Dark Ringo
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A Dark Ringo particle alongside the first four Beatles to be discovered, produced after a Lennon-Antilennon collision.
Dark Ringo (Also occasionally known as 'Wrongo') is a form of Anti-Ringo Starr (scientific notation 
) first created in the Big And Long Linear Sub Atomic Hadron Collider (BALLSAHC) in 1973 as part of an international research program to find new Beatles theorised to exist.
Quantum Properties
Dark Ringo is known to exhibit these quantum properties:
| Charge | Basseron Number | Leg Count | Swing |
|---|---|---|---|
| -250 | 3-9 | -2, though some have been observed to contain as many as 8 in extreme circumstances. | Straight (𝅘𝅥𝅮=𝅘𝅥𝅮) |
At the energies required to produce a Dark Ringo, Dark Ringo particles typically decay quickly and form Beatles such as low-velocity Antilennons, and Obamarons. Several drum-frequency waves are also often produced as a side product of its single-digit Basseron number.