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In ''Luigi's Mansion'', Boolossus, along with the other Boos (including King Boo), has decided to take a rest in a secret area under the [[Storage Room]]. When Luigi activates a hidden door in the Storage Room while searching for his brother, the Boos spring out, enraged after being awakened. However, when they notice E. Gadd's [[Poltergust 3000]], a ghost-catching vacuum device, on Luigi's back, the Boos, including Boolossus and King Boo, decide to run off and hide in the mansion instead of challenging the novice ghost hunter. | In ''Luigi's Mansion'', Boolossus, along with the other Boos (including King Boo), has decided to take a rest in a secret area under the [[Storage Room]]. When Luigi activates a hidden door in the Storage Room while searching for his brother, the Boos spring out, enraged after being awakened. However, when they notice E. Gadd's [[Poltergust 3000]], a ghost-catching vacuum device, on Luigi's back, the Boos, including Boolossus and King Boo, decide to run off and hide in the mansion instead of challenging the novice ghost hunter. | ||
Eventually, as Luigi progresses through the mansion, Boolossus attempts to capture the green-clad plumber on behalf of his leader, [[King Boo]]. When Luigi reachs the [[Balcony (3F)|Balcony]] on the third floor, the Boo decides to make his move. While on the Balcony, | Eventually, as Luigi progresses through the mansion, Boolossus attempts to capture the green-clad plumber on behalf of his leader, [[King Boo]]. When Luigi reachs the [[Balcony (3F)|Balcony]] on the third floor, the Boo decides to make his move. While on the Balcony, the [[Boo Radar]] on the [[Game Boy Horror]] starts flashing intensely, indicating a powerful Boo presence. Soon, the fifteen Boos that make up Boolossus appear before Luigi, circling and taunting the novice ghost hunter. After having their fun, they to get serious by forming into the gigantic Boolossus and whisking Luigi away to the balcony arena, starting the battle to capture the green-clad hero and turn him into a portrait, just like his brother Mario. | ||
During the battle, Boolossus attempts to slam into Luigi and cause massive damage. To defeat the giant Boo, Luigi must use his Poltergust 3000 to pull Boolossus into one of the two conveniently placed unicorn ice sculptures located on the balcony. When Boolossus touches the sharp horn of the statue, he pops and separates into the fifteen normal Boos. Luigi may then absorb an [[Elemental Ghost|Ice Elemental Ghost]] from the ice sculpture and spray frost at the Boos, freezing the ghosts and enabling him to suck them up, one by one, into his Poltergust 3000. Eventually, Boolossus reforms with a lower number of Boos. Although smaller in size than before, he resumes the fight against the green-clad hero. He becomes faster every time some of the Boos are sucked up. However, if Luigi keeps popping the big Boo and freezing the small Boos, he can slowly drain Boolossus's power. As more and more Boos are caught, the other ghosts become more wary of the Poltergust's ice blasts. As such, they have to be carefully pulled closer to Luigi's position with the vacuum device before shooting them with a sudden stream of icy mist. | During the battle, Boolossus attempts to slam into Luigi and cause massive damage. To defeat the giant Boo, Luigi must use his Poltergust 3000 to pull Boolossus into one of the two conveniently placed unicorn ice sculptures located on the balcony. When Boolossus touches the sharp horn of the statue, he pops and separates into the fifteen normal Boos. Luigi may then absorb an [[Elemental Ghost|Ice Elemental Ghost]] from the ice sculpture and spray frost at the Boos, freezing the ghosts and enabling him to suck them up, one by one, into his Poltergust 3000. Eventually, Boolossus reforms with a lower number of Boos. Although smaller in size than before, he resumes the fight against the green-clad hero. He becomes faster every time some of the Boos are sucked up. However, if Luigi keeps popping the big Boo and freezing the small Boos, he can slowly drain Boolossus's power. As more and more Boos are caught, the other ghosts become more wary of the Poltergust's ice blasts. As such, they have to be carefully pulled closer to Luigi's position with the vacuum device before shooting them with a sudden stream of icy mist. | ||
Revision as of 13:36, September 22, 2011
Template:Portrait-infobox Boolossus, the Jumbo Ghost, is an enormous Boo and one of the portrait ghosts in the game Luigi's Mansion. This giant ghost is actually composed of fifteen regular Boos who can combine their entities to create the powerful Boolossus. Although these Boos are normally timid and shy, when they form into Boolossus, all their fears disappear. The massive Boo is a servant of King Boo, leader of the Boos, and is the guardian of the third area of Luigi's Mansion. Unlike other Boos, Boolossus has glowing yellow eyes.
