Creeper Launcher

A Creeper Launcher (Creeper Creator in the British English version) is one of the five types of boss ghosts encountered in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon's ScareScraper. One of them may be randomly found on every floor that is a multiple of five, barring the top floor. They are boss versions of Gobbers.

Appearance

The Creeper Launcher looks like a large yellow Gobber, though his shade of yellow is a bit more of a lime color compared to normal Gobbers. There are several different variations of Creeper Launchers, but they all attack the same.

Abilities

The Creeper Launcher essentially attacks like a normal Gobber. He stays in place and spits out large globs of goo at the players. If a Luigi runs over this goo, he will slip and be momentarily vulnerable to attack. If one of the goo globs lands on a player, they will take damage. Just like the normal Gobber, if a player gets too close to the boss, he slams them with his large gut. Aside from yellow goo, the Creeper Launcher may spit out purple goo that forms into small Creepers. The Creeper Launcher can spit several of these small Creepers at a time and these small Creepers can form larger Creepers. While the Gobber is being vacuumed, he may jump in the air and create a shockwave that causes the Poltergust to stop sucking him in. If a Power Surge is used during this time, the Creeper Launcher's attack is negated. This technique makes it easier to catch the ghost without getting hit by the goo and Creepers. Hiders and different variations of Greenies aid the Creeper Launcher in battle, as well as the small Creepers the boss creates.

Ghost Container description

An enormous ghost with the uncanny ability to produce other ghosts! I've never seen anything like it! I'd recommend ghost hunters deal with him in a group, just to be safe.
(British English version): An enormous ghost with the uncanny ability to produce other ghosts! I've never seen anything like it! I'd recommend ghost trackers deal with him in a group, just to be safe.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ドンゴーバ[?] Dongōba	From "Don" (Spanish word for "lord") and「ルゴーバ」(Rugōba, Gobber)
German	Rumpelkriecher[?]	?
Spanish (NOE)	Babajoso asqueroso[?]	Disgusting Gobber

Variations

Yukata Ball

The Yukata Ball (Spectral Sloth in the British English version) is a Gobber wearing a light purple bathrobe ("yukata" being a Japanese bathrobe).

Ghost Container description

After a nice hot shower and with no other plans for the day, this Gobber slips right into his bathrobe and gets ready to lounge around. This ghost is living the dream.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	シルクローブ[?] Shiruku Rōbu	Silk Robe
Spanish (NOE)	Babajoso perezoso[?]	Lazy Gobber

Daisy

The Daisy is, as the name implies, a Gobber with daisy flower designs all over him.

Ghost Container description

When he's not hungry, he's probably as gentle as a freshly picked flower. Too bad he has a bottomless stomach.
(British English version): When he's not hungry, he's probably as gentle as a freshly picked flower. Too bad we'll never know, though; this fellow has a bottomless stomach.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ヒナギク[?] Hinagiku	Daisy
German	Gänseblümchen[?]	Daisy Flower
Spanish (NOE)	Babajoso florido[?]	Flowery Gobber

Terrorange

The Terrorange is an orange colored Gobber that has leaves on his head, making him resemble an orange.

Ghost Container description

He once helped an amateur farmer win a contest by pretending he was a gigantic orange. Don't ask me how I know that.
(British English version): Once he helped a farmer win a contest by pretending he was a gigantic orange. Don't ask me how I know that.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	オレンジ[?] Orenji	Orange
German	Terrorange[?]	Terror Fruit
Spanish (NOE)	Babajoso cítrico[?]	Citric Gobber

Blimp Reaper

The Blimp Reaper is a Gobber covered in dark purple paint to look like the popular Halloween myth, the Grim Reaper.

Ghost Container description

Instead of a scythe, he walks around with a giant roast turkey leg. Uh-huh...

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	シニガミ[?] Shinigami	Grim Reaper
Korean	저승사자[?] jeoseungsaja	Reaper
Spanish (NOE)	Babajoso macabro[?]	Macabre Gobber

Go-Bee

The Go-Bee is a yellow Gobber with black stripes that make it look like a bee.

Ghost Container description

Incredible! This ghostly bee has glands that produce delicious spectral honey! Although, too much of the stuff will make your tongue numb. Take my word for it.
(British English version): Instead of covering everything with goo, our stripey friend here prefers to splatter the walls and floors with delicious honey. But be careful not to lick it! It'll make your tongue go numb.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ハチ[?] Hachi	Bee
German	Horrorbiene[?]	Horror Bee
Spanish (NOE)	Babajoso abeja[?]	Bee Gobber

Wurdle

The Wurdle (Snapper in the British English version) is a greenish Gobber which displays a shell texture that makes him look like a turtle.

Ghost Container description

This ghost would have you believe that he moves very slowly, but he's just trying to trick you. He's actually very fast!
(British English version): This ghost would have you believe that he moves really slowly, but don't be fooled — it's just an act. Yep, this one's not just crafty, he's pretty swift, too!

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	カメ[?] Kame	Turtle
Spanish (NOE)	Babajoso galápago[?]	Galapagos Tortoise Gobber ("galápago" stands for its species being from the aforementioned island)

Soccer Ball

The Soccer Ball (Ball Hog in the British English version) is a Gobber that has soccer ball patterns on his body.

Ghost Container description

Whatever you do, don't try to touch him with your hands! Oddly, though, he doesn't mind if you knock him around with your feet.
(British English version): Whatever you do, don't try to pick him up or touch him with your hands! He hates that. Oddly, though, he doesn't seem to mind if you knock him around with your feet.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	サッカー[?] Sakkā	Soccer
German	Wadenbeißer[?]	Calf biter
Spanish	Babajoso futbolero[?]	Football Gobber

Cawe

The Cawe (Full Moo in the British English version) is a white Gobber that has black spots covering its body, designed to look like that of a cow's.

Ghost Container description

I don't recommend pouring this ghostly bovine's milk over your cereal. Trust me on this. I'm still cleaning up the mess.
(British English version): I wouldn't recommend pouring this ghostly bovine's milk over your cereal. Trust me on this. I'm still cleaning up the mess.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ウシ[?] Ushi	Cow
Spanish	Babajoso vaca[?]	Cow Gobber