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Kirby & the Amazing Mirror (a.k.a. Kirby Nightmare in Dream Land 2) (Japanese: 星のカービィ 鏡の大迷宮 - Kirby of the Stars: The Labyrinth of Mirrors) is a Kirby video game released in 2004 for the Game Boy Advance.

Overview

Unlike in the standard Kirby game, worlds branch off in several directions and (providing you have the proper power at your disposal) you may go anywhere in almost any order, excluding the final sequence. It also features multiplayer, and you can call other players or CPU-controlled Kirbys to your location with a cell phone. There are several new powers in it, such as Cupid (called Angel in the Japanese version), which allows Kirby to fly around with wings and a halo and fire arrows, and Missile, which turns Kirby into a missile that can be guided in any direction and will explode on contact with a wall or an enemy, or when the B button is hit.

The game takes place high above Dream Land in the mirror world. An evil force invaded it, and Meta-Knight flew up to protect it, but was swiftly defeated by Dark Meta Knight, his shadowy mirror image. Kirby flies up as well and as the game starts Dark Meta Knight cuts Kirby in to four different Kirby's, each with a different color (pink, red, yellow, and green). There is also a Shadow Kirby though it is not nearly as malicious as Dark Meta Knight, and if you attack it, it will throw a power-up at you and flee.

Co-operation between Kirbys is not necessary at any point (except for a few items which are unnecessary except for the 100% complete and spraypaints), though it does enhance the experience.

The world in the game is known as the Mirror World. It is possible the world is a copy of Dream Land, although it doesn't seem possible due to the fact that Dream Land looks entirely different in the game . The Mirror World is divided up into 9 different areas, each of which have a boss, besides world 1, Rainbow Route.

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Gameplay

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The style of gameplay in this game is very different from all the other Kirby platformer games. The game utilizes the three other Kirbys (or 3 friends if you have some with the game) to help you out in different stages, ranging from puzzles to boss battles. Also, Kirby now has a cell phone, with which you can use to call the other Kirbys to help you out. Instead of being separate world and different levels, it is one huge level (like the Metroid games), connected by teleporting doors. After you go to each of the different parts of the world and you find a switch, a door will open so you can access that level faster. You will have to go through the right doors in every world in order to get to the boss. When you get to the boss, you will fight it and if you beat the boss, you will get a shard of the mirror that has been broken. This game offers better graphics and more interactivity than its predecessors.

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