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{{species infobox
{{species infobox
|name=Oozer
|name=Oozer
|image=[[File:LM3 Oozer Screenshot.jpg|250px]]
|image=[[File:Oozer concept art LM3.png|250px]]
|variant_of=[[Ghost (Luigi's Mansion series)|Ghost]]
|variant_of=[[Ghost (Luigi's Mansion series)|Ghost]]
|first_appearance=''[[Luigi’s Mansion 3]]'' (''[[List of games by date #2019|2019]]'')
|first_appearance=''[[Luigi's Mansion 3]]'' ([[List of games by date #2019|2019]])
|variants=[[Bomb Oozer]]<br>[[Electric Oozer]]<br>[[Lethal Oozer]]<br>[[Speed Oozer]]
|comparable=[[Hider]]<br>[[Purple Puncher]]
}}
}}
'''Oozers''' are [[Ghost (Luigi's Mansion series)|ghosts]] in ''[[Luigi's Mansion 3]]''. They look and behave very similarly to [[Hider]]s from ''[[Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon]]'', as they like to hide in or near furniture and throw items such as [[fruit]] at [[Luigi]]. Oozers have 100 [[Heart Point|HP]].
'''Oozers''' are [[Ghost (Luigi's Mansion series)|ghosts]] in ''[[Luigi's Mansion 3]]''. They look and behave very similarly to [[Hider]]s from ''[[Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon]]'', as they like to hide in or near furniture and throw items such as [[fruit]] at [[Luigi]]. Oozers have 100 [[Heart Point|HP]]. They are more aggressive than Hiders, as they attack more quickly and frequently. They also sometimes throw objects in sets of three instead of just once. Oozers are first encountered in the [[Entertainment Room]] of the [[Mezzanine]] after defeating [[Chef Soulfflé]].  


Oozers are more aggressive than Hiders, as they attack much faster and more frequently. They also sometimes throw objects in sets of three instead of just once. They are first encountered in the [[Entertainment Room]] of the [[Mezzanine]] after defeating [[Chef Soulfflé]].
The end of the game reveals the Oozers were being brainwashed by [[King Boo]], as they and the other ghosts quickly become social once the jewel from King Boo's crown vanishes from Luigi's hands as they were about to attack him. Among the rest of the standard ghosts in the game (save for [[Trapper]]s), Oozers are seen working with the protagonists to rebuild the fallen hotel through a series of pictures presented during the closing credits.


The end of the game reveals the Oozers were being brainwashed by [[King Boo]], as they and the other ghosts quickly regain their senses and become social once the gem from his crown vanishes from Luigi's hands as they were about to attack him. Among the rest of the standard ghosts in the game, Oozers are seen working with the protagonists to rebuild the fallen hotel through a series of pictures throughout the closing credits.
==Forms==
===ScareScraper===
*[[Speed Oozer]]
*[[Bomb Oozer]]
*[[Lethal Oozer]]
*[[Electric Oozer]]


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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|Jap=ナロスト
|Jap=ナロスト
|JapR=Narosuto
|JapR=Narosuto
|JapM=Narrost; probably a portmanteau of "narrow" and "ghost"
|JapM=Probably a portmanteau of "narrow" and "ghost"
|ChiS=投掷手
|ChiSR=Tóuzhì Shǒu
|ChiSM=Thrower
|ChiT=投擲手
|ChiTR=Tóuzhì Shǒu
|ChiTM=Thrower
|Dut=Slungel
|DutM=A Dutch slang word used to describe a tall, skinny, and usually clumsy man
|Fre=Cache-lanceur
|Fre=Cache-lanceur
|FreM=''Cache'' means "hiding" and ''lanceur'' means "thrower"
|FreM=Hiding Thrower
|Dut=Slungel
|DutM="Slungel" is a slang word used to describe a tall, skinny, and usually clumsy man.
|Chi=投擲手
|ChiR=Tóuzhì Shǒu
|ChiM=Thrower
|SpaA=Lanzaente
|SpaAM=From ''lanzar'' (throw) and ''ente'' (entity)
|SpaE=Lanzarillo
|SpaEM=Pun on ''lanzar'' (throw) and the diminutive ''-illo''
|Ger=Werfer
|Ger=Werfer
|GerM=Thrower
|GerM=Thrower
|Ita=Nascondino
|Ita=Nascondino
|ItaM=Hide & Seek(er)
|ItaM=Diminutive of "nascondere" (to hide); also the Italian name of "hide-and-seek"
|Kor=나로스트
|KorR=Naroseuteu
|KorM=Transliteration from the Japanese name
|SpaA=Lanzaente
|SpaAM=From "lanzar" (to throw) and "ente" (entity)
|SpaE=Lanzarillo
|SpaEM=From "lanzar" (to throw) and the diminutive "-illo"
}}
}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Their design is pretty similar to Stretch, the leader of ''Casper'''s {{wp|Ghostly Trio}}.
*Their design is akin to Stretch, the leader of ''Casper'''s {{wp|Ghostly Trio}}.
{{Luigi's Mansion ghosts}}
{{Luigi's Mansion ghosts}}
{{LM3}}
{{LM3}}
[[Category:Luigi's Mansion 3 ghosts]]
[[Category:Luigi's Mansion 3 ghosts]]

Latest revision as of 23:11, August 8, 2024

Oozer
Oozer concept art
First appearance Luigi's Mansion 3 (2019)
Variant of Ghost
Variants
Comparable

Oozers are ghosts in Luigi's Mansion 3. They look and behave very similarly to Hiders from Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, as they like to hide in or near furniture and throw items such as fruit at Luigi. Oozers have 100 HP. They are more aggressive than Hiders, as they attack more quickly and frequently. They also sometimes throw objects in sets of three instead of just once. Oozers are first encountered in the Entertainment Room of the Mezzanine after defeating Chef Soulfflé.

The end of the game reveals the Oozers were being brainwashed by King Boo, as they and the other ghosts quickly become social once the jewel from King Boo's crown vanishes from Luigi's hands as they were about to attack him. Among the rest of the standard ghosts in the game (save for Trappers), Oozers are seen working with the protagonists to rebuild the fallen hotel through a series of pictures presented during the closing credits.

Forms[edit]

ScareScraper[edit]

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ナロスト[?]
Narosuto
Probably a portmanteau of "narrow" and "ghost"
Chinese (simplified) 投掷手[?]
Tóuzhì Shǒu
Thrower
Chinese (traditional) 投擲手[?]
Tóuzhì Shǒu
Thrower
Dutch Slungel[?] A Dutch slang word used to describe a tall, skinny, and usually clumsy man
French Cache-lanceur[?] Hiding Thrower
German Werfer[?] Thrower
Italian Nascondino[?] Diminutive of "nascondere" (to hide); also the Italian name of "hide-and-seek"
Korean 나로스트[?]
Naroseuteu
Transliteration from the Japanese name
Spanish (NOA) Lanzaente[?] From "lanzar" (to throw) and "ente" (entity)
Spanish (NOE) Lanzarillo[?] From "lanzar" (to throw) and the diminutive "-illo"

Trivia[edit]

  • Their design is akin to Stretch, the leader of Casper's Ghostly Trio.