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The Purple Punchers[1] (a.k.a. Pink Punchers[citation needed], Purple Ghosts[citation needed], or Pink Ghosts[citation needed]) are the second species of normal ghosts Luigi encounters in Luigi's Mansion. As the name implies, these ghosts try to damage Luigi by giving a left or right hook to the plumber; ten HP is lost for each successful uppercut punch. Luigi can stun Purple Punchers with his flashlight, and then suck them in with his Poltergust 3000. After, he can spray them with an element to get rid of them. In an earlier version of the game, Purple Punchers had 30 HP each. However, this was changed to 20 in the final version for unknown reasons. This pre-release screenshot can be seen on page 19 of the US Luigi's Mansion Instruction Book.[2]

Purple Punchers, along with several other ghosts, make a reappearance in Mario Power Tennis in the Luigi's Mansion court.

They appear again in Mario Sports Mix as spectators to the many sporting events. They also can be assistants to the players in the Luigi's Mansion stage.

The Purple Puncher, along with the Gold Ghost and the Blue Twirler, are seen on a trophy that can be unlocked at random in both Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.

Profiles

Luigi's Mansion (Nintendo 3DS)

  • In-game description: "A swift pink ghost who uses uppercuts to hurt foes."

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese マプー[?]
Mapū
Mapoo
French Cogneur Mauve[?] Purple Puncher
German Purpur-Schläger[?] Purple Puncher
Italian Spaccone viola[?] Purple Slammer
Spanish Golpeador Púrpura[?] Purple Puncher

Reference

  1. ^ Sinfield, George. Luigi's Mansion Official Nintendo Player's Guide, page 85.
  2. ^ Luigi's Mansion instruction booklet, page 19