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* An episode of ''RegularShow'' called 'Jinx', Rigby tries to break his jinx by performing a ritual in front of a mirror. [[spoiler:He ends up summoning a demonic reflection from inside a mirror named Ybgir. It's banished back by chanting its name three times.]] This has a lot of refrences to the Bloody Mary myth.
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* {{Twin Peaks}}
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* In the ''[[RanmaOneHalf Ranma 1/2]]'' manga, a magic mirror creates creatures who look like clones of whoever looked into it. They aren't so much evil as just [[RuleOfFunny incredibly annoying]].
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* In Kazuo Umezu's ''Scary Book: Reflections'', the vanity of a girl who admires her beauty incessantly in a mirror causes her evil reflection to escape and attempt to take her place, driving her to the edge of insanity in the process.
** This story was parodied in the ''[[RanmaOneHalf Ranma 1/2]]'' manga,a magic where the mirror creates creatures who look like clones of is ''haunted'' by the girl's lingering presence, and now whoever looked looks into it.it will have their reflection pop out. They aren't so much evil as just [[RuleOfFunny incredibly annoying]].
** This story was parodied in the ''[[RanmaOneHalf Ranma 1/2]]'' manga,
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* In NanQuest, You can see Henry's head in the mirror behind him. Then he moves out of the way of the mirror. Mirror Henry doesn't. And then he turns around, ''smiling.''
* In NanQuest, You can see Henry's head in the mirror behind him. Then he moves out of the way of the mirror. Mirror Henry doesn't. And then he turns around, ''smiling.''
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* In ''Night of the Demons'' there's a demon head that appears in a mirror, looking vaguely like a monstrous cow skull.
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* There was a cartoon by Charles Addams (famous for inventing the Addams Family) in which a man in a barber chair with mirrors on either side has a virtually infinite series of reflections, one of them about three-forths of the way down the line being of a monster sitting where he is sitting.
* There was a cartoon by Charles Addams (famous for inventing the Addams Family) in which a man in a barber chair with mirrors on either side has a virtually infinite series of reflections, one of them about three-forths of the way down the line being of a monster sitting where he is sitting.
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* The StephenKing short story "The Reaper's Image"
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* Occasionally inverted on ''BuffyTheVampireSlayer''.
-->'''ANGEL:''' Sorry.
-->'''BUFFY:''' It's okay. I didn't see you so I should have known you were there.
-->'''ANGEL:''' Sorry.
-->'''BUFFY:''' It's okay. I didn't see you so I should have known you were there.
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* ''SailorMoon'' used this trope all throughout the Nehelenia arc of [=SuperS=]/early Stars, where the [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen Queen]] would trap people in mirrors in a "nightmare", a mirror leads to a portal to her evil dreamland, and in one episode she creates a house of mirrors and controls the Senshi's reflections and makes them psychoanalyze and hypnotize them, to convince them to give up.
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* ''SailorMoon'' used this trope all throughout the Nehelenia Dead Moon arc of [=SuperS=]/early Stars, where the where [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen Queen]] Queen Nehelenia ]] would trap people in mirrors in a "nightmare", a mirror leads to a portal to her evil dreamland, and in one episode she creates a house of mirrors and controls the Senshi's reflections and makes them psychoanalyze and hypnotize them, to convince them to give up.
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* According to Grover on SesameStreet, seeing a monster in the mirror is not a cause for freaking out but an occasion to sing "Wubba wubba wubba wubba woo woo woo." After all, "That monster in the mirror, he just might be you."
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* During the WCW version of the HulkHogan/Warrior feud, one [[WallBanger infamous]] segment involved Warrior appearing in the mirror of Hogan's dressing room. The idea was for the Warrior to only be visible to Hogan, as Eric Bischoff doesn't notice. The only problem with this: ''the Warrior was clearly visible to the commentators and people watching on TV.''
