Primordial Goo

The Primordial Goo is one of the five types of boss ghosts encountered in the ScareScraper in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. One of them may be randomly found on every floor that is a multiple of five, barring the top floor.

Appearance

The Primordial Goo looks like a large, yellow Creeper. There are several different variations of Primordial Goos, but they all attack the same.

Abilities

The Primordial Goo primarily attacks like a normal Creeper. He will begin as a puddle on the floor and either the Poltergust 5000's Blow or Vacuum function or the Dark-Light Device must be used on him so he takes a solid form. While the Primordial Goo is being vacuumed, he will try to escape. If a Power Surge is used on him, a purple drop of goo will be flung from his body and form a large Creeper right below the Luigi that used the Power Surge. If the player doesn't react in time, they will be caught inside the newly-formed Creeper. Each time a Power Surge is used on him, he will create a new Creeper. Just like any other Creeper enemy, if players get too close to the Primordial Goo, they will be helplessly trapped inside his body as they take damage. Slammers and Sneakers will aid the Primordial Goo in battle, as well as the Creepers created by the boss. If the Luigis don't unleash a Power Surge, the risk of getting trapped inside the new Creeper will be low, but they need to dodge attacks by other ghosts.

Ghost Container description

This ancient ghost is the granddaddy of all Creepers. Be careful! If you pull too hard, you might get more than you bargained for!
(British English version): This ancient ghost here is your chief Creeper. Be careful around this fellow, or you might get more than you bargained for!

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Spanish (NOE)	Visculio primigenio[?]	Primitive creeper

Variations

Tether Jacket

The Tether Jacket is a large, blue Creeper with a leather jacket, a white shirt, and a blue puddle that resembles a pair of jeans. His name is a pun on the "leather jacket," while his appearance is based off a greaser, and is part of the Fashion Ghost series.

Ghost Container description

At first I thought he was trying to attack me, but then I realized he just wanted me to try on his fancy jacket. He could have just asked...
(British English version): At first I thought he was trying to attack me, but then I realised he just wanted me to try on his fancy jacket. He could have just asked...

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
German	Fangjacke[?]	Capturejacket
Spanish (NOE)	Visculio rockero[?]	Rocker creeper

Violet

Violet is a large, purple Creeper with paintings of blue violets around his body. He is based off the flower of the same name. He is part of the Flower Ghost series.

Ghost Container description

When he's in puddle form, he looks like a little garden dotted with beautiful flowers. It's really breathtaking...but not in a good way.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Spanish (NOE)	Visculio florido[?]	Flowery creeper

Scareambles

Scareambles (Fright Egg in the British English version) is a large, white Creeper with a yellow circle on his face to represent an egg yolk. Even though the American English name of the Creeper is based on the scrambled eggs, the British English name and the actual appearance of the Creeper is based off of a fried egg. He is part of the Food Ghost series.

Ghost Container description

Eureka! This ghostly egg can reassemble itself once it's cracked!
(British English version): Eureka! This ghostly egg can reassemble itself once it's been cracked!

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
German	Spiegelei mit Schreck[?]	Fright Egg with Scare
Spanish (NOE)	Visculio frito[?]	Fried creeper

Jack-goo-lantern

The Jack-goo-lantern (stylized as Jack-goo'-lantern in the British English version) is a large, purplish-blue Creeper with a pumpkin pattern on his head. He is based off a jack-o'-lantern. He is part of the Halloween Ghost series.

Ghost Container description

It's always "trick or trick" with this guy! He seems to have conveniently forgotten the treat part. Sheesh!

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Korean	잭오랜턴[?] jaeg-olaenteon	Jack O'Lantern
Spanish (NOE)	Visculio de Halloween[?]	Halloween creeeper

Blobberfly

The Blobberfly is a large, light orange Creeper with a pattern resembling the wings of a Monarch butterfly. He is part of the Bug Ghost series.

Ghost Container description

This ghost isn't anywhere near as graceful as a regular butterfly, or as harmless.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Spanish (NOA)	Viscosillo mariposa[?]	Butterfly creeper
Spanish (NOE)	Visculio mariposa[?]	Butterfly creeper

Pondguin

The Pondguin is a large, light grey and white Creeper with a beak like design that resembles a penguin. He is part of the Marine Ghost series.

Ghost Container description

I tried to feed him some fish, but he wouldn't eat them. He just kept trying to scare them. It didn't work.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Spanish (NOE)	Visculio pingüino[?]	Penguin creeper

Goolf

A Goolf is a large, white Creeper with divots on his head. The majority of his body is gray and opaque and is meant to resemble a golf ball on a tee. He is part of the Sport Ghost series.

Ghost Container description

The only thing he enjoys more than playing golf is creating "hazards" on the green.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
German	Golf-Rolf[?]	Golf Ralph
Spanish (NOE)	Visculio golfista[?]	Golfer creeper

Leoprank

The Leoprank is a light brown creeper with patterns of fur that makes him resemble a leopard. He is part of the Animal Ghost series.

Ghost Container description

His hunting method is simple but effective: He waits until someone steps on him.
(British English version): His hunting method is simple but effective: he waits until someone steps on him.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
German	Leobold[?]	-
Spanish (NOE)	Visculio leoprado[?]	Leopard creeper