ScareScraper

The ScareScraper (known as the Thrill Tower in PAL versions) is the multiplayer mode of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon that is unlocked by completing Mission A-4 in the main game. It can be played online, locally or alone. It puts four different coloured Luigis in one of the modes. The host player can set the amount of floors to five, ten, twenty-five, and endless, as well as the difficulty of the mode: Normal, Hard, and Expert. The endless floor option is available only for the chosen mode once the 25 floors of that game mode are cleared. If the amount of floors is set to endless, the difficulty is automatically set to endless and cannot be changed. The final room is always the roof, unless it is set on Endless. The ghost bosses in the ScareScraper have different amounts of HP than their original versions in the main game.

Modes

 * Hunter Mode: All Luigis work together to capture all ghosts on the floors before time runs out.
 * Rush Mode: Luigis try to escape each floor before time runs out.
 * Polterpup Mode: Luigis work together to capture all Polterpups on each floor.
 * Surprise Mode: A combination of the Hunter, Rush, and Polterpup modes. It can unlocked by completing the other three modes.

At every fifth floor, a boss ghost is fought, regardless of the mode. In Rush Mode, the time limit is set to five minutes. At the top, The Brain is the boss regardless.

At the end of each floor, four Red Coins appear. The more red coins a Luigi gets, the higher the chance of his winning the bonus item at the end of the floor. The bonus items are the following:


 * Dark-Light Goggles: Reveals invisible objects to players before even using the Dark-Light Device.
 * Poltergust X2 or X3: Increases the sucking power of the vacuum.
 * Restorator (Heal-Vac in the PAL version): Converts captured ghosts into hearts.
 * Map: Reveals the entire floor layout.

Upgrades
Upgrades are rewarded to the entire team if they reach certain treasure totals. These totals differ depending on the number of players and the mode being played. Heart drops continue for a certain amount of time.

List Of Upgrades

 * Poltergust Lv2 (Known as Strobulb Lv2 in PAL versions)
 * Dark-Light Lv2
 * Suction Lv2 (Known as Poltergust Lv2 in PAL versions)
 * Poltergust Lv3 (Known as Strobulb Lv3 in PAL versions)
 * Dark-Light Lv3
 * Suction Lv3 (Known as Poltergust Lv3 in PAL versions)
 * Heart Drop

Traps
There are three different traps that the Luigi's can encounter. All of these traps require help of a teammate to relieve the player of these status conditions. This also means there are no traps if there is a single Luigi playing as there is no one to help him.


 * A player can get trapped by a carpet in a room. Another player needs to vacuum carpet tasel in order to pull the player free. The room remains dark until the player gets freed and a single Greenie keeps spawning to damage the trapped player.
 * A player has a chance of getting cursed when inspecting furniture. The curse reverses a player's controls, and it can be spread if the affected player makes contact with another player. Cursed players drop their bonus items, if any, and cannot pick them up. A player has to shine the Dark-Light Device on the affected player to relieve the player of the conditions.
 * A player has a chance of getting stuck in a large vase upon inspecting it. The affected player is unable to do anything other than moving. Another player has to vacuum and pull a dangling cord in order to free the player. The room remains dark until the player gets freed and a Greenie spawns to deal damage to the affected player.

Ghosts
Within the Scarescraper there are 47 ghosts that are only encountered in here (not including normal Polterpups). 1 of 45 of these ghosts are fought every fifth floor, and The Brain on the final floor. If a player is playing multiplayer without a game card, then the player sees special boss ghosts as simply larger, yellow, common ghosts.

Common Ghosts

 * Polterpup: Normally very playful and kind, the Polterpups started misbehaving after the Dark Moon shattered
 * Big Polterpup:This pooch is big, so it might take more than one ghost hunter to keep him under control
 * The Brain: This ghost is the most cunning of the Poltergeists. He awaits ghost trackers who are both brave and smart enough to match his powers.

Gold Ghost Series

 * Bomb Brother: ''These identical twin brothers sure have a blast playing with bombs!
 * Beetle Whisperer (Known as Scarab Nabber in PAL versions): This ghost isn't exactly a people person. He gets downright grumpy when disturped, and won't hesitate to introduce you to his beetle friends.
 * Terrible Teleporter: These twin Sneakers are trouble with a capital T! Mess with them and you're likely to be teleported out of the room! I learnt that the hard way!
 * Primordial Goo: This ancient ghost here is your chief Creeper. Be careful around this fellow, or you might get more than you bargained for!
 * Creeper Launcher (Known as Creeper Creator in PAL Versions): An Enormous ghost with the uncanny ability to produce other ghosts! I've never seen anything like it! I'd recommend ghost trackers deal with him in a group, just to be safe.

Fashion Ghost Series

 * Fright Knight: Rumor has it that this Greenie comes from the middle ages, where he was a knight searching for a kidnapped princess. Sadly, wherever he went, she always seemed to be in another castle.
 * Cold Catcher (Known as Snug Thug in PAL versions): Slammers are mainly known for their strength, but this one's, but this one has enough brains to know that when it's cold, you need to wear a coat!
 * Freaker Sneaker (Known as Sleek Sneaker in PAL versions): It seems this narcissistic ghost doesn't like turning invisible because it makes it harder for the other ghosts to be dazzled by its fashion sense.
 * Tether Jacket: At first I thought he was trying to attack me, but then I realised he just wanted me to try on his fancy jacket. He could have just asked...
 * Yukata Ball (Known as Spectral Sloth in PAL versions): After a nice hot shower and with no other plans for the day, this Gobber slips right into his bathrobe and gets ready to lounge around. This ghost is living the dream.

