as a surprise boss in Kirby: Triple Deluxe.
In Dededetour!, King Dedede accidentally releases Dark Meta Knight from his mirror prison and has to fight him as the final boss of this mode. Upon defeat, Dark Meta Knight is sealed back into the mirror, and King Dedede smashes both the mirror and Dark Meta Knight inside with his hammer.
In The True Arena, Dark Meta Knight is also fought by Kirby as the third boss of the Nightmare Four (the others are Queen Sectonia DX, Shadow Dedede and Soul of Sectonia). When he is defeated by Kirby, he shatters like glass and vanishes.
In addition to his previous moves from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, Dark Meta Knight uses new attacks that involve creating false clones and attacking with shards of glass.
The first phase of Dark Meta Knight's Revenge battle plays the theme "Revenge of the Enemy" and the second phase plays a fast rock and roll remix of his own theme from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, now rearranged and titled "Shadow Strike".
The following lists all of Dark Meta Knight's attacks in Triple Deluxe. Unlike other bosses, Dark Meta Knight attacks in a random order every time he's fought, with one exception. Attacks in italics are used during the second phase only.
| Attacks of Dark Meta Knight's Revenge in Kirby: Triple Deluxe | |
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| Attack | Description |
| Triple Slash | Dark Meta Knight slashes three times in a row, similar to Meta Knight's version since Kirby's Return to Dream Land. This can be followed by 'Hyper Rush'. |
| Hyper Rush - Cresent Shot | Dark Meta Knight performs multiple slashes and finishes by firing a crescent-shaped energy wave from his sword.
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| Triple Cresent Shot | Dark Meta Knight charges his sword quickly to fire 3 Crescent Shots in a row. |
| Spin Slash | Dark Meta Knight requires charging to use this attack.
After releasing his charge, he performs a horizontal spin slash, leaving stars around him.
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| Piercing Slash | Dark Meta Knight dashes while thrusting his sword.
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| Glide Sword | Dark Meta Knight glides while thrusting his sword from the background and into the foreground twice. |
| Up Thrust | Dark Meta Knight may stab upward if Kirby/King Dedede is over his head. |
| Down Thrust | Dark Meta Knight may thrust down his sword when in midair, leaving two stars on impact. |
| Spinning Sword | Dark Meta Knight jumps with a vertical spinning slash. When he lands, his sword sends out a shockwave that travels across the ground. The shockwave leaves a star when hitting the wall.
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| Mach Tornado | Dark Meta Knight jumps and spins himself as a tornado, which cannot be guarded. If Kirby/King Dedede is hit by the tornado, they will be thrown into the air and take damage when crashing onto the ground. Dark Meta Knight leaves two stars when landing.
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| Tornado Slash | Dark Meta Knight requires charging to use this attack.
After releasing his charge, he stabs his sword into the ground to summon a giant unguardable tornado that travels across the stage. |
| Blade Burst | Dark Meta Knight summons multiple giant mirror swords that erupt from the ground. In the second phase, he may perform this 3 times in a row.
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| Mirror's Division | Dark Meta Knight always begins with this attack in the second phase and might do this attack later in the battle assuming his health hasn't been depleted.
He divides himself into three, two of which are false clones. Every Dark Meta Knight hides into a mirror respectively.
Then, he merges with any remaining clones, divides himself again, shuffles around, and repeats the above attack pattern one more time. |
| Attack names are taken from official Japanese strategy guides. | |
Dark Meta Knight also appears among the audience in the Kirby Master movie. Interestingly enough, although Dark Meta Knight appears in Kirby: Triple Deluxe, the original Meta Knight is nowhere to be seen, except in a balloon made by the Circus ability and a small cameo in the Kirby Master movie.
Dark Meta Knight performing a Spin Slash
Dark Meta Knight conjuring giant blades
Dark Meta Knight creating mirror images
Dark Meta Knight and his mirror images preparing to dive-bomb Dedede
Kirby: Planet Robobot[edit]
In Kirby: Planet Robobot, Dark Meta Knight's artwork from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror appears as a sticker. He also makes a cameo appearance as one of the balloons that Circus Kirby can make from his move Balloon Pop Art, replacing the Meta Knight balloon from Kirby: Triple Deluxe.
Kirby Battle Royale[edit]
In Kirby Battle Royale, Dark Meta Knight Mask is one of Meta Knight's alternative Headgears. It can be purchased for 1500 Battle Coins.
Kirby Star Allies[edit]
| “ | "…" Is that the uninvited knight from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror?! Guess he had a fight with Meta Knight. The Mirror World must cast a long shadow across the galaxy… At least he's here as a friend! |
” | — Guest Star Dark Meta Knight From the Shadows Pause Screen description in Kirby Star Allies |
Dark Meta Knight makes his first playable appearance in Kirby Star Allies as a Dream Friend. He was added to the game with version 3.0.0 on July 27th, 2018. His version of Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go! features several areas based on those of Kirby & The Amazing Mirror.
