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A '''Terrible Teleporter''' is one of the five types of boss ghosts encountered in ''[[Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon]]''{{'}}s [[ScareScraper]]. Two of them may be randomly found on every floor that is a multiple of five, barring the top floor.
A '''Terrible Teleporter''' is one of the five types of boss ghosts encountered in ''[[Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon]]''{{'}}s [[ScareScraper]]. Two of them may be randomly found on every floor that is a multiple of five, barring the top floor.


==Appearance==  
==Appearance==
The Terrible Teleporter resembles a large, yellow [[Sneaker]].  There are several variations of Terrible Teleporters, but they all attack the same.
The Terrible Teleporter resembles a large, yellow [[Sneaker]].  There are several variations of Terrible Teleporters, but they all attack the same.


==Abilities==  
==Abilities==
The Terrible Teleporter acts just as a Sneaker. Most of the time, the two Terrible Teleporters are invisible. The Terrible Teleporters make themselves visible only before they attack or if the [[Dark-Light Device|Dark-Light]] is shone on them. The Luigis may be able to see the Terrible Teleporters at all times if he has the Dark-Light Goggles equipped. Terrible Teleporters can either scare the Luigis, causing them to be momentarily vulnerable to attack, or they can shove the Luigis to damage them.
The Terrible Teleporter acts just as a Sneaker. Most of the time, the two Terrible Teleporters are invisible. The Terrible Teleporters make themselves visible only before they attack or if the [[Dark-Light Device|Dark-Light]] is shone on them. The Luigis may be able to see the Terrible Teleporters at all times if he has the Dark-Light Goggles equipped. Terrible Teleporters can either scare the Luigis, causing them to be momentarily vulnerable to attack, or they can shove the Luigis to damage them.


During the fight, the Terrible Teleporters can create purple portals on the ground. If one of the [[Luigi]]s  walk over these portals or dragged over them by the ghosts, he teleports to a different room.  
During the fight, the Terrible Teleporters can create purple portals on the ground. If one of the [[Luigi]]s  walk over these portals or dragged over them by the ghosts, he teleports to a different room.


[[Slammer (enemy)|Slammers]] accompany the Terrible Teleporters in battle. On the Expert difficulty or Endless mode, Slammers are replaced by [[Strong Slammer]]s.
[[Slammer (enemy)|Slammers]] accompany the Terrible Teleporters in battle. On the Expert difficulty or Endless mode, Slammers are replaced by [[Strong Slammer]]s.


==Ghost Container description==  
==Ghost Container description==
''These twin Sneakers are trouble with a capital T! Mess with them and you might end up being teleported out of the room! I learned that lesson the hard way.''<br>
''These twin Sneakers are trouble with a capital T! Mess with them and you might end up being teleported out of the room! I learned that lesson the hard way.''<br>
'''(British English version):''' ''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.''
'''(British English version):''' ''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.''
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|SpaE=Sigilente florido
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|SpaEM=Flowery Sneaker
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|FreE=Peurchidée
|FreEM=Portmanteau of "peur" (fear) and "orchidée" (orchid)
|Ita=CrisanTemo
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|ItaM=Literally ''chrysanthemum''
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===Scorn===
===Scorn===
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|SpaEM=Cob Sneaker
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===Scool===
===Scool===
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|SpaEM=Skull Sneaker
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|FreE=Kifépeur masqué
|FreEM=Masked Sneaker
|Ita=Panico Imbottito
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===Fright Fly===
===Fright Fly===
{{LM ghost infobox
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|FreEM=Portmanteau of "Kifépeur" (Sneaker) and "mouche" (fly); can also be understood as "qui fait mouche" (meaning "that hits the bullseye")
|Jap=ハエ
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===Shriek Shark===
===Shriek Shark===
{{LM ghost infobox
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===Tennis Menace===
===Tennis Menace===
{{LM ghost infobox
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|SpaE=Sigilente tenista
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|SpaEM=Tennis Player Sneaker
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Revision as of 09:58, January 8, 2024

Terrible Teleporter
Screenshot of the Terrible Teleporter from Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon.
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 350 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 450 HP (per ghost)

A Terrible Teleporter is one of the five types of boss ghosts encountered in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon's ScareScraper. Two of them may be randomly found on every floor that is a multiple of five, barring the top floor.

