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When Luigi enters the Mirror Room, the door seals behind him. As he explores, he sees five blue [[Grabbing Ghost|Mirror Ghosts]] in the reflection in the long [[Mirror (object)|mirror]]. After he captures the ghosts, the lights turn on and a [[Treasure Chest|red chest]] appears. The chest contains the [[element medal|Fire Element Medal]], which allows Luigi to capture [[Elemental Ghost|Fire Elemental Ghost]]s and use them to shoot fire from his [[Poltergust 3000]]. Luigi uses this new power to light up two candles in the room, unsealing the door. | When Luigi enters the Mirror Room, the door seals behind him. As he explores, he sees five blue [[Grabbing Ghost|Mirror Ghosts]] in the reflection in the long [[Mirror (object)|mirror]]. After he captures the ghosts, the lights turn on and a [[Treasure Chest|red chest]] appears. The chest contains the [[element medal|Fire Element Medal]], which allows Luigi to capture [[Elemental Ghost|Fire Elemental Ghost]]s and use them to shoot fire from his [[Poltergust 3000]]. Luigi uses this new power to light up two candles in the room, unsealing the door. | ||
Despite this room's main focus being the mirror, what with both itself and the room's name, it is, ironically, the only one in the whole game that will not [[teleport]] Luigi back to the [[foyer (Luigi's Mansion)|foyer]] when he scans it with the [[Game Boy Horror]]. It is unknown why. | |||
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