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[[Image:MirrorHallSPM.jpg|thumb|'''Mirror Hall''' as seen from Flipside.]]
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'''Mirror Hall''' is a building in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. It appears on the border of [[Flipside]] and [[Flopside]]. After Chapter 4, [[Outer Space]], [[Mario]] will have to go to Flopside to open the door to Chapter 5 in [[Flipside Tower]]. However, to do that, he has to pass through the Mirror Hall, which (as aforementioned) is on the border of the two cities and therefore connects them.
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The '''Mirror Hall''', also known as the '''Mirror Mansion''' in [[Flipside]] and the '''Mansion Rorrim''' in [[Flopside]], is a building in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. It appears on the border of Flipside and Flopside, and serves to allow passage between the two towns. The hall can only be accessed after unlocking [[Fleep]] as his powers are required to reach it, and the heroes must travel through it in order to reach Flopside and locate the fifth [[Heart Pillar]].


Using [[Fleep]], Mario will have to find a thunder mark in Flipside and flip it to reveal a secret passage. Mario must [[Dimension Flip|flip to 3D]], enter, go to the door at the end, enter it and he'll find himself in Mirror Hall. Mirror Hall, when first approached, has four [[block]]s and a mirror in the center.
Within a hidden alley on the first floor of Flipside, the player must use Fleep on an interdimensional rift in order to reveal the 3D path that leads to the Mirror Hall. The hall contains four stained-glass windows depicting the sages of the [[Tribe of Ancients]], as well as the eponymous mirror in the center and eight colored blocks, each corresponding to the doors atop [[Flipside Tower|Flipside]] and [[Flopside Tower]]s. The player must then hit each of the blocks once in order for the mirror to shatter and allow them access to the building's other half, where they can exit the door and find themselves in Flopside.


Mario must hit the blocks in order from right to left until he has hit all of them. After that, the mirror will break. Mario must flip to 3D, enter the mirror and find himself in the Flopside section of the Mirror Hall. At the end of the Flopside part of Mirror Hall is a door going to the town of Flopside.
Passing the Mirror Hall is the only free way of getting from Flipside to Flopside. However, the player can find [[Welderberg]] in Flopside who, if paid 300 [[Coin]]s, will build a pair of arguably faster [[Warp Pipe]]s between the interdimensional cities.


Passing the Mirror Hall is the only free way of getting from Flipsode to Flopside. However, the [[player]] can find [[Welderberg]] in two parts of Flipside; if they pay him 300 [[Coin]]s, he will build a pair of arguably fast [[Warp Pipe]]s between the interdimensional cities.
The concept of the Mirror Hall, and of the connection between Flipside and Flopside, is similar to the theme of the [[Crystal Palace]] in ''[[Paper Mario]]''.
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==Trivia==
==Puzzle==
*Mirror Hall's name comes from both meanings of the word "mirror", as it includes a mirror and it links together two towns that mirror each other.
The eight colored blocks are, from left to right: red (#1), orange (#2), yellow (#3), green (#4), light blue (#5), dark blue (#6), purple (#7) and black (#8). All blocks are unlit initially. The goal is to light all blocks.
*It is interesting to note that, because Mirror Hall is located between Flipside and Flopside, both of its sides flip to different angles when Mario flips in them.


[[Category: Places]]
* Hitting #1 changes the state of #1, #3, #5, #6 and #8.
[[Category: Places from Super Paper Mario]]
* Hitting #2 changes the state of #1, #2, #4, #6 and #7.
* Hitting #3 changes the state of #1, #3, #4, #5 and #7.
* Hitting #4 changes the state of #2, #3, #4, #5 and #8.
* Hitting #5 changes the state of #1, #2, #3, #5 and #7.
* Hitting #6 changes the state of #4, #5, #6, #7 and #8.
* Hitting #7 changes the state of #2, #3, #6, #7 and #8.
* Hitting #8 changes the state of #1, #2, #4, #6 and #8.
 
