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Miraidon ex (Temporal Forces 122)

Miraidon (Japanese: ミライドンex Miraidon ex) is a Basic card. It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Temporal Forces cards
Category:Starter Deck & Build Set cards
Category:Illus. by PLANETA Mochizuki
Category:Holographic cards
de:Miraidon-ex (Gewalten der Zeit 122)
es:Miraidon ex (Fuerzas Temporales TCG)
fr:Miraidon-ex (Écarlate et Violet Forces Temporelles 122)
ja:ミライドンex (SVHM)
Miraidon ex League Battle Deck (TCG)

The Miraidon ex League Battle Deck was a 60-card deck available during the Scarlet & Violet Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. It was released on November 17, 2023.
==Blurb==
Get Charged Up with Miraidon ex and Regieleki VMAX!
==Information==
The Miraidon ex League Battle Deck was the first League Battle Deck to be released for the Scarlet & Violet Series. It featured multiples of Miraidon ex, Regieleki V, and Regieleki VMAX—key cards of the Miraidon ex , which was popular during . Combined with an array of cards supporting Miraidon's Tandem Unit Ability and other useful s, the Play Level 3 deck provided an effective base for prospective players.
In addition to the deck, each product was packaged with a deck box, two markers, six damage-counter dice, a competition-legal coin-flip die, an accessory box, a strategy sheet, and a Pokémon Trading Card Game Live code card.
==Deck list==
==Trivia==
* The Miraidon ex League Battle Deck included Non Holofoil versions of , , , and .
* When this deck is received in Pokémon Trading Card Game Live, before Version 1.10.0, it erroneously had 4 copies of instead of 4 copies of Boss's Orders.Version 1.10.0 - Patch Notes — Pokémon Forums
==References==
Category:Theme Decks
de:Liga-Kampfdeck Miraidon-ex (TCG)
es:Baraja Combate de Liga Miraidon ex
fr:Deck Combat de Ligue : Miraidon-ex
Mirakle B.

Mirakle B. (Japanese: ミラクルボ Miraklebo) is a minor villainous character in Pokémon Colosseum. He is the self-proclaimed successor to Miror B..
He is only beginning to work on an afro. He has colored his helmet to look like a , in imitation of Miror B.'s afro. Like Miror B., his suit is yellow and his boots are white. He has bronze sunglasses and a red scarf. His theme music is a sped-up, off-key version of Miror B.'s theme.
He appears at the Pyrite Cave in the place of Miror B. after Miror B. himself has been defeated. He can only be battled before defeating Evice; afterwards, Reath and Ferma will be in the cave instead.
==Pokémon==
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==Quotes==
* Before battle
:"I'm <sc>Mirakle B.</sc>! I'm <sc>Miror B.</sc>'s rightful successor! Going to get me an afro!"
* Being defeated
:"My dreams! You've ruined my dreams of getting an afro!"
* After being defeated
:"Darn! I don't care if no one agrees, I'm still the rightful heir to <sc>Miror B.</sc>! Even though my hair hasn't grown to a full afro do..."
==Trivia==
* In Pokémon Colosseum's internal data, there is an unused e-mail sender named BANDANA KID LONGO. Longo is Mirakle B.'s name in the Spanish version of Pokémon Colosseum.
==In other languages==
Language	Name 	Origin
Japanese	ミラクルボ Miraklebo 	From miracle and ミラーボ Mirorbo (Miror B.)
English 	Mirakle B. 	From miracle and Miror B.
German 	Soul M. 	Similar naming style to D. Queen (Miror B.)
Spanish 	Longo 	Similar to milagro (miracle)
French 	Discobill 	From disco ball and Bouledisco (Miror B.)
Italian 	Discofoll 	From Discoball (Miror B.)
==Related articles==
Category:Game characters
Category:Colosseum characters
Category:Male characters
de:Soul M.
es:Longo
fr:Discobill
it:Discofoll
ja:ミラクルボ
zh:奇蹟球
Miranda (Hoenn)

