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==History==
==History==
After the heroes beat [[Bedrock]], Daphne arrives in a spaceship to retrieve her and bring her to Cursa. Daphne hands over three [[Spark (Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope)|Sparks]] to Cursa who absorbs them. Later in [[Barrendale Mesa]], Daphne takes [[Momma (Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope)|Momma]] hostage, forcing the heroes to defeat Daphne to save Momma.
Daphne was created by Cursa along with Edge, Bedrock, and Midnite to hunt down Sparks. When Edge betrayed Cursa, Daphne and her comrades turned on her in response as they retained their loyalty to Cursa.
 
After the heroes beat [[Bedrock]], Daphne arrives in a spaceship to retrieve her and bring her to Cursa. Later, Daphne hands over three [[Spark (Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope)|Sparks]] that she managed to capture to Cursa (to the annoyance of her comrades, who came back with nothing), who absorbs them. Later in [[Barrendale Mesa]], Daphne takes [[Momma (Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope)|Momma]] hostage, forcing the heroes to defeat Daphne to save Momma.
 
After Cursa's defeat, it is unknown what became of Daphne.


==Battle==
==Battle==

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Daphne
Daphne
Species Plant Rabbid
First appearance Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope (2022)
Portrayed by Lee Delong[1]
“Now, now, Edge Edge icon. Best to keep a clear head - you need to play the LONG GAME here.”
Daphne, Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope

Daphne is a member of the Spark Hunters and a boss in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope. She is a blue-haired female Rabbid with a bob cut covering her eyes. Her clothing, resembling pink petals, has a hoodie similar to a Piranha Plant's upper lip. Being half plant, she has vine tentacles. Her name is a reference to the nymph of the same name in Greek mythology, who turned herself into a tree to escape Apollo's advances. She is similar to Pirabbid Plant, a boss in the previous game, Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, as they are both Rabbid bosses who have a plant theme and use vines to fight their enemies.

History

Daphne was created by Cursa along with Edge, Bedrock, and Midnite to hunt down Sparks. When Edge betrayed Cursa, Daphne and her comrades turned on her in response as they retained their loyalty to Cursa.

After the heroes beat Bedrock, Daphne arrives in a spaceship to retrieve her and bring her to Cursa. Later, Daphne hands over three Sparks that she managed to capture to Cursa (to the annoyance of her comrades, who came back with nothing), who absorbs them. Later in Barrendale Mesa, Daphne takes Momma hostage, forcing the heroes to defeat Daphne to save Momma.

After Cursa's defeat, it is unknown what became of Daphne.

Battle

Like Midnite, Daphne is fought in three phases. She is on top of Momma's garage at the far end of the battlefield, prompting the heroes to make their way to her before they can attack her. Daphne attacks by shooting two targets at once, and can also use a shockwave technique which inflicts the Ooze Super Effect on nearby targets.

Profiles

Memories bio

It was on Barrendale Mesa that we crossed paths with the most vile, corrupt Spark Hunter of them all - Daphne. She toyed with us like a cat would a mouse, though she derived from neither. Cursa instead fused DNA with a rare species of pink climbing rose - those often found in secretive corners of moonlit gardens. She is sneaky, and uses her thorns well - not to defend, but to destroy.[2]

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
French Daphné[?] -
Italian Daphne[?] -
Portuguese Daphne[?] -
Spanish Dafne[?] Daphne

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