Dark Meta Knight's Dream Friend moveset combines the abilities of Sword and Mirror. His Sword ability can also be granted elemental powers. When he loses a life, he has a unique animation: instead of flipping off-stage, Dark Meta Knight shatters like glass, a reference to how he has been destroyed in previous titles.
Dark Meta Knight's Japanese Guest Star description is somewhat different. It mentions that he was "drawn out by the galaxy's distant darkness", referring to a similar line in Meta Knight's description ("Sensing the distant darkness, that mysterious knight flies!").
| “ | あの まねかれざる きしが「鏡の大迷宮」から よみがえる！ え？ メタナイトと ケンカしたの？ けど、フレンズに なっちゃえば もう だいじょうぶ。 鏡の国のカゲが、銀河かなたの闇に ひかれ、飛ぶ！ That uninvited knight from "The Amazing Mirror" is reborn! Huh? Did he get into a fight with Meta Knight? Well, once he becomes your Friend, it'll be okay. Drawn out by the galaxy's distant darkness, the Mirror World's shadow flies! |
” | — Guest Star Dark Meta Knight From the Shadows Pause Screen description in Kirby Star Allies (Japanese) |
As shown in his, Adeleine's, and Daroach's Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go! ending pictures, Dark Meta Knight seems to be sloppy when it comes to art.
Moveset[edit]
| “ | This shadowy figure makes a bold return from the land of The Amazing Mirror! Perhaps he was drawn by the dark hearts, but while his motivations may be shady, he'll sure make a mighty ally. The power of the shadow can pierce through any light! | ” | — Dark Meta Knight pause screen description in the Story Mode and The Ultimate Choice of Kirby Star Allies |
| Dark Meta Knight's moveset in Kirby Star Allies Facing right | |||
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| Skill | Button Execution | Description | Damage[2] |
| Overhead Slash | B
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Dark Meta Knight swings his sword forwards. | 120 |
| Dark Beam | B with full health
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Dark Meta Knight swings and fires a small beam from his sword. | 240 |
| Dark Triple Slash | B twice after Overhead Slash
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Dark Meta Knight swings his sword two more times. | 80+320 |
| Dark Multithrust - Edge Smash | B after Dark Triple Slash
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Dark Meta Knight swings his sword quickly many times, and on the last swing, he summons a giant sword from a mirror. | Dark Multithrust: 40+28+20+14+10 Edge Smash: 320 (×2 if close) |
| Dark Drill - Upper Edge | Dash + B
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Dark Meta Knight lunges forward with his sword outstretched to stab enemies, and at the end of the lunge, he summons three small swords from mirrors.
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Dark Drill: 120+20×2 Upper Edge: 240 (×2 if close)
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| Dark Spiral | Dark Drill + ↑ + B
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Dark Meta Knight jumps up and spirals into the air.
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120+80×6 |
| Meteor Edge | Dark Spiral + ↓ + B
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Dark Meta Knight summons a giant sword from a mirror, striking foes and making them plummet to the ground.
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320 (×2 if close) |
| Dark Crosscut | Dash + B in midair
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Dark Meta Knight slashes his sword twice.
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120+40 |
| Triple Thrust | B after Dark Crosscut
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Dark Meta Knight swings his sword and summons three small swords from mirrors.
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240 (×2 if close)
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| Dark Chop | B in midair
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Dark Meta Knight thrusts his sword at foes, pushing him back once he hits them. | 160 |
| Mirror Spin Slash | Press and hold B, and then release
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Dark Meta Knight charges up his sword and then spins around with it outstretched, creating a barrier that reflects enemy projectiles in the process.
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Spin: 180+90×3 Final slash: 360 Total: 810 Reflected projectile: 200 (not buffed by elemental power) |
| Dark Calibur | Press and hold B, and then release + ↑
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Dark Meta Knight lunges upwards into the air. Any enemies caught in this attack will be sliced multiple times and then smashed into the ground.
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Upper: 120+60×4 Crosscut: 40×7 Final slash: 800 Ricochet enemy: 320
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| Triple Crescent Shot | ↓, and then → + B
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Dark Meta Knight swings his sword three times, and each time he does so, he fires a sword beam.
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Triple Slash: 120+80+360 Crescent Shot: 160+40+40 |
| Blade Burst | ↓, and then ↑ + B
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Dark Meta Knight summons four giant swords from mirrors, two of which on each side.
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240 each sword |
| Wall of Mirrors | ↑ + B
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Dark Meta Knight uses Up Thrust while summoning a wall of glass around himself, which can damage enemies and reflect projectiles.