Miranda (Japanese: ミランダ Miranda) is the caretaker of the Mirage Kingdom Palace. She appeared in The Princess and the Togepi and A Togepi Mirage. 
Miranda was shown to be knowledgeable of the Mirage Kingdom's folklore and the role of in its monarchy, being able to explain it to and . She was suspicious of Colonel Hansen and decided to help Princess Sara, along with Ash, , , Max, and , to prevent his plan to forcibly take the throne of the Mirage Kingdom from Sara's parents.
She was transported, alongside Princess Sara, Ash, and his friends, to the Togepi Paradise after Misty's Togepi used its to defend the group from Colonel Hansen's . Miranda had been to the Togepi Paradise once before, when she accompanied Princess Sara's father during his coronation. She explained that the Togepi Paradise and Mirage Kingdom would help protect each other before noticing its unusually dull appearance.
After the group returned to the Mirage Kingdom, she helped Brock and Max find Sara's parents. , disguised as fortune tellers, provided the trio with a useful hint, and Miranda was able to free the King and Queen in time to arrest Colonel Hansen.
==Voice actors==
==Trivia==
* Miranda has a accent.
Category:Animation characters
Category:Domestic workers in the animated series
Category:Female characters
es:Miranda (Hoenn)
it:Miranda (Hoenn)
zh:米兰达
Miranda (M01)

Miranda (Japanese: ボイジャー Voyager) is a character who appeared in Mewtwo Strikes Back and its remake. She works as a harbor manager at Old Shore Wharf.
==In the movies==
Miranda and Officer Jenny informed the s planning on heading to New Island that the ferry service was postponed due to a raging storm. She claimed to have spoken to the seagulls to predict the current weather conditions, and noted that she had never seen such a hurricane. In the dub, she instead told them about the ancient legend of a storm called the "Winds of Water" that wiped out all life in the world except for a few Pokémon, though their sorrow and tears somehow revived everything.
Her warnings went unheeded by several Trainers, including and , as well as . While Jenny threatened them with arrest, Miranda stood by and allowed the Trainers to go. She informed Jenny that the Trainers had something special in their hearts, and that by overcoming such tests, they would succeed in becoming Pokémon Masters and wished the Trainers the best of luck.
After the movie's resolution, all of the Trainers and their Pokémon had their memories wiped by and were returned to Old Shore Wharf. The aforementioned events seemed to be replayed, with Miranda again warning of the weather conditions, though the Trainers instead followed her advice as Nurse Joy opened up the Pokémon Center for treatment. She joined Jenny, Neesha, Corey, and Fergus on the pier to watch the storm miraculously clear up.
Miranda reappeared in Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution, a remake of Mewtwo Strikes Back, where she played the same role.
===Character===
Miranda is a woman who is well-versed in ancient legends. In the original Japanese version, she is spiritual and a believer in .
===Voice actors===
==In the manga==
===Movie adaptations===
Miranda appears in the , fulfilling the same role.
==Trivia==
* Her Japanese voice actress, and the voice actor of another character in the first movie, also work together in a Pokémon based band.
* She speaks in a French accent in the and dub.
* Miranda's redesign in Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution has her wearing fish-hook earrings rather than gold hoops. These are based on the "hei matau" design, the fish hook of the of , which is a sacred cultural symbol and has many connections to the ocean.
==In other languages==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Korean 	보이저 Voyager 	Same as her Japanese name
Chinese ()	波佳 Bōjiā 	Transliteration of her Japanese name. Also translates to beautiful wave.
==Related articles==
Category:Movie characters
Category:Animation characters
de:Miranda
es:Miranda (películas)
it:Miranda (F01)
zh:波佳
Miranda Branley

Miranda L. Branley is an American illustrator and designer for Pikachu Press at The Pokémon Company International who has contributed artwork to the Pokémon Trading Card Game. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, having majored in Illustration and minored in Communication Design.https://www.mirandalbranley.com/about Her first card to be printed was , one of the , which she illustrated for the animated series Pokémon: Path to the Peak.
==Artwork==
Thus far, Branley has illustrated 1 card. A full list of cards she has illustrated can be found here.
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==Cards illustrated==
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*Oddish (SVP Promo 102)
==External links==
*Miranda Branley's Twitter
*Miranda Branley's website
==References==
Category:TCG illustrators
de:Miranda Branley
fr:Miranda Branley
Mirei

