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Booger juice
A picture of Professor E. Gadd accidentally mixing coffee with ghost energy in Professor E. Gadd's Research Journal
The coffee is spilled into a vial of ghost energy
Appears in Professor E. Gadd's Research Journal (2018)
“But then, a breakthrough! I was restoring my scientific gusto with an exquisite cup of coffee—a Lunoman Greenie blend from Evershade Valley—when a stealthy ghost snuck up behind me. In my shock, I spilled the entire cup of joe into a vial of the ghost energy and… it reacted instantly!”
Professor E. Gadd, Professor E. Gadd's Research Journal

Lunoman Greenie coffee blend[1] (or simply Lunoman Greenie blend[1]) is a type of coffee originating from Evershade Valley that Professor E. Gadd drinks. It is a pale green liquid, as depicted in photographs in Professor E. Gadd's Research Journal. The coffee is a component of Goo, the element that Gooigi is made out of. In his journal, Professor E. Gadd repeatedly states Lunoman Greenie coffee blend to be high quality, describing it as exquisite and finely brewed.

According to his journal, E. Gadd was "restoring his scientific gusto" by drinking the beverage, after having run a multitude of experiments on ghost energy which had no effect. While drinking his coffee, a Hider surprised the professor, causing E. Gadd to spill his entire drink into the ghost energy vial. The two liquids reacted instantaneously, changing their combined color to match the coffee's hue and gaining viscosity, becoming a new substance known as Goo. E. Gadd later drinks more Lunoman Greenie coffee blend after a successful experiment with Gooigi travelling through bars and after nearly suffocating to death from hardening goo. While drinking more coffee after completing Gooigi, E. Gadd is contacted by the owner of a luxurious hotel.

Its name combines the English and Japanese name of Greenie (Runōma), and Lunoman Greenie coffee blend's name is the same in Japanese as in English. Its actual connection to the ghost is unknown.

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References

  1. ^ a b Professor E. Gadd's Research Journal. Accessed July 19, 2025.