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Up Thrust: 160 Reflected projectile: 200 (not buffed by elemental power) |
| Dark Mirror | ↓ + B
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Dark Meta Knight splits into two mirror projections, damaging any nearby enemies.
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160+80 |
| Dark Mirror - Ring | ↓ + B in midair
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Dark Meta Knight creates six mirror projections around himself in the shape of a circle.
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40+20×3+140 |
| Hover | A in midair
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Dark Meta Knight flaps his wings in order to fly.
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40 (not buffed by elemental power) |
| Reflector Shield | L/R
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Dark Meta Knight hides inside a mirror, which reflects enemy projectiles like the Mirror ability's Reflect Guard does.
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Reflected projectile: 200 (not buffed by elemental power) |
| Reference: A Star Bullet deals 520 damage. | |||
The following moves, while sharing the same button execution, are significantly different between Meta Knight and Dark Meta Knight:
| Button Execution | Meta Knight | Dark Meta Knight |
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| Dash + B in midair | Knight Spin | Dark Crosscut Triple Thrust (B after Dark Crosscut) |
| Press and hold B, and then release + ↑ | Mach Tornado | Dark Calibur |
| ↓ + B | Down Thrust | Dark Mirror Dark Mirror - Ring (in midair) |
| ↓, and then ↑ + B | Shuttle Loop | Blade Burst |
Cameos[edit]
- A stone plate of Shadow Kirby and Dark Meta Knight's artwork from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror appears before Meta Knight battle in the Sacred Square stage.
- One of the Stone ability transformations has the statue of Dark Meta Knight.
Super Kirby Clash[edit]
Dark Meta Knight appears as a sticker using his artwork from Kirby Star Allies.
Kirby's Dream Buffet[edit]
In Kirby's Dream Buffet, Dark Meta Knight appears on a Character Treat, using his artwork from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror. Notably, unlike all of the other Dream Friends from Kirby Star Allies, Dark Meta Knight is not represented by a costume or color for Kirby in this game.
Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe[edit]
In Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe, there are two Dress-Up Masks based on Dark Meta Knight, including one that is based on his Dark Mirror attacks in Kirby Star Allies. Dark Meta Knight's mask can be unlocked by completing card #07 in the Stamp Rally, while completing 40 missions unlocks the Dark Mirror variant in addition to a statue of him based on his artwork pose from Kirby Star Allies in Merry Magoland.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[edit]
In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, one of Meta Knight's alternate colors is based on Dark Meta Knight.
Music[edit]
- Main article: Dark Meta Knight (theme)
Dark Meta Knight's boss battle theme is titled "Dark Meta Knight" on Kirby & The Amazing Mirror Sound Plus and "Shadow Strike" on the Kirby: Triple Deluxe Soundtrack.
Trivia[edit]
- In the German version of Kirby: Triple Deluxe, he is erroneously called "Meta-Knights Dunkle Rache", which translates into "Meta Knight's Dark Revenge".
- Interestingly both Shadow Dedede and Shadow Kirby were translated literally, so Dark Meta Knight was the only one this has happened to. Additionally, Dark Meta Knight's Keychain in the same game is properly translated as "Dark Meta-Knight".
- Dark Meta Knight is one of the few bosses in the Kirby series with an explicit depiction of blood, as he spurts out blood from his body at the beginning of both phases in his Kirby: Triple Deluxe battle. The others include Zero, 0², Shadow Dedede, Star Dream Soul OS and Void Termina (Phase 2).
- In Version 3.0.0 of Kirby Star Allies, Dark Meta Knight could never have an element in the skits even though the coding allowed him to. This has been fixed in Version 4.0.0.
- Dark Meta Knight's mask breaks and reveals his face in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, though because he is merely a color swap of Meta Knight, little can be determined from this. While his mask doesn't break in Kirby: Triple Deluxe and Kirby Star Allies, removing the mask from his Star Allies 3D model shows his face is no different to that of Meta Knight, including the same yellow eyes. However, there is no scar on Dark Meta Knight's left eye, meaning only his mask got hit.[3]
- The mention of "the labyrinth of the mirror" in Dark Meta Knight's Revenge's pause screen description is a reference to the Japanese title of Kirby & The Amazing Mirror: 星のカービィ 鏡の大迷宮 (Kirby of the Stars: The Great Labyrinth of the Mirror). This is more obvious in the Japanese version, as it uses the phrase カガミの中の めいきゅう ("the labyrinth within the mirror").
