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|fullname=Neville, the Bookish Father
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|age=42
|biography=Neville spends his afterlife reading all the books he missed while living.
|room=[[Study (Luigi's Mansion)|Study]]
|hp=100
|hp=100
|biography=Neville spends his afterlife reading books he missed while living.
|quote=Ho ho ho ho... Go ahead, try to find me. I can see you, but you cannot see me, ho ho ho ho...
|room=Study
Anyhoo, I'm getting very sleepy... (Nintendo 3DS)}}
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'''Neville, the Bookish Father''', is the first [[portrait ghost]] whom [[Luigi]] encounters in ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]'' and its [[Luigi's Mansion (Nintendo 3DS)|Nintendo 3DS version]]. Neville is tall and lean with light blue skin. He has an oval-shaped head, yellow-green eyes, red hair and eyebrows, and a red pointed mustache. He wears a deep blue robe. Neville is the husband of [[Lydia]] and father of [[Chauncey]] and the twins [[Henry and Orville]]. Neville's portrait number in the [[Gallery (Luigi's Mansion)|Gallery]] is 1.


'''Neville, the Bookish Father''' is the first Portrait Ghost that [[Luigi]] encounters in ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''.
Neville can be found in the [[Study (Luigi's Mansion)|Study]] during Area 1, doing his usual activity of reading a book while sitting in a rocking chair. The book that Neville reads is titled "Mario Story", the Japanese name of ''[[Paper Mario]]''. Neville does not attack, though there is a book in the Study that flies after Luigi. Neville occasionally yawns and stretches, leaving him open to being stunned by the [[flashlight]] and being vacuumed into the [[Poltergust 3000]]. Upon defeat, a [[Treasure Chest]] appears in the Study, containing the [[key]] to the [[Master Bedroom (Luigi's Mansion)|Master Bedroom]].


Neville is found in the [[Study]] on the second floor's west wing of the [[Luigi's Mansion (place)|Mansion]], the husband of [[Lydia]] and the father of [[Chauncey]], [[Henry and Orville]]. Luigi found Neville reading on a rocker chair, previously warned by [[Professor E. Gadd]] that Portrait Ghosts were harder to catch. Soon books began to fly out of the shelves towards Luigi, damaging him five HP if they hit, and would dissapear if sucked by his [[Poltergust 3000|trusty vacuum]]. After the books launched, Neville would yawn, making him vulnerable, then, once some weak pulls came through, Luigi captured the gallery ghost, earning the key to the [[Master Bedroom]].
Various portraits of what appears to be Neville is in various rooms of the mansion, more specifically the [[Parlor (Luigi's Mansion)|Parlor]], Study, and Master Bedroom.


==Trivia==
The player can read Neville's Big Baby Care Diary in the bookshelf behind Neville's rocking chair. The diary provides the player with hints on how to win Henry and Orville's game of hide and seek.
*Neville's name is a reference to the saying "The Neville Reader"


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==Gallery==
<gallery>
NevillePortrait.png|''Luigi's Mansion'' sprite of a portrait, presumably of Neville
NevilleBronze.png|Bronze frame
NevilleSilver.png|Silver frame
NevilleGold.png|Gold frame
Neville Bronze Frame LM3DS.png|Bronze frame (Nintendo 3DS version)
Neville Silver Frame LM3DS.png|Silver frame (Nintendo 3DS version)
Neville Gold Frame LM3DS.png|Gold frame (Nintendo 3DS version)
Neville Platinum Frame LM3DS.png|Platinum frame (Nintendo 3DS version)
</gallery>


{{Ghosts}}
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jpn=パパーラ
|JpnR=Papāra
|JpnM=Derived from "papa"
|Ger=Ramon, Lesewütiger Vater
|GerM=Ramon, reading-obsessed father
|Fre=Neville, Le Père Intellectuel
|FreM=Neville, the intellectual father
|Spa=Arturo, el padre intelectual
|SpaM=Arthur, the Intellectual Father
|Ita=Armando Brividi, papà topo di biblioteca
|ItaM=Armand Shivers, bookish father
}}


[[Category: Characters]]
{{LM}}
[[Category: Portrait Ghosts]]
[[Category:Portrait ghosts]]
[[Category: Undead]]
[[Category:Parents]]
[[Category: Parents]]
[[Category:Married characters]]
[[Category: Married]]
[[de:Ramon]]
[[it:Armando]]

Latest revision as of 15:02, January 7, 2025

Neville
Luigi's Mansion
Full name Neville, the Bookish Father
Age 42
Biography Neville spends his afterlife reading all the books he missed while living.
Room Study
HP 100
Heart quote Ho ho ho ho... Go ahead, try to find me. I can see you, but you cannot see me, ho ho ho ho...

Anyhoo, I'm getting very sleepy... (Nintendo 3DS)

Neville, the Bookish Father, is the first portrait ghost whom Luigi encounters in Luigi's Mansion and its Nintendo 3DS version. Neville is tall and lean with light blue skin. He has an oval-shaped head, yellow-green eyes, red hair and eyebrows, and a red pointed mustache. He wears a deep blue robe. Neville is the husband of Lydia and father of Chauncey and the twins Henry and Orville. Neville's portrait number in the Gallery is 1.

Neville can be found in the Study during Area 1, doing his usual activity of reading a book while sitting in a rocking chair. The book that Neville reads is titled "Mario Story", the Japanese name of Paper Mario. Neville does not attack, though there is a book in the Study that flies after Luigi. Neville occasionally yawns and stretches, leaving him open to being stunned by the flashlight and being vacuumed into the Poltergust 3000. Upon defeat, a Treasure Chest appears in the Study, containing the key to the Master Bedroom.

Various portraits of what appears to be Neville is in various rooms of the mansion, more specifically the Parlor, Study, and Master Bedroom.

The player can read Neville's Big Baby Care Diary in the bookshelf behind Neville's rocking chair. The diary provides the player with hints on how to win Henry and Orville's game of hide and seek.

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese パパーラ[?]
Papāra
Derived from "papa"
French Neville, Le Père Intellectuel[?] Neville, the intellectual father
German Ramon, Lesewütiger Vater[?] Ramon, reading-obsessed father
Italian Armando Brividi, papà topo di biblioteca[?] Armand Shivers, bookish father
Spanish Arturo, el padre intelectual[?] Arthur, the Intellectual Father