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“I'm getting too old for this ghost-catching tomfoolery. Anyway, nice to meet you, I'm Professor E. Gadd.”
— Professor Elvin Gadd, when he meets Luigi in Luigi's Mansion


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 founder/owner of Gadd Science, Inc. A researcher of ghosts since his 20s, he is the creator of the Poltergust 3000, Poltergust 5000, and Poltergust G-00, which allow him and Luigi to capture ghosts.

He always speaks in ambiguous and weird gibberish (supplied by Kazumi Totaka, who took inspiration from Animal Crossing's "Animalese" when inventing the voice), but the translation is always provided in a text box.

Appearance

E. Gadd is a short, elderly man with light skin. He has a small, thin piece of white hair and has a round head, with light blue, swirly glasses. As shown in certain angles of Luigi's Mansion 3, he has small, black eyes. He wears a dark red undershirt with a white, buttoned lab coat, and wears thin, black leggings and pointy, brown shoes.

Personality traits

E. Gadd is a scientist experienced and a professional in the paranormal works, determined to study and analyse the paranormal world and the ghosts that inhabit here by building devices for such research. When he first comes across Luigi, he admires his bravery to rescue his brother, and is shown to be patient with him.

In the second game, more of his personality is explored, acting as sort of a father figure to him. However, he is shown to be less patient with him early on in the game, but much more expressive and wild, even when Luigi appears cowardly and afraid, whilst also having some high value of himself, shown when he tells Luigi that he can't be bothered to catch ghosts himself in "Severe Infestation," and that has no qualms in having Luigi exploring the Treacherous Mansion by himself despite the serious dangers. However, all of this is done within good reason, as he tries to encourage Luigi to overcome his fears, especially when he claims that Luigi doesn't need to be afraid of being pixelated after having it done dozens of times by the time of "Play Catch."

If Luigi takes too long to reach a certain point or starts going the wrong way within certain missions, E. Gadd will call him via the Dual Scream and sternly direct him back onto the right path. There is also one particular part where E. Gadd gets completely upset with Luigi's supposed cowardice; during "Confront the Source," if Luigi attempts to leave the Lobby, E. Gadd will stop him, and gets even more frustrated every time he tries to leave.

However, once it was revealed that Mario was captured by King Boo once again, all of these previous traits were completely obliterated and supported Luigi in anyway possible to help him rescue his kidnapped brother. His father figure personality is also examined again at this point, as he got a little emotional before sending Luigi off to fight the Tough Possessor. E. Gadd also gets extremely scared when Luigi doesn't make it back to the Bunker afterwards due to King Boo's interference.

When Luigi restores the Dark Moon, E. Gadd is very proud of Luigi's progress and allows him to continue his research with the ghosts of Evershade Valley.

In the third game, most of his personality traits from the second game remain intact. It is shown that he sometimes does not tend to analyse situations thoroughly, which lead to his own capture by King Boo and Hellen Gravely. While still a little impatient with Luigi at times, he is still supportive of him in trying to save his friends, but also centers around himself a little bit a times as he also demands ghosts for capture.

In the second and third games, one personality trait that has remained constant is a lack of responsibility, especially with the Toad assistants he hires. He does not keep any record of his presence, sending them to these haunted places full of ghosts unassisted and getting captured by Boos, and has Luigi escorting the Toads himself. Also, in the third game, he has to have Luigi rescue a Toad who when to retrieve a special power-up for the Poltergust G-00 at the B2 - Boilerworks. Although, he does eventually realize his mistakes and does whatever possible to fix them.

List of E. Gadd's creations

Luigi's Mansion

  • Poltergust 3000 - Used to help Luigi capture the ghosts in Luigi's Mansion. This is a vacuum cleaner which can suck up ghosts by draining them of their stamina until fully depleted.
  • Ghost Portrificationizer - An invention that transports a ghost's bodies into visible forms and turn them into Portraits. The process can also be done in reverse, which was only used to turn Mario back to normal.
  • Game Boy Horror - A communication device modeled after the Game Boy Color. Luigi uses this to get in contact with E. Gadd. It also functions as a map.