Flower Ghost Series

 * Blue Pimpernal: I imagine he would have chosen green flowers instead of blue, but green flowers are surprisingly difficult to find. Who would've guessed?
 * Sun Flower: Heh! The funny thing...heh heh...the funny thing is...he can't stand the sun! Ho ho! Oho! Hooooo... Is that irony? I never know if I'm using that word correctly.
 * Pink Zinnia: Whenever he appears he's hard to miss!
 * Violet: When he's in puddle form, he looks like a little garden dotted with beautiful flowers. It's really breathtaking... but not in a good way.
 * Daisy: When he's not hungry, he's probably as gentle as a freshly picked flower. Too bad we'll never know, though; this fellow has a bottomless stomach.

Food Ghost Series

 * Spookumber: He may look like one of my favorite vegetables, but this ghost didn't come from a creeping vine. More like a creepy vine, right?
 * (PAL version) Melon-choly: Although his body looks like a big ol' melon, the vertical stripes have a slimming effect.
 * Aweberry: His favorite thing to do is dip himself in mud and pretend it's chocolate. It's...odd, to say the least.
 * Scorn: This funny-looking ghost has kernels for teeth. I bet he wishes he could pop them all at once - if not to give people a big ol'fright, at least to get free popcorn at the cinema.
 * Scareambles (Known as Fright Egg in PAL versions): Eureka! This ghostly egg can reassemble itself once it's cracked!
 * Terrorange: Once he helped a farmer win a contest by pretending he was a gigantic orange. Don't ask me how I know that.

Halloween Ghost Series

 * Spooky Spook: That's not a costume. He always dresses like that. Seriously.
 * (PAL version): That's not a costume. He's just really retro.
 * Scars: Even though he's both a zombie and a ghost, he has fun and enjoys life to the fullest.
 * Scool: There's no denying that he looks creepy, but he's actually a pretty interesting feller once you get to know him.
 * (PAL version) Skoul: On first impression, you might think this fellow is creepy, but once you get to know him....you know for sure.
 * Jack-goo'-lantern: It's always "trick or trick" with this guy! He seems to have conveniently forgotten the treat part. Sheesh!
 * Blimp Reaper: Instead of a scythe, he walks around with a giant roast turkey leg. Uh huh...

Bug Ghost Series

 * Dreadonfly: He doesn't have two pairs of wings. In fact, he doesn't have any wings. What good are wings on a ghost?
 * Lady Gug: Sure, his name might have "lady" in it, but nothing could be further from the truth.
 * (PAL version) Shadybird: His name may have "bird" in it, but don't expect him to sing for you.
 * Fright Fly (Known as Terrorfly in PAL versions): Criminy! I didn't think something so small could be so... terrifying! The size-to scare ratio of this little guy is off the charts!
 * Blobberfly: This ghost isn't anywhere near as graceful as a regular butterfly, or as harmless.
 * Go-Bee(Known as Grumble Bee in PAL versions): ''Instead of covering everything with goo, our stripey friend here prefers to splatter the walls and floors with honey. But be careful not to lick it! It'll make your tongue go numb.

Marine Ghost Series

 * Horrorca:  Fascinating! This ghost appears to speak fluent whale!
 * Clown Fishy: The reason this fellow is so angry is because people keep thinking clown fish are actual clowns. They're not. No sense of humour whatsoever. Didn't laugh at any of my jokes.
 * Shriek Shark: The entire time I've been observing him, this tough looking spook has been practising swimming through the air like a shark. Still needs some work.
 * Pondguin: I tried to feed him some fish, but he wouldn't eat them. He just kept trying to scare them. It didn't work.
 * Wurdle (Known as Snapper in PAL versions): This ghost would have you believe that he moves really slowly, but don't be fooled - it's just an act. Yep, this one's not just crafty, he's pretty swift too!

Sport Ghost Series

 * Bad-minton: He's not bad, per se. He's just... really mischievous.
 * Footbrawl (Known as American Footbrawl in PAL versions): I'd stay out of his way unless you want to get tackled. Nothing like a bit of protective padding to bring out your boisterous side
 * Tennis Menace: ''Careful with this one! He's been known to sneak onto tennis courts midmatch and cover the ball with ghostly goo!
 * Goolf: The only thing he enjoys more than playing golf is creating "hazards" on the green.
 * Soccer Ball: (Known as Ball Hog in the PAL Version) ''Whatever you do, don't try to pick him up or touch him with your hands! He hates that. Oddly, though, he doesn't seem to mind if you knock him around with your feet.

Animal Ghost Series

 * Awelligator (Known as Maligator in PAL versions): Much like a real alligator, he hides under the water until someone steps a little too close.
 * Banegal: He tries to roar ferociously, but what comes out sounds more like an adorable kitty meowing. Don't tell him I said that.
 * Zebrawl:Between you and me, his striped camouflage seems a bit unnecessary considering he can turn invisible whenever he wants
 * Leoprank: His hunting method is simple but effective: He waits until someone steps on him.
 * Cawe (Known as Full Moo in PAL versions:I don't recommend pouring this ghostly bovine's milk over your cereal. Trust me on this. I'm still cleaning up the mess