Appearance

The Terrible Teleporter resembles a large, yellow Sneaker. There are several variations of Terrible Teleporters, but they all attack the same.

Abilities

The Terrible Teleporter acts just as a Sneaker. Most of the time, the two Terrible Teleporters are invisible. The Terrible Teleporters make themselves visible only before they attack or if the Dark-Light is shone on them. The Luigis may be able to see the Terrible Teleporters at all times if he has the Dark-Light Goggles equipped. Terrible Teleporters can either scare the Luigis, causing them to be momentarily vulnerable to attack, or they can shove the Luigis to damage them.

During the fight, the Terrible Teleporters can create purple portals on the ground. If one of the Luigis walk over these portals or dragged over them by the ghosts, he teleports to a different room.

Slammers accompany the Terrible Teleporters in battle. On the Expert difficulty or Endless mode, Slammers are replaced by Strong Slammers.

Ghost Container description

These twin Sneakers are trouble with a capital T! Mess with them and you might end up being teleported out of the room! I learned that lesson the hard way.
(British English version): 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.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ドンスニク[?]
Donsuniku 		From "Don" (Spanish word for "lord") and「ルスニク」(Rusuniku, Sneaker)
French (NOE) Kidérange[?] Shortened spelling of "qui dérange" (meaning "that disturbs you"); similar to "Kifépeur" (Sneaker)
German Teleporterror[?] A mixed word with teleport and terror
Italian Telespirito Terribile[?] Terrible Telespirit
Spanish (NOE) Telespíritu terrible[?] Terrible Telespirit

Variations

Freaker Sneaker

Freaker Sneaker
FreakerSneaker LMDM.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 350 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 450 HP (per ghost)

The Freaker Sneaker (Sleek Sneaker in the British English version) is a Sneaker wearing a green jacket with a black tie, making him based on celebrity clothing.

Ghost Container description

It seems this narcissistic ghost doesn't like to turn invisible because he wants everyone to see how good he looks. Bizarre.
(British English version): It seems this narcissistic ghost doesn't like turning invisible because it makes it harder for the other ghosts to be dazzled by his fashion sense.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese アニマルジャケット[?]
Animaru Jaketto 		Animal Jacket
French (NOE) Lord Kifépeur[?] Lord Sneaker
German Leo-Schleicher[?] ?
Italian Freak-frac[?] ?
Spanish (NOE) Sigilente hortera[?] Wacky Sneaker

Pink Zinnia

Pink Zinnia
LMDM Pink Zinnia.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 350 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 450 HP (per ghost)

The Pink Zinnia is a Sneaker with light red zinnia designs on his body. He is based on the zinnia flower.

Ghost Container description

Whenever he appears, he's hard to miss!

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ヒャクニチソウ[?]
Hyakunichisō 		Zinnia
French (NOE) Peurchidée[?] Portmanteau of "peur" (fear) and "orchidée" (orchid)
Italian CrisanTemo[?] Literally chrysanthemum
Spanish (NOE) Sigilente florido[?] Flowery Sneaker

Scorn

Scorn
LMDM Scorn.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 350 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 450 HP (per ghost)

The Scorn is a lime-green Sneaker that has a corn design on the bottom, making him identical to corn on the cob.

