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'''Galeem''',<ref>[https://www.smashbros.com/en_US/howtoplay/spirits.html ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' official site], retrieved November 1, 2018</ref> also known as the '''Lord of Light'''<ref>Nintendo. (November 20, 2018). [https://youtu.be/WLu7e8RZoYc Super Smash Bros. Ultimate - Overview Trailer feat. The Announcer - Nintendo Switch]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved November 21, 2018.</ref> and known in Japan as ''' | '''Galeem''',<ref>[https://www.smashbros.com/en_US/howtoplay/spirits.html ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' official site], retrieved November 1, 2018</ref> also known as the '''Lord of Light'''<ref>Nintendo. (November 20, 2018). [https://youtu.be/WLu7e8RZoYc Super Smash Bros. Ultimate - Overview Trailer feat. The Announcer - Nintendo Switch]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved November 21, 2018.</ref> and known in Japan as '''Kiila''', is one of the two main antagonists of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''{{'}}s World of Light mode, resembling a large sphere of light surrounded by {{wp|seraph}}-like wings with shifting colors and patterns on them. Its English name is likely a corruption of the onomatopoeia "gleam," often used in contexts relating to light. | ||
In the opening, it is commanding a horde of [[Master Hand]]s against the various playable fighters. However, it then absorbs the Hands, turning into a black hole, and uses them to unleash a devastating attack, which only [[Kirby]] manages to escape from. Everyone else is hit with snaking yellow beams of light, which imprison them within the eponymous World of Light, before the beams then continue outwards and cover the planet, turning everyone else into [[Spirit (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|spirit]]s. | In the opening, it is commanding a horde of [[Master Hand]]s against the various playable fighters. However, it then absorbs the Hands, turning into a black hole, and uses them to unleash a devastating attack, which only [[Kirby]] manages to escape from. Everyone else is hit with snaking yellow beams of light, which imprison them within the eponymous World of Light, before the beams then continue outwards and cover the planet, turning everyone else into [[Spirit (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|spirit]]s. | ||
Galeem has a dark counterpart, known as [[Dharkon]], who plans to engulf the universe in darkness and serves is | Galeem has a dark counterpart, known as [[Dharkon]], who plans to engulf the universe in darkness and serves is the primary rival to Galeem. At the end of the game, if players defeat either Galeem or Dharkon separately, they receive a bad ending. If at the end of the game, the amount of darkness and light is equal, players can fight both Galeem and Dharkon in the true boss fight. In the first stage of the true boss fight, in the second part after players avoid Dharkon attacking the vertical stage, players also have to avoid Galeem's attacks. After the players defeat the mode's previous bosses, the player engages in the final phase, where both entities fight each other and the player simultaneously, with them even attacking each other directly if one becomes incapacitated. Once players beat the true boss fight, players can earn legendary spirits of both Galeem and Dharkon. Galeem's spirit has no slots, but comes with a unique ability called "Bane of Darkness", in which damage towards and received from enemies controlled by darkness get doubled in Adventure mode. | ||
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- Not to be confused with Galleom.
Galeem,[1] also known as the Lord of Light[2] and known in Japan as Kiila, is one of the two main antagonists of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's World of Light mode, resembling a large sphere of light surrounded by seraph-like wings with shifting colors and patterns on them. Its English name is likely a corruption of the onomatopoeia "gleam," often used in contexts relating to light.
In the opening, it is commanding a horde of Master Hands against the various playable fighters. However, it then absorbs the Hands, turning into a black hole, and uses them to unleash a devastating attack, which only Kirby manages to escape from. Everyone else is hit with snaking yellow beams of light, which imprison them within the eponymous World of Light, before the beams then continue outwards and cover the planet, turning everyone else into spirits.
Galeem has a dark counterpart, known as Dharkon, who plans to engulf the universe in darkness and serves is the primary rival to Galeem. At the end of the game, if players defeat either Galeem or Dharkon separately, they receive a bad ending. If at the end of the game, the amount of darkness and light is equal, players can fight both Galeem and Dharkon in the true boss fight. In the first stage of the true boss fight, in the second part after players avoid Dharkon attacking the vertical stage, players also have to avoid Galeem's attacks. After the players defeat the mode's previous bosses, the player engages in the final phase, where both entities fight each other and the player simultaneously, with them even attacking each other directly if one becomes incapacitated. Once players beat the true boss fight, players can earn legendary spirits of both Galeem and Dharkon. Galeem's spirit has no slots, but comes with a unique ability called "Bane of Darkness", in which damage towards and received from enemies controlled by darkness get doubled in Adventure mode.
Gallery
Galeem surrounded by Master Hands
Galeem surrounded by a shield suspended over the World of Light
Title card for World of Light, featuring Galeem to the right
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | キーラ Kīra |
From 「きらきら」 (kirakira), the onomatopoeia for glistening, or 「煌めく」 (kirameku), meaning "to glean" |
| Chinese | 吉拉 Jílā |
Transliteration of Japanese name |
| German | Kyra |
Transliteration of Japanese name |
| Italian | Kiaran |
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| Korean | 키라 Kila |
Transliteration of Japanese name |
| Russian | Сиян Siyan |
From сиять (siyat'), "to shine". |
| Spanish | Lúmina |
Latin word for luminous. |
References
- ^ Super Smash Bros. Ultimate official site, retrieved November 1, 2018
- ^ Nintendo. (November 20, 2018). Super Smash Bros. Ultimate - Overview Trailer feat. The Announcer - Nintendo Switch. YouTube. Retrieved November 21, 2018.
