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Revision as of 16:52, October 8, 2012
Template:Portrait-infobox Slim Bankshot, the Lonely Poolshark (Japanese: ボール・ロング Ball Long), is a portrait ghost that loves to shoot billiards. He was a legend in the competitive pool circuit, despite the fact that he never played a living soul. Slim spends his afterlife practicing alone in the Billiards Room of Luigi's Mansion. Capturing Slim Bankshot is optional.
When Luigi first encounters Slim Bankshot, the portrait ghost is playing 3-Ball, shooting billiard balls with his cue stick. Slim hits the balls so hard they go flying off the table and bounce around the room, which causes five HP of damage if they hit Luigi. Each time they are hit, he goes around the pool table once before hitting the balls again. To make Bankshot vulnerable, Luigi has to suck up one of the flying billiard balls with the Poltergust 3000. The ball will then get stuck at the end of the vacuum, allowing Luigi to shoot the ball like a projectile at Slim Bankshot. After being hit three times, Slim will become limp and vulnerable and Luigi can capture the ghost with his Poltergust. If Bankshot manages to break free from Luigi's hold, the spirit will return to shooting pool and Luigi has to repeat the process.
After capturing the ghost, a treasure chest appears. It contains Silver Diamond and two Gold Bars, along with other minor treasures.
A black-and-white picture of a person similar in appearance to Slim Bankshot can be found on the north wall of the Billiards Room, possibly depicting him when he was alive.
Frames
Bronze Frame 
Silver Frame 
Gold Frame
Names in Other Languages
Trivia
- In billiards, a "bankshot" (or "bank shot") is one where the player hits the cue ball against a railing before striking another ball into a pocket.
- Occasionally, a billiard ball that Slim fires will bounce off of a wall and hit Slim while he travels around the table, effectively meaning that he hit himself. It is still advised to actively shoot the balls at him though, as that only happens rarely.
- In the Courtyard, there is a statue of Slim kneeling down in a proposal-like fashion.
- As the balls hit Slim, he appears more and more fatigued when attempting to make a shot.
