Alkementor
| Alkementor | |
|---|---|
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| Species | Rabbid |
| Appears in | Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope (2022) |
| Portrayed by | David Coburn[1] (English) Farahnaz Nikray (Japanese) |
- “Living on a live volcano is surprisingly dull - USUALLY. Yet now I am banished from myworkshop by dark magic!”
- —Alkementor,Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
Alkementor is a minor NPC inMario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope residing inMt. Spout onTerra Flora. He is a robed DruidRabbid who mostly has his eyes closed, and wields a staff. His name is a portmanteau of "alchemy" and "mentor". Whenever Alkementor talks, his voice echoes. He is very skilled in potions, and is very wise. The platform that he is on turns to make him change direction.
History[edit]
Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope[edit]
After the heroes clear theDarkmess Tentacles on Terra Flora, they can find Alkementor inside Mt. Spout. Alkementor has a side quest namedThe Quest for Courage, where Alkementor must create a courage potion for theSparkToxicomet. However, aDarkmess Puddle is seen where Alkementor's cauldron is, and the heroes must clear it in a battle, known asDarkmess in the Cauldron.
After the battle, Alkementor tasks the heroes on making the courage potion for Toxicomet. The heroes succeed, and Toxicomet dives into the potion, and becomes brave. Toxicomet then joins the heroes on their adventure, whileJEANIE notes that the potion's chemical composition is identical to blackberry mineral water.
Alkementor makes a small cameo appearance in theRayman in the Phantom Show DLC. He has a side quest known asCooking with Alkementor, in which the heroes must find all three colored stones and throw them into the cauldron.
Portrayals[edit]
- David Coburn (English)
- Farahnaz Nikray (Japanese)
- Jérémy Prévost (French)[2]
- Paolo De Santis (Italian)[3]
- Thomas Schmuckert (German)[4]
- Alfredo Martínez (Spanish)[5]
Profiles[edit]
Memory bio[edit]
- ALKEMENTOR
We met the last of the Druids on Terra Flora, heir to all their research and knowledge gained from Mount Spout's mysterious mineral spring water! The Druids of old had reputations as makers of powerful potions, yet this one seems more inclined to fuse spring water with delicious fruit combinations. Whether it is to fund more important work or to prove that zero calories doesn't mean "zero taste", I cannot know.
Gallery[edit]
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Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | レンキンス[6] Renkinsu | Possibly from a partial corruption of「錬金術」(renkinjutsu, alchemy) | |
| French | Alkementor[7] | - | |
| German | Theriak[8] | From "Theriac" (medical concoction) | |
| Italian | Alchemio[9] | Masculine form of "alchimia" (alchemy) | |
| Portuguese | Merlinus[10] | Derived from "Merlin" | |
| Spanish | Alkeméntor[11] | Alkementor |
Notes[edit]
- There is an error in one of Alkementor's sentences, which reads, "Yet now I am banished fromfrom my workshop by dark magic!" with the word "from" repeated.
