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==[[Armory (Luigi's Mansion)|Armory]]==

The door from the [[Armory (Luigi's Mansion)|Armory]] led to the Ceramics Studio, a room with many ornate jars and vases. As [[Luigi]] moved about, enjoying the pottery, [[Jarvis]] appeared out of one of them, scolding Luigi for looking at his collection without his permission. Jarvis challenges Luigi to a sort of Whack-A-Mole type game – if Luigi can use Ice Element to freeze him seven times, he'll let Luigi look at the jars and vases. There was no choice. Jarvis locked Luigi in and the game began. Luigi eventually emerged the victor, and Jarvis got angry, flinging his vases at the {{fake link|plumber}}. Dodging some and sucking up others, Luigi saw an opening and attacked the jar collector. Jarvis had only a medium pull and was soon stuffed in the [[Poltergust 3000]]. With the ghost in the dust bag, Luigi received a [[Treasure Chest|green treasure chest]] with many treasures, the most valuable being a [[Blue Diamond|Silver Diamond]].

When [[Luigi]] first entered the Fortune-Teller's Room, he found a lone crystal ball in the center of the room. When he shined his [[flashlight]] on the [[Crystal Ball|crystal ball]], the ghost [[Madame Clairvoya]] appeared. She explained to Luigi that she was a seer and could contact the spirits of someone's (namely: [[Mario]]'s) dropped items. Luigi would need to find five of Mario's dropped items: his [[Mario's Cap|Hat]], his [[Mario's Letter|Letter]], his [[Mario's Star|Star]], his [[Mario's Glove|Glove]], and his [[Mario's Shoe|Shoe]]. Luigi did not have any of those items at the moment, so he lit the four candelabra in the room and received the [[Key]] to the [[Laundry Room (Luigi's Mansion)|Laundry Room]] from a high pillar.

The '''Graveyard''' (Japanese: 墓地 ''Graveyard'') is the final room in Area Two of [[Luigi's Mansion (location)|Luigi's Mansion]]. Here is where Area Two's boss, [[Bogmire]] awaits the heroic ghost-hunter.

After [[Luigi]] defeated the gluttonous [[Mr. Luggs]] in the [[Dining Room (Luigi's Mansion)|Dining Room]] he ventured into the room next door and discovered it was a Kitchen. Like the rest of the [[Luigi's Mansion (location)|Mansion]] the kitchen was haunted, Luigi found this out the hard way. Dodging and vacuuming up flying pots and pans, the green hatted {{fake link|plumber}} threw open the refridgerator to discover a [[Flash]] ghost. Using the [[Poltergust 3000]]'s ability to expel fire Luigi managed to melt the ghost's protective ice covering Luigi managed to suck up the ghost and turn on the lights. A large blue chest appeared in the middle of the room. When Luigi opened it he obtained the [[Elemental Medal|Water Element Medal]], which allowed him to capture [[Elemental Ghost|Water Elemental Ghost]]s and shoot water out of his vacuum.

The Moon is later given an appearance in ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]'', where it appears in the background of the [[Observatory]]. Luigi, in his quest to find [[Mario's Star (item)|Mario's Star]] and progress in [[Luigi's Mansion (location)|the mansion]], ends up blowing the Moon up with a [[Falling Star (enemy)|Falling Star]] shot from his [[Poltergust 3000]], which creates a path of debris leading to the [[Mario's Star (item)|Star]] he is looking for. After this, the Moon can still be seen from the outside rooms and manages to show up in other games. It is therefore likely that Luigi has destroyed a fake moon, especially since the Japanese name of the Observatory is the Room of Illusion.

After obtaining the Key from the [[Armory (Luigi's Mansion)|Armory]], [[Luigi]] accesses the Pipe Room. Immediately, some green [[Flying Fish]] start attacking the ghost hunter. To make matters worse, some Red and White [[Grabbing Ghost]]s appear as well. Within the cramped room, Luigi manages to separate and capture every one of the ghosts inside his [[Poltergust 3000]]. The Pipe Room becomes illuminated, but Luigi does not receive a [[Key]]. The {{fake link|plumber}} notices a frozen [[barrel]] giving off an icy mist. As Luigi approaches it, an [[Elemental Ghost|Ice Elemental Ghost]] flies out. After Luigi captures it, he uses the Ice Element to freeze the river of water flowing through the room. Successfully having made a bridge to the other side, Luigi turns a red wheel on one of the pipes, stopping the waterfall on the other end of the room. Luigi walks to where the waterfall once was and claims the Key to the [[Cold Storage]], allowing him to continue his quest to find [[Mario]].

After [[Luigi]] extinguishes the flaming door with his Water Element from his [[Poltergust 3000]], he must enter the Tea Room. Haunted dishes from the shelves will start to fling at Luigi, similar to what happened in the [[Study (Luigi's Mansion)|Study]] and [[Kitchen (Luigi's Mansion)|Kitchen]]. To make matters worse, two White [[Grabbing Ghost]]s will appear to hold Luigi in place, making him an easy target. Luigi must avoid them and capture them both with his Poltergust 3000. After Luigi sucks in the two ghosts, a large [[Treasure Chest|white treasure chest]] will appear on the left table. However, Luigi was unable to reach the chest and he must search the room for a solution. Luigi must then go to the [[gravity arrow]] located on the ground near the right cabinet and he was sent upwards, enabling him to walk on the ceiling. Luigi must go to the next [[gravity arrow]] on the ceiling above the table with the Treasure Chest. Luigi must step on it and his gravity will reverse. He will then be sent down to the table where he must collect the [[Elemental Medal|Ice Element Medal]]. This item allowed Luigi to capture [[Elemental Ghost|Ice Elemental Ghost]]s and shoot ice out of his vacuum. Luigi will then continue his search for [[Mario]].