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon

  • Poltergust 5000 - An upgrade to the Poltergust 3000, the 5000 model is what Luigi uses against the Evershade Valley ghosts in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. Luigi can use the Strobulb to stun ghosts with a burst of light, before sucking them into the vacuum.
  • Dark-Light Device - An ultra-violet colored flashlight which has the power to unveil hidden objects and release Spirit Balls, and once the Spirit Balls are vacuumed up, the object will reappear again and available for usage.
  • Parascope - While never seen in-game, the Parascope is used by E. Gadd to detect the paranormal activity caused by ghosts. The more powerful the ghosts are, the more powerful the recorded signals will be. The Parascope can only detect activity from ghosts or other paranormal beings, and not objects such as special keys.
  • Bunker - An impenetrable base built by E. Gadd, in which he inhabits to track Luigi's progress throughout Evershade Valley. This also returns in Luigi's Mansion 3.
  • Pixelator - A "untested" device which can turn someone's entire body into pixels and, with a Pixelator camera, can teleport that person to another location. An old prototype, the Pixelator Screens, can be found in certain locations of the different mansions of Evershade Valley, which are used to transport Toads back to the Bunker.
  • E. Gadd's Vault - A Vault made by E. Gadd which contains a collection for Gems, unlocked upgrades, a Ghost Container and Boo Canister. E. Gadd also made a remote to unleash either the ghosts or Boos.
  • Dual Scream - A communication device modeled after the Nintendo DS. The two screens also allow for Luigi to view a detailed map of the mansion and for E. Gadd to mark key locations and tasks.

Luigi's Mansion 3

  • Poltergust G-00 - Luigi uses this upgraded Poltergust model to fight the ghosts of The Last Resort in Luigi's Mansion 3. It has the same functions as the Poltergust 5000, with new additions, such as a Burst function which can blast away anything within its radius, even ghosts, and when vacuuming ghosts, Luigi can slam the ghost onto the ground up to 7 times, which can deal 20 damage each time. It also has a container which can unleash Gooigi, who comes with his own Poltergust G-00.
  • Virtual Boo A communication device modeled after the Virtual Boy. It allows of communication between E. Gadd and Luigi, and provides a map of the current floor Luigi is on, and tasks that he needs to do.

History

Luigi's Mansion

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E. Gadd in Luigi's Mansion

In Luigi's Mansion, Luigi enters the mansion's Parlor, and is saved from ghosts by a strange old man wielding a vacuum cleaner. Professor E. Gadd reveals he lives in a house near the mansion, where he researches his favorite subject: ghosts. Luigi explains his brother Mario is missing within the house, so the professor decides to help Luigi by giving him two of his inventions, the Poltergust 3000 and the Game Boy Horror. The professor continues to help Luigi throughout the game, giving him help and tips how to suck up these pesky ghosts by shining the torch on the ghost then using the Poltergust 3000 to suck up the ghosts.

After Luigi captures ALL of the portrait Ghosts (including Boolossus and King Boo), E. Gadd puts his painting machine in reverse, returning Mario to normal. Luigi then laughs at what happens to Mario at the end.

With all of the Gold, gems, and pearls that Luigi has gained on his journey, E. Gadd used it and made the mansion bigger and different. (Note: The Main ranking that Luigi must get in the game is Rank D) His mishandling of King Boo's painting led to King Boo's freedom in Dark moon.

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon

Professor Elvin Gadd Artwork - Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon

E. Gadd in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon

A few years after the events of the first game, E. Gadd is working on a new invention in the Gloomy Manor in a new place called Evershade Valley. Where all of the ghosts there are friendly and kind. Some of the ghosts even help E. Gadd.

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E. Gadd fleeing from the aggressive Greenies.

King Boo escapes his painting because E. Gadd sold it at a garage sale. After King Boo breaks the Dark Moon with his all powerful jeweled crown, all of the ghosts in Evershade Valley go bezerk and E. Gadd flees from the sight.

E. Gadd takes it upon himself and decided to call Luigi and teleport him to the lab with the Pixelator. After explaining what happened to the ghosts, Luigi helps E. Gadd by getting the new and improved, Poltergust 5000, and an add-on called The Dark Light Device.

From there, Luigi has to go through many challenges and five different mansions and try to defeat the boss ghosts and obtain all five Dark Moon pieces. but after gaining the fifth and final piece, King Boo stops E. Gadd's Pixelator and only transported the Dark Moon shard to the lab, leaving Luigi to enter 'The Illusion' where he has to face off King Boo.

After Luigi defeats King Boo, Again, the Illusion breaks and E. Gadd goes to Luigi in Person and helps free Mario and return the Dark Moon back in the sky. As the Dark Moon has returned, E. Gadd releases ONLY the ghosts, and not the boos.

