Pikmin 2

Mirrored Stage

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Mirrored Stage Treasure Hoard icon.
Artwork of the Mirrored Stage.
Number 78 (US)
77 (Europe)
76 (Japan)
Series Modern Amenities Series
Value Poko × 140
Weight 15
Maximum carriers 25 Pikmin
Location Shower Room
Challenge Mode levels Collector's Room

The Mirrored Stage (ミラーステージ?, lit.: "Mirror Stage") is a treasure found in Pikmin 2. It is actually a powder case, and is found on the third sublevel of the Shower Room.

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 could 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 the R Button on the GameCube controller / the + Control Pad left or right on the Wii Remote in the story mode to look underneath the lid.

Collecting the treasure[edit]

The following article or section contains guides.
The strategies shown are just suggestions.

The Mirrored Stage is foung on Sublevel 3 of 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.

Notes

Olimar's journal

Every day, it's nothing but work, work, work. Sometimes I need to just get it off my mind. So, I set this thing up as a stage and taught the Pikmin a song-and-dance routine. Red, purple, white, yellow, and blue Pikmin danced in perfect unison and sang their little hearts out. When I return home, I should take up a career as a dance instructor.

Sales pitch

Come rain, wind, or typhoon, this stage will always support the hidden singer deep in your soul. It is a lovely instant dance stage. How about taking one on tour with you, star of rock?

Pikmin 2 website[edit]

"This wonderful instant dance stage that will always support the hidden singer deep in your soul. Just the thing for entertainers."

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Flag of Japan Japanese ミラーステージ?
Mirā Sutēji
Mirror Stage
Flag of France French Scène Miroitante Mirrored Scene
Flag of Germany German Spiegelbühne Mirror Stage Written "Spiegel-bühne" in-game.
Flag of Italy Italian Palco specchiato Mirrored stage
Flag of Spain Spanish Escenario espejado Mirrored stage

See also[edit]