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These ghosts first appeared in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon as enemies. They are very mischievous and playful. When the Dark Moon was broken, they've become evil, when it was restored they were very friendly. There are multiple types of these Ghosts:
Greenies: They commonly use household objects as an advantage, some even tried to disguise themselves as mummies.
Slammers: They are big and red, commonly angry when the Dark Moon was broken, they have immense strength.
Poltergeist: A ghost who can pick things up with his mind, he loves the piano.
Gobber: A fat, obese ghost that eats a lot and will spit goo.
The Three Sisters: Sister Herlinda, the fat purple one, Sister Lucinda, the small yellow one and Sister Belinda the slim light-green one. They love flowers.
Sneakers: Ghosts who will sneak behind you and scream.
Creepers: A gelatinous ghost who can turn into a puddle.
Hiders: Thin blue ghosts that hide in furniture.
Polterpup: A small ghost dog that loves gold, it's never really meant to harm anyone, only wanting to play.
Posessors: Ghosts who can possess inanimate objects and living beings. They are used as the boss for each mansion.
The ghosts.
The Grouchy possessor, the one that has possessed the spider queen.
The shrewd possessor, who took over the body of ice.
The Harsh Possessor, the one that took over the staircase.
The Overset Possessor, the one that took over the Belfry Clock.
The Tough Posessor, the strongest out of the bunch, split into 2, 3, and 4 to take over multiple suits of armor, and a giant suit of armor.
Secret Mine, an old chalet with a mine under it. It's backstory is said that it used to be active for a long time, then the ghosts came and scared the miners, so the mining operations were cancelled, so years of neglect caused it to overflow with ice and snow. A workshop can be accessed by crossing a chasm, though the gondolas are out of order. Deep in the mine, crystals can be found, they have strengthening qualities. It is also the highest point in Evershade Valley. This is the deepest mansion in the game (aside from Treacherous Mansion) having one main floor and three sub-leveled floors.
Old Clockworks, a clock factory built over an archeological site in the middle of a desert. It's backstory is unknown about what made it abandoned and neglected, though work coats can still be seen hanging on racks. The archeological site can be accessed by tearing down a brick wall in the roundhouse pit. Multiple mining equipment and ancient ceramics can still be found. It was most likely also a train station, due to having a roundhouse and a set of train tracks outside. It's overflowed with sand, and gears are still found rotating.
Gloomy Mansion, an old mansion found in the middle of a plain. Professor E. Gadd has his lab set up here. The mansion appears to date back to the late 1800's, due to finding an old automobile in the garage. Sometimes, a grand piano can be heard deep in the Gloomy Manor, because a Poltergeist normally loves to play the grand piano in the library. (And he's good too.)
Haunted Towers, two towers built around a giant oak tree with overgrown plants. Once owned by the Three Sisters, as for portraits of their living forms can be seen in the family room, 3 beds with carpet coloration matching The Three Sister's colors, and 3 chairs that also has the color scheme. The towers are powered by a complex water system, known as the hydro-generator. The Hollow Tree has strange features, such as having it's own contraptions, it's unknown who built these contraptions, but the tree has an elevator-like platform that can take you to the graveyard. There are also multiple laboratories, containing plants with unnatural features. This is the tallest mansion in game, having five floors. (Along with "?" being the Eerie Staircase and Treehouse)
Treacherous Mansion, a mansion built in the gap of an ocean, and where King Boo hides out. It's backstory is about a globetrotter who had valuable artifacts from Evershade Valley and beyond. It has the most paranormal activity ever "in the history of ever." It has a huge basement, including a laboratory that is based on "Frankenstein's Monster", as a few greenies bought a suit of armor to life for a short time using a bolt of electricity. The basement also has dungeon cells. The dungeon cells were used for unknown reasons due to the owner being a globetrotter, possibly theorizing it was a castle before a mansion, with multiple suits of armor decked through the mansion. The mansion also has exhibits, the first floor having rooms based on history (Ice Age, Egyptian, Some tribal period, unsure if Native American or other, and Dark Age), and the second floor being based on travel. (Space, Aviation, Locomotion, and Nautical) It is the largest mansion in game, having multiple large rooms, 3 floors and 3 basement floors.
The boss of Gloomy Manor. A giant spider queen possessed by a possessor.
The Boss of Haunted Towers. An old wooden stair case, bought to life by a possessor.
The boss of Secret Mine. Supposedly an ice lake bought to life by a possessor, and will tunnel deep underground.
Boss of Old Clockworks, a possessed clock face that will spawn waves of ghosts, beetles, and bomb-bots.
"I'm sorry Luigi! I'll never do it again!"
A map of Evershade Valley. Note that all mansions are the common themes of any other world in the "Super Mario Bros." games.
Gloomy Manor: Plains
Haunted Towers: Forest
Old Clockworks: Desert
Secret Mine: Snowy Area
Treacherous Mansion: Cliffside
Greenies: They commonly use household objects as an advantage, some even tried to disguise themselves as mummies.
