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* MeaningfulName/NamedAfterSomebodyFamous: Referencing Henry Ford and Orville Wright. Henry attacks you in a car, and Orville a plane.
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* MeaningfulName/NamedAfterSomebodyFamous: NamedAfterSomebodyFamous: Referencing Henry Ford and Orville Wright. Henry attacks you in a car, and Orville a plane.
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* TheDragon: To [[spoiler: King Boo.]] Its capture is what leads him to release the Portrait Ghosts.
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* TheDragon: To [[spoiler: King Boo.]] Boo. Its capture is what leads him to release the Portrait Ghosts.
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* FrenchJerk / GratuitousFrench: Despite being based on Vincent Van Gogh, who was Dutch, Van Gore talks with a French accent and sprinkles in French words into his dialogue.
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* FrenchJerk / GratuitousFrench: Despite being based on Vincent Van Gogh, who was Dutch, Van Gore talks with a French accent and sprinkles in French words into his dialogue.
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The character page for ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion''. Main characters Mario, Luigi, E. Gadd, Toad and King Boo can be found [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosMarioBrothers here]], [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosAllies here]], and [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosBowserAndHisBaddies here]].
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The character page for ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion''. Main characters Mario, Luigi, E. Gadd, Toad and King Boo can be found [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosMarioBrothers here]], [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosAllies here]], and [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosBowserAndHisBaddies [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosTheKoopaKingdom here]].
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!![[spoiler:King Boo]]
The main antagonist of the game and the fourth and final boss ghost fight. [[spoiler:Character traits for King Boo in the Mario series in general can be found [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosBowserAndHisBaddies here.]]]]
* AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield: The same as the other bosses, but this one's fiery orange.
* AnIcePerson: [[spoiler: When you blow off the Bowser suit's head to reveal King Boo, it starts floating and firing ice balls that can freeze you, something originally intended for Bowser himself in ''Super Mario 64''.]]
* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: This boss can actually suck you up like your own vacuum. This is also how he drags you into the fight when you confront him in his lair.
* BigBad: He is Mario's captor and the ghost you need to defeat to save him.
* DamageSpongeBoss: He has 500 GP, the most out of any of the ghosts in the game.
* DeadpanSnarker: [[spoiler: King Boo is rather amused by Mario and Luigi falling for the mansion contest trick, especially since they didn't enter said contest. He mocks them for this when you make it to his room in the basement of the mansion.]]
* EvilSorcerer: He's the creator of the mansion.
* FinalBoss: He's got Mario in the very last room in the mansion Luigi can physically enter. You need 40 captured Boos and the key from Vincent Van Gore to get into this room.
* KingMook: [[spoiler: Of the Boos in the mansion. The same physics for sucking up Boos applies to King Boo except for the Boo Radar, which for some reason does nothing when you're in his presence.]]
* LoadBearingBoss: [[spoiler: The mansion disappears altogether when King Boo is captured.]]
* PlayingWithFire: He can breathe fire on you, which has the same effect as getting hit by a bomb ghost.
* SlasherSmile: Sports one.
* SorcerousOverlord: Rules the mansion where Mario is held prisoner.
* TacticalSuicideBoss: When he throws spiked balls, you have to suck them up and fire them back at his face when you can reach it [[spoiler:to force King Boo out so you can suck him up.]]
The main antagonist of the game and the fourth and final boss ghost fight. [[spoiler:Character traits for King Boo in the Mario series in general can be found [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosBowserAndHisBaddies here.]]]]
* AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield: The same as the other bosses, but this one's fiery orange.
* AnIcePerson: [[spoiler: When you blow off the Bowser suit's head to reveal King Boo, it starts floating and firing ice balls that can freeze you, something originally intended for Bowser himself in ''Super Mario 64''.]]
* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: This boss can actually suck you up like your own vacuum. This is also how he drags you into the fight when you confront him in his lair.
* BigBad: He is Mario's captor and the ghost you need to defeat to save him.
* DamageSpongeBoss: He has 500 GP, the most out of any of the ghosts in the game.
* DeadpanSnarker: [[spoiler: King Boo is rather amused by Mario and Luigi falling for the mansion contest trick, especially since they didn't enter said contest. He mocks them for this when you make it to his room in the basement of the mansion.]]
* EvilSorcerer: He's the creator of the mansion.
* FinalBoss: He's got Mario in the very last room in the mansion Luigi can physically enter. You need 40 captured Boos and the key from Vincent Van Gore to get into this room.
* KingMook: [[spoiler: Of the Boos in the mansion. The same physics for sucking up Boos applies to King Boo except for the Boo Radar, which for some reason does nothing when you're in his presence.]]
* LoadBearingBoss: [[spoiler: The mansion disappears altogether when King Boo is captured.]]
* PlayingWithFire: He can breathe fire on you, which has the same effect as getting hit by a bomb ghost.
* SlasherSmile: Sports one.
* SorcerousOverlord: Rules the mansion where Mario is held prisoner.
* TacticalSuicideBoss: When he throws spiked balls, you have to suck them up and fire them back at his face when you can reach it [[spoiler:to force King Boo out so you can suck him up.]]
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The king of the Boos and main antagonist of the
See [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosTheKoopaKingdom here]] for
* AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield: The same as the other bosses, but this one's fiery orange.
