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* [[Darkmess Gate]]s, which must be destroyed to progress and can only be destroyed with [[Bob-omb]]s
* [[Darkmess Gate]]s, which must be destroyed to progress and can only be destroyed with [[Bob-omb]]s
* [[Darkmess Taproot]]s, which contain multiple Darkmess Eyes that all have to be attacked within the same turn in order to destroy the Taproot
* [[Darkmess Taproot]]s, which contain multiple Darkmess Eyes that all have to be attacked within the same turn in order to destroy the Taproot
* [[Darkmess Portal]]s, which summon an enemy the next turn and can be destroyed
* [[Darkmess portal]]s, which summon an enemy the next turn and can be destroyed
* [[Darkmess Thorn]]s, which block the path on the overworld and can only be cleared by using the upgraded Wave Power on their weak point
* [[Darkmess Thorn]]s, which block the path on the overworld and can only be cleared by using the upgraded Wave Power on their weak point
* [[Darkmess Dam]]s, which must be destroyed to progress and can only be destroyed with magic vials found during battle
* [[Darkmess Dam]]s, which must be destroyed to progress and can only be destroyed with magic vials found during battle

Revision as of 22:14, August 5, 2023

Mario's group overlooking the Darkmess Tentacle in the Winter Palace.
Mario and friends overlooking the Darkmess Tentacle in the Winter Palace.

Darkmess is a type of dark matter that drives the plot of Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope. Produced by Cursa and spread across the galaxy, it factors heavily in its pursuit of the Sparks and causes debilitating weather effects on every planet it lands on, such as shrouding Beacon Beach in a permanent rainstorm or Pristine Peaks in a brutal blizzard.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Dutch Duistermis[?] ?
French Confusi-Ombre[?] Portmanteau of "confusion" and "ombre" (shadow)
German Finsterzeit[?] Portmanteau of "finster" (sinister) and "zeit" (time)
Italian Oscutiferio[?] Portmanteau of "oscuro" (dark) and "putiferio" (mess)
Portuguese Malumbra[?] Portmanteau of "mal" (evil) and "penumbra" (half-light)
Spanish Ascoridad[?] Portmanteau of "asco" (disgust) and "oscuridad" (darkness)