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- This article is about the move in Nintendo Land. For the basketball player who appeared in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!, see Magic Johnson.
Magic[1] is a move that can be performed by the Gold Ghost player in the Nintendo Land attraction Luigi's Ghost Mansion. By holding down 
and 
on the Wii U GamePad at the same time, the Gold Ghost uses magic to charge a semicircular gauge, surrounding themselves with a purple aura; however, doing this makes the Gold Ghost visible on the television screen, revealing their location to the ghost trackers. If the gauge fills completely, when the Gold Ghost player releases and , a group of large, purple portals appear on screen. The portals briefly remain harmless to trackers before activating, during which they flash white at their center and release ghostly apparitions. If any tracker is caught in an active portal, all the light from their flashlight is drained, rendering them unable to use it; if a computer-controlled Monita player gets caught in the portals, they are stunned temporarily. The activation of the portals also causes any batteries on screen to disappear. Trackers that have fainted are not affected by the portals.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| French | Maudire[3] | Curse | |
| Italian | Magia[2] | Magic |
References
- ^ 2012. Nintendo Land English electronic manual. Nintendo. Page 36. Retrieved October 19, 2024.
- ^ 2012. Nintendo Land Italian electronic manual. Nintendo. Page 36. Retrieved October 20, 2024.
- ^ 2012. Nintendo Land French electronic manual. Nintendo. Page 36. Retrieved October 23, 2024.
| Nintendo Land | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Characters | Ganon • Mii • Octopus • Ridley | ||
| Mii character costumes | Captain Falcon • Captain Olimar • Gold Ghost • Link • Luigi • Mario • Pikmin • Samus • Toad (Blue • Green • Purple • Yellow) • Waluigi • Wario | ||
| Objects | ? Block • Automated elevator • Barrel • Bee • Brick Block • Conveyor belt • Gear Crank • Girder • Goal Flag • Goal Gate • Hole • Ladder • Lever • Metallic slide • Moving Rail • Moving Floor • Moving Platform • Mud • Number Flag • Passage • Prize • Roller • Slow Motion Bubble • Spike • Suit of armor • Warp gate • Yoshi Cart | ||
| Items | Battery • Big battery • Blue check mark • Chili plate • Coin • Flashlight • Fruit (Apple • Bananas • Grapes • Melon • Orange • Peach • Pear • Strawberry • Watermelon) • Heart • Present • Super Light • Star • Yoshi egg | ||
| Super Mario attractions | Donkey Kong's Crash Course • Luigi's Ghost Mansion • Mario Chase • Yoshi's Fruit Cart | ||
| Moves | Dash • Jump • Magic • Sidestep • Slide • Tackle | ||
| Miscellaneous | Fuel • Gallery • Media | ||
