Possessor
The possessors are a group of five ghosts that appear as major bosses of the mansions in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, each fought in the final mission of its respective mansion. While each one has their own set of unique abilities, each is capable of possessing another object or being and control them. Unlike other ghosts, possessors do not have a set HP, instead only being able to be captured by Luigi's Poltergust 5000 once he completes three phases of the boss fight. Each one drops a shard of the Dark Moon upon being defeated. The initials of the first words in their names (Grouchy, Harsh, Overset, Shrewd, and Tough) spell out the word "ghost".
Types[edit]
Grouchy Possessor[edit]
The first possessor is the Grouchy Possessor, found in the Cellar of the Gloomy Manor and is fought during the final mission, Confront the Source. It possesses a giant spider and uses its abilities to fight Luigi.
Harsh Possessor[edit]
The second possessor is the Harsh Possessor, found in the Tree House of the Haunted Towers and is fought during the final mission, Tree Topping. It possesses a giant staircase and sets it aflame to fight Luigi.
Overset Possessor[edit]
The third possessor is the Overset Possessor, found on the Belfry Clock of the Old Clockworks and is fought during the final mission, Showtime. It possesses a giant clock and summons other enemies to fight Luigi.
Shrewd Possessor[edit]
The fourth possessor is the Shrewd Possessor (Scornful Possessor in the British English version), found in the Workshop of the Secret Mine and is fought during the final mission, Chilly Ride, though it briefly appears in the previous mission. It possesses the frozen ground beneath Luigi in hopes of escaping with its Dark Moon shard.
Tough Possessor[edit]
The fifth and final possessor is the Tough Possessor, found in a different dimension through the paranormal portal in the Terrace of the Treacherous Mansion and is fought during the final mission, Stop the Knightmare. It possesses giant suits of armor to fight Luigi, but is able to form trails of electric energy when outside of the armor.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ヒョーイ[?] Hyōi |
From「憑依」(hyōi, possession) | |
| French | Mangesprit[?] | From "manger" (to eat) and "esprit" (spirit) | |
| German | Meistergeist[?] | Master Ghost | |
| Italian | Possessori[?] | Possessors | |
| Spanish | Supraente[?] | Supraentity |
