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|ChiR=Bàpǔpǔ
|ChiR=Bàpǔpǔ
|ChiM=From "恶霸" (Bully) and "普通" (Normal)
|ChiM=From "恶霸" (Bully) and "普通" (Normal)
|FraE=Sacribombe
|FreE=Sacribombe
|FraEM=From "Sacripon" (Greenie) and "bombe" (bomb)
|FreEM=From "Sacripon" (Greenie) and "bombe" (bomb)
}}
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|JapR=Suchīru Āmā
|JapR=Suchīru Āmā
|JapM=Steel Armor
|JapM=Steel Armor
|Chi=钢铁盔甲 (Simplified)<br/>''Gāngtiě Kuījiǎ''<br/>鋼鐵鎧甲 (Traditional)
|Chi=钢铁盔甲 (Simplified)<br>''Gāngtiě Kuījiǎ''<br>鋼鐵鎧甲 (Traditional)
|ChiR=Gāngtiě Kǎijiǎ
|ChiR=Gāngtiě Kǎijiǎ
|ChiM=Steel Armor
|ChiM=Steel Armor
|FraE=Sire Sacripon
|FreE=Sire Sacripon
|FraEM=Lord Greenie
|FreEM=Lord Greenie
|Ita=Tremaliere
|Ita=Tremaliere
|ItaM=From "tremare" (to tremble) and "cavaliere" (knight)
|ItaM=From "tremare" (to tremble) and "cavaliere" (knight)
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|Ger=Blaue Pimpernelle
|Ger=Blaue Pimpernelle
|GerM=Blue Pimpernel
|GerM=Blue Pimpernel
|FraE=Floripon
|FreE=Floripon
|FraEM=From "floral" and "Sacripon" (Greenie)
|FreEM=From "floral" and "Sacripon" (Greenie)
|SpaE=Verdestro florido
|SpaE=Verdestro florido
|SpaEM=Flowery Greenie
|SpaEM=Flowery Greenie
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|JapR=Ruri Hakobe
|JapR=Ruri Hakobe
|JapM=Lapis-lazuli Chickweed
|JapM=Lapis-lazuli Chickweed
|Chi=琉璃繁缕 (Simplified)<br/>琉璃繁縷 (Traditional)
|Chi=琉璃繁缕 (Simplified)<br>琉璃繁縷 (Traditional)
|ChiR=Liúlí Fánlǚ
|ChiR=Liúlí Fánlǚ
|ChiM=Lapis-lazuli Chickweed
|ChiM=Lapis-lazuli Chickweed
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====Names in other languages====
====Names in other languages====
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Fra=Cornipon
|Fre=Cornipon
|FraM=From "cornichon" (pickle) and "Sacripon" (Greenie)
|FreM=From "cornichon" (pickle) and "Sacripon" (Greenie)
|SpaE=Verdestro melón
|SpaE=Verdestro melón
|SpaEM=Melon Greenie
|SpaEM=Melon Greenie
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|JapR=Kyūri
|JapR=Kyūri
|JapM=Cucumber
|JapM=Cucumber
|Chi=黄瓜 (Simplified)<br/>''Huángguā''<br/>小黃瓜 (Traditional)
|Chi=黄瓜 (Simplified)<br>''Huángguā''<br>小黃瓜 (Traditional)
|ChiR=Xiǎo Huángguā
|ChiR=Xiǎo Huángguā
|ChiM=Cucumber<br/><br/>Small Cucumber
|ChiM=Cucumber<br><br>Small Cucumber
}}
}}
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|Ita=Bruttimbusto
|Ita=Bruttimbusto
|ItaM=Variation of "bellimbusto" (dandy)
|ItaM=Variation of "bellimbusto" (dandy)
|FraE=Sacrognito
|FreE=Sacrognito
|FraEM=From "Sacripon" (Greenie) and "incognito"
|FreEM=From "Sacripon" (Greenie) and "incognito"
|Jap=オバケ
|Jap=オバケ
|JapR=Obake
|JapR=Obake
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====Names in other languages====
====Names in other languages====
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Fra=Libellon
|Fre=Libellon
|FraM=From "libellule" (dragonfly) and "Sacripon" (Greenie)
|FreM=From "libellule" (dragonfly) and "Sacripon" (Greenie)
|Ger=Libellaken
|Ger=Libellaken
|GerM=Dragonroach
|GerM=Dragonroach
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====Names in other languages====
====Names in other languages====
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Fra=Sacriporque
|Fre=Sacriporque
|FraM=From "Sacripon" (Greenie) and "orque" (orca)
|FreM=From "Sacripon" (Greenie) and "orque" (orca)
|SpaE=Verdestro orca
|SpaE=Verdestro orca
|SpaEM=Killer Whale Greenie
|SpaEM=Killer Whale Greenie
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|JapR=Shachi
|JapR=Shachi
|JapM=Orca
|JapM=Orca
|Chi=虎鲸 (Simplified)<br/>虎鯨 (Traditional)
|Chi=虎鲸 (Simplified)<br>虎鯨 (Traditional)
|ChiR=Hǔjīng
|ChiR=Hǔjīng
|ChiM=Orca
|ChiM=Orca
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====Names in other languages====
====Names in other languages====
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Fra=Sacripon volant
|Fre=Sacripon volant
|FraM=Shuttlecock Greenie
|FreM=Shuttlecock Greenie
|Ger=Flegelball
|Ger=Flegelball
|GerM=Portmanteau of "flegel" (lout) and "federball" (badminton)
|GerM=Portmanteau of "flegel" (lout) and "federball" (badminton)
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|JapR=Wani
|JapR=Wani
|JapM=Crocodile
|JapM=Crocodile
|Chi=鳄鱼 (Simplified)<br/>鱷魚 (Traditional)
|Chi=鳄鱼 (Simplified)<br>鱷魚 (Traditional)
|ChiR=Èyú
|ChiR=Èyú
|ChiM=Crocodile
|ChiM=Crocodile
|FraE=Sacroco
|FreE=Sacroco
|FraEM=From "Sacripon" (Greenie) and "croco" (crocodile)
|FreEM=From "Sacripon" (Greenie) and "croco" (crocodile)
}}
}}


