The Reflection (TV series)

Some years previously, a mysterious event called The Reflection gave superpowers to various individuals. ==Characters==

;X-On : :X-On has the ability to absorb powers from Reflected, but is not one himself. ;I-Guy (Ian Izette) : :Izette had a hit with the song "Sky Show" and the Reflection has now given him a superpowered voice that he combines with a supersuit. ;Eleanor Evans : :Eleanor is a journalist who can teleport over short distances. ;Lisa Livingston : :A wheelchair-using teenager, Lisa is able to transform into a giant robot powered by her imagination. ;Michael Holden : :Blinded by the event, able only to see other Reflected. ;Vy Le : :Michael's wife, transformed into a Darkness Reflected. ;Wraith/Ethan Evans : :Leader of the Darkness Reflected. Has the ability to project into Eleanor's mind so only she can see him. ;Steel Ruler : :Able to manipulate metal. ;Mr. Mystic : :The creator appears in his own story as a villain. ;Flaming Fury : :A Darkness Reflected who can manipulate fire. ;Volt Vortex : :A Darkness Reflected who can manipulate electricity. ;Dead Wing : :A Darkness Reflected who has the appearance and abilities of a bat. ;Con Man : :A Darkness Reflected with the power to cause others to hallucinate. ;Thru : :A Darkness Reflected with the power to pass herself and others through solid objects. ;Deborah : :A government agent investigating the Reflected. ;Jim : :A friend of X-On with a scarred face. ;Clarence : :A military officer investigating the Reflected. ;Aaron : :Ian's long time friend and leader of I-Guy's support crew. ;Jay, Tim, and Enrico : :I-Guy's support crew. ;Ninth Wonder/9nine : :A quartet of Japanese schoolgirls Reflected. ==Soundtrack==

A 21-track soundtrack album, The Reflection: Wave One – Original Sound Track, by Trevor Horn was released in Japan, the US and UK. A limited-edition version in Japan adds three bonus tracks. These are also available as the B-side to a digital single, "Sky Show", released in the US and UK. The end theme, "SunSunSunrise", is sung by 9nine, produced and co-written by Horn, co-composed by Simon Bloor and Cameron Gower Poole, and with lyrics by Kohei Tsunami. == Notes and references ==

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