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* MotifMerger: The Klingon-Cardassian Alliance [[https://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/inconsistencies/alliance-emblem/alliance-emblem.png logo]] is a combination of the Klingon and Cardassian symbols.
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* EvilIsBigger: His flagship is a [[MileLongShip monstrously scaled-up version]] of the ''Negh'var'', the battleship used by Gowron and Martok in the main universe.
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* {{Expy}}: In the first couple of episodes, the Mirror DS9 characters show strong resemblances to major characters from ''Series/BlakesSeven'', another DarkerAndEdgier BlackAndGreyMorality space opera about rebels against an evil empire. In particular, Kira is Servalan, Sisko is Blake, "Smiley" is Vila, Garak is Travis, and Julian is Avon.
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* {{Expy}}: In the first couple of episodes, the Mirror DS9 [=DS9=] characters show strong resemblances to major characters from ''Series/BlakesSeven'', another DarkerAndEdgier BlackAndGreyMorality space opera about rebels against an evil empire. In particular, Kira is Servalan, Sisko is Blake, "Smiley" is Vila, Garak is Travis, and Julian is Avon.
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* {{Expy}}: In the first couple of episodes, the Mirror DS9 characters show strong resemblances to major characters from ''Series/BlakesSeven'', another DarkerAndEdgier BlackAndGreyMorality space opera about rebels against an evil empire. In particular, Kira is Servalan, Sisko is Blake, "Smiley" is Vila, Garak is Travis, and Julian is Avon.
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Intendant Kira is one of the series' longest-running villains.
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Vile even by EvilCounterpart standards, Intendant Kira is one of the series' longest-running villains.
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* CrapsackWorld: The [=DS9=] Mirror episodes strongly imply that the Mirror Universe is perpetually doomed to be crapsack. Mirror-Spock's attempts to reform the Empire after his encounter with the main-universe Enterprise officers in "Mirror, Mirror" led to the collapse of the Empire and its conquest by an equally corrupt and savage Klingon-Cardassian Alliance, with the Bajorans also allied to them. The "good" Mirror characters are all far more deeply flawed and morally-questionable than the main-universe ones.
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* CrapsackWorld: The [=DS9=] Mirror episodes strongly imply that the Mirror Universe is perpetually doomed to be crapsack. Mirror-Spock's attempts to reform the Empire after his encounter with the main-universe Enterprise ''Enterprise'' officers in "Mirror, Mirror" led to the collapse of the Empire and its conquest by an equally corrupt and savage Klingon-Cardassian Alliance, with the Bajorans also allied to them. The "good" Mirror characters are all far more deeply flawed and morally-questionable than the main-universe ones.
* HappyEndingOverride: "Mirror, Mirror" implied that Spock was going to reform the Terran Empire. He did...but then the Klingons and Cardassians wiped them out and enslaved what was left.
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* HiddenDepths: Though she expresses little of her personality and ambitions on TV, ''VideoGame/StarTrekOnline'' went on to depict her as a full-on CardCarryingVillain in the true spirit of the Terran Empire, wherein she would rise to power in a rejuvenated Empire and command her own ''ISS Enterprise'' in many a battle with Prime Universe captains, Creator/Chase Masterson hamming up her performance all the while.
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* HiddenDepths: Though she expresses little of her personality and ambitions on TV, ''VideoGame/StarTrekOnline'' went on to depict her as a full-on CardCarryingVillain in the true spirit of the Terran Empire, wherein she would rise to power in a rejuvenated Empire and command her own ''ISS Enterprise'' in many a battle with Prime Universe captains, Creator/Chase Masterson Creator/ChaseMasterson hamming up her performance all the while.
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* HiddenDepths: Though she expresses little of her personality and ambitions on TV, ''VideoGame/StarTrekOnline'' went on to depict her as a full-on CardCarryingVillain in the true spirit of the Terran Empire, wherein she would rise to power in a rejuvenated Empire and command her own ''ISS Enterprise'' in many a battle with Prime Universe captains, Creator/Chase Masterson hamming up her performance all the while.
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* DepravedBisexual: In her first appearance, Intendant Kira was [[ScrewYourself intrigued]] by her doppelganger Major Kira; [[WordOfSaintPaul according to Nana Visitor]], this was an expression of her narcissism. However, later Mirror Universe episodes depicted her as [[AnythingThatMoves insatiably lusting]] after every attractive man or woman in sight.
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* DepravedBisexual: In her first appearance, Intendant Kira was [[ScrewYourself intrigued]] by her doppelganger Major Kira; [[WordOfSaintPaul according to Nana Visitor]], this was an expression of her narcissism. However, later Mirror Universe episodes depicted her as [[AnythingThatMoves [[ExtremeOmnisexual insatiably lusting]] after every attractive man or woman in sight.
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* ButtMonkey: It's bad luck to be a Ferengi here, given that every major one who appears winds up dead before their debut episode's conslusion.
