Mirror (disambiguation)

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A mirror is an object whose surface reflects an image.

Mirror may also refer to:

Computing

Disk mirroring (or RAID 1), a redundant array of independent disks in which the same data is written to all disks in the array
Mirror website, which merely duplicates content already available on some other website, usually as a web mirror or FTP mirror
Mirror (programming), a type of reflection mechanism in programming

Mirror (1975 film)
The Mirror (1997 film)
"Mirror", a 2008 episode from the television series Legend of the Seeker
Mirror ident, a 2007 television ident for BBC Two
The Mirror (2014 film), a British found footage horror film
In Inuyasha the Movie: The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass a yokai princess named Kaguya has the power to manipulate mirrors

Mirror (Pakistani magazine), a Pakistani social magazine published from 1951 to 1972
Australian Woman's Mirror, an Australian weekly magazine published from 1924 to 1961
Mirror, a short poem by American author Sylvia Plath

In the One Piece manga, a Devil Fruit user named, Brùlée, has the power to use and manipulate mirrors by using her devil fruit, the Mirror Mirror Fruit
In the Digimon Frontier anime and manga, a Digimon of the Ten Legendary Warriors and the Spirits of Steel, Mercurymon, has the ability to manipulate mirrors
In the Justice League and the Justice League Unlimited animated TV series, Mirror Master has the ability to use and manipulate mirrors
In the Inuyasha anime and manga, a yokai demon named, the Mirror Demon, has the power to reflect another persons attack back at them with its sword and use that power against them to kill them
Mirror (Transformers), a character from the Transformers franchise

Mirror armour
Mirror (dinghy), a small boat
Current mirror, an electric circuit designed to copy a current through one active device by controlling the current in another active device of a circuit
Magnetic mirror, a magnetic field configuration
Acoustic mirror, a device used to focus and amplify sound waves