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*ComBooter says "Boo" in | *When Translated from Binary to English,ComBooter says "Boo" in Binary. | ||
*JamBoolaya references GumBoo from ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''. | *JamBoolaya references GumBoo from ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''. | ||
*Bootine and Booger are the only Boos to have a name change between the NTSC and PAL releases. Similarly, Paraboola and Booreaucrat | *Bootine and Booger are the only Boos to have a name change between the NTSC and PAL releases. Similarly, Paraboola and Booreaucrat are the only Boos with changed dialogue. | ||
*Paraboola's Dialogue is similar in both the NTSC and PAL regions of the game, the only difference being is that the NTSC version is long-winded and technical, while the PAL version is much, much shorter. | |||
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During the events of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, King Boo uses his power-enhancing crown to give the Boos new ability. He gives the Boos the ability to create Spirit Balls, which makes objects invisible to the naked eye. The player can visit the Boo Canister in the Vault at anytime to see the amount of Boos they have caught.
Excluding the Big Boo, only two Boos are required to be caught in the game. These Boos are found in Gloomy Manor's A-4: Visual Tricks and Treacherous Mansion's E-2: Double Trouble. Capturing every Boo in a single mansion will unlock an extra mission for that mansion.
This is a list of all the Boos that appear in the game in the order they appear. There are 32 Boos total (not counting King Boo), 22 of which are unique and scattered across the game's missions. The chart shows each Boo's name, its amount of HP, the mission it's found in, the room it starts out in, and the object or saying that the said Boo is based on.
Gloomy Manor
Name of Boo | HP | Mission | Found in | Hiding Place | Name origin |
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Boogie Woogie "Boo-ha-ha! I'm Boogie Woogie! Hang ten, green-hatted dude!" |
20 | A-1: Poltergust 5000 | Garage | Shine the Dark-Light near some boxes by the door. | Boogie-woogie |
BaBoon "I'm BaBoon! Let's go boo-nanas!" |
20 | A-2: Gear Up | Mudroom | Shine the Dark-Light where a side table was. | Baboons |
Boo Boo "Oopsie. I made a Boo Boo..." |
20 | A-3: Quiet Please! | Studio | Vacuum the sheet and use the Dark-Light on the empty space. | Boo-boo |
Unnamed Boo |
15 | A-4: Visual Tricks | Dining Room | Shine the Dark-Light on the missing table. This Boo is required to beat the mission. | N/A |
Ooga Booga "Ooga Booga! Did I scare you? My name's...wait for it...Ooga Booga!" |
20 | A-5: Sticky Situation | Library | Shine the Dark-Light where the piano was. | The phrase "ooga booga" |
Haunted Towers
Name of Boo | HP | Mission | Found in | Hiding Place | Name origin |
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MamBoo "A one, and a two, and we all love MamBoo! Except for you!" |
25 | B-1: A Job for a Plumber | Hydro Generator | Use the Dark-Light on the right side of the room to reveal a toolbox. | Mambo |
Boolean "Am I Boolean? True or false?" |
25 | B-2: The Pinwheel Gate | Sewer | Pull down the first hanging flower. | Boolean algebra |
Booluga "I'm Booluga! I used to be covered in blubber, but then I went on a die-it!" |
25 | B-3: Graveyard Shift | Crypt | Shine the Dark-Light on the upper-right side of the room to reveal an urn. | Beluga whales |
Boo B. Trap "I always knew you'd fall for me! Boo B. Trap strikes again!" |
25 | B-4: Pool Party | Family Room | Shine the Dark-Light on the empty space between the 2 paintings. Then put the painting straight up by pressing the "X" button. | Booby traps |
French Boodle "Yip yip! I'm French Boodle! Aren't I bootiful?" |
25 | B-5: Doggone Key | Tool Shed | Find the Polterpup and chase it into the Garden. When Luigi comes back in the Tool Shed, all the furniture will be gone; use the Dark-Light to reveal everything in the room. | Poodles |
Old Clockworks
Name of Boo | HP | Mission | Found in | Hiding Place | Name origin |