===''Luigi's Mansion Arcade''===
===''Luigi's Mansion Arcade''===
Some of the Bomb Brother reskins appear in ''[[Luigi's Mansion Arcade]]'', where they have the same size and attack pattern as normal Greenies and are not specifically named. The Awelligator steals a key in [[Old Clockworks]] and is invisible until directly before it is caught. Later, Bad-mintons, Horrorcas, and Dreadonfloes appear in the [[Treacherous Mansion]].
Some of the Bomb Brother reskins appear in ''[[Luigi's Mansion Arcade]]'', where they have the same size and attack pattern as normal Greenies and are not specifically named. The Awelligator steals a key in [[Old Clockworks]] and is invisible until directly before it is caught. Later, Bad-mintons, Horrorcas, and Dreadonflies appear in the [[Treacherous Mansion]].


{{Luigi's Mansion ghosts}}
{{Luigi's Mansion ghosts}}

Latest revision as of 15:08, July 31, 2024

Bomb Brother
BombBrothersLMDM.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Hard = 300 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 400 HP (per ghost)

A Bomb Brother is one of the five types of boss ghosts encountered in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon's ScareScraper. Two of them may be randomly found on every floor that is a multiple of five, barring the top floor. They are boss versions of Greenies.

Appearance[edit]

Bomb Brothers look like normal Greenies, except they are much larger and have yellow skin rather than green. Their skin is darker than that of Gold Greenies. There are several different variations of Bomb Brothers, but they all attack in the same way.

Abilities[edit]

Bomb Brothers attack similarly to normal Greenies. When they first appear in battle, they will be carrying a large bomb. In order to make them vulnerable, they must shine the Dark-Light Device on them or remove the bomb from their hands. When they drop the bomb, it will have its fuse lit and explode shortly after. While a Bomb Brother is being vacuumed using the Poltergust 5000, it will drop small bombs that will detonate if they come in contact with one of the Luigis or if the fuse burns out. Bomb Brothers can also attack by punching the Luigis. During the battle, different variations of Greenies, such as normal Greenies, Greenies holding objects, masked Greenies, or even Strong Greenies will appear during the battle to hinder them.

Ghost Container description[edit]

These identical twin brothers sure have a blast playing with bombs!

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ドンノーマ[?]
Donnōma 		From "Don" (Spanish word for "lord") and「ルノーマ」(Runōma, Greenie)
Chinese 霸普普[?]
Bàpǔpǔ 		From "恶霸" (Bully) and "普通" (Normal)
French (NOE) Sacribombe[?] From "Sacripon" (Greenie) and "bombe" (bomb)
German Bombenbruder[?] Bomb Brother
Italian Fratello Bomba[?] Bomb Brother
Spanish (NOE) Hermano artillero[?] Artilleryman brother

Variations[edit]

Fright Knight[edit]

Fright Knight
Fright Knight.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 300 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 400 HP (per ghost)

The Fright Knight is a large Greenie wearing a suit of armor. Only his face and the bottom of his hands are visible. This boss is based on a knight.

