Mirror (item)

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Mirror
The mirror in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!The mirror in Donkey Kong Country 3 for Game Boy Advance.
Sprite inDonkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! (left) and the Game Boy Advance version (left)
First appearanceDonkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! (1996)
Latest appearanceDonkey Kong Country 3 (Game Boy Advance) (2005)
“Yes, but it's no ordinary one though! It was Cranky's great grandfather's! I can't let it go for less than 50 coins. Can I interest you in buying this fabulous item?”
—Bazaar,Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!

Themirror is aBrothers Bear item inDonkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!. It can be bought fromBazaar's General Store for 50bear coins. According toBazaar, the mirror was formerly in possession ofCranky Kong'sgreat grandfather. IfDixie andKiddy Kong buy the mirror, they can trade it toBarter for hisNo.6 wrench, which they can in turn give toBjörn for him to repair his chairlifts.Baffle is also in need of the mirror, which he needs to decode a message written by theKremlings.[1] When theKongs provide him the mirror, Baffle can decode the message, which reveals the location ofKaos Kore'ssecret cave. Providing the mirror is optional because the Kongs can still find the cave without talking to him.

The mirror has a unique mirror-type on each Brother Bear while they are in possession of it. If Barter has the mirror, the layout of hisswap shop is inverted, although not in theGame Boy Advance version. If Baffle owns the mirror, he speaks in reverse. Dixie and Kiddy can reacquire the mirror from either Brother Bear by paying ten bear coins to them. The mirror is the only Brother Bear item that the Kongs can keep in their inventory up until they complete their journey.

If the "COLOR"cheat code is entered, the mirror turns green.

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Baffle:But even I'm having a bit of trouble with this latest Kremling Kode." -Nintendo Magazine System (UK), Vol. 51, December, 1996, p. 16.
Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! (SNES) /Donkey Kong Country 3 (GBA)
CharactersProtagonistsDixie Kong •Kiddy Kong •Funky Kong •Wrinkly Kong •Swanky Kong •Cranky Kong
PrisonersBanana Birds •Banana Queen •Donkey Kong •Diddy Kong •Candy Konga •Lanky Konga •Tiny Konga •Chunky Konga
Animal FriendsEllie •Enguarde •Parry •Squawks •Squitter •Quawks
Brothers BearBachelora •Baffle •Barnacle •Barter •Bazaar •Bazooka •Benny •Björn •Blizzard •Blue •Blunder •Boomer •Bramble •Brash
BossesBelcha •Arich •Squirt •KAOS •Bleak •Barbos •Kroctopusa •Baron K. Roolenstein
EnemiesBazuka •Bazza •Booty Bird •Bounty Bass •Bristles •Buzz •Gleamin' Bream •Karbine •Killer bees •Klasp •Knik-Knak •Knocka •Kobble •Koco •Koin •Koindozer •Kopter •Krackaa •Kremling (boater)a •Krimp •Kroc •Krumple •Kuchuka •Kuff 'n' Klout •Lemguin •Lurchin •Minkey •Missile shell •Nibbla •Nid •Re-Koil •Skidda •Sneek •Swoopy
ItemsBanana •Banana Bunch •Bowling ball •Bear coin •Bonus Coin •Box of chocolatesa •Cog •DK Coin • Extra-Life Balloon (red ·green ·blue) •Flupperius Petallus Pongus •Green banana •K-O-N-G Letters •Mirror •No.6 wrench •Patch •Present •Rosea •Shell •Ski •Star
ObjectsAnimal Barrel •Animal crate •Auto-Fire Barrel •Barrel •Barrel Shield •Bonus Barrel •Boo Barrel •Booster Barrel •Bubbling cauldron •Chairlift •Crate •DK Barrel •Fuel Drum •Handle •Ignition Barrel •Invincibility Barrel •Level Flag •Metal door •Minea •Propellerpack •Ripsaw •Rock •Rocket •Star Barrel •Steel Barrel •Switch Barrel •TNT Barrel •Toboggan •Tracker Barrel •Trapdoor •Tumbling barrel •Warp Barrel •Waterfall •Wheel
LevelsLake OrangatangaLakeside Limbo •Doorstop Dash •Tidal Trouble •Skidda's Row •Murky Mill •Belcha's Barn
Kremwood ForestBarrel Shield Bust-Up •Riverside Race •Squeals on Wheels •Springin' Spiders •Bobbing Barrel Brawl •Arich's Ambush
Cotton Top CoveBazza's Blockade •Rocket Barrel Ride •Kreeping Klasps •Tracker Barrel Trek •Fish Food Frenzy •Squirt's Showdown
MekanosFire-Ball Frenzy •Demolition Drain-Pipe •Ripsaw Rage •Blazing Bazukas •Low-G Labyrinth •Kaos Karnage
K3Krevice Kreepers •Tearaway Toboggan •Barrel Drop Bounce •Krack Shot Kroc •Lemguin Lunge •Bleak's House
Razor RidgeBuzzer Barrage •Kong-Fused Cliffs •Floodlit Fish •Pot Hole Panic •Ropey Rumpus •Barbos's Barrierb •Kroctopus Krusha
PacificaaDingy Drain-Pipea •Stormy Seasa •Sunken Sprucea •Cliffside Blasta •Ripcurl Reefa •Surf's Upa •Barbos's Barrier
Kaos KoreKonveyor Rope Klash •Creepy Caverns •Lightning Lookout •Koindozer Klamber •Poisonous Pipeline •Kastle Kaos
KrematoaStampede Sprint •Criss Kross Cliffs •Tyrant Twin Tussle •Swoopy Salvo •Rocket Rush •Knautilus
Music"Fanfare" • "Crazy Calypso" • "Northern Kremisphere" • "Hangin' at Funky’s" • "Get Fit A-Go-Go" • "Brothers Bear" • "Sub-Map Shuffle" • "Swanky's Sideshow" • "Cranky’s Showdown" • "Showdown Win" • "Showdown Lose" • "Bonus Time" • "Bonus Win" • "Bonus Lose" • "Stilt Village" • "Mill Fever" • "Jangle Bells" • "Frosty Frolics" • "Treetop Tumble" • "Enchanted Riverbank" • "Hot Pursuit" • "Water World" • "Cascade Capers" • "Nuts and Bolts" • "Pokey Pipes" • "Rockface Rumble" • "Jungle Jitter" • "Cavern Caprice" • "Rocket Run" • "Boss Boogie" • "Crystal Chasm" • "Krematoa Koncerto" • "Big Boss Blues" • "Mama Bird" • "Chase" • "Baddies on Parade" • "Game Over"
MiscellaneousAsk Uncle Tusk •Barrel-Blastapalooza •Cold Crossword Challenge •Donkey Kong Country 3 Challenge •Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! Original Soundtrack •Donkey Kong Country Trilogy •Gallery •Glitches •Multimedia •Nintendo Music (soundtrack) •Nsider •Pre-release and unused content •Quotes •Rare - Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie's Double Trouble •Sound test (GBA) •Staff •Super Donkey Kong 3 (Petit Maze) •Super Donkey Kong 3: Mysterious Kremis Island Original Soundtrack
a Exclusive to the Game Boy Advance version
b Barbos's Barrier was moved to Pacifica in the Game Boy Advance version