Ghost (Luigi's Mansion series): Difference between revisions
(→List of ghosts: I find it a bit weird that the portrait ghosts aren't listed here while all the other boss ghosts in the series ARE. It's especially strange when Biff Atlas, one of the portrait ghosts, is in the very group artwork that's included in the infobox image at the very top of the article. Yeah, I get that the non-portrait ghosts are creations from Vincent Van Gore, but we have the Evershade Valley ghosts and Last Resort ghosts here, who probably AREN'T Van Gore's creations, so...) |
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*[[Shining Ghost]] | *[[Shining Ghost]] | ||
*[[Blue Blaze]] | *[[Blue Blaze]] | ||
*[[Bowling Ghost]] | *[[Bowling Ghost]] | ||
*[[Ceiling Surprise]] | *[[Ceiling Surprise]] | ||
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*[[Temper Terror]] | *[[Temper Terror]] | ||
*[[Waiter]] | *[[Waiter]] | ||
*[[Bat (ghost)|Bat]] | *[[Bat (ghost)|Bat]] | ||
*Mice | *Mice | ||
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**Ice Elemental Ghost | **Ice Elemental Ghost | ||
**Water Elemental Ghost | **Water Elemental Ghost | ||
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*[[Portrait ghost]]s | |||
**[[Neville]] | |||
**[[Lydia]] | |||
**[[Chauncey]] | |||
**[[The Floating Whirlindas]] | |||
**[[Shivers]] | |||
**[[Melody Pianissima]] | |||
**[[Mr. Luggs]] | |||
**[[Spooky (character)|Spooky]] | |||
**[[Bogmire]] | |||
**[[Biff Atlas]] | |||
**[[Miss Petunia]] | |||
**[[Nana]] | |||
**[[Slim Bankshot]] | |||
**[[Henry and Orville]] | |||
**[[Madame Clairvoya]] | |||
**[[Uncle Grimmly]] | |||
**[[Clockwork Soldiers]] | |||
**[[Sue Pea]] | |||
**[[Jarvis]] | |||
**[[Sir Weston]] | |||
**[[Vincent Van Gore]] | |||
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Revision as of 11:07, January 17, 2024
| Ghost | |
|---|---|
 Artwork of various ghosts from Luigi's Mansion | |
| First appearance | Luigi's Mansion (2001) |
| Latest appearance | WarioWare: Get It Together! (2021) |
The ghosts are species from the Luigi's Mansion series and are the series' main enemies. Ghosts first appear in Luigi's Mansion and its Nintendo 3DS version. The ghosts in the game are created by the ghost artist Vincent Van Gore after King Boo releases him from his portrait, along with the other portrait ghosts. Ghosts never appear in the direction Luigi is looking, which E. Gadd also mentions. Sucking up more than one ghost at a time will always give a heart, with the exception of Mr. Bones and the Garbage Can Ghost.
Different types of ghosts appear in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, the sequel to Luigi's Mansion, and inhabit Evershade Valley. These ghosts are friendly, due the influence of the Dark Moon, and help Professor E. Gadd with his paranormal research. However, when King Boo destroys the Dark Moon, the ghosts turn against E. Gadd and go on a rampage, under King Boo's command. Luigi once again comes up behind them, catching them, defeats King Boo, and repairs the Dark Moon, making them friendly yet again.
In Luigi's Mansion 3, another set of different ghosts appear as Hellen Gravely's and King Boo's minions. They were part of E. Gadd's collection of ghosts along with King Boo before he was tricked by Hellen into coming to her hotel, trapping him and freeing them and King Boo. They initially are disguised as human employees of the Last Resort hotel when Luigi, Mario, Princess Peach, and three Toads arrive, although after all but Luigi were captured, they stopped using the disguises. Luigi, with Gooigi joining him, ultimately recaptured them. After the Last Resort Hotel was destroyed, the ghosts escaped from the containment field and were about to attack Luigi, only for King Boo's gem to mysteriously vanish and cause the ghosts to regain their senses, also being distraught over the destruction of the Last Resort before E. Gadd offered to help them rebuild. After the repairs were done, E. Gadd, Gooigi, and the ghosts bade Luigi, Mario, Princess Peach, and the Toads farewell.
Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U each have an unlockable trophy of Ghosts from the first Luigi's Mansion, and it shows a Gold Ghost, a Purple Puncher, and a Blue Twirler. In both games, the trophy is unlocked at random, and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U's trophy was even slightly retextured from the Super Smash Bros. Brawl one. Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, instead has an unlockable trophy of Ghosts from Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon and depicts a Greenie, a Hider, a Gobber, and a Slammer.
List of ghosts
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Luigi's Mansion
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Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon
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Luigi's Mansion 3
Profiles
Luigi's Mansion
- Instruction booklet bio: "There are several types of normal ghost, each with a different shape and size. They are not abnormally difficult to capture, because they're, well, normal. There are also slightly special elemental ghosts, but you'll have to see page 15 for more information about them."
Super Smash Bros. series
Super Smash Bros. Brawl
- Trophy
- Ghosts
- GCN Luigi's Mansion
- Ghost variations that appeared throughout Luigi's Mansion. They don't have the special power required to manifest any truly unusual ghostly phenomena, so they rely on such pedestrian physical methods as punching Luigi to frighten him. There are also some rare varieties that are very rich and drop a lot of coins.
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
- Trophy
- Name:
- Ghosts (NTSC)
- Ghosts (Luigi's Mansion 2) (PAL)
- Despite Luigi's crippling fear of...well, everything, Professor E. Gadd ropes him into taking care of some unruly ghosts. Here we have four types: the small green ones are Greenies, the angry-looking red ones are Slammers, the thin blue ones are Hiders, and the big yellow ones are Gobbers. What appropriate names! (American English)
- Despite Luigi's crippling fear of...well, everything, Professor E. Gadd ropes him into taking care of some unruly ghosts. Here we have four types: the small, green ones are Greenies, the angry-looking, red ones are Slammers, the thin, blue ones are Hiders and the big, yellow ones are Gobbers. What appropriate names! (British English)
- Name:
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
- Trophy
- Ghosts (Luigi's Mansion)
- GCN Luigi's Mansion (11/2001)
- These mischievous ghosts haunt an old, old mansion. Suck them all up with your Poltergust 3000, but watch out for their attacks while you do! The gold ones' short punches might not be too hard to dodge, but the pink ones have much greater reach. The blue ones will smack the floor to hit you with shock waves! (American English)
- These mischievous ghosts haunt an old, old mansion. Suck them all up with your Poltergust 3000, but watch out for their attacks while you do! The gold ones' short punches might not be too hard to dodge, but the pink ones have much more reach. And the blue one will smack the floor to hit you with shock waves! (British English)
Gallery
A painting of the various minor ghosts in the 3DS version of Luigi's Mansion
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | オバケ[1] Obake |
Ghost | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 鬼魂 (Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga) Guǐhún 鬼怪 (Luigi's Mansion 3 and WarioWare: Get It Together!) Guǐguài[?] |
Ghost | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 鬼怪[?] Guǐguài |
Ghost |
Trivia
- In Luigi's Mansion 3, the first letters of the Ghosts' names spell out "GHOST", similarly to the names of the mansions, Possessors, and bonus missions in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon.
- In early versions of Luigi's Mansion, some of the normal ghosts had noses.
