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|quote=Nobody will find me because I'm old, cranky and, by gum, people are afraid of me! | |quote=Nobody will find me because I'm old, cranky and, by gum, people are afraid of me! | ||
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'''Uncle Grimmly | '''Uncle Grimmly''' is a forty-five-year-old [[portrait ghost]] in ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]'' and [[Luigi's Mansion (Nintendo 3DS)|its Nintendo 3DS remake]]. He has pale blue skin, an oval head, small yellow eyes, and jowls. He has a brown coat with two opal buttons, a dark purple necktie and a boutonniere on the left side. Uncle Grimmly loves [[Mirror (object)|mirrors]]. Uncle Grimmly's portrait number in [[Professor E. Gadd]]'s gallery is 20. | ||
Uncle Grimmly appears only during the [[blackout]], and he is the only portrait ghost with this distinction. In an optional phone call in the [[Telephone Room]], Luigi can learn from [[Professor E. Gadd]] that Uncle Grimmly holds the [[key]] to the [[Breaker Room]] and that he prefers to reside in rooms with mirrors; this is meant to hint to the [[Wardrobe Room]], where Uncle Grimmly is found hovering in front of a mirror. Upon seeing Luigi, Uncle Grimmly tries to scare Luigi by lifting up his hand and wailing, leaving him vulnerable to Luigi's flashlight. Once Uncle Grimmly is sucked into the [[Poltergust 3000]], Luigi can obtain the key to the Breaker Room, which had presumably been locked by Uncle Grimmly, and enter it. | Uncle Grimmly appears only during the [[blackout]], and he is the only portrait ghost with this distinction. In an optional phone call in the [[Telephone Room]], Luigi can learn from [[Professor E. Gadd]] that Uncle Grimmly holds the [[key]] to the [[Breaker Room]] and that he prefers to reside in rooms with mirrors; this is meant to hint to the [[Wardrobe Room]], where Uncle Grimmly is found hovering in front of a mirror. Upon seeing Luigi, Uncle Grimmly tries to scare Luigi by lifting up his hand and wailing, leaving him vulnerable to Luigi's flashlight. Once Uncle Grimmly is sucked into the [[Poltergust 3000]], Luigi can obtain the key to the Breaker Room, which had presumably been locked by Uncle Grimmly, and enter it. | ||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
| | |Jap=ヤミノフ | ||
| | |JapR=Yaminofu | ||
| | |JapM=From「闇」(''yami'', darkness) and the typical Russian name ending "-нов" (''-nov''), and/or possibly「夫」(''fu'', the on'yomi reading of "man") | ||
|Spa=Tío Tristán, el ermitaño de la oscuridad | |Spa=Tío Tristán, el ermitaño de la oscuridad | ||
|SpaM=Uncle Tristan, Hermit of the Darkness. The name Tristán was probably chosen as a pun on "triste" (sad) | |SpaM=Uncle Tristan, Hermit of the Darkness. The name Tristán was probably chosen as a pun on "triste" (sad) | ||