* AnIcePerson: [[spoiler: When you blow off the Bowser suit's head to reveal King Boo, it starts floating and firing ice balls that can freeze you, something originally intended for Bowser himself in ''Super Mario 64''.]]
* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: This boss can actually suck you up like your own vacuum. This is also how he drags you into the fight when you confront him in
* BigBad: He is Mario's captor and the ghost you need to defeat to save him.
* DamageSpongeBoss: He has 500 GP, the most out of any of the ghosts in the game.
* DeadpanSnarker: [[spoiler: King Boo is rather amused by Mario and Luigi falling for the mansion contest trick, especially since they didn't enter said contest. He mocks them for this when you make it to his room in the basement of the mansion.]]
* EvilSorcerer: He's the creator of the mansion.
* FinalBoss: He's got Mario in the very last room in the mansion Luigi can physically enter. You need 40 captured Boos and the key from Vincent Van Gore to get into this room.
* KingMook: [[spoiler: Of the Boos in the mansion. The same physics for sucking up Boos applies to King Boo except for the Boo Radar, which for some reason does nothing when you're in his presence.]]
* LoadBearingBoss: [[spoiler: The mansion disappears altogether when King Boo is captured.]]
* PlayingWithFire: He can breathe fire on you, which has the same effect as getting hit by a bomb ghost.
* SlasherSmile: Sports one.
* SorcerousOverlord: Rules the mansion where Mario is held prisoner.
* TacticalSuicideBoss: When he throws spiked balls, you have to suck them up and fire them back at his face when you can reach it [[spoiler:to force King Boo out so you can suck him up.]]
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* AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield: The same as the other bosses, but this one's fiery orange.
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* TheDragon: He creates all the enemy ghosts you run into throughout the house on its master and the final boss's behalf, and you do need to take him down to get the final boss key.
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* MeaningfulName: “Biff” is either a pun on “buff” or the slang term “to hit”, and Atlas is the name of the Titan from Greek Mythology who holds the world/sky on his shoulders. It also means 'beef' in Norwegian and Swedish.
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* MeaningfulName: “Biff” is either a pun on “buff” or the slang term “to hit”, which is appropriate since Biff is one of three ghosts in the house (Sir Weston and the house's final boss are the others) that can do '''20''' hearts (one-fifth of Luigi's health) worth of damage if he decks the plumber. Atlas is the name of the Titan from Greek Mythology who holds the world/sky on his shoulders. It also means 'beef' in Norwegian and Swedish.
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* MeaningfulName: He is indeed quite slim. A bankshot is also a pool term for hitting the cue ball against the railing before knocking a ball into a pocket.
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* MeaningfulName: He is indeed quite slim. A bankshot is also a pool term for hitting the cue ball against the railing before knocking a ball into a pocket.pocket, and somewhat of a hint to using the pool balls against him.
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* BonusBoss: She is easily the most out-of-the-way Portrait Ghost in the game. Encountering her requires you to access a hidden room late in the game, which contains the key to another optional room, which contains the key to the Guest Room, where she sleeps. You do not need to find her to finish the game.
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* BonusBoss: She is easily the most out-of-the-way Portrait Ghost in the game. Encountering her requires you to access a hidden room late in the game, which contains the key to another optional room, which contains is the key to room before the Guest Room, where she sleeps. You do not need to find her to finish the game.
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* SkippableBoss: The path to her room can be tedious, since it starts in one of the two secret rooms in the mansion that you can only access from the roof, and can only exit through a mirror (the door to this room is boarded up on both sides), and the room before her has several fire ghosts in it; it is not necessary to go through these rooms to end the game
* SkippableBoss: You don't even need to enter Jarvis's studio to reach the end of the game. The room prior to him does have the key to the rest of the basement, which you do need to acquire.
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* StalactiteSpite: Drops icicles during his fight to try and kill Luigi.
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* StalactiteSpite: Drops icicles during his fight to try and kill Luigi.
Luigi. This makes him one of three enemies in the mansion that has the potential of giving you 20 hearts of damage (the other two are Biff Atlas in the first floor gym and the final boss of the game.)
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The Starving Artist. The twenty-second and final non-boss Portrait ghost fight.
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* MonsterIsAMommy: A variant—after defeating Lydia the player is treated to a cutscene with Chauncey crying from the next room.
* {{Narcissist}}: Aside from the usual ghostly lack of empathy towards the living she’s so wrapped up in herself that she traded an eternity of sitting in a portrait for an eternity of sitting in front of a mirror brushing her hair.
* {{Narcissist}}: Aside from the usual ghostly lack of empathy towards the living she’s so wrapped up in herself that she traded an eternity of sitting in a portrait for an eternity of sitting in front of a mirror brushing her hair.
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* MonsterIsAMommy: A variant—after defeating Lydia the player is treated to a cutscene with Chauncey crying from the next room.
room, which is also the boss room of Area 1 (the cutscene doesn't play if you use Lydia's mirror to warp back to the foyer).
* {{Narcissist}}: Aside from the usual ghostly lack of empathy towards the living she’s so wrapped up in herself that she traded an eternity of sitting in a portrait for an eternity of sitting in front of a mirror brushing herhair.
hair. The wind from outside disturbing her hair is her weakness.
