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'''Mr. Luggs, The Glutton,''' is one of the released Potrait Ghosts in ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''. As his nickname suggests, he is very obese and resided in the | '''Mr. Luggs, The Glutton,''' is one of the released Potrait Ghosts in ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''. As his nickname suggests, he is very obese and resided in the Dining Room of the [[Luigi's Mansion (place)|mansion]], spending his afterlife chowing down on food happily until [[Luigi]] found the key to the Dining Room. [[Luigi]] could have continued his journey to save [[Mario]] into the [[Kitchen]], but if he could capture Luggs, extra treasure would await him. | ||
Using the [[Game Boy Horror]], Lugg's heart revealed that he liked to not be seen. So, [[Luigi]] captured a [[Fire Elemental Ghost]] from the nearby torch and lighted up the candles, revealing The Glutton. However, Luggs could not be captured yet. Luigi began to suck Lugg's food with his [[Poltergust 3000|trusty vacuum]]. Two [[Waiter (ghost)|Waiters]] would begin to resupply Luggs with food, whom Luigi would quickly dispose of. Once all the food was gone, The Glutton would begin spitting fireballs at the green plumber, causing ten HP of damage for each hit. However, due to his obesity, he would tire and flop onto the table, making him vulnerable. After some medium tugs, Luigi would capture Mr. Luggs, and restored light to the Dining Room. A green treasure chest including two [[Gold Bars]] and a [[Blue Diamond]] would be Luigi's bonus reward. | Using the [[Game Boy Horror]], Lugg's heart revealed that he liked to not be seen. So, [[Luigi]] captured a [[Fire Elemental Ghost]] from the nearby torch and lighted up the candles, revealing The Glutton. However, Luggs could not be captured yet. Luigi began to suck Lugg's food with his [[Poltergust 3000|trusty vacuum]]. Two [[Waiter (ghost)|Waiters]] would begin to resupply Luggs with food, whom Luigi would quickly dispose of. Once all the food was gone, The Glutton would begin spitting fireballs at the green plumber, causing ten HP of damage for each hit. However, due to his obesity, he would tire and flop onto the table, making him vulnerable. After some medium tugs, Luigi would capture Mr. Luggs, and restored light to the Dining Room. A green treasure chest including two [[Gold Bars]] and a [[Blue Diamond]] would be Luigi's bonus reward. | ||
Revision as of 22:16, July 22, 2006
Mr. Luggs, The Glutton, is one of the released Potrait Ghosts in Luigi's Mansion. As his nickname suggests, he is very obese and resided in the Dining Room of the mansion, spending his afterlife chowing down on food happily until Luigi found the key to the Dining Room. Luigi could have continued his journey to save Mario into the Kitchen, but if he could capture Luggs, extra treasure would await him.
Using the Game Boy Horror, Lugg's heart revealed that he liked to not be seen. So, Luigi captured a Fire Elemental Ghost from the nearby torch and lighted up the candles, revealing The Glutton. However, Luggs could not be captured yet. Luigi began to suck Lugg's food with his trusty vacuum. Two Waiters would begin to resupply Luggs with food, whom Luigi would quickly dispose of. Once all the food was gone, The Glutton would begin spitting fireballs at the green plumber, causing ten HP of damage for each hit. However, due to his obesity, he would tire and flop onto the table, making him vulnerable. After some medium tugs, Luigi would capture Mr. Luggs, and restored light to the Dining Room. A green treasure chest including two Gold Bars and a Blue Diamond would be Luigi's bonus reward.
