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The end of the game reveals the Goobs were being brainwashed by [[King Boo]]'s crown gem, as they and the other ghosts quickly regain their senses and become friendly once the gem vanishes from Luigi's hands as they were about to attack him. Among the rest of the standard ghosts in the game, Goobs are seen working with the protagonists to rebuild the fallen hotel through a series of pictures throughout the closing credits. | The end of the game reveals the Goobs were being brainwashed by [[King Boo]]'s crown gem, as they and the other ghosts quickly regain their senses and become friendly once the gem vanishes from Luigi's hands as they were about to attack him. Among the rest of the standard ghosts in the game, Goobs are seen working with the protagonists to rebuild the fallen hotel through a series of pictures throughout the closing credits. | ||
==Themed variants== | ==Themed variants== | ||
Each variant has 200 HP instead of 100. Otherwise, they are the same as regular Goobs; the only difference is the design and clothing, which does not affect their powers | Each variant has 200 HP instead of 100. Otherwise, they are the same as regular Goobs; the only difference is the design and clothing, which does not affect their powers. | ||
===Agoobis=== | ===Agoobis=== | ||
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===Skelegoob=== | ===Skelegoob=== | ||
'''Skelegoobs''' are Goobs that have bone marks on their surface.<!--- It is unknown if Skelegoobs have bones inside of them or on the surface. Remove this if evidence is found.---> They are found in ScareScraper floors based on the Unnatural History Museum. | '''Skelegoobs''' are Goobs that have bone marks on their surface.<!--- It is unknown if Skelegoobs have bones inside of them or on the surface. Remove this if evidence is found.---> They are found in ScareScraper floors based on the Unnatural History Museum. | ||
==Rare variants== | |||
Each rare Goob has 250 HP. Unlike the themed variants, they have special powers. They only appear in ScareScraper mode. | |||
===Bomb Goob=== | |||
'''Bomb Goobs''' appear in [[ScareScraper]] mode. They are yellow, glowing Goobs who can spawn bombs. They can use these bombs to deflect flashes from the [[Strobulb]]. They have 250 [[HP]], more than double that of a regular Goob's. They are defeated the same way as normal Goobs. | |||
===Diffusing Goob=== | |||
'''Diffusing Goobs''' are Goobs that spew out [[#Mini Goobs|Mini Goobs]] if not killed fast enough. | |||
Unlike [[Golden Goob]]s, they can be captured anytime upon revisiting the same room where the player first found the Gem Goob. | |||
===Lethal Goob=== | |||
'''Lethal Goobs''' are a rare variety of [[Goob]]s appearing in [[ScareScraper]] mode in ''[[Luigi's Mansion 3]]'', added in version 1.3.1. They are red and black, glowing Goobs that do significantly more damage than their normal counterparts. They are defeated the same way as normal Goobs. | |||
===Medic Goob=== | |||
'''Medic Goobs''' are green Goobs that can heal other ghosts. | |||
===Regen Goob=== | |||
'''Regen Goobs''' are rare [[Goob]]s which appear in ScareScraper mode. They are defeated the same way as normal Goobs. If released before defeated, however, they begin to quickly restore or regenerate [[HP]], hence [[Regen]]. | |||
===Speed Goobs=== | |||
Speed Goobs are rare ghosts in Luigi's Mansion 3. They are a rare variety of Goobs which appear in ScareScraper mode. They are red, glowing, Goobs who move and attack much quicker. They are defeated the same way as normal Goobs. | |||
==Other variants== | |||
===Gem Goob=== | |||
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'''Gem Goobs''' are rare Goobs with crystalline bodies that drop [[gem]]s when defeated. If [[Luigi]] finds one, it will panic and run around, trying to escape. They do not take damage while being vacuumed and must be slammed to deplete their health. They have 80-120 HP. Usually, the Gem Goobs hold white gems, but on [[The Spectral Catch]], a Gem Goob drops a red gem, and on the [[Fitness Center]], there are 2 Gem Goobs: one with a white gem and one with a purple gem. | |||
===Golden Goob=== | |||
'''Golden Goobs''' are golden versions of [[Goob]]s, similar to [[Gold Greenie]]s from ''[[Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon]]''. They are occasionally found throughout [[The Last Resort]] and drop treasure if defeated. If Luigi finds one, it will panic and run around the room, trying to escape. If Luigi does not capture it in time, it will escape and cannot be captured anymore. Golden Goobs are also found in the ScareScraper in certain missions. | |||
===Mini Goob=== | |||
'''Mini Goobs''' are miniature types of [[Goob]]s spread throughout [[The Last Resort]]. Unlike most other types of ghosts, they are always found in groups of many of their kind. Compared to the other types of ghost in the game, they are relatively easy to capture, due to the fact that they lack HP. Instead, a flash with the [[Strobulb]] will cause them to instantly be defeated by sucking with the [[Poltergust G-00]]. This behavior is similar to that of [[Bowling Ghost]]s, [[Ceiling Surprise]]s and [[Purple Bombers]] from ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 21:40, May 26, 2020
Template:Species-infobox Goobs are standard ghosts in Luigi's Mansion 3. They are the most common ghosts in the game, as well as the first ghosts to be fought in the game. They look, behave, and attack very similarly to Greenies from Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, as they normally act mischievous and attack by punching. Goobs have 100 HP.
