Luigi's Mansion Wiki:Featured articles

Featured articles are all those pages that due to their high quality and great content are chosen by administrators and users as a deserving article to be featured on the homepage of the wiki, in which the 3 most voted articles of that month will appear.

If you would like an article to be featured on the home page, ask our Booreaucrats, LuigiMaster41 or DrawnCatcher.

Here is a compilation of all those articles that have been featured on the wiki before or all those pages that were nominated by the users.

As of January 2023, one random article is featured on the home page, both past and new featured articles, due to the low activity of users, though additional suggestions are still available.

September 2010

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Luigi is the younger brother of Mario and the main protagonist of Luigi's Mansion. He first won a mansion in a contest he did not even enter, though he still got put up with it. He told his older brother, Mario to have a celebration at that mansion. When Luigi entered the mansion, he found out that Mario wasn't there. He got help from an old man named Professor Elvin Gadd (or just Professor E. Gadd) to rescue Mario. He had to rescue Mario using two inventions, the Poltergust 3000, and the Game Boy Horror. He got to the Training Room to test his skills using the Poltergust 3000. After he completed his training, Professor E. Gadd asked him where he wanted to go. By then, he's ready to find Mario!

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Mario is the tritagonist in Luigi's Mansion. He told his younger brother, Luigi, to come for a celebration at the mansion Luigi won in a contest he didn't even enter. Luigi did remember about the celebration, but Mario got captured and Luigi had to rescue him. Luigi had to rescue Mario by defeating King Boo, the fourth/final boss. After defeating King Boo, Luigi restored Mario back to his old self. Then, the Mario Bros. finally celebrated.

October 2011

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The Gold Diamond is the most valuable treasure in Luigi's Mansion. They're more in value than the Silver and Red Diamonds and there are only two that can be found. The first is by watering the plant in the Boneyard three times in a row without letting it wilt. The second is by catching all fifty boos (excluding King Boo).

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The Silver Diamonds are the second most valuable treasures in Luigi's Mansion. Each Silver Diamond is worth 2,000,000G(s). PAL Hidden Mansion differs in some ways when it comes to Silver Diamonds, as the Speedy Spirits and Gold Mice always drop a Silver Diamond when caught (NOT when defeated with an element). In order to get an A rank mansion in the PAL Hidden Mansion, Luigi will need to collect some Silver Diamonds for money. Altogether, there are 5 Silver Diamonds in the NTSC version, totalling 10,000,000G(s), while there are 30 in the PAL Hidden Mansion, totalling 60,000,000G(s), which, oddly enough, is greater than two Gold Diamonds.

November 2011

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The Red Diamonds (often called Bronze Diamonds by fans, although they're not bronze) are low value treasures in the game. During Luigi's adventures to find Mario, if he waters one of the plants in the top right corner of the Balcony on the third floor, he will receive the first Red Diamond. The second Red Diamond is King Boo's Crown, obtained after Luigi defeats King Boo (hence the name).

June 2015

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Luigi's Mansion is our featured Article on this Wiki. The game was released on November 18th, 2001 in North America, and was the Nintendo GameCube's launch title, it is also the first game in the Luigi's Mansion series.

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Luigi is the Main character in the Luigi's Mansion series. Luigi captures ghosts in order to save his brother Mario from King Boo's clutches. And gets help along the way from Professor Elvin Gadd. Luigi's first game appearance was in the popular arcade game Mario Bros in 1983.

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King Boo from Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon.

King_Boo is the leader of all the Boos and is the main antagonist in Luigi's_Mansion and Luigi's_Mansion: Dark Moon. He is one of Luigi's first rivals and even captured his brother, Mario and trapped him inside of a painting, and it's up to Luigi to save him from King Boo's evil clutches!

September 2020

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Luigi's Mansion 3 is one of our featured Articles on this Wiki. The game was released on Halloween 2019 in North America, and was played on the Nintendo Switch. It is also the latest game in the Luigi's Mansion series.

Second Featured Article

Luigi is the Main character in the Luigi's Mansion series. Luigi captures ghosts in order to save his brother Mario from King Boo's clutches. And gets help along the way from Professor Elvin Gadd. Luigi's first game appearance was in the popular arcade game Mario Bros in 1983.

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King Boo is the leader of all the Boos and is the main antagonist in Luigi's Mansion, Luigi's Mansion 2, and Luigi's Mansion 3. He is one of Luigi's first rivals and even captured his brother, Mario and trapped him inside of a painting, and it's up to Luigi to save him from King Boo's evil clutches!

October 2020

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Boolossus, the Jumbo Ghost, (Japanese: ジャンボテレサ Jumbo Teresa) 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 (all of which are unnamed) who combined their power to create the powerful Boolossus. When they form into Boolossus, all their fears disappear. The massive Boo is a servant of King Boo, leader of the Boos, and he is the guardian of the third area in Luigi's Mansion.

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Professor E. Gadd, full name Professor Elvin Gadd (sometimes Dr. E. Gadd; Japanese: オヤ・マー博士 Professor Oya Mā), is the main deuteragonist and the elderly doctor/scientist that first appears in Luigi's Mansion and is the real founder/owner of Gadd Science, Inc. He supplies Luigi with the majority of his weapons and tools.

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1F - Grand Lobby is the first floor encountered in Luigi's Mansion 3 inside the The Last Resort. Unlike other floors, it only consists of one room, but that doesn't stop it from being incredibly detailed. In fact, it is one of the only floors with light and dark forms. Even if it is only one room it still has 6 gems along with one Boo.

