Projection Room

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This article is about the room in Luigi's Mansion. For the bonus area in the Metro Kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey, see Metro Kingdom § Bonus areas.
Projection Room
The Projection Room from Luigi's Mansion
In Luigi's Mansion
Luigi in the Projection Room
In the remake
Area Area Three
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The Projection Room is a room in Area Three of the mansion in Luigi's Mansion and its remake. It features a projector and the projector screen, flanked by two speakers resembling violin cases without necks. Scanning either of the two large speaker-like structures flashes a message on the Game Boy Horror display featuring a boxed-in question mark and a "What is this?" message, which is only shared with a few other objects from throughout the mansion. If Luigi tries to suck the projection screen with his vacuum, it turns into a graphic of Boolossus that says "Get out of here!", the same as the one on the Washroom of the second floor. There is a large cabinet against the eastern wall.

When Luigi enters the Projection Room, he taps a projector on the front wall, causing some Cinema Ghosts to appear on the screen. After vacuuming the ghosts, the lights turn on, and a treasure chest with Mario's Glove appears, or a chest with money in the remake's Hidden Mansion. Seven Cinema Ghosts appear in the Projection Room during the blackout. A Speedy Spirit is located in the right speaker in the remake's Hidden Mansion.

Treasure[edit]

Mansion Total: 15 coins and 10 bills. (275,000G)
3DS Hidden Mansion Total: 55 coins, 35 bills, 2 gold bars, 1 Blue Stone. (1,675,000G)

  • The right light drops 5 coins.
  • The cabinet has 10 coins and 10 bills.
  • 3DS Hidden Mansion only:
    • The green treasure chest has 20 coins, 20 bills, and 2 gold bars.
    • The Speedy Spirit drops 20 coins, 5 bills, and a Blue Stone.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese 映写室[?]
Eishashitsu
Projection Room
French Salle de projection[?] Projection hall
German Filmraum[?] Movie room
Italian Cabina di proiezione[?] Projection cabin
Spanish La sala de proyecciones[?] The Projections Room