Although the in-game hint (in the back alley of Flipside 1st Floor) is to hit all "Eight Blocks, Each Color Once", it is also possible to solve the puzzle by hitting just the orange (#2), yellow (#3), green (#4) and light blue (#5) blocks once.
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>
Hall of mirrors-flopside.png|3D view of the Mirror Hall in Flopside
</gallery>
 
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=カガミの間
|JapR=Kagami no Ma
|JapM=Room of Mirrors
|Spa=Salón Reflejado
|SpaM=Reflected Salon
|Ger=Halle der Spiegel
|GerM=Hall of Mirrors
|Ita=Sala degli Specchi
|ItaM=Hall of Mirrors
|Kor=거울의 공간
|KorR=Geoul-ui Gong-gan
|KorM=Space of Mirrors
|Fre=Hall des miroirs
|FreM=Hall of mirrors
}}
 
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[[Category:Buildings]]
[[Category:Super Paper Mario locations]]

Latest revision as of 09:44, January 8, 2024

The Inside of the Mirror Hall (right)
The Inside of the Mirror Hall (left)
The Inside of the Mirror Hall (right)
The Inside of the Mirror Hall (right)
The Mirror Hall as seen from Flopside
The Mirror Hall as seen from Flipside
The Mirror Hall as seen from Flopside
The Mirror Hall as seen from Flopside

The Mirror Hall, also known as the Mirror Mansion in Flipside and the Mansion Rorrim in Flopside, is a building in Super Paper Mario. It appears on the border of Flipside and Flopside, and serves to allow passage between the two towns. The hall can only be accessed after unlocking Fleep as his powers are required to reach it, and the heroes must travel through it in order to reach Flopside and locate the fifth Heart Pillar.

Within a hidden alley on the first floor of Flipside, the player must use Fleep on an interdimensional rift in order to reveal the 3D path that leads to the Mirror Hall. The hall contains four stained-glass windows depicting the sages of the Tribe of Ancients, as well as the eponymous mirror in the center and eight colored blocks, each corresponding to the doors atop Flipside and Flopside Towers. The player must then hit each of the blocks once in order for the mirror to shatter and allow them access to the building's other half, where they can exit the door and find themselves in Flopside.

Passing the Mirror Hall is the only free way of getting from Flipside to Flopside. However, the player can find Welderberg in Flopside who, if paid 300 Coins, will build a pair of arguably faster Warp Pipes between the interdimensional cities.

The concept of the Mirror Hall, and of the connection between Flipside and Flopside, is similar to the theme of the Crystal Palace in Paper Mario.

Puzzle[edit]

The eight colored blocks are, from left to right: red (#1), orange (#2), yellow (#3), green (#4), light blue (#5), dark blue (#6), purple (#7) and black (#8). All blocks are unlit initially. The goal is to light all blocks.

  • Hitting #1 changes the state of #1, #3, #5, #6 and #8.
  • Hitting #2 changes the state of #1, #2, #4, #6 and #7.
  • Hitting #3 changes the state of #1, #3, #4, #5 and #7.
  • Hitting #4 changes the state of #2, #3, #4, #5 and #8.
  • Hitting #5 changes the state of #1, #2, #3, #5 and #7.
  • Hitting #6 changes the state of #4, #5, #6, #7 and #8.
  • Hitting #7 changes the state of #2, #3, #6, #7 and #8.
  • Hitting #8 changes the state of #1, #2, #4, #6 and #8.

Although the in-game hint (in the back alley of Flipside 1st Floor) is to hit all "Eight Blocks, Each Color Once", it is also possible to solve the puzzle by hitting just the orange (#2), yellow (#3), green (#4) and light blue (#5) blocks once.

Gallery[edit]

  • 3D view of the Mirror Hall in Flopside

    3D view of the Mirror Hall in Flopside

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese カガミの間[?]
Kagami no Ma 		Room of Mirrors
French Hall des miroirs[?] Hall of mirrors
German Halle der Spiegel[?] Hall of Mirrors
Italian Sala degli Specchi[?] Hall of Mirrors
Korean 거울의 공간[?]
Geoul-ui Gong-gan 		Space of Mirrors
Spanish Salón Reflejado[?] Reflected Salon
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