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- The Dark Heart is aptly named for a Beastman Warlord who tore it from the chest of an Elven Wizard before the Coming of Sigmar. So violent was the Elf’s death that Khorne crystallised the heart and filled it with the Beastman’s wrath. Now the item is in the possession of one of the rampaging Warherds still active in the wake of the recent war, though which one none can say.[1a]
- "Dark Heart" is the ninth mission of Crysis 2.
- Dark Heart ou Raionic é um participante do Blast Battle. Teve sua estréia na quinta edição do torneio, o Blast Battle V.
- Dark Heart (voiced by Hadley Kay who also voiced Nicholas in the first movie) is the former main antagonist of the second Care Bears movie and arguably the Care Bears' most dangerous adversary. A demonic entity capable of taking many forms, Dark Heart's mission was to capture all the Care Bears and Care Cousins and spread his influence throughout the world.
- The Dark Heart requires a hero or greater Miner and is widely considered the toughest boss mining deposit before game completion and Levitania.
- The ability to possess a dark heart. Variation of Strong Heart and Evil Embodiment. Opposite to Pure Heart.
- The Dark Heart was a highly advanced alien construct capable of endlessly recreating itself via the use of nanotechnology.
- Dark Heart is a decoration in FarmVille. It was released on February 14th, 2011 for a limited time as part of the Valentine's Day Event (2011). It was re-released on May 2011, as part of the GagaVille Event.
- "Dark Heart" is the seventh episode in the first season of the Street Fighter TV series.
- Dark Heart, to opowiadanie napisane przez Augusta Hahn i Cynthię Hahn w 2005 roku. Opowiadanie wydano w ramach kampanii Living Force gry fabularnej "Star Wars Roleplaying Game - WotC".
- Dark Heart is the main antagonist of the 1986 animated movie Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation. He is a immensely powerful evil spirit with shape-shifting powers that seeks to destroy the kingdom of Care-A-Lot, along with the Care Bears themselves. Like many of the Care Bear villains he is pure evil (at least originally) and despises anything to do with kindness or love, and is as such vulnerable to the Care Bear Stare.
- The Dark Heart was a ruin located deep within the twisted regions of the Nightmare Lands on Voss. Few surviving texts speak of the site as being a complex maze of chambers with some being sealed while others being broken from within. In addition, it was claimed that a vast series of underground corridors resided at the Dark Heart. It was said that the area was filled with corrupted monsters and ancient secrets with orbital reconnaissance indicating that it may in fact be the oldest structure on the planet.
- Dark Heart was a name given by Raunip to an urSkek musician who spent many trine fruitlessly trying to contact his homeworld through song. He was discovered by the song-teller Gyr, who had heard his mournful communication over the ocean, and wanted to discover its source. Gyr was so moved by the urSkek's song that he vowed never to sing again.
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- The Dark Heart is aptly named for a Beastman Warlord who tore it from the chest of an Elven Wizard before the Coming of Sigmar. So violent was the Elf’s death that Khorne crystallised the heart and filled it with the Beastman’s wrath. Now the item is in the possession of one of the rampaging Warherds still active in the wake of the recent war, though which one none can say.[1a]
- "Dark Heart" is the ninth mission of Crysis 2.
- Dark Heart ou Raionic é um participante do Blast Battle. Teve sua estréia na quinta edição do torneio, o Blast Battle V.
- Dark Heart (voiced by Hadley Kay who also voiced Nicholas in the first movie) is the former main antagonist of the second Care Bears movie and arguably the Care Bears' most dangerous adversary. A demonic entity capable of taking many forms, Dark Heart's mission was to capture all the Care Bears and Care Cousins and spread his influence throughout the world.
- Dark Heart was a name given by Raunip to an urSkek musician who spent many trine fruitlessly trying to contact his homeworld through song. He was discovered by the song-teller Gyr, who had heard his mournful communication over the ocean, and wanted to discover its source. Gyr was so moved by the urSkek's song that he vowed never to sing again. Gyr and Dark Heart met again in The Hall of Reflection, shortly before the second Great Conjunction, though at first Gyr did not recognise him. Upon discovering that Gyr was a song-teller, and that he knew an urSkek song, Dark Heart pleaded Gyr to break his vow and play it. However, upon recognising the song as his own, Dark Heart became wracked with nostalgia, and gave into his darker nature. The next day, when the time came for the urSkeks to gather around the Crystal and return home, Raunip taunted Dark Heart, telling him that he was the only true individual among the collectivist urSkeks. Dark Heart became increasingly disheartened, and when the Great Conjunction arrived, he lost hope when he felt nothing. The darkness within him prevented the other urSkeks from leaving, and ultimately resulted in The Great Division.
- The Dark Heart requires a hero or greater Miner and is widely considered the toughest boss mining deposit before game completion and Levitania.
- The ability to possess a dark heart. Variation of Strong Heart and Evil Embodiment. Opposite to Pure Heart.
- The Dark Heart was a highly advanced alien construct capable of endlessly recreating itself via the use of nanotechnology.
- Dark Heart is a decoration in FarmVille. It was released on February 14th, 2011 for a limited time as part of the Valentine's Day Event (2011). It was re-released on May 2011, as part of the GagaVille Event.