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* During the WCW version of the HulkHogan/Warrior feud, one [[WallBanger infamous]] infamous segment involved Warrior appearing in the mirror of Hogan's dressing room. The idea was for the Warrior to only be visible to Hogan, as Eric Bischoff doesn't notice. The only problem with this: ''the Warrior was clearly visible to the commentators and people watching on TV.''
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Mirrors are inherently creepy objects. If you're looking in a mirror, there's also someone looking at you. Like cameras, they copy your image (and thus your SOUL!). They can make you fat, thin, bloated. No surprise that they're associated with badness.
A movement in a mirror can make you jump, if you don't expect it and then bring relief when you realize that it just your own reflection.
A movement in a mirror can make you jump, if you don't expect it and then bring relief when you realize that it just your own reflection.
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Mirrors are inherently creepy objects. If you're looking in a mirror, there's also someone looking at you. Like cameras, they copy your image (and thus your SOUL!). They A movement in a mirror can make you fat, thin, bloated. No jump. It's no surprise that they're associated with badness.
A movement in a mirror can make you jump, if you don't expect it and then bring relief when you realize that it just your own reflection.
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This is the Mirror Monster! Though a mirror is really just a pane of glass and silver, in fiction it can become a gateway - something terrible could come out... or something terrible could try and suck you in.
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This is the Mirror Monster! Though a mirror is really just a pane of glass and silver, in fiction it can become a gateway - something terrible could come out... or something terrible could try and suck you in.
in. A Mirror Monster could be an image only visible in a mirror. It could be a ghost fettered to the world of the living by a mirror. It could be something which comes out of a mirror or communicates via mirror. The key thing about this trope is the horror is directly connected to the mirror itself.
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* In one {{Slayers}} NonSerialMovie, Lina and Naga ran afoul of a mirror that created clones of them. This mirror, showing the exact metaphysical opposite of the person who looks into it, creates a simpy, demure [[MissFanService Naga]] and a pathetic, weepy [[ActionGirl Lina.]]
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* In one {{Slayers}} NonSerialMovie, Lina and Naga ran afoul of a mirror that created clones of them. This mirror, showing the exact metaphysical opposite of the person who looks into it, creates a simpy, wimpy, demure [[MissFanService Naga]] and a pathetic, weepy [[ActionGirl Lina.]]
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* Saltim a boss from BillyHatcher is this, he jumps in and out of mirros trying to attack you and will even try to suck you in.
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* SouthPark had a version of "Bloody Mary" where, if you say his name 3 times while looking in a mirror, Biggie Smalls will appear in the room with you (understandibly pissed because everyone keeps summoning him while he's trying to get to Satan's Halloween/Birthday party).
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* SouthPark had a version of "Bloody Mary" where, if you say his name 3 times while looking in a mirror, Biggie Smalls will appear in the room with you (understandibly (understandably pissed because everyone keeps summoning him while he's trying to get to Satan's Halloween/Birthday party).
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* Saltim a boss from BillyHatcher is this, he jumps in and out of mirros trying to attack you and will even try to suck you in.
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** Earlier, in both ''AriaOfSorrow'' and ''HarmonyOfDissonance'', there were non-boss mirror monsters. In the former, they attacked you while you were standing in front of the mirror. In the latter, they leaped out of mirrors as you passed by them.
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* ''SailorMoon'' used this trope all throughout the Nehelenia arc of [=SuperS=]/early Stars, where the [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen Queen]] would trap people in mirrors in a "nightmare", a mirror leads to a portal to her evil dreamland, and in one episode she creates a house of mirrors and controls the Senshi's reflections and makes them psychoanalyze and hypnotize them, to convince them to give up.
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** Moreover, the first time you fight Paranoia, you really just fight its reflection. Stepping into the next room reveals even more mirrors... and a ''much'' larger Paranoia.
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* At two points in ''{{Splatterhouse}}'', Rick walks down a hall of mirrors. Several of them have his reflection turn, climb out of the mirror and attack him.
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A movement in a mirror can make you jump, if you don't expect it and then bring relief when you realise that it just your own reflection.