(Japanese: ミレイ Mirei) is a character in the Pokémon Adventures manga. She is the mother of .
==History==
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Mirei first appears in Absolutely Azumarill. She is first seen at , chasing after a runaway . After the Azumarill escapes, Mirei encounters Crystal, who she asks to capture the Azumarill. To Mirei's shock, Crystal is unable to the Azumarill before it runs away.
Crystal explains that she was defeated by a she tried to catch. The shock caused by the incident made Crystal unable to capture any Pokémon. Mirei slaps Crystal to get her to stop crying and tells her daughter that she must complete the Pokédex, as requested by . After Crystal calms down, Mirei tells her that she must start from scratch and train at Mt. Mortar, where Crystal first learned how to use her capture skills.
In Lively Larvitar, Mirei decides to continue with her travels once she sees that Crystal has finished her training.
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In Fortunately for Feraligatr, Mirei takes Crystal to the via a helicopter. To Mirei's disappointment, she finds Crystal in professional work attire for her field trip with the children from Earl Dervish's Pokémon academy. Believing the trip should be fun for the children, Mirei forcibly picks a new set of clothes for Crystal, much to the latter's dismay.
==Pokémon==
Mirei was revealed to own a and . Neither have made a physical appearance.
==Artwork==
Artwork from Pokémon Adventures
==Trivia==
* Mirei's Japanese name was revealed by PokéSPedia.
* Mirei's second attire is based on the fashion.
* In the Japanese version, Mirei ends her sentences with ぴょん pyon (a Japanese for a rabbit's hopping), which would later be used for the nicknames of Crystal's Pokémon. In the Chuang Yi translation, she instead ends her sentences with ee.
==Names==
Language	Name 	Origin
Japanese	ミレイ Mirei 	
Category:Manga characters
Category:Female characters
Category:Pokémon Adventures characters
es:Mirei
it:Mirei
zh:美玲
Miriam (Scarlet & Violet 179)

Miriam (Japanese: ミモザ Mimosa) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as a Regular card, a , and a in the expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion. The Regular and Full Art prints feature artwork by Sanosuke Sakuma, while the special illustration rare print features artwork by Akira Komayama.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Miriam is the school nurse at Naranja Academy/Uva Academy in Paldea.
Category:Scarlet & Violet cards
Category:Violet ex cards
Category:Illus. by Sanosuke Sakuma
Category:Illus. by Akira Komayama
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
Category:Trainer cards that move cards from player's discard pile into deck
Category:Trainer cards that draw cards from player's deck
Category:Cards featured on Pokémon card art life
de:Mimi (TCG)
es:Mimí (TCG)
fr:Mimosa (Écarlate et Violet 251)
ja:ミモザ (カードゲーム)
zh:米莫莎（TCG）
Miror B.Peon (Trainer class)

A Miror B.Peon (Japanese: ミラーボ手下 Mirorbo Underling), formatted Miror B. Peon in Pokémon Colosseum: Prima's Official Strategy Guide,Pokémon Colosseum: Prima's Official Strategy Guide p28 is a type of Pokémon Trainer that first debuted in the Generation III games, appearing in . As their name implies, they are underlings working under Miror B. Four of them appear, namely Trudly, Folly, Ferma, and Reath.
==Gallery==
===Sprites===
 	 	 	
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==Trainer list==
===Pokémon Colosseum===
==In other languages==
==References==
==Related articles==
Category:Trainer classes
de:D. Queen-Fan
fr:Sbire Boul.
ja:ミラーボ手下
Miror Radar

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The Miror Radar (Japanese: ミラーボレーダー Radar) is a Key Item exclusive to .
==In the games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
The Miror Radar allows the to track down Miror B.'s location in case they have failed to snag a Shadow Pokémon in order to battle him and get another chance at snagging it. When the Radar's alarm goes off, the player can check it for Miror B.'s current location. If the location is not visited within a certain amount of time, the Radar's signal will be lost and the player has to wait for a new alert.
Miror B. can appear at Pyrite Colosseum, Realgam Colosseum, or one of the three Poké Spots. If found at a Colosseum, he will randomly replace one of the s from the current round. The Radar will also alert the player of Miror B.'s presence at the Outskirt Stand when the player first visits the location, and at Gateon Port when the player first enters it after having snagged 82 of the 83 Shadow Pokémon.
If the Radar indicates that Miror B. is at one of the three Poké Spots, there is a chance that Miror B. himself will not be at the location, with only Trudly and Folly appearing there instead. If the player had saved between the Radar activating and only Trudly and Folly appearing, resetting the game can make Miror B. appear.
The Radar will not go off while the player's Snag Machine is stolen, excluding the predetermined alert at the Outskirt Stand.
Once the player snags the final Shadow Pokémon, , the Radar will break and disappear from the item bag.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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==In other languages==
==See also==
* List of Key Items in Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD
Category:Key Items
de:Queen-Radar
es:Pokémon XD: Tempestad oscura#Radar Discal
fr:Radar Disco
it:Elenco degli strumenti base nella regione di Auros#Discoradar
ja:ミラーボレーダー
Mirror Armor (Ability)

