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'''Spooky, the Hungry Guard Dog''' is a four-year old bulldog portrait ghost appearing in the game ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''. | '''Spooky, the Hungry Guard Dog''' is a four-year old bulldog portrait ghost appearing in the game ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''. It is known to bite any seemingly edible thing in sight. Like the other portrait ghosts, Spooky is released by [[King Boo]] after the capture of [[Boolossus]]. Its portrait number in [[Professor Elvin Gadd|Professor E. Gadd]]'s gallery is 13. | ||
Spooky resides in the [[Boneyard]] in the mansion's backyard, where | Spooky resides in the [[Boneyard]] in the mansion's backyard, where it rests in a doghouse. When [[Luigi]] approaches Spooky, the dog spots him and begins to chase him around the Boneyard, attempting to bite him each time after barking. If it does, Spooky will not let go of Luigi's rump until it is shaken off. After Spooky barks four times, an annoyed [[Mr. Bones]] appears. He complains about the noise and then attacks Luigi. Capturing Mr. Bones leaves a bone in the ground. Spooky stops chasing Luigi to lick the bone, causing it to let its guard down. In this state, Spooky is vulnerable and can be vacuumed by the [[Poltergust 3000]]. After struggling, Spooky is eventually captured, which causes a vortex leading to the [[Graveyard]] to appear in its doghouse. | ||
Spooky is a lavender bulldog ghost with only | Spooky is a lavender bulldog ghost with only its two paws in front and a ghostly tail at the back. It sports tiny, pale blue eyes, a purplish black nose, droopy ears, and four large fangs in its massive lower jaw. It wears a red spiked collar around its neck. | ||
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*One of the paintings in the [[Study (Luigi's Mansion)|Study]] is a picture of a bulldog. The picture may represent Spooky when | *One of the paintings in the [[Study (Luigi's Mansion)|Study]] is a picture of a bulldog. The picture may represent Spooky when it was alive. | ||
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Revision as of 02:49, January 17, 2021
Spooky, the Hungry Guard Dog is a four-year old bulldog portrait ghost appearing in the game Luigi's Mansion. It is known to bite any seemingly edible thing in sight. Like the other portrait ghosts, Spooky is released by King Boo after the capture of Boolossus. Its portrait number in Professor E. Gadd's gallery is 13.
Spooky resides in the Boneyard in the mansion's backyard, where it rests in a doghouse. When Luigi approaches Spooky, the dog spots him and begins to chase him around the Boneyard, attempting to bite him each time after barking. If it does, Spooky will not let go of Luigi's rump until it is shaken off. After Spooky barks four times, an annoyed Mr. Bones appears. He complains about the noise and then attacks Luigi. Capturing Mr. Bones leaves a bone in the ground. Spooky stops chasing Luigi to lick the bone, causing it to let its guard down. In this state, Spooky is vulnerable and can be vacuumed by the Poltergust 3000. After struggling, Spooky is eventually captured, which causes a vortex leading to the Graveyard to appear in its doghouse.
Spooky is a lavender bulldog ghost with only its two paws in front and a ghostly tail at the back. It sports tiny, pale blue eyes, a purplish black nose, droopy ears, and four large fangs in its massive lower jaw. It wears a red spiked collar around its neck.
Gallery
Luigi's Mansion
Bronze frame
Silver frame
Gold frame
Luigi's Mansion (Nintendo 3DS)
Spooky in its kennel in the Boneyard.
Bronze frame
Silver frame
Gold frame
Platinum frame
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | スプーキー Supūkī |
Spooky |
| German | Hector, Hungriger Wachhund |
Hector (a typical dog name), hungry guard dog |
| Italian | Mastigno, affamato cane da guardia |
Mastigno (from "Mastino", meaning Mastiff), hungry guard dog |
| Spanish | Bruto, El hambriento perro guardián |
Brute, The hungry guard dog |
Trivia
- One of the paintings in the Study is a picture of a bulldog. The picture may represent Spooky when it was alive.