Ghost Container description[edit]

Rumor has it that this Greenie comes from the middle ages, where he was a knight searching for a princess. Sadly, wherever he went, she always seemed to be in another castle.*
(British English version): Rumour has it that this Greenie comes from the middle ages, where he was a knight searching for a kidnapped princess. Sadly, wherever he went, she always seemed to be in another castle.

*This is a reference to the famous quote from the original Super Mario Bros., where, after Mario beats a fake Bowser, the prisoner mushroom retainer says the princess is in another castle.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese スチールアーマー[?]
Suchīru Āmā 		Steel Armor
Chinese 钢铁盔甲 (Simplified)
Gāngtiě Kuījiǎ
鋼鐵鎧甲 (Traditional)[?]
Gāngtiě Kǎijiǎ 		Steel Armor
French (NOE) Sire Sacripon[?] Lord Greenie
Italian Tremaliere[?] From "tremare" (to tremble) and "cavaliere" (knight)
Spanish (NOE) Verdestro medieval[?] Medieval Greenie

Blue Pimpernel[edit]

Blue Pimpernel
Blue Pimpernel.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 300 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 400 HP (per ghost)

The Blue Pimpernel is a large Greenie with blue flowers placed around his body. This boss is based on the Anagallis foemina flower, more commonly known as a pimpernel.

Ghost Container description[edit]

I imagine he would have chosen green instead of blue, but green flowers are surprisingly difficult to find. Go figure.
(British English version): I imagine he would have chosen green instead of blue, but green flowers are surprisingly difficult to find. Who would've guessed?

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ルリハコベ[?]
Ruri Hakobe 		Lapis-lazuli Chickweed
Chinese 琉璃繁缕 (Simplified)
琉璃繁縷 (Traditional)[?]
Liúlí Fánlǚ 		Lapis-lazuli Chickweed
French (NOE) Floripon[?] From "floral" and "Sacripon" (Greenie)
German Blaue Pimpernelle[?] Blue Pimpernel
Italian Mordigallina[?] Pimpernel
Spanish (NOE) Verdestro florido[?] Flowery Greenie

Spookumber[edit]

Spookumber
Spookumber.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 300 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 400 HP (per ghost)

The Spookumber (Melon-choly in the British English version) is a pale green Greenie with dark green stripes going vertically across his body. This boss is based on a cucumber, though the British English version refers to him as a melon.

Ghost Container description[edit]

He may look like one of my favorite vegetables, but this ghost didn't come from a creeping vine. More like a creepy vine, right?
(British English version): Although his body looks like a big ol' melon, the vertical stripes have a slimming effect.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キュウリ[?]
Kyūri 		Cucumber
Chinese 黄瓜 (Simplified)
Huángguā
小黃瓜 (Traditional)[?]
Xiǎo Huángguā 		Cucumber

Small Cucumber
French Cornipon[?] From "cornichon" (pickle) and "Sacripon" (Greenie)
Italian Melonconico[?] From "melone" (melon) and "malinconico" (melancholy)
Spanish (NOA) Verdestro Sandía[?] Watermelon Greenie
Spanish (NOE) Verdestro melón[?] Melon Greenie

Spooky Spook[edit]

Spooky Spook
Spooky Spook.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 300 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 400 HP (per ghost)

The Spooky Spook is a large Greenie with a bed sheet over himself. There are holes where the eyes pop out, but the mouth's hole is still visible. This boss is based off the stereotypical bed sheet ghost. Additionally, he appears alongside Horrorca in Luigi's Mansion Arcade.

Ghost Container description[edit]

That's not a costume. He always dresses like that. Seriously.
(British English version): He's not in costume; he's just really retro.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese オバケ[?]
Obake 		Ghost
Chinese 鬼怪[?]
Guǐguài 		Ghost
French (NOE) Sacrognito[?] From "Sacripon" (Greenie) and "incognito"
Italian Bruttimbusto[?] Variation of "bellimbusto" (dandy)
Korean 유령[?]
yulyeong 		Ghost
Spanish Verdestro clásico[?] Classic Greenie

Dreadonfly[edit]

Dreadonfly
Dreadonfly.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 300 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 400 HP (per ghost)

This Dreadonfly is a large, dark-green Greenie with green stripes of different shades going across his body. He has red circles around his eyes which are supposed to represent bug-eyes while he has a bug wing pattern on his arms. This boss is based off the dragonfly.

