Intendant Kira is who Kira Nerys might have become had she lived as an oppressor and not one of the oppressed.
Screw Yourself: She wants to screw regular Kira at least, but it doesn't actually happen.
Sexy Walk: Particularly noticeable in "Resurrection" where the Intendant dresses up like Major Kira to pull a heist, and the only means of telling them apart is Mirror Kira's vampish walk.
Narcissist: What else do you call someone who literally falls in love with herself?.
Karma Houdini: Last seen heading for an escape pod.
Hell-Bent for Leather: Mirror Kira is seen more often than not in a skin tight leather under piece.
Flanderization: Nana Visitor considered that her shift from a narcissistic and specific interest in Major Kira in the first episode to indiscriminate Depraved Bisexuality later on was an example of this.
When things stop going her way, her facade of affability gets thrown out the airlock.
Faux Affably Evil: In her first appearance, she makes a show of hating violence and only using it as a necessity.
Fantastic Racism: She really despises Terrans.
However, later Mirror Universe episodes depicted her as insatiably lusting after every attractive man or woman in sight.
Depraved Bisexual: In her first appearance, Intendant Kira was intrigued by her doppelganger Major Kira according to Nana Visitor, this was an expression of her narcissism.
Intendant Kira is one of the series' longest-running villains.
Homoerotic Subtext: Which can lead to Unfortunate Implications, given the long-standing and notorious failure of any Star Trek TV series until Discovery to portray any mainstream-universe characters as gay or bisexual in anything other than fantastic metaphor or extremely deniable innuendo.
Fantastic Racism: Several Non-Terran characters exhibit this toward the Terran slaves.
Others, while flawed, are not evil per se. Some of the Mirror Universe counterparts are evil and depraved. However, Intendant Kira was too absorbed in power and sensual indulgences, Gul Garak was too absorbed in trying to eliminate Intendant Kira, and Mirror Odo was too absorbed in indulging his sadism to notice. Several slave escapes combined with the growing frustration among the Terrans should have tipped them off.
Didn't See That Coming: Terok Nor's leaders would have realized that a slave revolt was imminent if they'd actually paid attention to what was going on around them.
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