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* During the WCW version of the HulkHogan/Warrior feud, one [[WallBanger infamous]] segment involved Warrior appearing in the mirror of Hogan's dressing room. The idea was for the Warrior to only be visible to Hogan, as Eric Bischoff doesn't notice. The only problem with this: ''the Warrior was clearly visible to the commentators and people watching on TV.''
* During the WCW version of the HulkHogan/Warrior feud, one [[WallBanger infamous]] segment involved Warrior appearing in the mirror of Hogan's dressing room. The idea was for the Warrior to only be visible to Hogan, as Eric Bischoff doesn't notice. The only problem with this: ''the Warrior was clearly visible to the commentators and people watching on TV.''
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* ''TheDresdenFiles'': This is the reason Harry refuses to keep mirrors around his house. A lot of nasty critters can use them as doorways between the Nevernever and the real world, like [[spoiler:the fetches in ''Proven Guilty'']].
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* ''KingdomOfLoathing'' has [[BeeBeeGun the Guy Made of Bees]], a parody of the Bloody Mary myth. If you encounter a mirror in the Haunted Mansion and say "Guy Made of Bees" five times, he appears and attacks you. He's a HopelessBossFight [[LordBritishPostulate (usually)]] without a certain item.
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* SouthPark had a version of "Bloody Mary" where, if you say his name 3 times while looking in a mirror, Biggie Smalls will appear in the room with you (understandibly pissed because everyone keeps summoning him while he's trying to get to Satan's Halloween/Birthday party).
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* In one {{Slayers}} NonSerialMovie, Lina and Naga ran afoul of a mirror that created clones of them. (Cue Naga getting cloned about ten times and all of the clones bursting out in her [[MostAnnoyingSound signature laughter]]...)
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* In one {{Slayers}} NonSerialMovie, Lina and Naga ran afoul of a mirror that created clones of them. (Cue Naga getting cloned about ten times and all This mirror, showing the exact metaphysical opposite of the clones bursting out in her [[MostAnnoyingSound signature laughter]]...)
person who looks into it, creates a simpy, demure [[MissFanService Naga]] and a pathetic, weepy [[ActionGirl Lina.]]
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Sometimes mirror monsters can be defeated by smashing the glass. Unfortunately, sometimes smashing the glass can free the mirror monster and allow it free reign.
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Sometimes mirror monsters can be defeated by smashing the glass. Unfortunately, sometimes smashing the glass can free the mirror monster and allow it free reign.
reign (Or [[AsteroidsMonster make even more of them]]).
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** ''Ryuki's'' American adaptation, ''KamenRiderDragonKnight'', is near identical except the heroes are never at risk of being eaten by the monsters they're contracted to. There's still scores of evil mirror monsters to deal with though.
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* In the movie ''TheWatcherInTheWoods'', Jan sees a blindfolded girl in a mirror. She turns out the be [[spoiler: not a ghost, but trapped in another dimension]].
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* In the movie ''TheWatcherInTheWoods'', Jan sees a blindfolded girl in a mirror. She turns out the to be [[spoiler: not a ghost, but trapped in another dimension]].
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* In the {{Discworld}} novel ''Discworld/WitchesAbroad'', the villain uses mirror magic, and when she loses control at the end, [[NothingIsScarier something]] reaches out of a mirror and pulls her in.
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* In the {{Discworld}} novel ''Discworld/WitchesAbroad'', the villain uses mirror magic, and when she loses control at the end, [[NothingIsScarier something]] her reflection reaches out of a mirror and pulls her in.
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* In the {{Discworld}} novel ''Discworld/WitchesAbroad'', the villain uses mirror magic, and when she loses control at the end, something reaches out of a mirror and pulls her in.
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* In the {{Discworld}} novel ''Discworld/WitchesAbroad'', the villain uses mirror magic, and when she loses control at the end, something [[NothingIsScarier something]] reaches out of a mirror and pulls her in.
