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In a dream sequence by Shinji, the Mirror World was instead called the " Miracle World", a fact that confused even him. Its ruler was the Fake Kamen Rider Agito, who controlled the Mirror Monsters, and all Riders fought to protect humanity against them. The real Agito was also inexplicably able to join them. After defeating the Fake Agito, the Miracle World disappeared when Shinji woke up, Ren calling him out for talking nonsense when Shinji at first failed to realize it had been a dream. Another app on my phone, Google Lens, can also see discrete objects. It is already smart enough to identify the breed of a dog, the design of a shirt, or the species of a plant. Soon these functions will integrate. When you look around your living room with magic glasses, the system will be taking it all in piece by piece, informing you that here is a framed etching on the wall and there is four-colored wallpaper, and that this is a vase of white roses and this is an antique Persian carpet, and over here is a nice empty spot where your new sofa could go. Then it will say, based on the colors and styles of the furniture you already have in the room, we recommend this color and style of sofa. You’ll like it. May we suggest this cool lamp as well? In the world within the Magic Stone, young Haruto used a Rider Ring to summon Ryuki, who safely contained Rinko, Shunpei, and Wajima within the Mirror World while he escaped the Antique Shop Omokagedo with Koyomi. In contrast to what was seen in the prime Mirror World, the untransformed humans remained unharmed. Soon after, the residents were found trapped behind a mirror by the prime Haruto Soma and Kosuke Nitoh, the former of whom used the Clear Wizard Ring to enter the Mirror World and retrieve them. It was at this point that Ryuki appeared and pleaded to Haruto to save the children as he released everyone from the Mirror World. [ The Kamen Rider Rings] Strangely, potted plants regularly appear inside the Mirror World, somehow being immune to its destructive properties.
The heavy atoms in cameras will continue to be replaced with bits of weightless software, shrinking them down to microscopic dots scanning the environment 24 hours a day. The mirrorworld will be a world governed by light rays zipping around, coming into cameras, leaving displays, entering eyes, a never-ending stream of photons painting forms that we walk through and visible ghosts that we touch. The laws of light will govern what is possible.
My House: The entire map involves exploring multiple locations that, to varying degrees of subtlety, all seem to be variations of the same basic house template. A very literal version of this trope is accessed via the bathroom mirror, and is a completely inverted version of the house. A mirrored version of both Underhalls and the Gas Station can also be accessed from this area. I imagine it will take at least a decade for the mirrorworld to develop enough to be used by millions, and several decades to mature. But we are close enough now to the birth of this great work that we can predict its character in rough detail. Pokémon Go’s alpha version of a mirrorworld has been embraced by hundreds of millions of players, in at least 153 countries. Niantic, the company that created Pokémon Go, was founded by John Hanke, who led the precursor to Google Earth. Today Niantic’s headquarters are housed on the second floor of the Ferry Building, along the piers in San Francisco. Wide floor-to-ceiling windows look out on the bay and to distant hills. The offices are overflowing with toys and puzzles, including an elaborate boat-themed escape room. Augmented reality is the technology underpinning the mirrorworld; it is the awkward newborn that will grow into a giant. “Mirrorworlds immerse you without removing you from the space. You are still present, but on a different plane of reality. Think Frodo when he puts on the One Ring. Rather than cutting you off from the world, they form a new connection to it,” writes Keiichi Matsuda, former creative director for Leap Motion, a company that develops hand-gesture technology for AR.
Some areas, like Candy Constellation and Rainbow Route are pretzels that can't be laid out in a way that makes perfect sense. Map 4 of TNT: Evilution, "Wormhole" , has two versions of the same map which you swap between by going through a portal. However, you don't have to enter the Dark World equivalent to finish the level. Control has a mirror in Synchronicity Lab that leads to a mirror version of this place. It also affects Jesse's dialogue, but not her inner monologues. She has to fight an evil version of herself and what they break in this world breaks in the real Lab too. Floria in the Kirby Super Star game Milky Way Wishes had you shifting between four seasons of the same level to get past barriers present during one season, but not another.
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In Paper Mario the other side of the Crystal Palace looks like another world in the mirror, but while things on one side affects things on the other, it's not an alternate realm. Duplighosts are just messing with Mario. Get rid of them, and it becomes clear it's just a castle with near-perfect symmetry separated by a glass (or ice) wall. After Yui faded and Ren Akiyama won the Rider Fight, Yui's reflection convinces Shiro to fix things, and seemingly through willpower alone their past is somehow altered so that they drew happy scenes as children instead of monsters, and the entirety of the events following were undone, leaving the state of the Mirror World unclear. kuni is usually translated literally as "country", but is understood in fictional media to mean "land" or "world" (i.e. the Japanese version of Alice in Wonderland translates "Wonderland" as ふしぎの 国 くに fushigi no kuni).
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