Alternate Anomaly

Overview
In this timeline, Dark Matter is a very real and prevalent force of evil. Much of the timeline knows of the Jambastion Cult and their efforts to destroy this universe with the dark power of the Jamba Heart. The Kirby of this timeline is not a benevolent incarnation of Void, but rather an attempt by the Jambastion people to create a perfect being of Dark Matter. But Alternate Hyness had a sense of vulnerability in him, a longing for his past friends from the race of Ancients. This insecurity caused Alternate Kirby to form without entirely evil intent, and as a result, he was cast aside in the Summer Storm, an event in which Alternate Zan Partizanne overthrew Hyness and took full control of the Jambastion cult. She launched attacks all over the universe, attempting to ensure the full control of Dark Matter. On the other side of the coin, Alternate Kirby made friends on a small purple planet called Popstar, and in his adventures to stop the spread of Dark Matter he met Alternate Ribbon. Eventually, Zan went into hiding, but steady Dark Matter attacks kept coming, and they all seemed aimed to put Alternate Kirby's friends in danger. Eventually, Alternate Kirby is met by a mysterious black-haired figure, who tells him that he needs to leave in order to ensure his friends' safety. So, this mysterious figure led Alternate Kirby to the edge of the Hub Universe, Farreach and the many primordial planets surrounding it. This caused Alternate Ribbon to go into a deep state of hatred, pushing her to use Dark Matter in conjunction with Crystal Shards to help her find Alternate Kirby. In her rage, she used the combined powers to corrupt the people in Popstar's solar system, causing Mallice and Curien to escape to the Hubs, and setting the Alternative Arc in motion. Apparently, the figure who led Alternate Kirby to Farreach was none other than one of the Multiverse Hub's Creators, Kindread. Unknown to anyone, Kindread actually created Alternate Anomaly before the Multiverse Hub was created, hoping to get fun out of it. But he grew bored by the predictability of heroes defeating villains, so he decided to remove the hero, Alternate Kirby, from the equation.