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Revision as of 22:40, 10 May 2010
Mustard Mountain is the fourth cardinal area of the Mirror World. This area is so difficult to reach, that it's likely not the fourth area visited by Kirby. Many of the Mirror Portals leading to Mustard Mountain are in obscure locales. The mountain area may be named for mustard as a reference to the overwhelming color scheme of the largest portions; the base and underground areas are visibly different. Mustard Mountain is mostly a yellowish orange colored rock surface, and characterized by pools of lava, pillars of fire, and cascading lava-falls. All of the fire hazards damage any Kirby that comes in contact with it, cause a Copy Ability to transform into a wayward star, and can destroy Stars upon contact. Some of the open pits drop Kirby into an area of Rainbow Route, which increases the difficulty of traversing Mustard Mountain.
Treasures
The map of Mustard Mountain can be difficult to obtain, as a quick closing switch needs to be activated in order to open access to a mirror door. The switch is best activated by using a copy ability that can strike through a solid wall. The only other treasure chest with an item for the Collection Room is a cherry Spray Paint.
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