Luigi, Mario, E. Gadd, Polterpup, and all of the ghosts then team up together for a victory photo and all of evershade valley is safe.

E. Gadd's Research Journal

Professor E. Gadd puts together a Journal on some research for creating a new being made entirely out of the goo energy made from ghosts.

Entry 1 - An Accidental Discovery

During his time in Evershade Valley, E. Gadd has been doing some research on some of the ghosts there. While E. Gadd was testing some of the Ghosts in the Gloomy Manor, E. Gadd was spooked by a Hider and dumped some of his 'Lunoman Greenie blended' coffee into a flask of Ghost Energy.

The Blended substance transformed into a green gooey element, with E. Gadd calling it 'Goo' and upon this, E. Gadd returns to his research

Entry 2 - Characteristics of Goo

E. Gadd then begins to test the goo. starting with fire, as the Goo suddenly reacts to it by melting, and then with water, which caused the substance to melt even more, but some of it split apart and moved away. E. Gadd then suggests that the Goo has vulnerabilities to Fire and Water.

E. Gadd then does more research and sees that the substance has other characteristics as well, such as being poked or prodded will push it back, and it also moves towards nearby sounds, like it can hear it and follow it.

E. Gadd then realized that he still needs to do more research on the goo. so he sits down in his chair, drinking some more of his 'Lunoman Greenie blended' coffee.

Entry 3 - The Birth of Gooigi

E. Gadd realized that the Goo is more than what he thought it was, but E. Gadd needs more ghosts, so he decided to teach the goo how to collect the ghosts, but the goo needs to obtain a humanoid form in order to master the Poltergust.

E. Gadd tried to make a mold for the goo to take form in a metal mold that he created, It worked, only for a few moments, as the goo went back into it's original form. Believing that the goo will not take a new form without any help, so he uses Pixelator data from when Luigi used it, and converts it into an electrical signal, and then used it on the goo. The Goo then transformed into a gooey version of Luigi and the Poltergust 5000.

He then calls his newest creation 'Gooigi' (a mix of Luigi and Goo) and decided that he needs more ghosts for his research. but there isn't that many ghosts in Evershade Valley so E. Gadd only has one choice left.

Entry 4 - That Nostalgic Mansion + Luigi's Mansion 3DS Remake

In the Luigi's Mansion remake for the Nintendo 3DS, Luigi repeats the events that happen in the original Gamecube game, but as soon as he finishes his training with the Poltergust, a screen next to E. Gadd and Luigi goes static and it turns out to be E. Gadd from the Future.

Apparently, E. Gadd from the Future wanted to Update some of Gooigi's Properties to give him Capabilities that are beyond any person, but in order to do that, he needs ghosts not JUST from Evershade Valley, but also from the original mansion too. But the original mansion vanished seventeen years ago, so in order to go to the original mansion, E. Gadd from the Future decided to tinker with the Pixelator and connect it to the past and sends Gooigi to the Past.

As soon as Future E. Gadd sent Gooigi to the past, Past E. Gadd allows Luigi to go along with Googi and team up to collect some ghosts along the mansion. after Luigi and Gooigi help defeat King Boo (once again in a Bowser Costume) Gooigi then returns to the future.

E. Gadd considers using the past ghosts to do more research on Gooigi and the goo substance.

Entry 5 - A New Power

After Gooigi's trip to the past, E. Gadd uses Ghost Energy from the Ghosts from the Past Mansion to enhance Gooigi's Abilities.

With the energy, E. Gadd makes it so that Gooigi can fit through Tight Spaces, while still retaining it's shape. One of the Experiments caused Gooigi to harden and making it unable to move. E. Gadd continued the Experiment and finds the right ingredients to finish his experiment and uses it on Gooigi, and testing it out on some nearby pipes, which turns out to be a success.

after the next phase of the Experiment concluded, E. Gadd sat down to drink some more of his Greenie Coffee.

Entry 6 - Gooigi's Weaknesses

E. Gadd was testing out more on Gooigi, suggesting that he's nowhere near perfect yet.

He then tries reducing the molecular bonds in the leftover Goo he still had, which turned it into a liquid. Thinking that Liquid Goo could douse flames, the plan didn't work out. then, E. Gadd tried Increasing the molecular bonds, but before he could start on the experiment, The Polterpup startled E. Gadd, resulting in him being splashed on the head with the Goo.