* {{Narcissist}}: Aside from the usual ghostly lack of empathy towards the living she’s so wrapped up in herself that she traded an eternity of sitting in a portrait for an eternity of sitting in front of a mirror brushing her
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* EnfantTerrible: A baby ghost who asks Luigi to play. This involves throwing things at him.
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* EnfantTerrible: A baby ghost who asks Luigi to play. play when he shakes his rocking horse (even going so far as to lock Luigi in his nursery). This involves throwing things at him and trying to belly-flop onto him.
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* TacticalSuicideBoss: One of his attacks involve tossing a giant ball at Luigi in an attempt to crush him. Luigi can then use this ball to hit him. This does not discourage Chauncey from using the attack.
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* TacticalSuicideBoss: One of his attacks involve tossing a giant ball balls at Luigi in an attempt to crush him. Luigi can then use this the one ball that remains to hit him.him (which is also how you get into the boss fight when you wake Chauncey). This does not discourage Chauncey from using the attack.
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* WakeUpCallBoss: Chauncey is the first real test of Luigi's ghost-catching skills.
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* PaperMaster: Attacks with music sheets.
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* PaperMaster: Attacks with music sheets.
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* AngryGuardDog: Bites Luigi’s rump if he gets too close, and barks loudly and constantly within a certain range.
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* AngryGuardDog: Bites Luigi’s rump if he gets too close, and barks loudly and constantly within a certain range.range, which eventually wakes a skeleton that needs to be captured first for Luigi to catch Spooky.
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* FlunkyBoss: An interesting variant as the flunkies are all replications of itself.
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* FlawlessVictory: In the Hidden Mansion, you have to catch Bogmire without bumping into one of his shadows even once to get a Gold frame (the shadows do 10 hearts worth of damage, which is doubled in the Hidden Mansion; you need 90 hearts left after the fight.)
* FlunkyBoss: An interesting variant as the flunkies are all replications ofitself.itself, which are also your weapons against him.
* FlunkyBoss: An interesting variant as the flunkies are all replications of
* BerserkButton: Getting hit by his punching bag, which gets him on your tail (the bag can also hurt YOU if you let the rebound hit you).
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* WhenEldersAttack: Being a ghost, she attacks Luigi. The effectiveness depends on the player.
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* WhenEldersAttack: Being a ghost, she attacks Luigi. The effectiveness depends on the player.
player. Miss with one of her yarn balls, and she laughs and vanishes, forcing you to reenter the room; she is not optional since she has the key to Henry and Orville's room, and they have one of the items that Clairvoya needs to get you the key to the third floor.
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* SkippableBoss: Beating him isn't necessary to win the game.
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* SkippableBoss: Beating him isn't necessary to win the game.
game. The room after him has one of Mario's items, and that's the room you need to deal with.
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* FortuneTeller: She gives Luigi information on Mario’s whereabouts if you bring her objects that he owns.
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* FortuneTeller: She gives Luigi information on Mario’s whereabouts if you bring her objects that he owns. Once she runs out of power, she insists you capture her, locking you in her room; she's the easiest Portrait Ghost to capture in the game.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: The only ghost that isn’t evil or self-absorbed, willing to help Luigi get his brother back.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: The only ghost that isn’t evil or self-absorbed, willing to help Luigi get his brother back.
back and allowing herself to be sucked up after she uses up her power, which nets Luigi the key to the Safari Room, the first room on the third floor and the last room before the Area 3 boss.
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* TheDragon: To King Boo. Its capture is what leads him to release the Portrait Ghosts.
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* TheDragon: To [[spoiler: King Boo. Boo.]] Its capture is what leads him to release the Portrait Ghosts.
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* ImNotAfraidOfYou: He spends his time making what he considers to be scary faces...but it's not working.
* NoSocialSkills: He keeps to himself mostly.
* NoSocialSkills: He keeps to himself mostly.
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* DarkIsEvil: The hermit of the darkness only appears once the blackout starts (but after you deal with the Telephone Room in the attic). You have to catch him before you can restore the electricity; the breakers are locked at this point and he's holding the key.
* ImNotAfraidOfYou: He spends his time making what he considers to be scary faces...but it's notworking.
working. As a matter of fact, this is what exposes him, and he's one of the weakest Portrait Ghosts in the house.
* NoSocialSkills: He keeps to himself mostly. He doesn't even show until the start of Area 4, and he's in the third room you entered in the game (the Wardrobe).
* ImNotAfraidOfYou: He spends his time making what he considers to be scary faces...but it's not
* NoSocialSkills: He keeps to himself mostly. He doesn't even show until the start of Area 4, and he's in the third room you entered in the game (the Wardrobe).
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* PottyFailure: The way to exposing her heart is to convince her she’s done this while sleeping.
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* PottyFailure: The way to exposing her heart is to convince her she’s done this while sleeping. Her dolls will start floating your way when you play this, however.
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* ChestMonster: He hides in jars.
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* ChestMonster: He hides in jars.jars and you need to freeze him.
* FlawlessVictory: He pops out of the jars seven times, and you have to freeze him all seven times; if you fail, he chuckles and kicks you into the hallway outside his room and the armory you need to clean up; he also forces you out if you refuse to play at all.
* FlawlessVictory: He pops out of the jars seven times, and you have to freeze him all seven times; if you fail, he chuckles and kicks you into the hallway outside his room and the armory you need to clean up; he also forces you out if you refuse to play at all.
