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{{about|the ghost enemy in Luigi's Mansion|the rarer type of ambiance enemy in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon|[[Mouse]]}}
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|comparable=[[Blue Mouse]]<br>[[Purple Mouse]]
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{{about|the ghost enemy in Luigi's Mansion|the rarer type of ambiance enemy in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon|[[Mouse]]}}
{{quote2|A golden ghost mouse found in hallways and near cheese.|[[Gallery (Luigi's Mansion)|Gallery]]|[[Luigi's Mansion (Nintendo 3DS)|Luigi's Mansion]] </span>([[Nintendo 3DS]])<span>}}
{{quote2|A golden ghost mouse found in hallways and near cheese.|[[Gallery (Luigi's Mansion)|Gallery]]|''[[Luigi's Mansion (Nintendo 3DS)|Luigi's Mansion]]'' ([[Nintendo 3DS]])}}
'''Gold Mice''' (alternately '''gold mice''')<ref>Sinfield, George. ''Luigi's Mansion'' Player's Guide. Page 95.</ref><ref>"''If you see a '''gold mouse''', you can quickly suck it up with the Poltergust 3000 for an in-game prize.''" &ndash; [https://play.nintendo.com/news-tips/tips-tricks/luigis-mansion-tips-tricks-guide/ Luigi’s Mansion Tips & Tricks Guide]. ''[[Play Nintendo]]''. Retrieved April 24, 2020.</ref> are ghostly mice that appear in ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''. They are similar to the [[Blue Mouse|Blue Mice]] and [[Purple Mouse|Purple Mice]], but they are more prominent because they release [[treasure]] if vacuumed into the [[Poltergust 3000]]. In this regard, they are similar to [[Speedy Spirit]]s, which are also hidden ghosts who release treasure. If defeated with an [[Elemental Ghost|element]], however, they do not relinquish any treasure.
'''Gold Mice''' (alternately '''gold mice'''<ref>Sinfield, George. ''Luigi's Mansion'' Player's Guide. Page 95.</ref><ref>"''If you see a '''gold mouse''', you can quickly suck it up with the Poltergust 3000 for an in-game prize.''"[https://play.nintendo.com/news-tips/tips-tricks/luigis-mansion-tips-tricks-guide/ Luigi’s Mansion Tips & Tricks Guide]. ''[[Play Nintendo]]''. Retrieved April 24, 2020.</ref>) are mice ghosts that appear in ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''. They are similar to the [[Blue Mouse|Blue]] and [[Purple Mouse|Purple Mice]], but are more prominent because they release [[treasure]] if vacuumed into the [[Poltergust 3000]]. In this regard, they are similar to [[Speedy Spirit]]s, which are also hidden ghosts who release treasure. If defeated with an [[Elemental Ghost|element]], however, they do not relinquish any treasure.


Ten Gold Mice appear throughout the [[Luigi's Mansion (location)|mansion]], and appear in a location from either one of two conditions. Half of them emerge from a hidden [[cheese]] block if [[Luigi]] scans it with the [[Game Boy Horror]], while the other five have a twenty percent chance of appearing in a predetermined room or hallway. When one appears, the "puzzle complete" jingle plays, followed by the mouse squeaking. Luigi must capture a Gold Mouse before it escapes into the wall. However unlike Speedy Spirits, Luigi has another opportunity at catching the Gold Mouse if he re-enters the location later, as long as the lights are not turned on.
Ten Gold Mice appear throughout [[Luigi's Mansion (location)|the mansion]], and they appear in a location from either one of two conditions. Half of them emerge from a hidden [[cheese]] block if [[Luigi]] scans it with the [[Game Boy Horror]], while the other five have a 20 percent chance of appearing in a predetermined room or hallway. When one appears, the "puzzle complete" jingle plays, followed by the mouse squeaking. Luigi must capture a Gold Mouse before it escapes into the wall. However, unlike with Speedy Spirits, Luigi has another opportunity at catching the Gold Mouse if he reenters the location later, as long as the lights are not turned on.


Gold Mice release a variety of treasure, including [[coin]]s, [[bill]]s, [[Gold Bar]]s, and even a [[Stone (Luigi's Mansion)|Stone]]. Every Gold Mouse releases thirty Coins, ten more than the amount released by Speedy Spirits. In the PAL [[Hidden Mansion]], each Gold Mouse relinquishes thirty Coins, twenty bills, a Gold Bar, and a [[Blue Diamond]].
Gold Mice release a variety of treasure, including [[coin]]s, [[bill]]s, [[Gold Bar]]s, and even a [[Stone (Luigi's Mansion)|Stone]]. Every Gold Mouse releases 30 coins, ten more than the number released by Speedy Spirits. In the PAL [[Luigi's Mansion#Hidden Mansion|Hidden Mansion]], each Gold Mouse relinquishes 30 coins, 20 bills, a Gold Bar, and a [[Blue Diamond]].