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Mirror Armor (Japanese: ミラーアーマー Mirror Armor) is an Ability introduced in Generation VIII. It is the signature Ability of .
==Effect==
===In battle===
Mirror Armor reflects the stat-lowering effects of moves and back to the user.
Mirror Armor cannot reflect the stat-lowering effect of or an effect that was just reflected by an opponent's Mirror Armor. Stat-lowering effects of moves reflected by are still reflected back. 
If multiple Pokémon, including the Pokémon with this Ability, would have their stats lowered by the same effect, only the stat drop that would have applied to the Pokémon with this Ability is reflected. If the Pokémon with this Ability is affected by , the effect is reflected back to the Pokémon which set it up. If Pokémon which set up Sticky Web is not on the field, no Pokémon have their Speed lowered.
===Outside of battle===
Mirror Armor has no effect outside of battle.
==Pokémon with Mirror Armor==
==In other languages==
Category:Abilities only available as a Hidden Ability
Category:Ignorable Abilities
Category:Stat lowering Abilities
de:Spiegelrüstung
es:Coraza reflejo
fr:Armure Miroir
it:Blindospecchio
ja:ミラーアーマー
zh:镜甲（特性）
Mirror Ash

Mirror Ash (Japanese: 鏡の国のサトシ Mirror World Satoshi) is a character of the day who appeared in The Cave of Mirrors!. He is 's counterpart from the Mirror World, whose personality is opposite to that of the regular Ash, as he is very timid and quick to panic. 
Before the regular Ash stumbled upon the Mirror World, Mirror Ash had a battle with Mirror Serena, which he lost. After this, Mirror Serena bragged about it and called Mirror Ash a crybaby. This caused Mirror Ash to run off and decide to travel by himself. He ran towards Reflection Cave but lost his . While looking for him, Mirror Ash came across a mirror, in which he saw Pikachu. He managed to pull through the mirror and grab Pikachu, unaware that this was the from the regular world, which he just pulled from the regular Ash's shoulder. Though initially happy he had found Pikachu, he later realized this wasn't his Pikachu.
Later, Mirror Ash found his way back to his friends and witnessed a battle from behind a tree between Mirror Serena and Ash from the regular world, who had followed Mirror Ash to get his Pikachu back. After the battle, he showed himself and Mirror Ash told what happened to the group after he had left them. Mirror Ash had still not found his own Pikachu, so the group decided to look for him with help of Mirror Clemont's magic. They ended up at a dead end however.
Right at that moment, the Team Rocket trio of the regular world showed up, revealing they had found Mirror Ash's Pikachu and caged it. They also managed to get the regular Ash's Pikachu. To get both Pikachu back, the group battled them, with regular Ash and Mirror Ash teaming up and both using their . Team Rocket ended up defeating them, however, causing Mirror Ash to give up and cry. A speech from the regular Ash convinced him to continue again. Mirror Clemont used this moment to steal the cages with the Pikachu and Mirror Serena managed to free them with her . Both Ashes used their freed Pikachu to blast Team Rocket off. Mirror Ash now decided to still continue traveling with his friends instead of traveling alone.
Afterwards, the group enjoyed the sunset. However, this caused Mirror Clemont to remember that anyone not from the Mirror World would be trapped inside the Mirror World forever once the sun had set. They hurried to Reflection Cave to ensure the regular Ash would go back to his own world in time. Although they found the mirror through which the regular Ash had come, the portal wasn't there. Then Mirror Ash remembered what caused the portal to appear when he grabbed the regular Ash's Pikachu. Eventually, the portal appeared as the regular Ash wished strongly to return to his own world. The regular Ash managed to go back, and Mirror Ash and his friends said their goodbyes as the portals closed again.
==Pokémon==
==Trivia==
* Mirror Ash is the only character of the day from the 17th season to own more than one known Pokémon.
==Voice actors==
Category:Kalos characters of the day
Category:Male characters
Category:Animation characters
es:Ash alterno 
it:Ash Mondo Specchio
ja:鏡像のサトシ
zh:鏡之國的小智
Mirror Bonnie

