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Perhaps I am not first but on the surface all seems the same.
The bardic performance Mirror Mirror says you can create an illusory duplicate of one willing creature you can see. The duplicate moves with the target, mimicking its actions and shifting position
Illusory Reality says that if the illusion is dangerous (such as a fire or an ogre with a greatclub) and the target interacts with it (such as touching the fire or being hit by the ogre’s greatclub attack), the target takes psychic damage equal to your bard level + your CHA mod.
Does making an illusory duplicate of your fellow party member who is a fighter would be considered "dangerous" illusion in terms of the definition of Illusory Reality?
If it is considered dangerous, and the fighter does multiple attacks, then illusion will also do multiple attack as it mimics the fighter as per the Bardic Performance Mirror Mirror, does that mean each illusion attack will be doing psychic damage?