==Locations==
==Locations==
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|[[Study (Luigi's Mansion)|Study]]
|[[Study (Luigi's Mansion)|Study]]
|Behind the desk
|Behind the desk
|30 coins, 10 bills and a [[Stone (Luigi's Mansion)|Green Stone]]
|30 coins, 10 bills, and a [[Stone (Luigi's Mansion)|Green Stone]]
|-
|-
|[[Fortune-teller's Room]]
|[[Fortune-teller's Room]]
|Behind [[Madame Clairvoya]]'s chair
|Behind [[Madame Clairvoya]]'s chair
|30 coins, 10 bills and a [[Stone (Luigi's Mansion)|Blue Stone]]
|30 coins, 10 bills, and a [[Stone (Luigi's Mansion)|Blue Stone]]
|-
|-
|[[Dining Room (Luigi's Mansion)|Dining Room]]
|[[Dining Room (Luigi's Mansion)|Dining Room]]
|Under the chair adjacent to [[Mr. Luggs]]
|Under the chair adjacent to [[Mr. Luggs]]
|30 coins, 15 Bills and 2 Gold Bars
|30 coins, 15 bills, and two Gold Bars
|-
|-
|[[Tea Room]]
|[[Tea Room]]
|Behind the left table
|Behind the left table
|30 coins, 10 bills and a [[Stone (Luigi's Mansion)|Red Stone]]
|30 coins, 10 bills, and a [[Stone (Luigi's Mansion)|Red Stone]]
|-
|-
|[[Safari Room]]
|[[Safari Room]]
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|Hallway (1F)
|Hallway (1F)
|Spawns near the door to the Fortune-teller's Room
|Spawns near the door to the Fortune-teller's Room
|30 coins, 15 bills and 2 Gold Bars
|30 coins, 15 bills, and two Gold Bars
|-
|-
|[[Kitchen (Luigi's Mansion)|Kitchen]]
|[[Kitchen (Luigi's Mansion)|Kitchen]]
|From the far left of the Room
|From the far left of the room
|30 coins, 10 bills and a Green Stone
|30 coins, 10 bills, and a Green Stone
|-
|-
|[[Tea Room]]
|[[Tea Room]]
|From the left of the room's door
|From the left of the room's door
|30 coins, 10 bills and a Red Stone
|30 coins, 10 bills, and a Red Stone
|-
|-
|Hallway (2F)
|Hallway (2F)
|Spawns at the end of the vertical hallway just before the [[Spark (ghost)|Spark]]s.
|Spawns at the end of the vertical hallway just before the [[Spark (ghost)|Spark]]s
|30 coins, 10 bills and a Blue Stone
|30 coins, 10 bills, and a Blue Stone
|-
|-
|[[Sealed Room]]
|[[Sealed Room]]
|Spawns from next to the fireplace where Luigi falls down from.
|Spawns from next to the fireplace where Luigi falls down from
|30 coins and 40 bills
|30 coins and 40 bills
|}
|}

Revision as of 14:40, October 28, 2022

A red arrow, pointing into a blue diamond. It has been suggested that this page be merged into Mouse (ghost), Blue Mouse. (discuss)
This article is about the ghost enemy in Luigi's Mansion. For the rarer type of ambiance enemy in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, see Mouse.
Gold Mouse
Gold Mouse captured from Game Boy Horror
First appearance Luigi's Mansion (2001)
Latest appearance Luigi's Mansion (3DS) (2018)
Comparable

Template:Quote2 Gold Mice (alternately gold mice)[1][2] are ghostly mice that appear in Luigi's Mansion. They are similar to the Blue Mice and Purple Mice, but they are more prominent because they release treasure if vacuumed into the Poltergust 3000. In this regard, they are similar to Speedy Spirits, which are also hidden ghosts who release treasure. If defeated with an element, however, they do not relinquish any treasure.

Ten Gold Mice appear throughout the mansion, and they appear in a location from either one of two conditions. Half of them emerge from a hidden cheese block if Luigi scans it with the Game Boy Horror, while the other five have a 20 percent chance of appearing in a predetermined room or hallway. When one appears, the "puzzle complete" jingle plays, followed by the mouse squeaking. Luigi must capture a Gold Mouse before it escapes into the wall. However, unlike with Speedy Spirits, Luigi has another opportunity at catching the Gold Mouse if he reenters the location later, as long as the lights are not turned on.

Gold Mice release a variety of treasure, including coins, bills, Gold Bars, and even a Stone. Every Gold Mouse releases 30 coins, ten more than the number released by Speedy Spirits. In the PAL Hidden Mansion, each Gold Mouse relinquishes 30 coins, 20 bills, a Gold Bar, and a Blue Diamond.

Locations

Cheese

Room Cheese location Treasure
Study Behind the desk 30 coins, 10 bills, and a Green Stone
Fortune-teller's Room Behind Madame Clairvoya's chair 30 coins, 10 bills, and a Blue Stone
Dining Room Under the chair adjacent to Mr. Luggs 30 coins, 15 bills, and two Gold Bars
Tea Room Behind the left table 30 coins, 10 bills, and a Red Stone
Safari Room Between the crates and the armchair 30 coins and 40 bills

Room/Hallway

Room Location Treasure
Hallway (1F) Spawns near the door to the Fortune-teller's Room 30 coins, 15 bills, and two Gold Bars
Kitchen From the far left of the room 30 coins, 10 bills, and a Green Stone
Tea Room From the left of the room's door 30 coins, 10 bills, and a Red Stone
Hallway (2F) Spawns at the end of the vertical hallway just before the Sparks 30 coins, 10 bills, and a Blue Stone
Sealed Room Spawns from next to the fireplace where Luigi falls down from 30 coins and 40 bills

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
French Souris d'or[?] Gold Mouse
German Goldmaus[?] Gold Mouse
Italian Topo dorato[?] Golden mouse

References

  1. ^ Sinfield, George. Luigi's Mansion Player's Guide. Page 95.
  2. ^ "If you see a gold mouse, you can quickly suck it up with the Poltergust 3000 for an in-game prize." – Luigi’s Mansion Tips & Tricks Guide. Play Nintendo. Retrieved April 24, 2020.