Portrait ghost

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Neville
Neville, the bookish father, the first portrait ghost encountered.

A portrait ghost (sometimes capitalized[citation needed]) or gallery ghost[1] is a ghost that was once a portrait in the game Luigi's Mansion.

History

According to Professor E. Gadd, the first twenty one portrait ghosts and Boolossus (No. 22)[2] were released from their paintings by Boos under the command of King Boo. Luigi has to vacuum up all of the portrait ghosts (except for a few "optional ghosts" like Mr. Luggs) using the Poltergust 3000. Captured portrait ghosts are returned to their paintings via the Ghost Portrificationizer. The frame and the style of the portraits change depending on how many pearls Luigi acquires during the battle with the ghosts.

Sepia tone pictures can be found in many rooms of the mansion. These pictures look similar to each ghost that inhabits the room they are in, suggesting these pictures may be depicting these ghosts when they were alive. Pictures resembling Neville, Lydia, Nana, Vincent Van Gore, Spooky, Chauncey, Mr. Whirlinda, Slim Bankshot, Henry and Orville, and Sue Pea can be seen in the Parlor, Study, Nursery, Ball Room, Billiards Room, Twins' Room, and Guest Room.

All of the portraits were given new designs in the Nintendo 3DS remake.

List of Portait ghosts

Area One

Area Two

Note: Although Luigi first meets Madame Clairvoya in Area Two, he captures her after he begins Area Three.

Area Three

Area Four

Profiles

Luigi's Mansion

  • Instruction booklet description: "I collected famous ghosts from all over the world and turned them into paintings, but those darn Boos went and turned them all back into ghosts again! You've got to catch those ghosts so I can turn them back into paintings."

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese 絵画オバケ
Kaiga obake
Painting ghost

German Gemäldegeister
Painting ghost
Italian Fantasma ritratto
Portrait ghost
Spanish (NOA) Espíritu de lo cuadro
Spirit of the painting
Spanish (NOE) Espíritu de cuadro
Painting spirit

Trivia

  • Some of these portrait ghosts appear in the GCN and DS version of Luigi's Mansion in Mario Kart.

References

  1. ^ Luigi's Mansion Nintendo Power Player's Guide, various pages
  2. ^ https://youtu.be/SUAwsMK17Vg?t=540

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