Mirror Bonnie (Japanese: 鏡の国ユリーカ Mirror World Eureka) is a character of the day who appeared in The Cave of Mirrors!. She is 's counterpart from the Mirror World, whose personality is opposite to that of the regular Bonnie, as she has lady-like mannerisms and is proud of her brother and his achievements. In the English dub, she speaks with a refined, English accent.
After Mirror Ash lost a battle against Mirror Serena, he ran off crying, stating he would travel alone onward. The Mirror World counterparts of Bonnie, , and went looking for him and found him just outside Reflection Cave. What they didn't know, however, was that this was the from the regular world instead. As the group started to notice how Ash's personality was different from the Ash they knew, Mirror Clemont deduced this was an Ash from another world, according to a legend that the Reflection Cave harbors portals to other worlds.
Mirror Serena refused to believe this, and challenged the regular Ash to a battle. After the battle, Mirror Ash showed up, having watched the battle from behind a tree. When Mirror Ash told he lost his , the group and the regular Ash decided to go look for him. Mirror Clemont proposed to use his magic to find Pikachu. Mirror Bonnie showed her excitement at her brother's trick, and even though they wound up in a dead end, she just casually stated that everybody makes mistakes.
Later, Mirror Bonnie and the rest of the group helped in getting the regular Ash back to his own world. They found the mirror through which the regular Ash had come, and managed to get the portal to appear. As the portals of the regular world and the Mirror World started to drift further apart, Mirror Bonnie encouraged her regular counterpart, who was at the other portal, to wish strongly for Ash to return. The regular Ash ultimately managed to get back, and Mirror Bonnie said her farewells as the portals closed.
==Pokémon==
===Taking care of===
==Voice actors==
Category:Kalos characters of the day
Category:Female characters
Category:Animation characters
es:Bonnie/Clem alterna
it:Clem Mondo Specchio
ja:鏡像のユリーカ
zh:镜之国的柚丽嘉
Mirror Clemont

Mirror Clemont (Japanese: 鏡の国シトロン Mirror World Citron) is a character of the day who appeared in The Cave of Mirrors!. He is 's counterpart from the Mirror World, whose personality is opposite to that of the regular Clemont, as he is able to run very fast without getting tired and prefers magic over science.
After Mirror Ash lost a battle against Mirror Serena, he ran off crying, stating he would travel alone onward. The Mirror World counterparts of Clemont, , and went looking for him and found him just outside Reflection Cave. What they didn't know, however, was that this was the from the regular world instead. The regular Ash was surprised at how fast Mirror Clemont was able to run, to which he stated he had been a good runner ever since he was a kid. As the group started to notice how Ash's personality was different from the Ash they knew, Mirror Clemont deduced this was an Ash from another world, according to a legend that the Reflection Cave harbors portals to other worlds.
Mirror Serena refused to believe this, and challenged the regular Ash to a battle. Mirror Clemont refereed the battle. After the battle, Mirror Ash showed up, having watched the battle from behind a tree. Mirror Clemont encouraged him to share his story of what happened after they lost sight of him. When Mirror Ash told he lost his , the group and the regular Ash decided to go look for him. Mirror Clemont proposed to use his magic to find Pikachu. He drew a marking of a thunderbolt on the ground, and let a stick drop in the middle of the marking, with the direction the stick faced deciding where Pikachu was. He called this trick "Magical Direction Finder". Although the group ended up at a dead end, of the regular world showed up, revealing they had caged Pikachu. They also managed to steal the regular Ash's Pikachu. While both Ashes were busy battling Team Rocket, Mirror Clemont sneaked up to them and snagged the glass cages. He threw them to Mirror Serena who freed them with her . 
After they blasted Team Rocket off, the group enjoyed the sunset. It was at that moment however that Mirror Clemont realized that, according to myth, people not from the Mirror World would have to get back to their own world before sunset, or else they would be trapped inside forever. As such he helped in getting the regular Ash back to his own world. They found the mirror through which the regular Ash had come, and managed to get the portal to appear. As the portals of the regular world and the Mirror World started to drift further apart, Mirror Clemont encouraged his regular counterpart, who was at the other portal, to wish strongly for Ash to return. The regular Ash ultimately managed to get back, and Mirror Clemont said his farewells as the portals closed.
==Pokémon==
===Caught for Mirror Bonnie===
==Voice actors==
Category:Kalos characters of the day
Category:Male characters
Category:Animation characters
es:Clemont/Lem alterno
it:Lem Mondo Specchio
ja:鏡像のシトロン
zh:镜之国的希特隆
Mirror Herb

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Mirror Herb (Japanese: ものまねハーブ Imitation Herb) is a type of item introduced in Generation IX.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
====In battle====
Just after an opponent has a stat increase, the holder consumes the Mirror Herb and gets the same stat increase. If multiple stats of the opponent are increased at once (for instance by using ), all the stat increases are copied.
====Outside of battle====
In , if the player has a picnic with one Pokémon that holds a Mirror Herb and has an empty move slot, and another Pokémon that knows a move the first Pokémon can learn as an Egg Move, after the picnic the first Pokémon will learn that Egg Move, even if there is no matching Egg Group or if both Pokémon are of the same gender. This does not consume the Mirror Herb.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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==In other languages==
==See also==
Category:Held items
Category:In-battle effect items
de:Kopierkraut
es:Hierba copia
fr:Feuille Copieuse
it:Foglia carbone
ja:ものまねハーブ
zh:模仿香草（道具）