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* AnIcePerson: Hates warmth so much he resides in the cold storage room.
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* AnIcePerson: Hates warmth so much he resides in the cold storage room. You need to melt him to get him.
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* FlunkyBoss: Would rather send his minions at you than fight, himself. Might be because he’s a pushover.
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* FlunkyBoss: Would rather send his minions at you than fight, himself. Might be because he’s a pushover.pushover when you get past them.
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* MookMaker: All of the non-portrait, non-Boo ghosts in the game are the products of his paintings.
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* MookMaker: All of the non-portrait, non-Boo ghosts in the game are the products of his paintings. Once you remove them from the picture, he becomes one of the easiest Portrait Ghosts in the game to capture.
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* GottaCatchEmAll: Luigi has to collect most, if not all, of the Boos in order to decrease King Boo's power enough to stand a chance against him.
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* GottaCatchEmAll: Luigi has to collect most, if not all, of the Boos in order to decrease King Boo's power enough to stand a chance against him. You need 5 to get the Toad in the first floor washroom, who has the key to Clairvoya's room, to let you in, you need 20 to banish the "mysterious power of the Boos" that guards the door to the Area 3 boss room, the third floor balcony, and 40 total to reach the door to the final boss; getting all 50 gains a gold diamond.
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* DualBoss: Luigi has to fight them together.
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* DualBoss: Luigi has to fight them together.together, but the performance against Orville determines the ranking; he drops the pearls.
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* DemBones: There are skeleton ghosts in the yard.
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* DemBones: There are skeleton ghosts in the yard.Boneyard, Graveyard, and Telephone Room (second trip in after the lights come back on). The ones in the yards are mandatory fights (to be able to capture Spooky, the ghost dog, so you can enter the Graveyard, and then to be able to fight the second boss ghost, Bogmire.
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* PersonalSpaceInvader: The aptly named Grabbing Ghosts, who need to be shaken off while they drain hitpoints.
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* PersonalSpaceInvader: The aptly named Grabbing Ghosts, who need to be shaken off while they off. The first ones you meet in the downstairs bathroom are white and only restrain you (they're only a danger if other ghosts are in the room with them), but the red ones drain hitpoints.hitpoints and money when they latch on. There are also invisible ones in the mirror room and projection room which are like the red grabbers.
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!![[spoiler:King Boo]]
The main antagonist of the game and the fourth and final boss ghost fight. [[spoiler:Character traits for King Boo in the Mario series in general can be found [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosBowserAndHisBaddies here.]]]]
* AnIcePerson: [[spoiler: When you blow off the Bowser suit's head to reveal King Boo, it starts floating and firing ice balls that can freeze you, something originally intended for Bowser himself in ''Super Mario 64''.]]
* BigBad: He is Mario's captor and the ghost you need to defeat to save him.
* DamageSpongeBoss: He has 500 GP, the most out of any of the ghosts in the game.
* DeadpanSnarker: [[spoiler: King Boo is rather amused by Mario and Luigi falling for the mansion contest trick, especially since they didn't enter said contest. He mocks them for this when you make it to his room in the basement of the mansion.]]
* EvilSorcerer: He's the creator of the mansion.
* FinalBoss: He's got Mario in the very last room in the mansion Luigi can physically enter. You need 40 captured Boos and the key from Vincent Van Gore to get into this room.
* KingMook: [[spoiler: Of the Boos in the mansion. The same physics for sucking up Boos applies to King Boo except for the Boo Radar, which for some reason does nothing when you're in his presence.]]
* PlayingWithFire: He can breathe fire on you, which has the same effect as getting hit by a bomb ghost.
* SlasherSmile: Sports one.
* SorcerousOverlord: Rules the mansion where Mario is held prisoner.
* TacticalSuicideBoss: When he throws spiked balls, you have to suck them up and fire them back at his face when you can reach it [[spoiler:to force King Boo out so you can suck him up.]]
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* WeaksauceWeakness: He's terrified of fire so much that he runs at the mere sight of it. Lighting the candlestick in his hand terrifies him.
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* WeaksauceWeakness: He's terrified of fire so much that he runs at the mere sight of it. Lighting the candlestick in his hand terrifies him and drives him to his room, where you can capture him.
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* BerserkButton: She’s a massive fan of games, and if you can’t recognize which game tunes she’s playing on her piano she throws a tantrum, banging on the keys with her fists.
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* BerserkButton: She’s a massive fan of games, and if you can’t recognize which game tunes she’s playing on her piano she throws a tantrum, banging on the keys with her fists. She'll then promptly disappear, and you'll have to leave the room, come back in, and replay the instruments to talk to her again.
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* SkippableBoss: You can just walk right past him, unless you want the best rank.
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* SkippableBoss: You can just walk right past him, him and head for the kitchen, unless you want the best rank.
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* MakingASplash: If you don't spray her with ice as soon as possible she will shoot scalding bath water at you.
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* MakingASplash: If you don't spray her with ice as soon as possible she will shoot scalding bath water at you.you, which takes 5 hearts and amusingly drenches Luigi, who ultimately shrugs off the hot water as it was nothing.
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* SoreLoser: They attack Luigi if he beats them at hide-and-seek.
