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After reaching Pyrite Town, it is discovered that Miror B. has taken control of the area. Having kidnapped [[Duking]]'s precious {{p|Plusle}} and held it hostage, Miror B. has effectively blackmailed the town's reigning hero into uselessness, allowing the dancing deviant to run the [[Pyrite Colosseum]] and hand out [[Shadow Pokémon]] with no resistance. Though Duking's subordinate [[Silva]] attempts to foil the scheme by sneaking into [[Miror B.'s Hideout]] and rescuing Plusle, he is overpowered by the guards. Fortunatley, he is rescued by Wes and Rui, who proceed into the [[Pyrite Cave]] and challenge Miror B. After his defeat, Miror B. leaves town and Plusle is returned to Duking, thus freeing the town. | After reaching Pyrite Town, it is discovered that Miror B. has taken control of the area. Having kidnapped [[Duking]]'s precious {{p|Plusle}} and held it hostage, Miror B. has effectively blackmailed the town's reigning hero into uselessness, allowing the dancing deviant to run the [[Pyrite Colosseum]] and hand out [[Shadow Pokémon]] with no resistance. Though Duking's subordinate [[Silva]] attempts to foil the scheme by sneaking into [[Miror B.'s Hideout]] and rescuing Plusle, he is overpowered by the guards. Fortunatley, he is rescued by Wes and Rui, who proceed into the [[Pyrite Cave]] and challenge Miror B. After his defeat, Miror B. leaves town and Plusle is returned to Duking, thus freeing the town. | ||
Miror B. shows up again at [[Realgam Tower]], where he is guarding one of the keys needed to unlock the tower | Miror B. shows up again at [[Realgam Tower]], where he is guarding one of the keys needed to unlock the path to the main tower. He is later found as an opponent in the [[Deep Colosseum]], as the last opponent of the first round. Revisiting Miror B.'s "dance stage" prior to defeating [[Evice]] will reveal a unique Cipher Peon named [[Mirakle B.]], who claims to be Miror B.'s successor. | ||
When Wes first confronts Miror B., his Pokémon consist of four Ludicolo and a Shadow {{p|Sudowoodo}} (later replaced by {{p|Armaldo}}), though he uses more variety in his Pokémon during later matches. Miror B.'s battle strategy consists of stalling his opponent, using {{m|Rain Dance}} to boost his Pokémon's abilities while he slowly whittles their HP away with moves like {{m|Mega Drain}} and {{m|Leech Seed}}. | When Wes first confronts Miror B., his Pokémon consist of four Ludicolo and a Shadow {{p|Sudowoodo}} (later replaced by {{p|Armaldo}}), though he uses more variety in his Pokémon during later matches. Miror B.'s battle strategy consists of stalling his opponent, using {{m|Rain Dance}} to boost his Pokémon's abilities while he slowly whittles their HP away with moves like {{m|Mega Drain}} and {{m|Leech Seed}}. | ||