Before the events of Luigi's Mansion, Boolossus was captured by Professor E. Gadd during the professor's travels around the world. E. Gadd used his Portrificationizer to transform the gigantic ghost into a painting and placed the ghoulish piece of art in his gallery of other portrait ghosts. Unfortunately, the capture of Boolossus greatly angered King Boo. As such, King Boo led his Boo minions in an assault on Professor E. Gadd's laboratory. The Boos reversed the setting on E. Gadd's Portrificationizer and turned the Boolossus painting back into their gigantic Boo comrade. King Boo then ordered that all the other portrait ghosts that Professor E. Gadd caught should be freed as well. Eventually, after all the portrait ghosts were released, King Boo magically created a mansion out of thin air, right next to E. Gadd's laboratory in Boo Woods. Boolossus and King Boo, along with all the other Boos and portrait ghosts, decided to inhabit the mansion and haunt its halls, eventually leading to the events of the game.
In Luigi's Mansion, Boolossus, along with the other Boos (including King Boo), has decided to take a rest in a secret area under the Storage Room. When Luigi activates a hidden door in the Storage Room while searching for his brother, the Boos spring out, enraged after being awakened. However, when they notice E. Gadd's Poltergust 3000, a ghost-catching vacuum device, on Luigi's back, the Boos, including Boolossus and King Boo, decide to run off and hide in the mansion instead of challenging the novice ghost hunter.
Eventually, as Luigi progresses through the mansion, Boolossus attempts to capture the green-clad plumber on behalf of his leader, King Boo. When Luigi reachs the Balcony on the third floor, the Boo decides to make his move. While on the Balcony, the Boo Radar on the Game Boy Horror starts flashing intensely, indicating a powerful Boo presence. Soon, the fifteen Boos that make up Boolossus appear before Luigi, circling and taunting the novice ghost hunter. After having their fun, they to get serious by forming into the gigantic Boolossus and whisking Luigi away to the balcony arena, starting the battle to capture the green-clad hero and turn him into a portrait, just like his brother Mario.
During the battle, Boolossus attempts to slam into Luigi and cause massive damage. To defeat the giant Boo, Luigi must use his Poltergust 3000 to pull Boolossus into one of the two conveniently placed unicorn ice sculptures located on the balcony. When Boolossus touches the sharp horn of the statue, he pops and separates into the fifteen normal Boos. Luigi may then absorb an Ice Elemental Ghost from the ice sculpture and spray frost at the Boos, freezing the ghosts and enabling him to suck them up, one by one, into his Poltergust 3000. Eventually, Boolossus reforms with a lower number of Boos. Although smaller in size than before, he resumes the fight against the green-clad hero. He becomes faster every time some of the Boos are sucked up. However, if Luigi keeps popping the big Boo and freezing the small Boos, he can slowly drain Boolossus's power. As more and more Boos are caught, the other ghosts become more wary of the Poltergust's ice blasts. As such, they have to be carefully pulled closer to Luigi's position with the vacuum device before shooting them with a sudden stream of icy mist.
After capturing Boolossus, Luigi acquires the key to the West Wing of the mansion. Defeating the boss counts as capturing a total of fifteen of the fifty released Boos. After the battle, the ghost hunter visits Professor E. Gadd's lab, returning Boolossus to his portrait prison. Luigi also takes a break from ghost hunting for some time and has dinner with Professor E. Gadd in the laboratory.
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Names in Other Languages
Trivia
- Boolossus makes an appearance in the Luigi's Mansion battle course of Mario Kart: Double Dash!! and in the race course Luigi's Mansion in Mario Kart DS as a painting on the wall.
- Boolossus appears in the Mario UNO cards on the "Draw 4" card.
- The name "Boolossus" is the pun on the words "Boo" and "colossus" and literally translates to "Giant Boo".
- In the PAL Hidden Mansion, Luigi rides the Poltergust like a car during the Boolossus battle. This provides faster transportation, but also less traction.
- Boolossus is the only Portrait Ghost to not have HP.
- Along with King Boo, Boolossus is one of the two only Boos that are Portrait Ghosts.
- Oddly, Boolossus is Ghost #22 in the gallery even though he is the 16th ghost caught.