He is responsible for creating the minor ghosts that flooded the rooms and halls of [[Luigi's Mansion (location)|Luigi's Mansion]]. After being released by [[King Boo]], Vincent Van Gore locks himself in [[The Artist's Studio|the mansion's studio]], giving the [[key]] to his room to [[Sir Weston]] in the [[Cold Storage]], and bringing his ghastly works of art to life. These ghosts filled the mansion, providing the backbone of King Boo's forces. As such, Van Gore is a fundamental player in King Boo's quest to capture both [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]]. Without the constant supply of ghosts, Luigi would have had a much easier time defeating King Boo and the portrait ghosts.

[[Professor Elvin Gadd]], informally known as E. Gadd, had been researching the paranormal from his [[Professor Elvin Gadd's Lab|lab]] since he was a young man. Though not stated in the actual game, it is shown in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' that he moved to [[Boo Woods]] to study ghosts after his lab at [[Thwomp Volcano]] was destroyed by the volcano's eruption. As a result of his research he discovered methods of capturing and containing previously invincible ghosts. Using the [[Poltergust 3000]], a vacuum-like device, was Gadd's preferred method for capturing ghosts. After capturing them, he was able to use the advanced containment equipment in his lab. The most powerful of these methods was called portrification, made possible through the [[Ghost Portrificationizer]]. Portrification locks spirits inside paintings. In his younger years Elvin traveled [[Mushroom World]] finding rare or troublesome ghosts to study and add to the [[Gallery (Luigi's Mansion)|Gallery]] in his lab.  

One such specter was [[Boolossus]], a massive beast formed of many individual [[Boo]]s. Gadd was able to turn him into a painting. Unfortunately, news of this occurrence reached King Boo, the leader of [[List of Boos in Luigi's Mansion|the Boos]], and he set out to get exact revenge on the professor. After waiting many years, King Boo finally attacked the lab and released all of the [[Portrait Ghost]]s; E. Gadd remained unharmed during this attack. This gave King Boo an idea of what to do with two other people who had been fighting against the Boos for years: [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]]. King Boo created a [[Luigi's Mansion (location)|mansion]] from thin air next to E. Gadd's lab and sent a message to Luigi, telling him he had won the mansion. One of the portrait ghosts, [[Vincent Van Gore]], began painting small, less powerful ghosts and bringing them to life in order to assist King Boo.

Luigi again found the Parlor to be the only unlocked room, so he entered it again. When no ghosts jumped out at him, Luigi began to explore with his Poltergust 3000, snuffing out the six purple flames coming from the candles in the process. With the room pitch-black, the portraits surrounding Luigi began to shake and emit voices. They warned him about dark areas, saying that ghosts are quite fond of them. After defeating the ghosts that appeared afterward Luigi continued on to the next room where he defeated more ghosts and was able to receive a key to another room after clearing the [[Anteroom]] and [[Wardrobe Room]], which held a [[Speedy Spirit]], of their ghost infestation. Receiving this key Luigi went back to the main room and used the key to unlock the door to the left. Right before entering this room E. Gadd used the G.B.H to tell Luigi that there were strong portrait ghosts ahead. After entering the hallway, Luigi entered the first door on the north, where he found the first [[Portrait Ghost]], [[Neville]], reading a book in the [[Study (Luigi's Mansion)|Study]]. Before Luigi faced the ghost though, he inspected Neville's chair which concealed a [[Speedy Spirit]]. After he captured the ghost, Luigi looked behind Neville's chair and saw a piece of cheese. By inspecting the food product, a [[Gold Mice]] appeared and tried to escape. The hero captured the golden mouse too. Neville attacked Luigi by throwing books at him. Once Luigi dodged the attack, the ghost would yawn. Unfortunately, Neville revealed his heart whenever he yawned. Luigi eventually defeated the ghost and obtained a key that led to the [[Master Bedroom (Luigi's Mansion)|Master Bedroom]], the last door to the north. In this room, he found Neville's wife, [[Lydia]], combing her hair. After capturing the wife, a key to the [[Nursery]]. As Luigi exited the door, he heard the sounds of a baby's cry from the hall. The plumber entered the room and found a baby asleep. By moving the rocking horse next to the crib, [[Chauncey]] wanted to "play" with Luigi. After Luigi hits Chauncey, the baby becomes enraged and shrinks Luigi. Luigi dodged giant rocking horses, giant bouncy balls, and even the baby himself. However, Luigi was easily able to defeat the toddler and obtain the key to the next area. Before doing so, however, Professor E. Gadd warned Luigi that after catching a boss, the Poltergust was near explosion. Luigi went to the lab where he turned the ghosts back to portraits and was able to save.

With his new Fire ability, Luigi found floating candles, held by [[Shivers]], the butler, who has a crush on [[Melody Pianissima]]. Luigi lit the candles on fire and chased Shivers to his room. Shivers sat down on the chair, revealing his heart. Luigi sucked up the old butler and he got the key to Melody's room. Luigi also found Mario's cap in the [[Laundry Room (Luigi's Mansion)|Laundry Room]] before the Butler's room by checking the washing machine. Luigi went to [[Conservatory (Luigi's Mansion)|Melody's room]]. Here, Luigi found some instruments. Luigi had to check all the instruments. The instruments play themselves to the Super Mario Bros. tune when they are all checked, revealing Melody on the piano. Melody plays the piano, and after doing a music trivia with Luigi, forced Luigi to have a battle with her Music sheets. Luigi sucked up the music sheets and revealed Melody's heart. He proceeded to suck up Melody, getting the key to the [[Dining Room (Luigi's Mansion)|next area]].