Jarvis

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“Whadda ya think o' me jar collection, then?”
Jarvis, Luigi's Mansion

Jarvis, the Jar Collector (Japanese: ツボーン tsubōn), is an antique jar-collecting ghost of unknown age in the game Luigi's Mansion. He is a purple ghost with yellow eyes and a rounded mouth. Jarvis is said to love jars so much that it is the reason he lives inside one. Luigi first finds Jarvis in the Ceramics Studio on the third floor of Luigi's Mansion. Although Luigi does not need to capture Jarvis to save Mario, he can earn a Silver Diamond and two Gold Bars if he succeeds in capturing him.

After Luigi examines the area around the far left wall, Jarvis appears from one of the jars and challenges Luigi to a Whac-A-Mole-style game. If Luigi can hit Jarvis with blasts of ice seven times as he warps to different jars around the room, the ghost allows Luigi to fight him. If Luigi fails to hit Jarvis seven times, he gets teleported outside of the Armory.

Angered by losing the game, Jarvis levitates ceramic jars and tosses them at Luigi, dealing five HP damage for every hit. Luigi counters by sucking up Jarvis with the Poltergust 3000. Eventually, Luigi overcomes Jarvis's medium pull and captures the portrait ghost.

Portraits

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ツボーン[?] from 壷 tsubo, (Jar)
French Jarvis[?] -
German Vasily, The collector of crocks[?] Vasily (From German Vase Vase), Vases collectors
Spanish Víctor, El Coleccionista de vasijas[?] Victor, The collector of crocks

Trivia

  • Jarvis is very similar to Roger the Potted Ghost, who appeared in the game Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.
  • Jarvis is the only non-boss portrait ghost whose heart can not be checked at all. If the player tries to scan his heart, nothing occurs. This does not happen in the 3DS version, as Jarvis has a heart quote.
  • Jarvis has an appearance similar to Ty-foos from Super Mario 3D World.
  • In the Japanese version, the description for Jarvis notes that it is a mystery what he uses for a toilet.