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* [[Breakout Character]]: Hellen. Less than a month after the game's debut, fans were already putting her on lists of desired characters for any new installments of ''[[Mario Kart]]'' and ''[[Mario Party]]''.
* [[Bungling Inventor]]: According to a comic tie-in, Gooigi is invented when Professor Gadd accidentally spills coffee into some ectoplasm he's studying which somehow animates it.
* [[Demonic Possession]]: Several bosses can possess objects and turn them into monsters. Amadeus Wolfgeist uses his piano, Ug uses a T-Rex skeleton, and Captain Fishook possesses his entire pirate ship!▼
** The game also introduces small ghosts who look like violet spheres. Unlike the more familiar blue ones who turn objects invisible, these turn objects like trash cans and chests into monsters that can attack Luigi. In one room, they possess the key he needs and turns it into a gold rabbit who tries to run away. Like the blue orbs, violet orbs can be purged from an object with the Dark Light.▼
* [[Dragon-in-Chief]]: Hellen Gravely is the antagonist Luigi interacts the most with, but she is, in fact, King Boo's accomplice.▼
* [[Canine Companion]]: Polterpup - from the second game - frequently appears to help Luigi. First he serves as a target during the tutorial stage. Afterwards, once Luigi gains some [[1-Up| Golden Bones]], he can revive Luigi like he did in the previous game. And he frequently shows up to give Luigi hints on hard puzzles.
* [[Cats Are Mean]]: Hellen's beloved ghost cat Polterkitty gives Luigi a terrible time, swiping his hard-won elevator buttons after two boss fights and leading him on a chase to recover them. When found, she goes [[One-Winged Angel]] and turns into a vicious cat-beast. Ironically, Polterpuppy doesn't bear any animosity towards her.
* [[Cats Have Nine Lives]]: It isn't obvious unless you actually keep track, but when you finally capture Polterkitty, you'll have, over the course of fighting her on five floors, reduced her HP to zero a grand total of nine times.
* [[Climax Boss]]: The three Toads are being guarded by Hellen Gravely's strongest employees. They are Amadeus Wolfgeist, Ug, and Captain Fishook. Mario is being guarded by Hellen Gravely herself.
* [[Cute Monster Girl]]: Serpci, DJ Phantasmagloria and the three sisters Nikki, Lindsey, Ginny play it straight. Hellen is one too, although when she's angry, her makeup runs, giving her a hideous [[Game Face]]
▲* [[Demonic Possession]]: Several bosses can possess objects and turn them into monsters. Amadeus Wolfgeist uses his piano, Ug uses a T-Rex skeleton, and Captain Fishook possesses his entire pirate ship!
▲** The game also introduces small ghosts who look like violet spheres. Unlike the more familiar blue ones who turn objects invisible, these turn objects like trash cans and chests into monsters that can attack Luigi. In one room, they possess the key he needs and turns it into a gold rabbit who tries to run away. Like the blue orbs, violet orbs can be purged from an object with the Dark Light.
▲* [[Dragon-in-Chief]]: Hellen Gravely is the antagonist Luigi interacts the most with, but she is, in fact, King Boo's accomplice.
* [[Devil in Plain Sight]]: Hellen is this at the beginning. Right from the first trailer, fans saw something suspicious about this woman that Luigi, Mario, and Peach clearly didn't, and indeed, she's one of the [[Big Bad Duumvirate]] luring them into a trap.
* [[Dismantled MacGuffin]]: Overlaps with [[Broken Bridge]]. The hotel has 17 floors (15 numbered floors, the basement, and sub-basement), and most are only accessible via the elevator, but the ghosts have swiped all the elevator's buttons. Luigi thus has to hunt them all down; with each Boss defeated, Luigi gains a button, meaning each victory grants him access to a new floor.
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