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* ButtMonkey: It's bad luck to be a Ferengi here, given that every major one who appears winds up dead before their debut episode's conslusion.conclusion.
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* EvilSoundsDeep: The only thing he has in common with the prime universe Worf is his signature deep voice.
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* EvilSoundsDeep: The Just about the only thing he has in common with the prime universe Worf is his signature deep voice.
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* HeelFaceTurn: Turns from being a pawn of the intendant to sparking off the Terran rebellion.
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* HeelFaceTurn: Turns from being a pawn of the intendant Intendant to sparking off the Terran rebellion.
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* WorkingWithTheEx: Defied. She is working with the Alliance because she refuses to do this.
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* WorkingWithTheEx: Defied. She is She's working with the Alliance because she refuses to do this.
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* TheMole: [[spoiler:He is working with the Intendant to steal the Orb of Contemplation.]]
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* TheMole: [[spoiler:He is [[spoiler:He's working with the Intendant to steal the Orb of Contemplation.]]
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* WeHardlyKnewYe: He'a killed by Mirror Bashir shortly after his first appearance, mostly so Rom will realize how different the Mirror Universe is.
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* KilledOffForReal: Given that this does not affect the main universe's characters, it happens often: [[spoiler:the mirror versions of Sisko, Odo, Dax, Quark, Rom, Nog, Garak and Vic Fontaine all die. This becomes a key plot point when the "real" Benjamin Sisko is abducted to stand in for his mirror counterpart.]] Notably averted for prime-universe's usual ButtMonkey, O'Brien.
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* KilledOffForReal: Given that this does not affect the main universe's characters, it happens often: [[spoiler:the mirror versions of Sisko, Odo, Dax, Quark, Rom, Nog, Garak Garak, Brunt, and Vic Fontaine all die. This becomes a key plot point when the "real" Benjamin Sisko is abducted to stand in for his mirror counterpart.]] Notably averted for prime-universe's usual ButtMonkey, O'Brien.
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* SlaveRace: The Terrans have been enslaved in revenge for the oppression exacted by the Terran Empire
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* TheHedonist: The only thing she loves more than power is receiving as much pleasure as her heart desires.
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* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler:Nobody mourned for him. Even his actor Andrew Robinson was glad he died.]]
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: [[spoiler:Is injected with a virus that literally boils his internal organs.]]
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* ShadowArchetype: To Garak. He has many of the traits Enabrain Tain and Mila mention Garak displayed pre-exile; pettiness, vindictiveness, and a fondness for torture. The difference is he lacks regular Garak's sophistication, and subtlety (and going by his actions, any of Garak's intelligence).
* SmugSnake: He's more or less a CardCarryingVillain who is too obsessed with taking Kira's job to be competent. Quark and Rom mock him for being nowhere ''near'' as good as the Garak they know.
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* ShadowArchetype: To Garak. He has many of the traits Enabrain Tain and Mila mention Garak displayed pre-exile; pre-exile: pettiness, vindictiveness, and a fondness for torture. The difference is he lacks regular Garak's sophistication, sophistication and subtlety (and going by his actions, any of Garak's intelligence).
* SmugSnake: He's more or less a CardCarryingVillainwho is who's too obsessed with taking Kira's job to be competent. Quark and Rom mock him for being nowhere ''near'' as good as the Garak they know.
*TheSociopathTheSociopath: Take away Prime!Garak's sympathetic qualities and you have this guy.
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* SoreLoser: He is He's prone to [[VillainousBreakdown throwing tantrums tantrums]] whenever he is he's been bested. In "The Emperor's New Cloak", he rips his command chair out of the ground and throws it across the bridge when the Terran rebels defeat him.
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* WeHardlyKnewYe: He is killed by Mirror Bashir shortly after his first appearance, mostly so Rom will realize how different the Mirror Universe is.
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* SexyWalk: Particularly noticeable in "Resurrection" where the Intendant dresses up like Major Kira to pull a heist, and the only means of telling them apart is Mirror Kira's vampish walk.
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* SupermodelStrut: Fittingly as TheVamp, she often moves with a seductive strut that has her rocking her hips. Particularly noticeable in "[[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS06E08Resurrection Resurrection]]" where the Intendant dresses up like Major Kira to pull a heist, and the only means of telling them apart is Mirror Kira's vampish walk.
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* McLeaned: She was killed off because Terry Farrell left the show.
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* CrapsackWorld: The [=DS9=] Mirror episodes strongly imply that the Mirror Universe is perpetually doomed to be crapsack. Mirror!Spock's Mirror-Spock's attempts to reform the Empire after his encounter with the main-universe Enterprise officers in "Mirror, Mirror" led to the collapse of the Empire and its conquest by an equally corrupt and savage Klingon-Cardassian Alliance, with the Bajorans also allied to them. The "good" Mirror characters are all far more deeply flawed and morally-questionable than the main-universe ones.
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* HowTheMightyHaveFallen: By 2370, the Terran Empire has fallen to the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance.
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