Slammers: They are big and red, commonly angry when the Dark Moon was broken, they have immense strength.
Poltergeist: A ghost who can pick things up with his mind, he loves the piano.
Gobber: A fat, obese ghost that eats a lot and will spit goo.
The Three Sisters: Sister Herlinda, the fat purple one, Sister Lucinda, the small yellow one and Sister Belinda the slim light-green one. They love flowers.
Sneakers: Ghosts who will sneak behind you and scream.
Creepers: A gelatinous ghost who can turn into a puddle.
Hiders: Thin blue ghosts that hide in furniture.
Polterpup: A small ghost dog that loves gold, it's never really meant to harm anyone, only wanting to play.
Posessors: Ghosts who can possess inanimate objects and living beings. They are used as the boss for each mansion.
The ghosts.
The Grouchy possessor, the one that has possessed the spider queen.
The shrewd possessor, who took over the body of ice.
The Harsh Possessor, the one that took over the staircase.
The Overset Possessor, the one that took over the Belfry Clock.
The Tough Posessor, the strongest out of the bunch, split into 2, 3, and 4 to take over multiple suits of armor, and a giant suit of armor.
Secret Mine, an old chalet with a mine under it. It's backstory is said that it used to be active for a long time, then the ghosts came and scared the miners, so the mining operations were cancelled, so years of neglect caused it to overflow with ice and snow. A workshop can be accessed by crossing a chasm, though the gondolas are out of order. Deep in the mine, crystals can be found, they have strengthening qualities. It is also the highest point in Evershade Valley. This is the deepest mansion in the game (aside from Treacherous Mansion) having one main floor and three sub-leveled floors.
Old Clockworks, a clock factory built over an archeological site in the middle of a desert. It's backstory is unknown about what made it abandoned and neglected, though work coats can still be seen hanging on racks. The archeological site can be accessed by tearing down a brick wall in the roundhouse pit. Multiple mining equipment and ancient ceramics can still be found. It was most likely also a train station, due to having a roundhouse and a set of train tracks outside. It's overflowed with sand, and gears are still found rotating.
Gloomy Mansion, an old mansion found in the middle of a plain. Professor E. Gadd has his lab set up here. The mansion appears to date back to the late 1800's, due to finding an old automobile in the garage. Sometimes, a grand piano can be heard deep in the Gloomy Manor, because a Poltergeist normally loves to play the grand piano in the library. (And he's good too.)
Haunted Towers, two towers built around a giant oak tree with overgrown plants. Once owned by the Three Sisters, as for portraits of their living forms can be seen in the family room, 3 beds with carpet coloration matching The Three Sister's colors, and 3 chairs that also has the color scheme. The towers are powered by a complex water system, known as the hydro-generator. The Hollow Tree has strange features, such as having it's own contraptions, it's unknown who built these contraptions, but the tree has an elevator-like platform that can take you to the graveyard. There are also multiple laboratories, containing plants with unnatural features. This is the tallest mansion in game, having five floors. (Along with "?" being the Eerie Staircase and Treehouse)
Treacherous Mansion, a mansion built in the gap of an ocean, and where King Boo hides out. It's backstory is about a globetrotter who had valuable artifacts from Evershade Valley and beyond. It has the most paranormal activity ever "in the history of ever." It has a huge basement, including a laboratory that is based on "Frankenstein's Monster", as a few greenies bought a suit of armor to life for a short time using a bolt of electricity. The basement also has dungeon cells. The dungeon cells were used for unknown reasons due to the owner being a globetrotter, possibly theorizing it was a castle before a mansion, with multiple suits of armor decked through the mansion. The mansion also has exhibits, the first floor having rooms based on history (Ice Age, Egyptian, Some tribal period, unsure if Native American or other, and Dark Age), and the second floor being based on travel. (Space, Aviation, Locomotion, and Nautical) It is the largest mansion in game, having multiple large rooms, 3 floors and 3 basement floors.
The boss of Gloomy Manor. A giant spider queen possessed by a possessor.
The Boss of Haunted Towers. An old wooden stair case, bought to life by a possessor.
The boss of Secret Mine. Supposedly an ice lake bought to life by a possessor, and will tunnel deep underground.
Boss of Old Clockworks, a possessed clock face that will spawn waves of ghosts, beetles, and bomb-bots.
"I'm sorry Luigi! I'll never do it again!"
A map of Evershade Valley. Note that all mansions are the common themes of any other world in the "Super Mario Bros." games.
Gloomy Manor: Plains
Haunted Towers: Forest
Old Clockworks: Desert
Secret Mine: Snowy Area
Treacherous Mansion: Cliffside
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The Sneaker's this guy:
It's a HE. Not a she. He looks feminine and I see why, but it's not. Just a heads up.))
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Happy birthday 🎂🎊🎁🎈🎉 🥳
Hi there Fellow Ghosts, It's really nice to meet ya.
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