Sealed Room

Sealed Room
Area	Area Four
Normal ghosts	Gold Ghost; Purple Puncher; Blue Twirler; Purple Bomber; Speedy Spirit; Gold Mouse

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The Sealed Room is an optional room in Area Four of the mansion in Luigi's Mansion and its remake. It contains two treasure chests and a vase along the west wall, a table with a treasure chest near the south wall, a treasure chest on the floor near the table, four treasure chests and three vases along the east wall, and up the steps are a low-hanging chandelier, three additional treasure chests, and a mirror hidden behind a cloth. The Sealed Room sparkles with a shimmer of gold dust, like the Hidden Room.

Luigi can only enter the Sealed Room from the rightmost chimney on the Roof. Inside the Sealed Room are several treasure chests that Luigi must open to continue. One chest in the back of the room releases a Gold Ghost, a Purple Puncher, a Blue Twirler, and a Purple Bomber (or just eight Purple Punchers in the Hidden Mansion). There is a Speedy Spirit inside the chest nearest to the table, and a Gold Mouse may appear when Luigi enters the room. Once Luigi has caught every ghost, a treasure chest with the key to the Sitting Room appears. The Sealed Room is unique in that the mirror is the only way to exit the room.

Treasure

The Sealed Room is the only room in the remake where the treasure differs from the original game, but the total amount remains the same. In addition, the Speedy Spirit is not present in the remake's Hidden Mansion.

Original

Mansion Total: 105 coins, 115 bills, 4 gold bars, 1 Green Stone. (4,025,000G)
PAL Hidden Mansion Total: 115 coins, 110 bills, 6 gold bars, 2 Blue Diamonds. (7,375,000G)

• There are five small treasure chests that each give 5 coins and 5 bills:
  • Next to the fireplace.
  • Next to the boarded door.
  • On the table.
  • Next to the mirror.
  • Southeast corner.
• Two large treasure chests each give 15 coins and 15 bills:
  • Next to the railing by the fireplace.
  • East side wall.
• There are four trophies that each give a gold bar:
  • Next to the fireplace.
  • Next to the mirror.
  • Two in the southeast corner (small chest in between).
• The chandelier gives 15 bills.
• The Speedy Spirit drops 20 coins, 5 bills, and a Green Stone. In the PAL Hidden Mansion, it drops 30 coins, 20 bills, 1 gold bar, and a Blue Diamond.
• The Gold Mouse drops 30 coins and 40 bills. In the PAL Hidden Mansion, it drops 30 coins, 20 bills, 1 gold bar, and a Blue Diamond.

Remake

Mansion Total: 69 coins, 74 bills, 6 gold bars, 2 Green Stones. (4,025,000G)
Hidden Mansion Total: 49 coins, 69 bills, 6 gold bars, 1 Green Stone. (3,025,000G)

• The small treasure chest next to the fireplace has 5 bills.
• The small treasure chest next to the boarded-up door has 10 coins.
• The small treasure chest on the table has a gold bar.
• The small treasure chest next to the mirror has 10 bills.
• The small treasure chest in the southeast corner has 9 coins and 9 bills.
• The large treasure next to the railing by the fireplace has a gold bar.
• The large treasure along the east wall has a Green Stone.
• The chandelier drops 5 bills.
• The four trophies still each have a gold bar.
• The Speedy Spirit is only present in the regular mansion, which gives the same treasure as in the original game.
• The Gold Mouse has the same treasure in the Hidden Mansion as the regular mansion.

Names in other languages

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Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	開かずの間[?] Akazu no Ma	Forbidden Room
French	Chambre scellée[?]	Sealed Room
German	Versiegelter Raum[?]	Sealed room
Italian	Stanza sigillata[?]	Sealed room
Spanish	La habitación sellada[?]	The sealed room