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* SoreLoser: They attack Luigi if he beats them at hide-and-seek.hide-and-seek, and you need to beat them to proceed with the game; their room has one of Mario's possessions that needs to be taken to Clairvoya so you can get the key to the third floor of the mansion.
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* BossArenaIdiocy: The unicorn statues, which are used to split him
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* BossArenaIdiocy: The unicorn statues, which are used to split him so you can freeze and suck up the individual Boos.
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* WolfpackBoss: Luigi must fight all three of them at once.
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* WolfpackBoss: Luigi must fight all three of them at once.
once, though he can suck them up one at a time; it's advised to leave the blue soldier (the one guarding the middle house in the room, which has the elevator to the roof) for last; he holds the pearls and Luigi's performance against him will determine the painting he receives at the end of the game.
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* BonusBoss: She is easily the most out-of-the-way Portrait Ghost in the game. Encountering her requires you to access a hidden room late in the game, which contains the key to another optional room, which contains the key to the Guest Room, where she sleeps.
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* BonusBoss: She is easily the most out-of-the-way Portrait Ghost in the game. Encountering her requires you to access a hidden room late in the game, which contains the key to another optional room, which contains the key to the Guest Room, where she sleeps. You do not need to find her to finish the game.
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* BonusBoss: Beating him is completely optional.optional (the room before him is not, though).
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* SoreLoser: He attacks when Luigi wins his “whack-a-mole” style game.
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* SoreLoser: He attacks when Luigi wins his “whack-a-mole” style game.
game, and this is when you can suck him up.
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The Starving Artist. The fourth boss ghost fight.
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The Starving Artist. The fourth boss twenty-second and final non-boss Portrait ghost fight.
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* SkippableBoss: He's not an obstacle for progressing in the game.
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* SkippableBoss: He's not an obstacle for progressing in the game.You can simply walk past him without any repercussions, minus a lower rank.
* MakingASplash: If you don't spray her with ice as soon as possible she will shoot scalding bath water at you.
* ThePrankster: One of the books in her room talks about a prank she pulled on Miss Petunia by pouring ice into her bathtub, giving you a clue on how to expose Petunia's heart.
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* MetalSlime: The Speedy Blue Spirits and Golden Mice. They're incredibly fast, rare, and the former are difficult to actually capture, but they drop very large amounts of money.
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[[WMG: Neville]]
The Bookish Father. The first Portrait Ghost fight.
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* Bookworm: Found in the library. According to his bio he’s reading all the books he missed while alive.
* Irony: His comments on how Luigi can’t see him are exposed to the reader while examining his heart—as in, while Luigi can see him.
* ThrowTheBookAtThem: His only mode of attack when caught.
[[WMG: Lydia]]
The Mirror Gazing Mother. The second Portrait Ghost fight.
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* MonsterIsAMommy: A variant—after defeating Lydia the player is treated to a cutscene with Chauncey crying from the next room.
* Narcissist: Aside from the usual ghostly lack of empathy towards the living she’s so wrapped up in herself that she traded an eternity of sitting in a portrait for an eternity of sitting in front of a mirror brushing her hair.
[[WMG: Chauncey]]
The Spoiled Baby. The first boss ghost fight.
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* EnfanteTerrible: A baby ghost who asks Luigi to play. This involves throwing things at him.
* GooGooGodlike: This baby ghost is the first boss fight.
* RealityWarper: Shrinks Luigi down to an incredibly tiny size and transports him to a bizarre plane of reality located on his crib for the boss fight.
* SpoiledBrat: As implied by his naming. He throws reality warping temper tantrums if his demands aren’t met.
* UndeadChild: According to his bio he was never alive to begin with.
[[WMG: The Floating Whirlindas]]
The Dancing Couple. The fourth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* TheDeadCanDance: Although, as their feet don’t touch the ground it’s largely just spinning in a circle.
* GhostlyGlide: Only notable in that this is the reason why they’re no longer allowed to compete in dancing competitions.
* HappilyMarried: [[VisualGag They share a heart.]]
[[WMG: Shivers]]
The Wandering Butler. The fifth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* DirtyOldMan: He’s 72 and has a crush on the 26 year old Melody.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Lighting the candlestick in his hand terrifies him.
[[WMG: Melody Pianissima]]
The Beautiful Pianist. The sixth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* TheBeautifulElite: Played with. A master pianist renowned for her beauty and skill in elegant clothes, but harboring both an obsession with video games and a foul temper.
* BerserkButton: She’s a massive fan of games, and if you can’t recognize which game tunes she’s playing on her piano she throws a tantrum, banging on the keys with her fists.
* PaperMaster: Attacks with music sheets.
* PunnyName: Melody refers to the main line of music in a composition, and Pianissima is a reference to pianissimo (to play softly).
[[WMG: Mr. Luggs]]
The Glutton. The seventh Portrait Ghost fight (and an optional one).
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* BerserkButton: Taking his food away is cause for spitting fireballs at Luigi, apparently.
* BigEater: So much so that he died from overeating and still wasn’t satisfied.
* DeathByGluttony: The bio doesn’t specify whether it was his girth that killed him or the copious amounts of food he ate, but “ate himself to death” likely qualifies.
* VillainousGlutton: Repulsively fat, unkempt, and absolutely horrible table manners. Tries to kill Luigi if his meal is taken away.
