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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
[[File:Luigi's Mansion 3DS 1.jpg|thumb|left|The Foyer in the Nintendo 3DS remake.]] | |||
The Foyer is the only room (excluding hallways) to have two floors. At first, the door on the first floor is blocked by a force field and requires a special pink key to disappear (which is obtained by defeating [[Chauncey]]). | The Foyer is the only room (excluding hallways) to have two floors. At first, the door on the first floor is blocked by a force field and requires a special pink key to disappear (which is obtained by defeating [[Chauncey]]). | ||
The second floor's north doors lead to the Parlor, while the west door leads to a hallway with the [[Study]], [[Master Bedroom]], [[Nursery]], and [[The Twins' Room]]. | The second floor's north doors lead to the Parlor, while the west door leads to a hallway with the [[Study]], [[Master Bedroom]], [[Nursery]], and [[The Twins' Room]]. | ||
Just above the entrance's rug is a big chandelier. If Luigi steps underneath it, it spins and falls to the floor. (Luigi gets injured if he is hit by it.) He can then hear Chauncey's laugh, implying that he caused the chandelier to fall to the ground. After Luigi completes Area 1, more specifically, defeats Chauncey, the chandelier no longer collapses to the floor, trying to hit Luigi. | Just above the entrance's rug is a big chandelier. If Luigi steps underneath it, it spins and falls to the floor. (Luigi gets injured if he is hit by it.) He can then hear Chauncey's laugh, implying that he caused the chandelier to fall to the ground. After Luigi completes Area 1, more specifically, defeats Chauncey, the chandelier no longer collapses to the floor, trying to hit Luigi.{{br}} | ||
==Other appearances== | ==Other appearances== | ||
Revision as of 21:07, April 12, 2018
The Foyer (known as Entrance in a pre-release version)[1] is the entrance to Luigi's Mansion in the eponymous game.
When Luigi first explores the mansion, he finds that the door to the Parlor is locked. He then hears a ghost cackle. He heads downstairs and sees a Gold Ghost, who drops the key to the Parlor.
Later on, when Luigi gets the Poltergust 3000, he finds Toad crying over Mario's absence. After Luigi tells him that he will find Mario, Toad becomes happy, and the room's lights turn on.
Luigi never encounters any ghosts in the Foyer, even during the blackout (except for the Gold Ghost that drops the key to the Parlor at the start of the game). All the mirrors (except for the one in the Mirror Room) link to the Foyer, including its own mirror.
Description
The Foyer is the only room (excluding hallways) to have two floors. At first, the door on the first floor is blocked by a force field and requires a special pink key to disappear (which is obtained by defeating Chauncey).
The second floor's north doors lead to the Parlor, while the west door leads to a hallway with the Study, Master Bedroom, Nursery, and The Twins' Room.
Just above the entrance's rug is a big chandelier. If Luigi steps underneath it, it spins and falls to the floor. (Luigi gets injured if he is hit by it.) He can then hear Chauncey's laugh, implying that he caused the chandelier to fall to the ground. After Luigi completes Area 1, more specifically, defeats Chauncey, the chandelier no longer collapses to the floor, trying to hit Luigi.
Other appearances
Mansion Patrol, one of the minigames of Super Paper Mario, takes place inside of an area which resembles the Foyer.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | エントランス[?] entoransu |
Entrance | |
| German | Foyer[?] | Foyer | |
| Italian | Atrio[?] | Atrium | |
| Spanish | El vestíbulo[?] | The foyer |
Trivia
- Between Area 2 and 3, if the player talks to Toad, he will tell him that he saw a big Boo fly around, which signifies Boolossus.
- The pause screen shows an image of the Foyer reminiscent of the scenes in the E3 2001 trailer.
