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Symbol - Dream Eater (Spirit)
Symbol - Dream Eater (Nightmare)

The 'Dream Eaters] (ドリームイーター Dorīmu ītā?) are the new enemies that appear in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. There are two types of Dream Eaters: ones that "eat dreams and plant nightmares", referred to as Nightmare Dream Eaters, and ones that "eat nightmares", referred to as Spirit Dream Eaters. The Dream Eaters are the form darkness takes in the sleeping worlds as Heartless and Nobodies cannot enter.

Appearance

Dream Eaters, as stated, have two species — Spirits and Nightmares. They all seem to be animal-based, similar to some Heartless. Spirits are usually light-colored and have black eyes with various shaped pupils. Nightmares are usually darker in coloration, similar to a Heartless's palette, but their glowing eyes are red and get darker towards the center

There many different types of Dream Eaters[1], but they can help provide Sora and Riku with abilities as well as aid in combat. Additionally, the colors of your party's Dream Eaters can be customized.[2]

Gameplay

The Dream Eaters in your party will level up; this will be related to Sora's and Riku's own leveling. It is also possible to have multiple Dream Eaters in combat at the same time. The Dream Eaters do not approach anyone and consume dreams in the Realm of Sleep where there are no Heartless.

If Sora/Riku don't use the power of the Dream Eaters, they can't go to the other worlds. Wonder Meow is Sora's first Spirit, Komory Bat is Riku's, and Necho Cat appears to be the spirit that Neku Sakuraba gets. The player is also able to change the colors of the Dream Eaters.[2]


Sora and Riku are both able to make the Dream Eaters with the Dream Pieces they obtain on their adventure. Sacrificing more then the required amount will further assist Sora/Riku in powering the Dream Eater up.

List of Dream Eaters

Symbol - Dream Eater (Spirit) Name Journal Description Location
File:Wonder Meow (Scan) KH3D.png
Meow Wow
(ワンダニャン Wandanyan?)
Cat or dog? Boy or girl? Friend or fiend? One thing's for sure: this Dream Eater is adorable. Warning: fire freaks it out. Automatically obtained during tutorial at start of game.
File:Kuma Panda.png
Kooma Panda
(クマパンダー Kumapandā?)
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. You need to make this Dream Eater.
File:Neko Cat.png
Necho Cat
(ネコキャット Nekokyatto?)
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. You need to make this Dream Eater
File:Bat Bat (Scan) KH3D.png
Komory Bat
(コウモリバット Kōmoribatto?)

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

Automatically obtained during tutorial at start of game.
File:Goat Horn KH3D.png
Yoggy Ram
(ヤギホーン Yagihōn?)

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

You need to make the Dream Eater
File:NEEDLE.png
Pricklemane
(ハリライオン Hariraion?)
These bouncy pincushions take "stick and move" to a whole new level. Look out when they turn red with rage! You need to make the Dream Eater
File:Frog Chef.png
Chef Kyroo
(カエルシェフ Kaerushefu?)
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. You need to make the Dream Eater
File:Pegasus.png
Pegaslick
(ハンサムペガサス Hansamu Pegasasu?)

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

Unknown at the time
File:Rhino.png
Cera Terror
(ツノケラトプス Tsunokeratopusu?)
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

Unknown at the time

File:Riku (Scan) KH3D.png
[1]
(リク Riku?)
Playable character in the game.
Symbol - Dream Eater (Nightmare) Name Journal Description Location
File:"Dark" Wonder Meow KH3D.png
Meow Wow
(ワンダニャン Wandanyan?)
Cat or dog? Boy or girl? Friend or fiend? One thing's for sure: this Dream Eater is adorable. Warning: fire freaks it out. First found at Traverse Town
File:Panda Bear (Scan) KH3D.png
Kooma Panda
(クマパンダー Kumapandā?)
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. First found at Traverse Town
File:Neko Cat Nightmare.png
Necho Cat
(ネコキャット Nekokyatto?)
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. First found at Traverse Town
File:Torpedo Fish (Scan) KH3D.png
Fin Fatale
(ギョライギョ Gyoraigyo?)
Who ordered fish with lasers? Before you get blasted, bring the thunder, and you might just shock their gills off. First found at Traverse Town
File:Ice Penguin.png
Iceguin Ace
(アイスペンギン Aisupengin?)
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. Unknown at the time
File:Zou Elephant.png
Zolephant
(ザウエリファント Zōerefanto?)
Throw this titan into a tizzy and you had better take cover! But once the tantrum tapers off, it's wide open. Unknown at the time
File:DokuDoku.png
Toximander
(ドクドクサンショ Dokudokusansho?)
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! Unknown at the time
File:Dragon Horse.png
Tatsu Steed
(タツホース Tatsuhōsu?)
These bubble-blowers are deadeyes at long range and punching bags up close. Now Where would you rather be? Unknown at the time
File:Mimi Bunny.png
Me Me Bunny
(ミミバニー Mimi Banī?)
This cutie may play the darling, but watch out: it knows "bun fu." Back away and pick these fluffy pests off from a distance Unknown at the time
File:Nal Bird.png
Halbird
(ナルバード Narubādo?)
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? First found in Country Of Musketeers
File:KH3D.Lion.png
Aura Lion
(オーラライオン Ōra Raion?)
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. First found in Country of Mukuteers
File:Clown.png
Jestabocky
(オバケピエロ Obake Piero?)
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. First found in Prankster's Paradise
File:Beetle.png
Staggerceps
(ハサミクワガタ Hasami Kuwagata?)
This distance fighter has a chest-mounted cannon and ammo that can lock down movement and commands. Unknown at the time
File:KH3D.Dino.png
Tyranto Rex
(ボウクンレックス Bōkun Rekkusu?)
The second-or-possibly-first most vicious Dream Eater out there. Put it on ice before it puts you in a tough spot. First found in County of Muskuteers
File:Gargoyle Dream Eater.PNG
Wargoyle
(バレットガゴイル Baretto Gagoiru?)
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. Boss at Cité de las Cloches
File:Unnamed Gorilla Monster KH3D.png
Hockomonkey
(ハコザル Hakozaru?)

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.

Boss at Traverse Town

See also

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