Courtyard (Luigi's Mansion)
| Courtyard | |
|---|---|
 Screenshot from Luigi's Mansion  Screenshot from the remake | |
| Area | Area Three |
| Normal ghosts | Flying Fish; Ceiling Surprises; Purple Bombers |
The Courtyard is the first room of Area Three in Luigi's Mansion and its remake. The Courtyard has many crooked dead trees spread throughout it. Following this, from left to right, there is a statue resembling Slim Bankshot, a large fountain with plants that can be watered for treasure and hearts, a well, a birdhouse, an old cabin, and another statue. An audio clip of Mario saying "Hey, Luigi! What's the hold-up?" is heard very faintly. Luigi can optionally catch the ghosts to turn on the lights and spawn a chest with treasures. A Toad is inside of an old cabin, and he tells Luigi to visit the Bottom of the Well, in addition to saving the player's game progress. Mario's Letter is contained inside of a birdhouse.
In the Hidden Mansion of the remake, the Courtyard becomes required to complete, because the chest contains Mario's Glove, which was originally in the Projection Room. Mario's Letter is found in the Twins' Room instead.
Ghosts[edit]
Blackout[edit]
- Flying Fish
- Water Elemental Ghost
Treasure[edit]
Mansion Total: 50 coins, 50 bills, 3 gold bars, and 1 Green Stone. (2,350,000G)
3DS Hidden Mansion Total: 30 coins, 30 bills, 1 gold bar, and 1 Green Stone. (1,650,000G)
- Watering the plants around the fountain gives the following:
- Upper Left: 10 coins, 10 bills
- Lower Left: 1 gold bar
- Upper Right: 1 Green Stone
- Lower Right: Heart (one time only)
- The statue to the right of the well gives 20 coins and 20 bills.
- The Green Chest (except in the 3DS Hidden Mansion), contains 20 coins, 20 bills, and 2 gold bars.
Gallery[edit]
Luigi vacuums up a Purple Bomber in the Nintendo 3DS version
An end credits photo showing Luigi and Gooigi in the Courtyard in the Nintendo 3DS version
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 裏庭[?] Uraniwa |
Backyard | |
| French | Cour[?] | Courtyard | |
| German | Garten[?] | Courtyard/Garden | |
| Italian | Cortile[?] | Courtyard | |
| Spanish | El jardín[?] | Garden/Courtyard |