Ghost Container description

This funny-looking ghost has kernels for teeth. I bet he wishes he could pop them when he smiles - if not to give people a big ol'fright, at least to get free popcorn at the movie theater.
(British English version): 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.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese トウモロコシ[?]
Tōmorokoshi 		Corn
French (NOE) Kifépi[?] Portmanteau of "Kifépeur" (Sneaker) and "épi" (cob)
German Spukmais[?] Scare Corn
Italian Chicco[?] Grain
Spanish (NOE) Sigilente mazorca[?] Cob Sneaker

Scool

Scool
LMDM Scool.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 350 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 450 HP (per ghost)

The Scool (Skoul in the British English version) is a white Sneaker with a skull painted on his face.

Ghost Container description

There's no denying that he looks creepy, but he's actually a pretty interesting feller once you get to know him.
(British English version): On first impression, you might think this fellow is creepy, but once you get to know him...you know for sure.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ガイコツ[?]
Gaikotsu 		Skeleton
French (NOE) Kifépeur masqué[?] Masked Sneaker
Italian Panico Imbottito[?] Stuffed Panic
Korean 해골[?]
haegol 		Skull
Spanish (NOE) Sigilente calavera[?] Skull Sneaker

Fright Fly

Fright Fly
LMDM FrightFly.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 350 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 450 HP (per ghost)

The Fright Fly (Terrorfly in the British English version) is a black Sneaker with orange bug like eyes on its own eyes. It is based on a fly.

Ghost Container description

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!
(British English version): 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!

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ハエ[?]
Hae 		Fly
French (NOE) Kifémouche[?] Portmanteau of "Kifépeur" (Sneaker) and "mouche" (fly); can also be understood as "qui fait mouche" (meaning "that hits the bullseye")
German Furchtfliege[?] Scare Fly
Italian Mosca Fosca[?] Hazy Fly
Spanish (NOE) Sigilente mosca[?] Fly Sneaker

Shriek Shark

Shriek Shark
LMDM ShriekShark.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 350 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 450 HP (per ghost)

The Shriek Shark is a cobalt blue Sneaker. He is based on a shark.

Ghost Container description

The entire time I've been observing him, this tough looking spook has been practicing swimming through the air like a shark. Still needs some work.
(British English version): The entire time I've been observing him, this tough-looking spook has been practicing swimming through the air like a shark. Still needs some work.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese サメ[?]
Same 		Shark
French (NOE) Kifépeur requin[?] Shark Sneaker
German Kreischhai[?] Shriek Shark
Italian Malo Squalo[?] Malo comes from Mako, a species of shark
Spanish (NOE) Sigilente tiburón[?] Shark Sneaker

Tennis Menace

Tennis Menace
LMDM TennisMenace.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 350 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 450 HP (per ghost)

The Tennis Menace is a white Sneaker with plaid patterns and a blue part on his body, making him resemble a tennis racket.

Ghost Container description

Careful with this one! He's been known to sneak onto tennis courts midmatch and cover the ball with ghostly goo!
(British English version): Careful with this one! He's been known to sneak onto tennis courts mid-match and give the ball a good whack himself.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese テニス[?]
Tenisu 		Tennis
French (NOE) Ace Kifépeur[?] Sneaker Ace
Italian Tennispirito[?] Tennispirit
Spanish (NOE) Sigilente tenista[?] Tennis Player Sneaker

Zebrawl

Zebrawl
LMDM Zebrawl.png
Mansion ScareScraper
HP  
  • Normal = 250 HP (per ghost)
  • Difficult = 350 HP (per ghost)
  • Expert = 450 HP (per ghost)

The Zebrawl is a Sneaker that has lines of black and white going down his body, making him resemble a zebra.

Ghost Container description

Between you and me, his striped camouflage seems a bit unnecessary considering he can turn invisible whenever he wants.
(British English version): You know, considering he can turn invisible whenever he wants, the striped camouflage seems a bit unnecessary.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese シマウマ[?]
Shimauma 		Zebra
French (NOE) Kifépeur zébré[?] Zebra-striped Sneaker
German Zebruhuu[?] Zebra Boo
Italian Zebriccone[?] Pun on zebra and briccone (rascal)
Spanish (NOE) Sigilente cebra[?] Zebra Sneaker
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