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[[File:KatAM Intro2.PNG|left|thumb|Dark Meta Knight splits Kirby into four copies.]] | [[File:KatAM Intro2.PNG|left|thumb|Dark Meta Knight splits Kirby into four copies.]] | ||
As the setting for ''Kirby & | As the setting for ''Kirby & The Amazing Mirror'' serves the [[Mirror World]], a dimension that seemingly exists parallel to Kirby's home [[Dream Land]]. In this world exist counterparts of people and creatures that live in Dream Land. A gateway that looks like a golden mirror serves as a bridge between the two worlds and is located high above the sky of Dream Land. | ||
One day, the originally peaceful Mirror World gets attacked by a dark being called [[Dark Mind]], and the intruder unleashes chaos and disrupts the world's balance. Meanwhile, [[Meta Knight]] somehow notices what is happening and sets out to prevent the disaster from spreading over Dream Land as well. At the same time, Meta Knight's Mirror World counterpart [[Dark Meta Knight]], who appears to be a vassal of Dark Mind, enters Dream Land through the portal in the sky. | One day, the originally peaceful Mirror World gets attacked by a dark being called [[Dark Mind]], and the intruder unleashes chaos and disrupts the world's balance. Meanwhile, [[Meta Knight]] somehow notices what is happening and sets out to prevent the disaster from spreading over Dream Land as well. At the same time, Meta Knight's Mirror World counterpart [[Dark Meta Knight]], who appears to be a vassal of Dark Mind, enters Dream Land through the portal in the sky. | ||