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ComBooter "ComBooter says 01100010 01101111 01101111!" |
30 | C-1: A Timely Entrance | Warehouse | Unravel one of the red ribbons. | Computers |
Bootine/Booillon NTSC: "Boo ha ha! I'm Bootine...with extra gravy!" PAL: "Boo ha ha! I'm Booillon. Shall I let you stew a bit or pulverise you now?" |
30 | C-2: Underground Expedition | Quarry | Use the Dark-Light on the empty space between the 2 ledges. | NTSC: Poutine
PAL: Bouillon |
Boodonkulous "Boodonkulous is in the building! My name makes no sense..." |
30 | C-3: Roundhouse Brawl | Kiln Room | Suck up every ghost. | Ridonkulous (slang for ridiculous) |
JamBoolaya "Don't you dare call me GumBoo! My name be JamBoolaya!" |
30 | C-4: Play Catch | Clock Tower Gate | Use the Dark-Light to reveal a missing lantern to the right of the gate. | Jambalaya |
Boony Raboot "Boo! You found me! Nobody hare except Boony Raboot!" |
30 | C-5: Piece at Last | Crank Room | Shine the Dark-Light in a hidden area of the room (located to the far left) to reveal a toolbox. | Bunny and Rabbit |
Secret Mine
Name of Boo | HP | Mission | Found in | Hiding Place | Name origin |
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Boofoon "Hey, who turned out the lights? I'm Boofoon!" |
35 | D-1: Cold Case | Terminal | Shine the Dark-Light where the barrel was (arrows that are visible in the mirror point to it). | Buffoon |
Booger/Boouncer NTSC: "I'm Booger! Why must you always pick on me?" PAL: I'm Boouncer! You think you can be in here? Naw, mate. Not with those shoes. Now, Clear Off!'' |
30 | D-2: Hit Rock Bottom | Chalet | Shine the Dark-Light where the rocking chair was. | NTSC: Booger (colloquial term for mucus)
PAL: Bouncer (doorman) |
ParaBoola NTSC: "I'm ParaBoola! A symmetrical open-plane curve formed by the intersection of a cone with a plane parallel to its side! I mean... BOO!" PAL: "I'm ParaBoola! I've set my derivative to zero to be at my peak! I mean... BOO!" |
35 | D-3: Across the Chasm | Deep Hall | Use the Dark-Light to reveal the kettle, then vacuum it over so it is above the fire. | Parabola |
Treacherous Mansion
Name of Boo | HP | Mission | Found in | Hiding Place | Name origin |
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Boolldog "Arf, arf! Grrrrrr... Better run from Boolldog!" |
40 | E-1: Front-Door Key | Underground Lab | Shock the armor with a blast of electricity by turning the valve with the Poltergust. | Bulldog |
Boopa Troopa "Boopa Troopa, reporting for duty! The Boo armies are here, so you might as well surrender!" |
35 | E-2: Double Trouble | Inner Courtyard | Activate the center mechanism with the Strobulb. This Boo is required to beat the mission. | Koopa Troopa |
Booreaucrat "Ahem... I am Booreaucrat! This mansion is now under the ownership of King Boo, esquire. I take it you have the proper credentials to be here, including ID and a mansion-roaming license? No? That's...unfortunate. You'll have to be penalized!" |
40 | E-3: A Train to Catch | Dark Age Exhibit | Using a Balloon Berry from the Study, float to the top of the exhibit to find a Golden Balloon Berry. After grabbing the golden berry, grab all the coins in the shape of a Boo in time to reveal a treasure chest. | Bureaucrat |
Big Boo (counts as ten Boos) "I may not be the king, but I sure am BIG. Big enough to crush you!" |
N/A | E-4: Ambush Maneuver | Train Exhibit | Use the Dark-Light on the missing train. This Boo is required to beat the mission. | Big Boo |
MaraBoo "I'm MaraBoo! Aren't my feathers classy?" |
40 | E-5: Paranormal Chaos | Aviation Exhibit | Use the Dark-Light where the hot-air balloon used to be. | Marabou Storks |
Trivia
- When Translated from Binary to English,ComBooter says "Boo" in Binary.
- JamBoolaya references GumBoo from Luigi's Mansion.
- Bootine and Booger are the only Boos to have a name change between the NTSC and PAL releases. Similarly, Paraboola and Booreaucrat are the only Boos with changed dialogue.
- Paraboola's Dialogue is similar in both the NTSC and PAL regions of the game, the only difference being is that the NTSC version is long-winded and technical, while the PAL version is much, much shorter.