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Your definition of mirrored pairs is EXTREMELY loose.... Black Knight / White Knight is DEFINITELY a mirrored pair, but Gaea's Liege and Cyclopean tomb? Fear and Invisibility? Come on... I don't see the "mirrored" aspect of it. In that case any vanilla creature is a mirror or cycle if it functionally exists in 2 or more colors, which is not really a mirror/unfinished cycle (i.e. by design). | Your definition of mirrored pairs is EXTREMELY loose.... Black Knight / White Knight is DEFINITELY a mirrored pair, but Gaea's Liege and Cyclopean tomb? Fear and Invisibility? Come on... I don't see the "mirrored" aspect of it. In that case any vanilla creature is a mirror or cycle if it functionally exists in 2 or more colors, which is not really a mirror/unfinished cycle (i.e. by design). {{unsigned|38.127.230.10}} | ||
: Actually I agree. I never really got through the list but the example you give definitely does not look like a mirrored pair. I mean you can go ahead and remove those which seem odd. - [[User:Yanderesliver|Yandere Sliver]] [[File:H09 symbol.png|16px|link=User talk:Yanderesliver]] 07:11, 22 March 2019 (UTC) | |||
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Your definition of mirrored pairs is EXTREMELY loose.... Black Knight / White Knight is DEFINITELY a mirrored pair, but Gaea's Liege and Cyclopean tomb? Fear and Invisibility? Come on... I don't see the "mirrored" aspect of it. In that case any vanilla creature is a mirror or cycle if it functionally exists in 2 or more colors, which is not really a mirror/unfinished cycle (i.e. by design). —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 38.127.230.10 (talk • contribs).
- Actually I agree. I never really got through the list but the example you give definitely does not look like a mirrored pair. I mean you can go ahead and remove those which seem odd. - Yandere Sliver
07:11, 22 March 2019 (UTC)