January 2021

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Strong Sneakers are a stronger variant of Sneakers in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. They resemble regular Sneakers, but they are colored a darker shade of pink, and with hot pink cracks all over their bodies, due to being empowered by the crystals from the Secret Mine.

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The Spectral Catch is the 12th Floor of Luigi's Mansion 3, unlocked by beating Nikki, Lindsey, and Ginny. The Boss fought here is Captain Fishhook. It is seemingly a pirate themed restaurant with a large outside segment, like most cafés. However, this one is very large. The layout is probably one of the most simple of all the floors. There is a elevator hall that turns west, then northwards there is a door to the pirate grotto. Continuing north there is a huge beach, accompanied by an even larger ocean.

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The Pinwheel Gate, or B-2, is the second mission in the Haunted Towers of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. In this mission. Luigi must track down the five Hiders that each stole a vane off of the pinwheel gate, thus ceasing its function and preventing Luigi from getting into the Hollow Tree.

February 2021

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Visual Tricks, or A-4, is the fourth mission in the Gloomy Manor of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. It is the introduction of the Dark-Light Device, Spirit Balls, and Boos, as well as Greenies wearing sunglasses, which need to be vacuumed off to capture it. Luigi must find who's making everything disappear, and use the Dark-Light Device to make everything reappear.

March 2021

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Strong Slammers are a stronger variant of Slammers in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, and later return in Luigi's Mansion Arcade. Strong Slammers resemble regular Slammers, but have light red (vivid-red in Luigi's Mansion Arcade) cracked-like marks on their bodies, as a result of being empowered by the crystals from the Secret Mine.

April 2021

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The Overset Possessor is the third Possessor fought by Luigi in the mission Showtime of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. He holds the fourth Dark Moon piece.

May 2021

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The Nautical Exhibit are two consecutive rooms of the Treacherous Mansion in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. The main part of the Nautical Exhibit is a room themed around ships and sails, and also contains sea animals like fish, and a E-Gate on the northern wall, which leads to the Front Entrance, and the room can be accessed via the door from the East Corridor. There is also a octopus statue that can be interacted with that slaps Luigi, dealing 2 points of damage. There is also a compass on the ground which is controlled by the western wheel, and flips the E-Gate to the Study. Behind the sail on the ship to the eastern side is a door, which leads to a ship outside, with crows, golden crows and a treasure chest with a diamond.

June 2021

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Melody Pianissima, the Beautiful Pianist (Japanese: ピアン Pian) is the sixth portrait ghost Luigi meets and the third portrait ghost of Area 2. She is one of the twenty-one portrait ghosts that was freed by King Boo in Luigi's Mansion.

Melody was an expert pianist when she was alive, and was also very vain. She died at the age of 26 and now spends her afterlife endlessly playing her piano in the Conservatory, located on the first floor of the mansion. Melody also has a passion for video games.

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The mission Paranormal Chaos, or E-5, is the fifth mission of the Treacherous Mansion, and probably the most difficult mission in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. It functions much like the other ghost-infestation missions where Luigi must capture a large amount of ghosts in a certain period of time. But here, instead of a timer, there is a time limit, and soon if the ghosts remain in the mansion for too long and become two powerful to be stopped, the dimension will collapse upon itself, causing a Game Over.

August 2021

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Scars is a variant of the Beetle Whisperer appearing in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon's ScareScraper, and later returning in Luigi's Mansion Arcade. Scars is based on a zombie, resembling Frankenstein in popular culture.

February 2022

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The Old Clockworks is an abandoned clock factory built over an archaeological site, and is the third area that Luigi explores in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. The mansion's collectible treasures and items are rubies the clock hands and rotor, which the latter are collected to fix the Clock Tower Gate in order to find the Overset Possessor and retrieve the fourth Dark Moon piece.

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Amadeus Wolfgeist is a pianist who serves as a boss in Luigi's Mansion 3. He is fought on 4F - The Great Stage, and is battled to get the elevator button to 6F - Castle MacFrights and rescue a Toad.

June 2022

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The Poltergust G-00 is the latest Poltergust model built by Professor Elvin Gadd, which makes its appearance in Luigi's Mansion 3. Its name appears to be a pun on "Goo", referring to the green material that forms Gooigi.

July 2022

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Hellen Gravely is the owner of the hotel The Last Resort and the secondary antagonist of Luigi's Mansion 3, delighted to work under King Boo's command, free once again thanks to her help, to carry out his evil plan. She drives the plot of Luigi’s Mansion 3 as owner of the hotel that serves as the game’s spooky setting.

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The Brain is a large Poltergeist who serves as the main boss in the ScareScraper of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. He is only fought at the top of the ScareScraper, and fights the Luigis using telekinesis, and even generating a purple force field with can knock any Luigis back to stop them from vacuuming him up. He also appears as the boss for the Gloomy Manor in Luigi's Mansion Arcade.

August 2022

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Secret Mine is the fourth area that Luigi explores in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. It is a mining area built underneath a chalet on top of a snowy mountain. This is the area only contains 3 main missions, a boss mission and bonus mission. This area is also notable for introducing stronger forms of ghosts, and the boss is the Shrewd Possessor who assumes the form of a giant icy monster face.

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DJ Phantasmagloria is the boss of the fourtennth floor in The Last Resort, The Dance Hall, in Luigi's Mansion 3. She battles Luigi for the final elevator button to 15F - Master Suite.