[[WMG: Spooky]]
The Hungry Guard Dog. The eighth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* AngryGuardDog: Bites Luigi’s rump if he gets too close, and barks loudly and constantly within a certain range.
* MeaningfulName: Being, of course, a ghost dog, that makes his name quite appropriate.
[[WMG: Bogmire]]
The Cemetery Shadow. The second boss ghost fight.
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* BlobMonster: Its form gives the appearance of perpetually dripping.
* FlunkyBoss: An interesting variant as the flunkies are all replications of itself.
* LivingShadow: Appears out of the shadow cast by a lightning strike. Its duplications in the boss fight are also these.
* MadeOfEvil: The product of the mansion’s fear and despair.
[[WMG: Biff Atlas]]
The Body Builder. The tenth Portrait Ghost fight (and optional).
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* MeaningfulName: “Biff” is either a pun on “buff” or the slang term “to hit”, and Atlas is the name of the Titan from Greek Mythology who holds the world/sky on his shoulders.
* RealMenWearPink: Likes lilies because they represent purity.
* TopHeavyGuy: His pectorals are so enormous it can be assumed that even if he did have legs they wouldn’t offset how huge his chest is.
[[WMG: Miss Petunia]]
The Bathing Beauty. The eleventh Portrait Ghost fight.
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* BathingBeauty: Her bio states that she used to be one of these. Nowadays not so much, although she retains her love of bathing.
* FanDisservice: Before you pull away the curtain you see a beautiful and thin woman bathing. Open the curtain and you get an incredibly fat woman in a bikini with a pig face.
* NonNudeBathing: Wearing a bathing suit.
* SexySilhouette: When the curtain is pulled this is what she has.
[[WMG: Nana]]
The Scarf Knitting Granny. The twelfth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* GrannyClassic: Played with. A largely demure lady who knits constantly, but also likes to play pranks in her spare time.
* EyeBeams: One of her methods of attack.
* WhenEldersAttack: Being a ghost, she attacks Luigi. The effectiveness depends on the player.
[[WMG: Slim Bankshot]]
The Lonely Poolshark. The thirteenth Portrait Ghost fight (and an optional one).
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* BadGuysPlayPool: Found in the billiard room getting ready to make a shot.
* LeanAndMean: One of the thinnest ghosts in the mansion.
* MeaningfulName: He is indeed quite slim. A bankshot is also a pool term for hitting the cue ball against the railing before knocking a ball into a pocket.
[[WMG: Henry and Orville]]
The Twin Brothers. The fourteenth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* CoordinatedClothes: The same outfit with some minor coloration changes.
* CreepyTwins: The pair go from inviting you to playing hide and seek to trying to kill you with their toys.
* MeaningfulName: Referencing Henry Ford and Orville Wright—Henry attacks you with a car, and Orville a plane.
* SoreLoser: They attack Luigi if he beats them at hide-and-seek.
* UndeadChild: Both of them are dead.
[[WMG: Madame Clairvoya]]
The Freaky Fortune Teller. The fifteenth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* FortuneTeller: She gives Luigi information on Mario’s whereabouts if you bring her objects that he owns.
* LargeHam: Tends to get incredibly dramatic and loud at times.
* PunnyName: A pun on clairvoyant. [[DontExplainTheJoke She’s a fortune teller who uses objects to sense where the owners of them are.]]
* SpookySeance: Played with. In this case the medium is the first spirit contacted.
* TokenGoodTeammate: The only ghost that isn’t evil or self-absorbed, willing to help Luigi get his brother back.
[[WMG: Boolossus]]
The Jumbo Ghost. The third boss ghost fight.
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* TheDragon: Implied to be one for King Boo. Its capture is what leads him to release the Portrait Ghosts.
* FlunkyBoss: Of a sort. Its flunkies are the Boos that it composes itself of.
* PunnyName: Like just about every Boo in the mansion, this one being a portmanteau of Boo and colossus.
[[WMG: Uncle Grimly]]
Hermit of the Darkness. The seventeenth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* PunnyName: '''Grim'''mly.
[[WMG: Clockwork Soldiers]]
The Toy Platoon. The eighteenth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* FamilyFriendlyFirearms: They bear cork gun rifles.
* ShrinkingViolet: The pink one doesn’t like being looked at.
* WindUpKey: The soldiers have these in their backs, which need to be removed to defeat them.
[[WMG: Sue Pea]]
The Dozing Girl. The nineteenth Portrait Ghost fight (also optional).
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* AndIMustScream: Spends her afterlife in an eternal slumber. Her bio states she [[AdultFear died this way]].
* CreepyChild: Being a ghost has this effect on small girls.
* PottyFailure: The way to exposing her heart is to convince her she’s done this while sleeping.
* PunnyName: The Japanese onomatopoeia for sleeping is suu-pii.
[[WMG: Jarvis]]
The Jar Collector. The twentieth Portrait Ghost fight (also optional).
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* ChestMonster: He hides in jars.
* PunnyName: '''Jar'''vis.
* SoreLoser: He attacks when Luigi wins his “whack-a-mole” style game.
[[WMG: Sir Weston]]
The Chilly Climber. The twenty-first Portrait Ghost fight.
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* AnIcePerson: Hates warmth so much he resides in the cold storage room
* HumanPopsicle: He gets very angry if Luigi melts the ice block he keeps himself in.