Like Greenies, Goobs can also use weapons and objects to defend themselves, such as sunglasses and shields, which can be vacuumed away or pulled away with a Suction Shot. There are also Golden Goobs similar to Gold Greenies which drop more treasure, as well as another variety that drops gems when defeated. There are also smaller variants called Mini Goobs which can be easily sucked up.
At the start of the game, when Luigi enters the Grand Lobby, there are Goobs disguised as human staff. These ghosts are seen later on in their true form the next time Luigi enters the lobby, boarding up the front doors to prevent him from escaping. Goobs are encountered normally throughout the game, usually in groups of two or more.
Special Goobs with unique behaviors appear in certain boss fights.
- Amadeus Wolfgeist summons ballet-dancing Goobs wearing tutus and Strobulb-blocking masks for the second part of his battle. These Goobs attack by spinning into Luigi and cannot be stunned until their masks are removed; once all of them are defeated, Amadeus will possess his piano and begin attacking Luigi personally.
- Morty's boss fight involves him filming Luigi battling a Goob wearing the upper body of a monster suit. The suit enables the Goob to breathe various types of fireballs, but once it's destroyed, the ghost behaves identically to a regular Goob.
- The first phase of DJ Phantasmagloria's boss fight has Luigi attempting to reclaim the 15F elevator button from a troupe of Goobs dressed like breakdancers, capable of attacking with various dance moves. Once the ghost carrying the button is sucked up, the rest of them disappear as Phantasmagloria reclaims the button and attacks Luigi herself; the remaining Goobs can be fought later, but they act as normal Goobs.
The end of the game reveals the Goobs were being brainwashed by King Boo's crown gem, as they and the other ghosts quickly regain their senses and become friendly once the gem vanishes from Luigi's hands as they were about to attack him. Among the rest of the standard ghosts in the game, Goobs are seen working with the protagonists to rebuild the fallen hotel through a series of pictures throughout the closing credits.
Themed variants
Each variant has 200 HP instead of 100. Otherwise, they are the same as regular Goobs; the only difference is the design and clothing, which does not affect their powers.
Agoobis
Agoobises are Goobs that appear in ScareScraper floors based on the Tomb Suites. They are based on mummies. The name comes from "goob" and "Anubis", the Egyptian god of mummification.
Sir Goob
Sir Goobs are Goobs that appear in ScareScraper floors based on Castle MacFrights. The "Sir" part of the name comes from the word "sire" from the Middle Ages. They also resemble knights from the Middle Ages.
Neon Goob
Neon Goobs are Goobs that have neon colors on their surface. They are only found in Dance Hall-inspired floors in ScareScraper.
Mergoob
Mergoobs are mermaid-based Goobs (hence the portmanteau in their name) that appear in ScareScraper floors based on The Spectral Catch.
Swabbie Goob
Swabbie Goobs are Goobs based on pirates. Like Mergoobs, Swabbie Goobs only appear in ScareScraper floors based on The Spectral Catch.
Goob the Magnificent
Goob the Magnificents are Goobs in fancy clothing. They only in ScareScraper floors based on the Twisted Suites.