Gallery[edit]
Artwork[edit]
Sticker of Dark Meta Knight from Kirby: Planet Robobot
Kirby Star Allies pause screen artwork
Promotional hand-drawn artwork for the Wave 2 Dream Friends from Kirby Star Allies
"The Great Labyrinth Battle" Celebration Picture from Kirby Star Allies, featuring Dark Meta Knight
"Shadowy Partners" Celebration Picture from Kirby Star Allies, featuring Dark Meta Knight and Daroach battling enemies in Jambastion
Dark Meta Knight appears alongside Adeleine, Ribbon and Daroach in this ending illustration from Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!
Miiverse illustration made for the Kirby: Triple Deluxe community in celebration of the holiday season, drawn by Shinya Kumazaki
Miiverse illustration commemorating the first anniversary of Kirby: Triple Deluxe
Halloween 2018 illustration from the Kirby JP Twitter featuring Dark Meta Knight with Count Dracula's cape
Sprites[edit]
Sprite from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
Sprite from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
Sprite from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
Boss Endurance Icon from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
Card from Kirby Card Swipe in Kirby Super Star Ultra
The True Arena Icon from Kirby: Triple Deluxe
Keychain from Kirby: Triple Deluxe
Icon from Kirby Star Allies
Dark Meta Knight Dress-Up Mask from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe
Dark Meta Knight (Dark Mirror) Dress-Up Mask from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe
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Screenshots[edit]
Circus's Balloon Pop Art in Kirby Planet Robobot
Title screen for Guest Star Dark Meta Knight: From the Shadows in Kirby Star Allies
Stone transformation of Dark Meta Knight in Kirby Star Allies
The Dark Meta Knight statue at Merry Magoland in Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe
Kirby wearing the Dark Meta Knight Dress-Up Mask in Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe
Kirby wearing the Dark Meta Knight (Dark Mirror) Dress-Up Mask in Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe
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Other[edit]
Model from Kirby: Triple Deluxe
Credits picture of King Dedede destroying the Dimension Mirror with Dark Meta Knight inside it in Kirby: Triple Deluxe
Tip image of Kirby adventuring with the Wave 2 Dream Friends, featuring Dark Meta Knight in Kirby Star Allies
Guest Star Dark Meta Knight bonus credits picture from Kirby Star Allies
Heroes in Another Dimension credits picture from Kirby Star Allies, featuring Dark Meta Knight confusing Meta Knight with Reflector Shield
Heroes in Another Dimension credits picture from Kirby Star Allies, featuring Dark Meta Knight as part of a Friend Circle
Heroes in Another Dimension credits picture from Kirby Star Allies, featuring Meta Knight and Dark Meta Knight fighting Parallel Meta Knight
Character Treat from Kirby's Dream Buffet
Magnet of Dark Meta Knight made for Kirby's 30th Anniversary, from the "PITATTO" merchandise line
Dedede Directory about Dark Meta Knight
Names in other languages[edit]
Dark Meta Knight[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | ダークメタナイト Dāku Meta Naito |
Dark Meta Knight |
| Traditional Chinese | 闇魅塔騎士 àn mèi tǎ qí shì |
Darkness Meta Knight |
| Simplified Chinese | 暗魅塔骑士 àn mèi tǎ qí shì | |
| Dutch | Dark Meta Knight | - |
| French | Dark Meta Knight | - |
| German | Dark Meta-Knight | - |
| Italian | Dark Meta Knight Meta Knight Nero |
- Dark Meta Knight |
| Korean | 다크 메타 나이트 Dakeu Meta Naiteu |
Dark Meta Knight |
| Portuguese | Meta Knight sombrio | Shadow Meta Knight |
| Russian | Темный Метанайт Temnyy Metanayt |
Dark Meta Knight |
| Latin American Spanish | Meta Knight oscuro Dark Meta Knight |
Dark Meta Knight - |
| European Spanish | Dark Meta Knight | - |
Dark Meta Knight's Revenge[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | ダークメタナイト リベンジ Dāku Meta Naito Ribenji |
Dark Meta Knight Revenge |
| French | Dark Meta Knight Ultra | - |
| German | Meta-Knights Dunkle Rache | Meta Knight's Dark Revenge This is a mistranslation, as in every other game's German version and in the Triple Deluxe keychain, he is referred to as "Dark Meta-Knight." |
| Italian | La vendetta di Meta Knight Nero La vendetta di Meta K. N. |
The revenge of Dark Meta Knight |
| Korean | 다크 메타 나이트 리벤지 Dakeu Meta Naiteu Libenji |
Dark Meta Knight Revenge |
| Latin American Spanish | Meta Knight oscuro vengador | Avenger Dark Meta Knight |
| European Spanish | Dark Meta Knight vengador | Avenger Dark Meta Knight |
References
- ↑ 20th Anniversary Kirby Pupupu Encyclopedia, p. 124
- ↑ https://twitter.com/zhanghm11111/status/1029754886034882561
- ↑ https://twitter.com/Fruib_/status/1022892667259248652
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