Madame Clairvoya
- “Destiny chooses our paths...”
- —Madame Clairvoya, Luigi's Mansion
Madame Clairvoya (also known as The Freaky Fortune Teller) is a fortune telling spirit and of one the portrait ghosts in Luigi's Mansion. Clairvoya has the ability to read fortunes by examining personal belongings. Also, she also owns a crystal ball to help her see events to come. However, according to Professor E. Gadd's Game Boy Horror, the ball lets Clairvoya see only forty-nine days into the future.
Madame Clairvoya is located in the Fortune Teller's Room, but she won't reveal herself until Luigi shined his flashlight on the crystal ball. During Luigi's search for his brother Mario, the green-clad plumber discovers five objects that Mario lost in the mansion:
- Mario's Hat, found in the Laundry Room
- Mario's Glove, found in Projection Room
- Mario's Shoe, found in The Twin's Room
- Mario's Letter, found in the Courtyard
- Mario's Star, found in the Observatory
Luigi brings these items to Madame Clairvoya. Through examination of the objects, Clairvoya predicts the arrival of the evil Bowser. After this final prediction, Clairvoya loses her powers of precognition.
Because she is afraid of the concept of Bowser may be in the mansion, Madame Clairvoya begs Luigi to return her to her portrait frame and she exposes her heart so Luigi can suck her up, and before he shines his flashlight on her, she giggles at the thought of returning to her "sanctuary" portrait. All Luigi has to do is turn on the flashlight, shine it on her, turn on his Poltergust 3000, and suck her up. Madame Clairvoya struggles a little with the capture though.
Trivia
- Madame Clairvoya's name is a pun on the word "clairvoyance", referring to extra-sensory perception (ESP), including the ability to see into the future.
- Remarkably enough, she is the only ghost in the whole game (not restricted to portrait ghosts) to willingly let herself be sucked up by the Poltergust 3000 without even putting up a fight (meaning that she could possibly be an ally of sorts to Luigi).
