Kirby & The Amazing Mirror: Difference between revisions

The story of ''Kirby & The Amazing Mirror'' begins by introducing a new world, connected to [[Dream Land]] by means of a large golden mirror floating high in the sky. This world - known as the [[Mirror World]] - is a parallel universe filled with [[Mirror Door|mirrors]] which are said to be able to grant wishes made in their reflection.<ref>{{quote|In this strange and beautiful land, mirrors have the power to make any wishes reflected in them come true.|''Kirby & The Amazing Mirror'' North American manual, page 6}}</ref> However, these mirrors have become corrupted by a malevolent influence, which is causing them to produce only dark and sinister reflections. Upon learning of this trouble, [[Meta Knight]] takes it upon himself to fly into the Mirror World and attempt to set things right. Later on, [[Kirby]] is seen strolling through the grasslands under the site of the mirror when Meta Knight - shrouded in shadow - leaps out of the mirror and slices Kirby without warning, splitting him into four nearly identical reflections of himself which differ only by col{{o}}r. After the Kirbys regain their composure and notice what has happened, a [[Warp Star]] appears, which the Kirbys use to chase the turncoat Meta Knight back into the [[Mirror World]].