Pantogoob
Pantogoobs are goobs based on mimes. The name comes from "pantomime", musical comedies famous in the 1800s, and "Goob". Like Goob the Magnificents, they only in ScareScraper floors based on the Twisted Suites.
Skelegoob
Skelegoobs are Goobs that have bone marks on their surface. They are found in ScareScraper floors based on the Unnatural History Museum.
Rare variants
Each rare Goob has 250 HP. Unlike the themed variants, they have special powers. They only appear in ScareScraper mode.
Bomb Goob
Bomb Goobs appear in ScareScraper mode. They are yellow, glowing Goobs who can spawn bombs. They can use these bombs to deflect flashes from the Strobulb. They have 250 HP, more than double that of a regular Goob's. They are defeated the same way as normal Goobs.
Diffusing Goob
Diffusing Goobs are Goobs that spew out Mini Goobs if not killed fast enough. Unlike Golden Goobs, they can be captured anytime upon revisiting the same room where the player first found the Gem Goob.
Lethal Goob
Lethal Goobs are a rare variety of Goobs appearing in ScareScraper mode in Luigi's Mansion 3, added in version 1.3.1. They are red and black, glowing Goobs that do significantly more damage than their normal counterparts. They are defeated the same way as normal Goobs.
Medic Goob
Medic Goobs are green Goobs that can heal other ghosts.
Regen Goob
Regen Goobs are rare Goobs which appear in ScareScraper mode. They are defeated the same way as normal Goobs. If released before defeated, however, they begin to quickly restore or regenerate HP, hence Regen.
Speed Goobs
Speed Goobs are rare ghosts in Luigi's Mansion 3. They are a rare variety of Goobs which appear in ScareScraper mode. They are red, glowing, Goobs who move and attack much quicker. They are defeated the same way as normal Goobs.
Other variants
Gem Goob
The title of this section is conjectural; an official name for the section's subject has not been found, so it has been given a fitting title by the editors.
If an acceptable name is found, then the section should be changed to the new title.
Gem Goobs are rare Goobs with crystalline bodies that drop gems when defeated. If Luigi finds one, it will panic and run around, trying to escape. They do not take damage while being vacuumed and must be slammed to deplete their health. They have 80-120 HP. Usually, the Gem Goobs hold white gems, but on The Spectral Catch, a Gem Goob drops a red gem, and on the Fitness Center, there are 2 Gem Goobs: one with a white gem and one with a purple gem.
Golden Goob
Golden Goobs are golden versions of Goobs, similar to Gold Greenies from Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. They are occasionally found throughout The Last Resort and drop treasure if defeated. If Luigi finds one, it will panic and run around the room, trying to escape. If Luigi does not capture it in time, it will escape and cannot be captured anymore. Golden Goobs are also found in the ScareScraper in certain missions.
Mini Goob
Mini Goobs are miniature types of Goobs spread throughout The Last Resort. Unlike most other types of ghosts, they are always found in groups of many of their kind. Compared to the other types of ghost in the game, they are relatively easy to capture, due to the fact that they lack HP. Instead, a flash with the Strobulb will cause them to instantly be defeated by sucking with the Poltergust G-00. This behavior is similar to that of Bowling Ghosts, Ceiling Surprises and Purple Bombers from Luigi's Mansion.
Gallery
Artwork of a Goob
Artwork of Luigi vacuuming a Goob
Artwork of Luigi slamming a Goob
Artwork of Luigi stunning a Goob
Artwork of Luigi running away from multiple ghosts, including a Goob
The costumed Goob
A Goob in Professor Elvin Gadd's laboratory
- Luigis Mansion 3 2D art.jpg
Promotional hand-drawn artwork
My Nintendo desktop wallpaper
My Nintendo smartphone wallpaper
The October 2019 LINE calendar
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese (simplified) | 跑龙套[?] Pǎolóngtào |
Walk-on | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 跑龍套[?] Pǎolóngtào |
Walk-on | |
| Dutch | Slijmerik[?] | Pun on "slijm", which means "slime" or "goo", and "slimmerik", which means "smarty pants" or "smart ass". | |
| French | Chenapon[?] | Portmanteau of "chenapan" (scallywag) and "fripon" (rascal). | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Extraente[?] | ? |