* StalactiteSpite: Drops icicles during his fight to try and kill Luigi.
[[WMG: Vincent Van Gore]]
The Starving Artist. The fourth boss ghost fight.
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* ArtInitiatesLife: All the mook ghosts stem from his paintings.
* FlunkyBoss: Would rather send his minions at you than fight, himself. Might be because he’s a pushover.
* MookMaker: All of the non-portrait, non-Boo ghosts in the game are the products of his paintings.
* PunnyName: Specifically a pun on “Vincent Van Gogh”.
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* PunnyName: Roughly every Boo has a word or name with “Boo” in it. One’s even named after Luigi (Booigi).
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* OurGhostsAreDifferent: Some behave exactly like ghost versions of animals (bats, mice), whereas others are monsters of various shapes that came from Van Gore’s paintings.
* PersonalSpaceInvader: The aptly named Grabbing Ghosts, who need to be shaken off while they drain hitpoints.
* {{Troll}}: The white Ceiling Surprise ghosts, who do nothing but scare Luigi and laugh about it.
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[[WMG: Neville]]
The Bookish Father. The first Portrait Ghost fight.
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* Bookworm: Found in the library. According to his bio he’s reading all the books he missed while alive.
* Irony: His comments on how Luigi can’t see him are exposed to the reader while examining his heart—as in, while Luigi can see him.
* ThrowTheBookAtThem: His only mode of attack when caught.
[[WMG: Lydia]]
The Mirror Gazing Mother. The second Portrait Ghost fight.
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* MonsterIsAMommy: A variant—after defeating Lydia the player is treated to a cutscene with Chauncey crying from the next room.
* Narcissist: Aside from the usual ghostly lack of empathy towards the living she’s so wrapped up in herself that she traded an eternity of sitting in a portrait for an eternity of sitting in front of a mirror brushing her hair.
[[WMG: Chauncey]]
The Spoiled Baby. The first boss ghost fight.
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* EnfanteTerrible: A baby ghost who asks Luigi to play. This involves throwing things at him.
* GooGooGodlike: This baby ghost is the first boss fight.
* RealityWarper: Shrinks Luigi down to an incredibly tiny size and transports him to a bizarre plane of reality located on his crib for the boss fight.
* SpoiledBrat: As implied by his naming. He throws reality warping temper tantrums if his demands aren’t met.
* UndeadChild: According to his bio he was never alive to begin with.
[[WMG: The Floating Whirlindas]]
The Dancing Couple. The fourth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* TheDeadCanDance: Although, as their feet don’t touch the ground it’s largely just spinning in a circle.
* GhostlyGlide: Only notable in that this is the reason why they’re no longer allowed to compete in dancing competitions.
* HappilyMarried: [[VisualGag They share a heart.]]
[[WMG: Shivers]]
The Wandering Butler. The fifth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* DirtyOldMan: He’s 72 and has a crush on the 26 year old Melody.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Lighting the candlestick in his hand terrifies him.
[[WMG: Melody Pianissima]]
The Beautiful Pianist. The sixth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* TheBeautifulElite: Played with. A master pianist renowned for her beauty and skill in elegant clothes, but harboring both an obsession with video games and a foul temper.
* BerserkButton: She’s a massive fan of games, and if you can’t recognize which game tunes she’s playing on her piano she throws a tantrum, banging on the keys with her fists.
* PaperMaster: Attacks with music sheets.
* PunnyName: Melody refers to the main line of music in a composition, and Pianissima is a reference to pianissimo (to play softly).
[[WMG: Mr. Luggs]]
The Glutton. The seventh Portrait Ghost fight (and an optional one).
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* BerserkButton: Taking his food away is cause for spitting fireballs at Luigi, apparently.
* BigEater: So much so that he died from overeating and still wasn’t satisfied.
* DeathByGluttony: The bio doesn’t specify whether it was his girth that killed him or the copious amounts of food he ate, but “ate himself to death” likely qualifies.
* VillainousGlutton: Repulsively fat, unkempt, and absolutely horrible table manners. Tries to kill Luigi if his meal is taken away.
[[WMG: Spooky]]
The Hungry Guard Dog. The eighth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* AngryGuardDog: Bites Luigi’s rump if he gets too close, and barks loudly and constantly within a certain range.
* MeaningfulName: Being, of course, a ghost dog, that makes his name quite appropriate.
[[WMG: Bogmire]]
The Cemetery Shadow. The second boss ghost fight.
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* BlobMonster: Its form gives the appearance of perpetually dripping.
* FlunkyBoss: An interesting variant as the flunkies are all replications of itself.
* LivingShadow: Appears out of the shadow cast by a lightning strike. Its duplications in the boss fight are also these.
* MadeOfEvil: The product of the mansion’s fear and despair.
[[WMG: Biff Atlas]]
The Body Builder. The tenth Portrait Ghost fight (and optional).
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* MeaningfulName: “Biff” is either a pun on “buff” or the slang term “to hit”, and Atlas is the name of the Titan from Greek Mythology who holds the world/sky on his shoulders.
* RealMenWearPink: Likes lilies because they represent purity.
* TopHeavyGuy: His pectorals are so enormous it can be assumed that even if he did have legs they wouldn’t offset how huge his chest is.
