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The '''Mirrored Stage''' is a treasure found in [[Pikmin 2]]. It is located in the third sublevel in the [[Shower Room]]. It is found inside a [[Greater Spotted Jellyfloat]]. Defeating the [[Lesser Spotted Jellyfloat]]s and other enemies will make it easy to retrieve it from the larger Jellyfloat. It is actually a [[wikipedia:Cosmetics|powder case]]. | The '''Mirrored Stage''' is a treasure found in [[Pikmin 2]]. It is located in the third sublevel in the [[Shower Room]]. It is found inside a [[Greater Spotted Jellyfloat]]. Defeating the [[Lesser Spotted Jellyfloat]]s and other enemies will make it easy to retrieve it from the larger Jellyfloat. It is actually a [[wikipedia:Cosmetics|powder case]]. | ||
An interesting thing to note is that the mirrored part doesn't | An interesting thing to note is that the 'mirrored' part doesn't provide a mirror effect, but is simply a black wall. Producing such an effect would be complicated, so Nintendo worked around it by exploiting the game's camera. In the [[Treasure Hoard]], the camera cannot go lower than a certain level, and it is unlikely that a player will take the time to hold 'R' in the story mode to look underneath the lid. | ||
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Revision as of 17:48, December 19, 2010
| Mirrored Stage | |
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| Number | 78 (NTSC)
77 (PAL) |
| Series | Modern Amenities Series |
| Value |  × 140
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| Weight | 15 |
| Maximum carriers | 25 Pikmin |
| Location | Shower Room |
| Challenge Mode levels | None |
The Mirrored Stage is a treasure found in Pikmin 2. It is located in the third sublevel in the Shower Room. It is found inside a Greater Spotted Jellyfloat. Defeating the Lesser Spotted Jellyfloats and other enemies will make it easy to retrieve it from the larger Jellyfloat. It is actually a powder case.
An interesting thing to note is that the 'mirrored' part doesn't provide a mirror effect, but is simply a black wall. Producing such an effect would be complicated, so Nintendo worked around it by exploiting the game's camera. In the Treasure Hoard, the camera cannot go lower than a certain level, and it is unlikely that a player will take the time to hold 'R' in the story mode to look underneath the lid.
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