Dream Eaters

Dream Eaters are a new type of enemy introduced in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. There are two types of Dream Eaters, Spirit Dream Eaters, and Nightmare Dream Eaters. These Dream Eaters take the place of Heartless and Nobodies in sleeping worlds.

Contents 1 Appearance 2 Spirit Dream Eaters 2.1 Meow Wow 2.1.1 Journal Entry 2.2 Kooma Panda 2.2.1 Journal Entry 2.3 Necho Cat 2.3.1 Journal Entry 2.4 Komory Bat 2.4.1 Journal Entry 2.5 Yoggy Ram 2.5.1 Journal Entry 2.6 Pricklemane 2.6.1 Journal Entry 2.7 Chef Kyroo 2.7.1 Journal Entry 2.8 Pegaslick 2.8.1 Journal Entry 2.9 Cera Terror 2.9.1 Journal Entry 3 Nightmare Dream Eaters 3.1 Meow Wow 3.1.1 Journal Entry 3.2 Kooma Panda 3.2.1 Journal Entry 3.3 Necho Cat 3.3.1 Journal Entry 3.4 Fin Fatale 3.4.1 Journal Entry 3.5 Iceguin Ace 3.5.1 Journal Entry 3.6 Zolephant 3.6.1 Journal Entry 3.7 Toximander 3.7.1 Journal Entry 3.8 Tatsu Steed 3.8.1 Journal Entry 3.9 Me Me Bunny 3.9.1 Journal Entry 3.10 Halbird 3.10.1 Journal Entry 3.11 Aura Lion 3.11.1 Journal Entry 3.12 Jestabocky 3.12.1 Journal Entry 3.13 Staggerceps 3.13.1 Journal Entry 3.14 Tyranto Rex 3.14.1 Journal Entry 3.15 Wargoyle 3.15.1 Journal Entry 3.16 Hockomonkey 3.16.1 Journal Entry

[edit] Appearance

Similar to Heartless, there are many different kinds of Dream Eaters, and many of them have very similar designs to animals. All of the Dream Eaters are very colorful, and the Spirit Dream Eaters usually have brighter colors than the Nightmare Dream Eaters.

Additionally, when you have Dream Eaters in your party, you can customize their color scheme.

[edit] Spirit Dream Eaters

[edit] Meow Wow

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Cat or dog? Boy or girl? Friend or fiend? One thing's for sure: this Dream Eater is adorable. Warning: fire freaks it out.

[edit] Kooma Panda

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The bigger they are, the harder they claw... It'll take more than a few punches to the paunch to make this lumbering panda see stars.

[edit] Necho Cat

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This feline knows it's better than you. It doesn't walk: it "dances." It doesn't use magic: it "hits you with magical awesome." Close the distance and put this cat on the mat.

[edit] Komory Bat

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These noctillionine nuisances boast quite the repertoire. Supersonic confusion waves? Yep. Vampiric drain attack? Just vunderful...

[edit] Yoggy Ram

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What do rams do? They ram you. Real talk: nobody rams like a ram does. Better wait for an opening!

[edit] Pricklemane

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These bouncy pincushions take "stick and move" to a whole new level. Look out when they turn red with rage!

[edit] Chef Kyroo

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Frogs' legs are definitely not on this foodmeister's menu. He's skilled with a skillet and ready to serve up all kinds of surprises.

[edit] Pegaslick

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While this winged, gale-force menace is trying to tether the weather, you should be taking it down before it's too late.

[edit] Cera Terror

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This Dream Eater has two modes, high defense, and a mastery of melee. But magic is enough to mire it, and it's prone to negative status effects

[edit] Nightmare Dream Eaters

[edit] Meow Wow

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Cat or dog? Boy or girl? Friend or fiend? One thing's for sure: this Dream Eater is adorable. Warning: fire freaks it out.

[edit] Kooma Panda

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The bigger they are, the harder they claw... It'll take more than a few punches to the paunch to make this lumbering panda see stars.

[edit] Necho Cat

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This feline knows it's better than you. It doesn't walk: it "dances." It doesn't use magic: it "hits you with magical awesome." Close the distance and put this cat on the mat.

[edit] Fin Fatale

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Who ordered fish with lasers? Before you get blasted, bring the thunder, and you might just shock their gills off.

[edit] Iceguin Ace

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These chill customers will slip in for the attack and slide out to hit opponents with a blast of cold. To them, fire is most dire.

[edit] Zolephant

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Throw this titan into a tizzy and you had better take cover! But once the tantrum tapers off, it's wide open.

[edit] Toximander

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These easygoing Dream Eaters still know how to play hardball. While you're snoozin', it's poison and confusion they're oozin'. Approach with caution!

[edit] Tatsu Steed

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These bubble-blowers are deadeyes at long range and punching bags up close. Now Where would you rather be?

[edit] Me Me Bunny

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This cutie may play the darling, but watch out: it knows "bun fu." Back away and pick these fluffy pests off from a distance.

[edit] Halbird

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Hit-and-run air strikers that pester their prey. While their tactics are sound, why do they stop to gloat ever time they land a hit?

[edit] Aura Lion

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Self-styled king of the dream jungle-and he does look pretty regal when he's firing off that aura. But bow not to this king; it's your turn to dodge and deliver.

[edit] Jestabocky

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When this spoofy spook isn't pretending to be prizes, it's trying to nab the real ones... and there's your opportunity to strike.

[edit] Staggerceps

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This distance fighter has a chest-mounted cannon and ammo that can lock down movement and commands.

[edit] Tyranto Rex

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The second-or-possibly-first most vicious Dream Eater out there. Put it on ice before it puts you in a tough spot.

[edit] Wargoyle

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Float like a butterfly, sting like a gargoyle. This fiend can do serious damage from a distance, or swoop in for a one-two wallop with it's twin hammers.

[edit] Hockomonkey

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A wild opponent with two personalities and three types of arms. This "Brute" switches between beefy bruisers and sproingy jack-in-the-boxers, while the "Mage" summons magic hands that float around, blasting magic and bashing heroes.