- "Dark Heart" is the seventh episode in the first season of the Street Fighter TV series.
- Dark Heart is the main antagonist of the 1986 animated movie Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation. He is a immensely powerful evil spirit with shape-shifting powers that seeks to destroy the kingdom of Care-A-Lot, along with the Care Bears themselves. Like many of the Care Bear villains he is pure evil (at least originally) and despises anything to do with kindness or love, and is as such vulnerable to the Care Bear Stare. Dark Heart is arguably the most powerful and evil villain of the entire franchise. (Although he ended up redeeming himself). He seeks to erase all form of kindness and turn the world into a gloomy hell-hole. His true form seems to be that of a dark cloud with ominous red eyes. He displays a wide array of magic powers, being able to grant wishes, to create objects, to attack with red bolts of magic, among other things. A notable feature of Dark Heart is his ability to shape-shift into any kind of living being; ranging from small animals like frogs, wolves and foxes, to large ones like sea-serpents, vultures and rhinos. Whatever form he takes, Dark Heart has a red hue on his body. It also seems that whenever he shape-shifts he takes the weaknesses of the aspect he assumes, as he nearly drowned after falling from a boat under his human aspect. His most assumed form is that of a young ginger-haired human boy clad in red, which became his regular form after he lost his evil. Although extremely cruel, hateful and manipulative, Dark Heart displays a mischievous and carefree side; fitting the child-like aspect he favors. Strangely enough, he tends to be rather clumsy under this aspect, tripping several times with no reason. In the beginning of the movie, Dark Heart appears under the shape of a gigantic sea-serpent to destroy the ship transporting the baby Care Bears and their Cousins, led by the founders of the two very first Care Bears/Care Animals, True Heart and Noble Heart. However, the Great Wishing Star drives him away and takes the ship to Care-A-Lot, granting them their caring powers so that they could protect the world against Dark Heart's evil and help people in need. Irked, Dark Heart promises to get his revenge one day. When the Care Bears and Cousins are grown up, Dark Hearts finds his way to Care-A-Lot and appears under his child-like aspect, repairing the caring machine to gain the Care Bears' trust. He tries to capture them all during the ensuing party, only to accidentally fall on a glide. Enraged, he reveals his true form and prepares to destroy Care-A-Lot but they manage to drive him away with the Care Bear Stare. Then True Heart and Noble Heart run after him to stop him once and for all, leaving the Care Bears in charge. Playing on the ambitions of a lonely girl named Christy, Dark Heart promises to make her the most popular child of her summer camp, on the condition that she would help him whenever he needs her. He vastly improves Christy's physical fitness, enabling her to she wins all the athletic contests and to become the Camp Champion, like she always dreamed. But he enlists her help against the Care Bears not too long after. He has her simulating an accident on a canoe and scream for help, capturing the Care Bears that rush to her rescue. During one incident, Dark Heart loses his balance on the canoe, hits his head and falls into the water, prompting Christy to pull him out. Startled that she would save him in spite of his evil nature, Dark Heart states that she should have let him drown but nonetheless continue his evil work. Now that most of the Care Bears are out of the way, he spreads his influence over the world and makes everyone become hateful and violent, much in the same way as the Evil Spirit of the first movie. The remaining Care Bears and their Cousins sneak into Dark Heart's lair, only to fall into his trap and get all captured. Dark Heart encases most of the Care Bears and Cousins into red gemstones which he places on a chandelier; but he is confronted by a remorseful Christy and her fellow campers John and Dawn, and by True Heart and Noble Heart. Seeing that she is willing to lose her popularity to help her friends, Dark Heart takes away what he gave her but warns her to run away and save herself. After a fierce fight, Christy gets struck by Dark Heart's bolt of magic but she uses her last strength to toss a marble and make the chandelier crash on the ground, freeing Dark Heart's captives. Upon seeing Christy lying unconscious, Dark Heart gets overcome with remorse and begs the Bears to revive her. Uniting together, the Care Bears and Cousins, John and Dawn chanted together, "We care!" even Dark Heart joining them, until he completely loses his evil when Christy wakes up. Vowing to do his part to spread caring and friendship, Dark Heart joins with Christy, John, and Dawn as a new member of the summer camp.
- The Dark Heart was a ruin located deep within the twisted regions of the Nightmare Lands on Voss. Few surviving texts speak of the site as being a complex maze of chambers with some being sealed while others being broken from within. In addition, it was claimed that a vast series of underground corridors resided at the Dark Heart. It was said that the area was filled with corrupted monsters and ancient secrets with orbital reconnaissance indicating that it may in fact be the oldest structure on the planet. The Sith Lord Nerrethel spent two years researching texts and studied the Dark Heart. His activities led to the formulation of several theories with one claiming that the architecture resembled that of the ancient Sith of Korriban. This included an orientation relative to Voss's constellations. Following an attempted visit to the Dark Heart himself, Lord Nerrethel was found dead on the borders of the Nightmare Lands with the only words of his expedition being "it sees".
- Dark Heart, to opowiadanie napisane przez Augusta Hahn i Cynthię Hahn w 2005 roku. Opowiadanie wydano w ramach kampanii Living Force gry fabularnej "Star Wars Roleplaying Game - WotC".
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