Peach tells Mimi that she needs to escape, but she refuses.
In Castle Bleck, after Mimi is defeated, she and Peach are trapped in the room where the fight took place. After revealing her plan, she attacks Mario once again, but this time in her humanoid form. In Sammer's Kingdom, she disguises herself as King Sammer, to give the team the Pure Heart before it's too late and the world is sucked in by the void. After failing to trick Mario into believing that she is the true Merlee, she reveals her true form and attacks Mario.
When she is first encountered, she pretends to be Merlee's handmaid (after the game is completed, she reveals that Merlee has actually hired her, which is a nice touch). Mimi also has her "true form" as a weird crumpled paper spider demon thing that she transforms into when she's ready to fight. Mimi is a shapeshifter, as she morphs into Merlee in 2-4 and 8-2 to try to trick the player (although it's incredibly obvious in 8-2). Mimi is the second of Bleck's minions that Mario meets, first seeing her in Merlee's Mansion She appears in every level in said location, along with in Sammer's Early Duels (6-2) and Castle Bleck Foyer (8-2). What is your favorite antagonist? #5 - Mimi This is some interesting information, but just that alone cannot lead O'Chunks above any of the other “Dark Prognosticators” (they didn’t tell the prophecy like the definition of “prognosticator” would imply, but I don’t care). O'Chunks felt ashamed, so Count Bleck used this to his advantage to trick him into joining his clan. So basically, O'Chunks “led a force of a thousand strong across enemy lines” and was dumped by an advisor, causing their army to lose the battle (what an idiot move, honestly). I guess that’s when Count Bleck scooped him up.” I don’t know where Carson got all of this inside information about Bleck’s companions, but hey, I’m not complaining. Carson claims “one of his trusted advisors sold him out… and all of his men fell to the enemy. Carson explains, “ was once the general of an army in a certain land.” This is interesting, but the aftermath is more important. Carson from the Overthere in Flopside sheds some light on O'Chunks' backstory. This moment is cool, as it shows that O'Chunks isn't necessarily "evil". The duo are supposed to appear dead, but heck, it's a darn Mario game, everyone knew that wasn't the case. Bowser stays with him to help, despite O'Chunks' order for him to leave. After the battle with him in 8-1, O'Chunks tries to save Mario and his team from the FFIV-reminiscent collapsing room. Appearing in Yold Desert (1-3), Gap of Crag (5-2), Floro Sapien Caverns (5-4), and Castle Bleck Entryway (8-1), O'Chunks often tells quote-on-quote “funny” jokes before and after battles. O'Chunks appears in almost every cutscene with Bleck, and is encountered by Mario more than any other of Bleck’s henchmen (except maybe Mimi, but O'Chunks is fought the most often). I prefer story-centric characters with more emotions over comedy characters, hence the low ranking. This article will not be ranking the battles with Count Bleck's crew, but just the characters themselves. The followers of the Dark Prognosticus are a great group of villains, each one is unique and each adds a lot to the game.
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