The discussion confirms that the antiparticle of the meson K^0, which consists of d\bar{s}, is indeed \bar{K}^{0}, composed of \bar{d}s. This conclusion is reached by applying the fundamental principle of particle-antiparticle relationships, where quarks are swapped with their corresponding antiparticles. The participants agree on this straightforward approach to understanding meson composition.
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