[[WMG: Miss Petunia]]
The Bathing Beauty. The eleventh Portrait Ghost fight.
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* BathingBeauty: Her bio states that she used to be one of these. Nowadays not so much, although she retains her love of bathing.
* FanDisservice: Before you pull away the curtain you see a beautiful and thin woman bathing. Open the curtain and you get an incredibly fat woman in a bikini with a pig face.
* NonNudeBathing: Wearing a bathing suit.
* SexySilhouette: When the curtain is pulled this is what she has.
[[WMG: Nana]]
The Scarf Knitting Granny. The twelfth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* GrannyClassic: Played with. A largely demure lady who knits constantly, but also likes to play pranks in her spare time.
* EyeBeams: One of her methods of attack.
* WhenEldersAttack: Being a ghost, she attacks Luigi. The effectiveness depends on the player.
[[WMG: Slim Bankshot]]
The Lonely Poolshark. The thirteenth Portrait Ghost fight (and an optional one).
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* BadGuysPlayPool: Found in the billiard room getting ready to make a shot.
* LeanAndMean: One of the thinnest ghosts in the mansion.
* MeaningfulName: He is indeed quite slim. A bankshot is also a pool term for hitting the cue ball against the railing before knocking a ball into a pocket.
[[WMG: Henry and Orville]]
The Twin Brothers. The fourteenth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* CoordinatedClothes: The same outfit with some minor coloration changes.
* CreepyTwins: The pair go from inviting you to playing hide and seek to trying to kill you with their toys.
* MeaningfulName: Referencing Henry Ford and Orville Wright—Henry attacks you with a car, and Orville a plane.
* SoreLoser: They attack Luigi if he beats them at hide-and-seek.
* UndeadChild: Both of them are dead.
[[WMG: Madame Clairvoya]]
The Freaky Fortune Teller. The fifteenth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* FortuneTeller: She gives Luigi information on Mario’s whereabouts if you bring her objects that he owns.
* LargeHam: Tends to get incredibly dramatic and loud at times.
* PunnyName: A pun on clairvoyant. [[DontExplainTheJoke She’s a fortune teller who uses objects to sense where the owners of them are.]]
* SpookySeance: Played with. In this case the medium is the first spirit contacted.
* TokenGoodTeammate: The only ghost that isn’t evil or self-absorbed, willing to help Luigi get his brother back.
[[WMG: Boolossus]]
The Jumbo Ghost. The third boss ghost fight.
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* TheDragon: Implied to be one for King Boo. Its capture is what leads him to release the Portrait Ghosts.
* FlunkyBoss: Of a sort. Its flunkies are the Boos that it composes itself of.
* PunnyName: Like just about every Boo in the mansion, this one being a portmanteau of Boo and colossus.
[[WMG: Uncle Grimly]]
Hermit of the Darkness. The seventeenth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* PunnyName: '''Grim'''mly.
[[WMG: Clockwork Soldiers]]
The Toy Platoon. The eighteenth Portrait Ghost fight.
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* FamilyFriendlyFirearms: They bear cork gun rifles.
* ShrinkingViolet: The pink one doesn’t like being looked at.
* WindUpKey: The soldiers have these in their backs, which need to be removed to defeat them.
[[WMG: Sue Pea]]
The Dozing Girl. The nineteenth Portrait Ghost fight (also optional).
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* AndIMustScream: Spends her afterlife in an eternal slumber. Her bio states she [[AdultFear died this way]].
* CreepyChild: Being a ghost has this effect on small girls.
* PottyFailure: The way to exposing her heart is to convince her she’s done this while sleeping.
* PunnyName: The Japanese onomatopoeia for sleeping is suu-pii.
[[WMG: Jarvis]]
The Jar Collector. The twentieth Portrait Ghost fight (also optional).
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* ChestMonster: He hides in jars.
* PunnyName: '''Jar'''vis.
* SoreLoser: He attacks when Luigi wins his “whack-a-mole” style game.
[[WMG: Sir Weston]]
The Chilly Climber. The twenty-first Portrait Ghost fight.
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* AnIcePerson: Hates warmth so much he resides in the cold storage room
* HumanPopsicle: He gets very angry if Luigi melts the ice block he keeps himself in.
* StalactiteSpite: Drops icicles during his fight to try and kill Luigi.
[[WMG: Vincent Van Gore]]
The Starving Artist. The fourth boss ghost fight.
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* ArtInitiatesLife: All the mook ghosts stem from his paintings.
* FlunkyBoss: Would rather send his minions at you than fight, himself. Might be because he’s a pushover.
* MookMaker: All of the non-portrait, non-Boo ghosts in the game are the products of his paintings.
* PunnyName: Specifically a pun on “Vincent Van Gogh”.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Boo Minions]]
* PunnyName: Roughly every Boo has a word or name with “Boo” in it. One’s even named after Luigi (Booigi).
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Other Ghosts]]
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: Some behave exactly like ghost versions of animals (bats, mice), whereas others are monsters of various shapes that came from Van Gore’s paintings.
* PersonalSpaceInvader: The aptly named Grabbing Ghosts, who need to be shaken off while they drain hitpoints.
* {{Troll}}: The white Ceiling Surprise ghosts, who do nothing but scare Luigi and laugh about it.
[[/folder]]