Ghost Container description[edit]

He doesn't have two pairs of wings. In fact, he doesn't have any wings. What good are wings to a ghost?

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese トンボ[?]
Tonbo 		Dragonfly
Chinese 蜻蜓[?]
Qīngtíng 		Dragonfly
French Libellon[?] From "libellule" (dragonfly) and "Sacripon" (Greenie)
German Libellaken[?] Dragonroach
Italian Terribellula[?] From "terribile" (terrible) and "libellula" (dragonfly)
Spanish (NOE) Verdestro libélula[?] Dragonfly Greenie

Horrorca[edit]

Horrorca
Horrorca.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 300 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 400 HP (per ghost)

The Horrorca is a large, black Greenie with white markings on its body to resemble a killer whale.

Ghost Container description[edit]

Fascinating! This ghost appears to speak fluent Whale!

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese シャチ[?]
Shachi 		Orca
Chinese 虎鲸 (Simplified)
虎鯨 (Traditional)[?]
Hǔjīng 		Orca
French Sacriporque[?] From "Sacripon" (Greenie) and "orque" (orca)
Italian Orrororca[?] Horrorca
Spanish (NOE) Verdestro orca[?] Killer Whale Greenie

Bad-minton[edit]

Bad-minton
Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 300 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 400 HP (per ghost)

The Bad-minton is a large, white Greenie with a blue ring around his neck. He has markings on his body to resemble a shuttlecock from the sport of Badminton.

Ghost Container description[edit]

He tries to act like a roughneck, but he secretly loves argyle sweater-vests. I'm pretty sure he comes from old money.
(British English version): He's not bad, per se. He's just...really mischievous.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese バドミントン[?]
Badominton 		Badminton
Chinese 羽毛球[?]
Yǔmáoqiú 		Badminton
French Sacripon volant[?] Shuttlecock Greenie
German Flegelball[?] Portmanteau of "flegel" (lout) and "federball" (badminton)
Italian Bandinton[?] Pun on "bandito" (bandit) and "badminton"
Spanish (NOE) Verdestro bádminton[?] Badminton Greenie

Awelligator[edit]

Awelligator
Awelligator.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 300 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 400 HP (per ghost)

The Awelligator (Maligator in the British English version) is a large, dark-green Greenie with light green scales painted on his body. This boss is based on the alligator.

Ghost Container description[edit]

Much like a real gator, he hides under water until someone steps a little too close.
(British English version): Much like a real alligator, he hides under the water until someone steps a little too close.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ワニ[?]
Wani 		Crocodile
Chinese 鳄鱼 (Simplified)
鱷魚 (Traditional)[?]
Èyú 		Crocodile
French (NOE) Sacroco[?] From "Sacripon" (Greenie) and "croco" (crocodile)
German Alligaterror[?] Alligator Terror
Italian Alligaterrore[?] From "alligatore" (alligator) and "terrore" (terror)
Spanish (NOE) Verdestro cocodrilo[?] Crocodile Greenie

Luigi's Mansion Arcade[edit]

Some of the Bomb Brother reskins appear in Luigi's Mansion Arcade, where they have the same size and attack pattern as normal Greenies and are not specifically named. The Awelligator steals a key in Old Clockworks and is invisible until directly before it is caught. Later, Bad-mintons, Horrorcas, and Dreadonflies appear in the Treacherous Mansion.

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Luigi's Mansion ghosts
Luigi's Mansion Normal ghosts 35 Boos • Bat • Blue Blaze • Blue Twirler • Bowling Ghost • Ceiling Surprise • Fire Elemental Ghost • Flash • Flying Fish • Garbage Can Ghost • Ghost Guy • Gold Ghost • Gold Mouse • Grabbing Ghost • Ice Elemental Ghost • Mouse • Mr. Bones • Purple Bomber • Purple Puncher • Shining Ghost • Spark • Speedy Spirit • Temper Terror • Waiter • Water Elemental Ghost
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ScareScraper bosses Beetle Whisperer • Bomb Brother • The Brain • Creeper Launcher • Primordial Goo • Terrible Teleporter
Luigi's Mansion 3 Normal ghosts 16 Boos • Golden Goob • Goob • Hammer • Jewel Rausuto • Mini Goob • Mini Hammer • Mummy • Oozer • Possessed Bin • Slinker • Spirit Ball • Trapper
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ScareScraper bosses Boolossus
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