The goo was all over his face, and hardening upon impact, almost suffocating him. before he passed out, he found himself in the showers with the water running, and the goo came off of his face. though that didn't stop his experiments, as he tested Gooigi and sees that Gooigi can go through the vents and certain tight spaces.

E. Gadd then jots down that Gooigi is still vulnerable to water and fire, but isn't to Steam or Water Vapor. Gooigi's Other weaknesses include, Losing consistency upon impact by Powerful attacks, and cannot open doorknobs.

E. Gadd then takes one last drink of the Lunoman Coffee as he ponders his conclusion to Gooigi's Experiment.

Entry 7 - Googi's Completion

E. Gadd makes one last journal Entry before concluding his Gooigi experiment.

E. Gadd tries to make Gooigi sneak up on a ghost, but instead, it charges after the ghost. E. Gadd was experimenting more, as to how to Control Gooigi. so he invented a chip and inserted it into Gooigi and allowed E. Gadd to dictate Gooigi's actions with a controller.

When E. Gadd used the controller, Gooigi walked towards the direction that he indicated. but then he came across some issues when Gooigi tried to use the Poltergust. When Gooigi tried to use the Poltergust, Instead of using the vacuum function, he instead used the Strobulb. When E. Gadd finally got Gooigi to use the Vacuum, Gooigi couldn't stop as things kept getting sucked up, including E. Gadd's hair

The vaccuum was sucking E. Gadd in Fully, but before E. Gadd went inside the Poltergust, he accidentally knocked over a bucket of water, and caused Gooigi to melt. With the experiment failing, E. Gadd then instead tries to put his own consciousness into Gooigi to control him from there.

E. Gadd also planned on making a brand new Poltergust, called the Poltergust G-00, for Gooigi to be stored in when he's not in use. Upon wearing the newly designed Poltergust, E. Gadd put on the Poltergust and transferred his consciousness into Gooigi, and then back again.

Before E. Gadd could sit back down and drink more of his Greenie Coffee, he received a letter, saying that he was invited to stay for a few nights at the luxurious hotel called 'The Last Resort', which E. Gadd accepted the letter and heads into his old vintage car and takes Gooigi with him, as well as all the Ghosts and boos he collected from the Past Mansion and Evershade Valley.

Luigi's Mansion 3

In the third game, Professor Elvin Gadd is invited to The Last Resort. However, like Luigi, he was also ambushed and then trapped. His inventions were scattered around the bottom areas of the hotel moments after Hellen Gravely released King Boo and trapped E. Gadd in a frame.

When Luigi rescues E. Gadd in the Ballroom, he then escorts him back to the Garage. Once Steward is defeated, E. Gadd shows him that in his car is a portable and expandable lab that he always carries with him. E. Gadd then gives Luigi the Virtual Boo and uses this invention to stay in touch with Luigi while the lab serves as a hub for the ghosts, gems, special items, a shop, and research and safe area for Luigi.

The Professor also gives Luigi the Poltergust G-00, inside of which is Gooigi, who would function as an assistant for Luigi throughout the adventure. Luigi would also meet several Toads, who were trapped in the haunted hotel. These Toads would be brought to the Professor's portable lab for safety. During the adventre, E. Gadd will also upgrade the Poltergust G-00 to help Luigi on his mission.

However, after Luigi finds Mario, the two brothers went forth to find the Princess. Which allowed King Boo to capture a unguarded E. Gadd and the other Toads there with him. Luckily, Luigi came to the rescue and defeated King Boo once again, freeing everyone and also ending the terror of the hotel.

After King Boo was defeated, E.Gadd assisted Luigi and his friends in rebuilding the Last Resort complex. Though being the designer, he purposely made the top of the new hotel to look a lot like his hair. He decided to stay at the hotel with Gooigi and the ghosts, biding Luigi and his friends farewell.

