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[[File:Mirror World Serena.png|200px|thumb|Mirror World Serena]]
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'''Mirror World Serena''' (Japanese: '''鏡の国セレナ''' ''Mirror World Serena'') is a [[character of the day]] who appeared in [[XY037]]. She is {{an|Serena}}'s counterpart from the [[Mirror World]]. Her personality is opposite to that of the regular Serena, as she is arrogant, takes battling very serious, and, in the original version, speaks in a {{wp|Kansai dialect}}.
'''Mirror World Serena''' (Japanese: '''鏡の国セレナ''' ''Mirror World Serena'') is a [[character of the day]] who appeared in [[XY037]]. She is {{an|Serena}}'s counterpart from the [[Mirror World]]. Her personality is opposite to that of the regular Serena, as she is arrogant, takes battling very seriously, and, in the original version, speaks in a {{wp|Kansai dialect}}.


Before the regular Ash stumbled upon the Mirror World, Mirror World Serena had a battle with [[Mirror World Ash]], which she won.  After this, Mirror World Serena bragged about it and called Mirror World Ash a crybaby. This caused Mirror World Ash to run off and decide to travel by himself. The Mirror World counterparts of Serena, {{an|Clemont}} and {{an|Bonnie}} then lost sight of him. They later found him again just outside [[Reflection Cave]], but were not aware that this was {{Ash}} from the regular world instead.  
Before the regular Ash stumbled upon the Mirror World, Mirror World Serena had a battle with [[Mirror World Ash]], which she won.  After this, Mirror World Serena bragged about it and called Mirror World Ash a crybaby. This caused Mirror World Ash to run off and decide to travel by himself. The Mirror World counterparts of Serena, {{an|Clemont}} and {{an|Bonnie}} then lost sight of him. They later found him again just outside [[Reflection Cave]], but were not aware that this was {{Ash}} from the regular world instead.  
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After the battle, Mirror World Ash showed up, having watched the battle from behind a tree. He explained how he had lost his own {{p|Pikachu}}, and the group then decided to go look for him. They ultimately found out he was encaged by {{TRT}} of the regular world. Team Rocket also managed to encage the regular world Ash's {{AP|Pikachu}}. While both Ash's battled Team Rocket, Mirror World Clemont snagged the cages and threw them towards Mirror World Serena, who freed them with her Fennekin.
After the battle, Mirror World Ash showed up, having watched the battle from behind a tree. He explained how he had lost his own {{p|Pikachu}}, and the group then decided to go look for him. They ultimately found out he was encaged by {{TRT}} of the regular world. Team Rocket also managed to encage the regular world Ash's {{AP|Pikachu}}. While both Ash's battled Team Rocket, Mirror World Clemont snagged the cages and threw them towards Mirror World Serena, who freed them with her Fennekin.


After they blasted Team Rocket off, Mirror World Serena helped in getting the regular Ash back to his own world, who needed to get back before sunset to prevent getting trapped in the Mirror World forever. 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 World Serena 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 World Serena said her farewells as the portals closed.
After they blasted Team Rocket off, Mirror World Serena helped in getting the regular Ash back to his own world, as he needed to get back before sunset to prevent getting trapped in the Mirror World forever. 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 World Serena 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 World Serena said her farewells as the portals closed.


==Pokémon==
==Pokémon==

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Mirror World Serena

Mirror World Serena (Japanese: 鏡の国セレナ Mirror World Serena) is a character of the day who appeared in XY037. She is Serena's counterpart from the Mirror World. Her personality is opposite to that of the regular Serena, as she is arrogant, takes battling very seriously, and, in the original version, speaks in a Kansai dialect.

Before the regular Ash stumbled upon the Mirror World, Mirror World Serena had a battle with Mirror World Ash, which she won. After this, Mirror World Serena bragged about it and called Mirror World Ash a crybaby. This caused Mirror World Ash to run off and decide to travel by himself. The Mirror World counterparts of Serena, Clemont and Bonnie then lost sight of him. They later found him again just outside Reflection Cave, but were not aware that this was Ash from the regular world instead.

As both the regular Ash and the Mirror World counterparts of his friends started to notice the different personalities, Mirror World Clemont deduced this was not the Ash they knew. Mirror World Serena refused to believe this, and challenged Ash to a battle, stating she would believe it if he managed to win, which Ash accepted. Mirror World Serena used her Fennekin against Ash's Froakie, but Fennekin was easily defeated. Stating she would never lose to Mirror World Ash, Mirror World Serena now believed this Ash was indeed an Ash from another world.

After the battle, Mirror World Ash showed up, having watched the battle from behind a tree. He explained how he had lost his own Pikachu, and the group then decided to go look for him. They ultimately found out he was encaged by Team Rocket of the regular world. Team Rocket also managed to encage the regular world Ash's Pikachu. While both Ash's battled Team Rocket, Mirror World Clemont snagged the cages and threw them towards Mirror World Serena, who freed them with her Fennekin.

After they blasted Team Rocket off, Mirror World Serena helped in getting the regular Ash back to his own world, as he needed to get back before sunset to prevent getting trapped in the Mirror World forever. 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 World Serena 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 World Serena said her farewells as the portals closed.

Pokémon

Mirror World Serena's Fennekin
Fennekin
Fennekin is Mirror World Serena's only known Pokémon. Unlike her regular world counterpart, Mirror World Fennekin has a very fierce battling spirit.

Before the regular Ash stumbled into the Mirror World, Fennekin was used in a battle against Mirror World Ash's Froakie and managed to win. She was later used again in battle, now against the Ash of the regular world and his Froakie. This time however, she was easily defeated with one Bubble attack. Later, Mirror World Serena sent her out to break the glass cages in which Team Rocket of the regular world had captured the Pikachu of both Ash's.

Fennekin's known moves are Flamethrower, Scratch, and Hidden Power.

Debut XY037
Voice actors
Japanese Megumi Hayashibara

Voice actors

Language Voice actor
Japanese 牧口真幸 Mayuki Makiguchi



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