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'''The Artist's Studio''' is one of the final rooms cleared in [[Luigi's Mansion (place)|Luigi's Mansion]]. It is found in the fourth Area.
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|image=[[File:The Artist's Studio.png|250px]]
|area=Area Four
|portrait=[[Vincent Van Gore]]
|ghost=[[Gold Ghost]]s; [[Purple Puncher]]s; [[Blue Twirler]]s; Red [[Grabbing Ghost]]s; [[Ghost Guy]]s; [[Garbage Can Ghost]]s; [[Purple Bomber]]s
|boo=[[List of Boos in Luigi's Mansion#Bootique|Bootique]]
}}
'''The Artist's Studio''' is a room in ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]'' and [[Luigi's Mansion (Nintendo 3DS)|its Nintendo 3DS version]]. The Artist's Studio contains eight paintings, all lined up in a row along the back wall, except the treasure chest painting, which stands on the east wall. Two two-tiered shelves of art supplies are behind the easels. A small stool is in the southwest corner. In the top left corner of the room is the chimney for the fireplace in the [[Sealed Room]]. Sculptures of both [[Lydia]] and [[Biff Atlas]] are on the shelves.


The Key he received from the [[Cold Storage]], [[Luigi]] unlocked the door to The Artist's Studio. He saw the ghostly painter, [[Vincent Van Gore]] painting away at a picture of a treasure chest. He became angry at the novice ghost-hunter for the failing to understand the life he gives his paintings. Van Gore locks Luigi in the room and summons his ghosts from the paintings lining the room. Three each of [[Gold Ghost|Gold Ghosts]], [[Purple Puncher|Purple Punchers]], [[Blue Twirler|Blue Twirlers]], [[Grabbing Ghost|Red Grabbers]], [[Shy Guy (ghost)|Shy Guy Ghosts]], [[Garbage Can Ghost|Garbage Can Ghosts]], and [[Purple Bomber|Purple Bombers]] attack Luigi, one set at a time. Luigi sucked them all up, three by three, into his[[Poltergust 3000|vacuum]]. With his creations gone, Vincent Van Gore gave up. Luigi was able to overcome the old ghost's weak pull and capture him. The plumber received the golden spade-shaped Key to the [[Secret Altar]] from the treasure chest painting.
In gameplay, The Artist's Studio is the final room to clear, and it appears in Area Four of [[Luigi's Mansion (location)|the mansion]]. After [[Luigi]] unlocks The Artist's Studio, he captures [[Vincent Van Gore]] after defeating several waves of ghosts. This allows him to get the golden spade-shaped [[Key]] to the [[Secret Altar]] from a treasure chest painting.


The Artist's Studio contains the eight paintings mentioned, all lined up in a row along the back wall, except the treasure chest painting, which stands on the east wall. Two two-tiered shelves of art supplies are behind the easels. A small stool is in the southwest corner.
==Ghosts in The Artist's Studio==
*Three [[Gold Ghost]]s (10 HP each)
*Three [[Purple Puncher]]s (20 HP each)
*Three [[Blue Twirler]]s (30 HP each)
*Three red [[Grabbing Ghost]]s (20 HP each)
*Three [[Ghost Guy]]s (20 HP each)
*Three [[Garbage Can Ghost]]s (40 HP each)
*Three [[Purple Bomber]]s (0 HP each)
*[[Vincent Van Gore]] (100 HP)


==Trivia==
In the PAL and 3DS Hidden Mansion, the player fights five of each ghost type and Vincent Van Gore has 150 HP.
Interestingly enough, sculptures of both [[Lydia]] and [[Biff Atlas]] are on the shelves.


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==Names in other languages==
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|Jap=アトリエ
|JapR=Atorie
|JapM=Atelier
|Fre=Studio de l'artiste
|FreM=Artist's Studio
|Spa=El estudio del artista
|SpaM=The Artist's Studio
|Ger=Atelier
|Ita=Studio dell'artista
|ItaM=Artist's studio
}}


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Latest revision as of 09:52, July 29, 2024

The Artist's Studio
The Artist's Studio.png
Area Area Four
Normal ghosts Gold Ghosts; Purple Punchers; Blue Twirlers; Red Grabbing Ghosts; Ghost Guys; Garbage Can Ghosts; Purple Bombers
Portrait ghosts Vincent Van Gore
Boo Bootique

The Artist's Studio is a room in Luigi's Mansion and its Nintendo 3DS version. The Artist's Studio contains eight paintings, all lined up in a row along the back wall, except the treasure chest painting, which stands on the east wall. Two two-tiered shelves of art supplies are behind the easels. A small stool is in the southwest corner. In the top left corner of the room is the chimney for the fireplace in the Sealed Room. Sculptures of both Lydia and Biff Atlas are on the shelves.

In gameplay, The Artist's Studio is the final room to clear, and it appears in Area Four of the mansion. After Luigi unlocks The Artist's Studio, he captures Vincent Van Gore after defeating several waves of ghosts. This allows him to get the golden spade-shaped Key to the Secret Altar from a treasure chest painting.

Ghosts in The Artist's Studio[edit]

In the PAL and 3DS Hidden Mansion, the player fights five of each ghost type and Vincent Van Gore has 150 HP.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese アトリエ[?]
Atorie
Atelier
French Studio de l'artiste[?] Artist's Studio
German Atelier[?] -
Italian Studio dell'artista[?] Artist's studio
Spanish El estudio del artista[?] The Artist's Studio
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