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Revision as of 15:36, November 16, 2019

Template:LMDMghost-infobox DJ Phantasmagloria is the fifteenth boss encountered in Luigi's Mansion 3, who haunts The Dance Hall and guards the fifteenth floor elevator button. Her name is a pun of the word phantasmagoria.

Appearance

DJ Phantasmagloria appears and startles Luigi with a loud noise from the speakers back-stage after luring him into a false sense of security with an apparently unguarded fifteenth floor elevator button (which causes him to drop it in surprise as he gets knocked back off the front of the dance floor), and commands eight ghosts in hoodies to try to prevent Luigi from getting the button again.

After Luigi manages to suck in the owner of the button, DJ intercepts the button and, after briefly removing her afro wig to expose her ghostly eyes to wink at him, confronts him personally using disco-style dance moves as well as vinyl records.

Battle

In the first phase of the battle, the player needs to fight eight hoodie-wearing ghosts, and specifically needs to choose the right ghost who has the button, as otherwise the ghost will play keepaway with the button and give it to another ghost. After selecting the right one, the player only needs to suck up the ghost who has the button.

In the second phase of the battle, DJ Phantasmagloria will attack by throwing vinyl records or otherwise doing a spin attack. The player needs to do a boost jump to knock her afro off, leaving her vulnerable to a flash and then suck her up. When defeated, she'll do some disco poses before allowing herself to be sucked in, with Luigi getting the floor fifteen button.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese アフロディージェ
Afurodīje
From Afro (A hairstyle) and DJ

Dutch DJ Fantasmagloria
Same as English
French DJ Phantasmagloria
Same as English
German DJ Fantasmagloria
Same as English
Italian DJ Fantasmagloria
Same as English
Spanish (NOE) Bailiau
From "bailar" (to dance)