Quotes

  • "I'm getting too old for this ghost-catching tomfoolery."
  • "Anyway, nice to meet you. I'm Professor E. Gadd."
  • "I swear, this house seems to have more and more ghosts every day!"
  • "Alright, youngster! Look lively! Follow me, posthaste!"
  • "So your name's Luigi? I think our paths were destined to cross. Well met, Luigi."
  • "If I told anyone else, they'd have me committed."'
  • "So you won this mansion in a contest you didn't even enter? Sounds pretty fishy to me... So you really believe the mansion exists then. Well, I've been living here ever since I was a lad of twenty or so, and I'll tell you... That mansion appeared here just a few days ago! The spirits have fooled you! I don't know if it was a dream or an illusion or whatnot, but I surely wouldn't be too happy winning a haunted house. Now that I get a good look at you, I just remembered a guy with a red hat like yours walked up to the mansion without stopping to chat and he never returned. Was he a dream too? What? That guy was your brother?! That's horrible! He would never stand a chance against those ghosts without my help! You have to go after him!"
  • "Outstanding work! You're like a leopard on the hunt!"
  • "You stalk Boos like a master! Hail the fearless Boo hunter!"
  • "Did you see that Boo just give up at the end, Luigi? Your reputation is spreading!"
  • "Well done, Luigi my boy! This time I have a special bit of information for you! Hey, since you're cleaning the place up anyway, it wouldn't hurt to help out the plants in the mansion. You know what plants like, don't you?"
  • "Well done, Luigi my boy! This time I have a special bit of information for you! Ghosts other than Boos will not appear in the direction you're looking, so you'll have to sneak up on 'em backward... but I bet you knew that already, heh!"
  • "Well done, Luigi my boy! This time I have a special bit of information for you! You've seen some small ghosts other than the Boos, haven't you? Well, I'm pretty sure they're ghosts freed from the paintings of the ghost artist, Van Gore. I had a passel of trouble the first time I captured him... I know that artists strive to give life to their canvasses, but this guy brought ghosts to life every time he picked up a brush!"
  • "The tiger creeps up behind its prey... and strikes like lightning!"
  • "Tip-top, Luigi! You remind me of myself at your age..."
  • "Ho! You're on FIRE, Luigi! ON FIRE!"
  • "You give those Boos what-for, Luigi!"
  • "Unbelievable! There's no stopping you, Luigi!"
  • "You're busting out all kinds of wild techniques today, Luigi!"
  • "Heh heh. Well done, Luigi!"
  • "Fantastic! Way to go, Luigi!"
  • "Tonight I’ll make an old family recipe. Pickled dandelions with barnacles in a diesel marinade!"

Gallery

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“You're all going in a painting! An ensemble portrait is your fate!”

