Luigi's Mansion 3: Difference between revisions

* [[No OSHA Compliance]]: This hotel is a complete mess, and can't be even close to being up to code. There's garbage all over the floor, furniture is haphazardly strewn about, rats, bats, and spiders are everywhere (both the normal and ghost types) and the restaurant would be shut down in a minute if the health inspector ever saw it. There's no fire escape or even stairway other than a maintenance stairway connecting the first floor with the second, an obvious fire hazard. Of course, this is likely how the intended clientele of the place - ghosts - would like it.

* [[Intrepid Merchant]]: In the previous games, Luigi was able to collect a lot of money, gold, and gems; in this game, Professor E. Gadd gives him something to spend it all on, opening an internet shop in his lab with instant delivery. The Gold Bones are the most valuable merchandise, and [[Free Sample Plot Coupon| the first one is free!]]

* [[Lethal Chef]]: Chef Soulfflé, the boss of the Mezzanine, overlaps this Trope with [[Chef of Iron]] and [[Evil Chef]]. When Luigi first enters the kitchen, Soulfflé is totally hidden in a cloud of smoke from whatever he's cooking (presumably fish) that covers half the room. His kitchen is also a complete mess that most cooks would find unsanitary, and the walk-in refrigerator is worse, holding a gigantic angler fish inside! (Fortunately, it's not dangerous.) Of course, a common trend among the boss ghosts in the game is their incompetence at whatever job they're supposed to be doing. You know, seeing as they're ghosts.

* [[Money Spider]]: The Gold Ghosts from ''Dark Moon'' return. Like before, they are ''very'' fast and very slippery, and successfully bagging one gives you a LOT of coins.