Luigi’s Mansion

Luigi’s Mansion (2001)

Luigi wins a mansion in a contest he never entered so he informs Mario and they agree to meet up at the mansion that evening. Luigi follows a map to the mansion located in a dark forest but can not find Mario so he enters the mansion alone. He is attacked by ghosts but is saved by Professor Elvin Gadd (E. Gadd) who deters the ghost with the Poltergust 3000 vacuum cleaner.

Professor E. Gadd explains the mansion is supernatural in origin and only appeared a few days prior. He saw Mario heading towards the mansion, but has not seen him since. E. Gadd entrusts Luigi with his ghost-hunting equipment, the Poltergust 3000 and Game Boy Horror communication device, as the latter re-enters the mansion to find Mario.

As Luigi explores the mansion, he discovers that it was created by King Boo to shelter the now-freed special ghosts that E. Gadd had previously captured and turned into paintings with a large machine dubbed the "Ghost Portrificationizer". King Boo subsequently sent the false notification of Luigi winning the mansion to lure the brothers into a trap.

Luigi recaptures the escaped ghosts, 50 Boos, and discovers that Mario has been trapped inside of a painting by King Boo and held captive in a secret ritualistic altar in the mansion's basement. Luigi defeats King Boo and frees Mario.

In an epilogue, as a sign of gratitude towards Luigi for all his help, E. Gadd has a new non-haunted house for him built on the former site of the mansion.

F.A.Q.

Reward for Capturing 50 Boos: if the player captures all 50 Boos, they will be rewarded with a large diamond.

Unlock Hidden Mansion Mode: to unlock Hidden Mansion mode (hard mode with a different mansion layout), the player must complete the game once.