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Trivia

  • The professor's name is a pun of the word "egad" which is a word of surprise.
  • Whenever the professor says Luigi in the textbook, he will always say Ruīji (The Japanese term for Luigi)
  • In his Journal entries for the Luigi's Mansion 3DS Remake, and Luigi's Mansion 3, he always tends to drink a blend of Coffee with a mix of slime energy from a Greenie Ghost. he usually drinks the coffee blend whenever he stops thinking about his ideas, which suggests that the blend makes him smarter or helps him come up with new ideas.
    • Additionally, in one of the images of the credits sequence of Luigi's Mansion 3, he appears to be holding a cup of coffee. This could possibly be a reference to this same blend of coffee.
  • In the E3 version of the first game, E. Gadd lived in the mansion itself and the mansion is famous for being haunted.
  • His appearance is really similar to another Nintendo character named Mako, from The Legend of Zelda series. It's very likely that Mako was based on E. Gadd.
    • His personality also matches a lot with E. Gadd's. Mako's figurine describes him as such: "Mako is called the brains of the ship and the king of invention."
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Protagonists LuigiMarioProfessor Elvin GaddToad
Objects BananaBillBook of PericlesBook of RiddlesCoinDarkness is Their Cheese!E. Gadd's Guide to GhostsElemental MedalFake DoorGold BarGold DiamondKing Boo's CrownList of Mario's dropped itemsLydia's Child-Care DiaryNeville's Big Baby Care DiaryPearlRed DiamondSilver DiamondStone
Poltergust 3000 FlashlightStrobulb (3DS)
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Area Three: Astral HallBalconyBathroomBilliards RoomBottom of the WellCourtyardFortune-Teller's RoomNana's RoomObservatoryProjection RoomRec RoomSafari RoomTea RoomThe Twins' RoomWashroom
Area Four: AltarArmoryArtist's StudioBreaker RoomCellarCeramics StudioClockwork RoomCold StorageGuest RoomPipe RoomRoofSealed RoomSitting RoomTelephone Room
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Poltergust 5000 Dark-Light DeviceFlashlightStrobulb
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Haunted Towers: Botany LabConservatoryCourtyardCrow's NestCryptEast HallEerie StaircaseFamily RoomGardenGardener's DwellingGardener's LabGreenhouseHaunted Towers EntranceHollow TreeHydro GeneratorLaboratoriesLoungeMaintenanceOld GraveyardPlant NurseryRooftop PoolRumpus RoomSeedling LaboratorySewerSkybridgeSolariumTool ShedToolshed StairsTower LobbyTree HouseTree RootWater SupplyWest BathroomWest BedroomWest GardenWest Hall
Old Clockworks: AntechamberBelfryBelfry ClockCanyon HallCanyon NarrowsCanyon StairsCargo RoomClock Tower GateClockmaker's ChambersClockworks CourtContainer YardCrank RoomDrafting OfficeFinishing RoomGear ChamberKiln RoomMaintenance HubMovementsPit SlideQuarryRoundhouseRoundhouse PitService ElevatorStorage RoomStorm CellarSynchro GantrySynchronization RoomTombTransportation HallWarehouseWorkshop
Secret Mine: AirwayBasinChaletChalet ApproachCinder MineCoward's ChasmCrossroadsCrystal QuarryDeep HallDrift HallFrozen PitFishing HutGondolaHigh WiresIce LakeMaintenance RoomPit MineProspector's CrossingShaftSkip SlopeSmokehouseSmuggler's HideoutTerminalUnder the IceWorkshopWorkshop Landing
Treacherous Mansion: Ancient ExhibitArchivesAviation ExhibitBottom of WellCeremonial ChamberCliffsideDark Age ExhibitDungeon CellsEast BalconyEast CorridorEast GalleryFront EntranceGargoyle RoofGrand EastGrand WestGuard TunnelHaunted CatacombsIce Age ExhibitInner CourtyardJungle ExhibitKitchenNautical ExhibitRestroomsSpace ExhibitStudyTerraceTrain ExhibitUnderground LabVerandaWest BalconyWest CorridorWest Gallery
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Characters Luigi • Blue Luigi • PolterpupProfessor Elvin Gadd
Objects BillCoinE-GateGearGold BarHeartKeyMoneyParanormal PortalParascopeRobombRotorTreasure Chest
Poltergust 5000 Dark-Light DeviceFlashlightStrobulb
Ghosts AweberryAwelligatorBad-mintonBanegalBlimp ReaperBlobberflyBlue PimpernelCaweClown FishyCold CatcherCreeperDaisyDreadonflyFootbrawlFright KnightGobberGold GreenieGoolfGo-BeeGreenieHiderHorrorcaJack-goo-lanternLady GugLeoprankPondguinScareamblesScarsSlammerSoccer BallSpookumberStrong GreenieStrong HiderStrong SlammerSun FlowerTerrorangeTether JacketVioletWurdleYukata Ball
Bosses King BooThe BrainThe Three Sisters
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Old Clockworks: Belfry ClockClockworks CourtSynchronization Room (erroneously titled as Gear Chamber) • Warehouse
Treacherous Mansion: East CorridorTerraceWest Corridor
Other BunkerDamageEvershade ValleyGood Night!HP
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Protagonists LuigiGooigiProfessor Elvin GaddPolterpupMarioPrincess PeachToad
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Poltergust G-00 BurstDark-Light DeviceFlashlightFlashlight Type-BPoltergust Type-GStrobulbSuction ShotSuction Shot Type-CSuper Suction
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Non-ghost enemies BatCarnivorous PlantCrowFake CarpetFake DoorMousePiranhaPossessed Garbage BinPossessed Treasure ChestSnakeSpider
Bosses StewardChambreaKrullerChef SoulffléAmadeus WolfgeistKing MacFrightsDr. PotterGodzillaMortyUgClemSerpciNikki, Lindsey, and GinnyCaptain FishhookJohnny DeependDJ PhantasmagloriaHellen GravelyBoolossus (ScareScraper) • King Boo
Floors of The Last Resort B2 - BoilerworksB1 - Basement1F - Grand Lobby2F - Mezzanine3F - Hotel Shops4F - The Great Stage5F - RIP Suites6F - Castle MacFrights7F - Garden Suites8F - Paranormal Productions9F - Unnatural History Museum10F - Tomb Suites11F - Twisted Suites12F - The Spectral Catch13F - Fitness Center14F - The Dance Hall15F - Master SuiteRooftop
Others AchievementsCostumesDamageGalleryGood Night!HPNext Level GamesNintendoNintendo SwitchParanormal PortalRanks
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