Treacherous Mansion

Template:Location-infobox Treacherous Mansion is the final and longest mansion that Luigi visits in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. It is a large museum and is also the location of the final Dark Moon piece. Many rooms on the first floor of Treacherous Mansion are based off of the previous mansions in the game. Almost every ghost that Luigi encounters appears here, though most of them are stronger. King Boo comes to this mansion to open a paranormal portal to unleash almost every ghost that Luigi has ever encountered, such as Greenies, Slammers, a Gobber, Sneakers, Mummies, Hiders, and Creepers, and most of these ghosts are either shielded, strong, or equipped with a weapon of some form. This multitude of ghosts will bring about the destruction of Evershade Valley. There are also gargoyles inside and outside of the mansion.

Treacherous Mansion is the only mansion in the game that requires Luigi to unlock just one door; the rest of the doors are already unlocked. It is also the only mansion besides Gloomy Manor and Old Clockworks that has multiple music tracks; the track changes whenever Luigi looks through a window or crack in the wall. It is also the only mansion to have two missions primarily dealing with ghost-capturing: Paranormal Chaos and Terrifying Invasion. It is also the only mansion to have multiple trapdoors. Finally, it is the only mansion whose respective Dark Moon piece and possessor ghost are not found in the mansion's vicinity.

The bottom four exhibits in the mansion are based on the four previous mansions in the game in some way. The Dark Ages Exhibit represents Gloomy Manor due to the knights found in the manor (despite not having the same music tracks), the Jungle Exhibit represents Haunted Towers due to both having botanical designs, the Ancient Exhibit represents Old Clockworks due to the latter having an Ancient Egyptian-like basement, and the Ice Age Exhibit represents Secret Mine for their icy themes.

History

Treacherous Mansion is an abandoned Museum positioned right in the middle of a giant ravine, which becomes cut off from land access after Luigi reaches the front steps. According to E. Gadd, the mansion contains artifacts and items from Evershade Valley and beyond making it the most "precious" of the mansions. The Mansion is slightly changed to a more spooky feel after King Boo arrives. It is likely called the Treacherous Mansion because it could collapse into the ravine below. It however does not at any point.

In-game description

This massive mansion is filled with exotic exhibits created by its late globe-trotting owner. Oh, and it also contains the strongest paranormal signals ever recorded!

This massive mansion is filled with exotic exhibits fashioned by its globetrotting late owner. Oh, and it also has the strongest paranormal signals ever recorded! (PAL version)

Missions

Mission		Image	Description
E-1	Front-Door Key		The paranormal activity in this mansion is completely off the charts! Stay on your toes, and start looking for the Dark Moon piece.
E-2	Double Trouble		I assigned a Toad assistant to take care of the valuable exhibits in the Treacherous Mansion. Let's find him. He might know a thing or two about the Dark Moon piece.
E-3	A Train to Catch		The Toad curators brought a security-camera image back with them. Maybe it'll give us some clues about the next Dark Moon piece.
E-4	Ambush Maneuver		Luigi, King Boo is in the Train Exhibit! Let's strike now, while we have the element of surprise! Get in there, defeat King Boo, and rescue Mario!
E-5	Paranormal Chaos		I'm getting strange paranormal readings on the Terrace. We'd better send you in to inspect the place.
Stop the Knightmare		File:E-Boss.PNG	The portal on the Terrace is still open, but we've got to hurry. Button up those overalls, my boy! It's time to battle King Boo!
Terrifying Invasion			We have an EMERGENCY! The Parascope is detecting whopping paranormal signals in the mansion! Luigi...THE END IS NEAR!

Treasures

• 13 Diamonds
• Keys

Bosses

• Mini-bosses: Strong Poltergeist, Big Boo
• Bosses: Tough Possessor (possessing suits of armor)

Rooms

First Floor

(Ground Floor in PAL version)

• Veranda
• Front Entrance
• Inner Courtyard

First Floor West Side

(Ground Floor West Side in PAL version)

• West Gallery
• Dark Age Exhibit (Dark Ages Exhibit in PAL Version)
• Grand West
• Kitchen
• Ice Age Exhibit

First Floor East Side

(Ground Floor East Side in PAL version)

• East Gallery
• Jungle Exhibit
• Grand East
• Restrooms (Toilets in PAL Version)
• Ancient Exhibit

Second Floor

(First Floor in PAL version)

• Inner Courtyard
• Terrace

Second Floor West Side

(First Floor West Side in PAL version)

• West Corridor
• West Balcony
• Dark Age Exhibit
• Space Exhibit
• Archives
• Aviation Exhibit
• Ice Age Exhibit

Second Floor East Side

(First Floor East Side in PAL version)

• East Corridor
• East Balcony
• Jungle Exhibit
• Nautical Exhibit
• Study
• Train Exhibit
• Ancient Exhibit

Third Floor

(Second floor in PAL version)

• Gargoyle Roof

Basement 1

• Veranda
• Bottom of Well (Bottom of the Well in some regions)
• Guard Tunnel (Guarded Tunnel in PAL Version)
• Ceremonial Chamber
• Cliffside
• Jungle Exhibit
• Ancient Exhibit

Basement 2

• Dungeon Cells
• Haunted Catacombs
• Underground Lab
• Cliffside

Basement 3

• Dungeon Cells

Media

Treacherous Mansion Music - The song that plays in Treacherous Mansion.

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Terrifying Invasion Music - The song that plays during Terrifying Invasion.

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Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	オドロ～宮殿[?] odorō kyūden	From「驚き」(odoroki, fright) and「宮殿」(kyūden, palace)
Dutch	Verraderlijke Villa[?]	Treacherous Villa
German	Trugschloss[?]	Deception Castle
Italian	Villa Villana[?]	Boorish Mansion
Korean	위태로운 대저택[?] Witaeroun Daejeotaek	Great Mansion of Danger
Portuguese	Mansão Traiçoeira[?]	Treacherous Mansion
Spanish	Mansión Traicionera[?]	Treacherous Mansion

Trivia

• This is the only mansion where Luigi has to rescue two Toads in one mission.
• While Luigi is under the mansion in the Dungeon Cells, Professor E. Gadd will call him, but with no interference with the DS.
• The Treacherous Mansion is likely based on William Hope Hodgson's 1908 novel The House on the Borderland, in which the denizens of the titular house are assaulted by creatures from another dimension. Similarly, the house in the novel gets a large portion of the ground below it spirited away, leaving the house stranded on a ledge directly above a large, water-filled ravine.