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Luigi's Mansion is one of the launch titles for the GameCube. After foolishly believing that he's won a mansion from a contest he never entered, Luigi arrives to find that Mario has already been taken inside. Now it's up to Luigi to find and pull Mario out of this mess, while the ghosts who own the mansion try to scare him. Unfortunately, his only line of defense is a vacuum cleaner.

An enhanced port of the game was released on the Nintendo 3DS in 2018.

• 13Invisible Furniture
• 15Unused Paths

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Early Mansion Image

An earlier design for the mansion can be seen in the background image used on the title screen. In the cutscene played at the beginning of the game, chimneys can be seen on top of the mansion; they are not present on the title screen's background. This implies that the title screen was created before the mansion's design was finalized.

Unused Multiplayer Splitscreen

An unused two player splitscreen can be activated with a simple Action Replay code. When the code is activated, a second Luigi will spawn and it will bind the second controller port to it. When both Luigi are near each other, only the first player's camera is shown; moving further away causes the game to go into splitscreen mode. The second Luigi may act a little broken, since you can't properly stun ghosts as well as enter rooms that the first Luigi isn't it. Doors will take a while for the second Luigi to enter through, and captured ghosts by the second Luigi won't actually count.

Unused Multiplayer Splitscreen:

Unused Poisoned State

Luigi has an unused 'poisoned' state in which he moans, loses health (and coins), expels purple heart particles, plays a wobbling sound and uses an unused animation called DOKU_LP (POISON_LOOP) in which he dances between each foot and holds himself while choking. In the animation he also uses the otherwise unused sad eyes texture and puffs his cheeks out. At the end of the animations he slaps his face.

To activate it, enter one of the following Action Replay codes and then press B + D-Pad Up:

Unused Luigi States

The game also still holds three more unused modes for Luigi, which consist in a near-identical replica of the crawl sequence used when the purple ghosts (nicknamed by fans as 'Bashers') scared him at the E3 2001 demo, the pink ghost scare attack from the Nintendo Difference build, and an otherwise unseen 'alert' mode.

The first has Luigi's health limit be capped to its half, 50 HP, while he crawls uncontrollably across the room he's in, on a very similar fashion to E3 2001. It should be noted that, despite the similarity to the earlier build's crawl sequence, this routine seems to have been updated with a couple of features such as a sweat particle effect which is used in Toad's crying animation on the retail build, and the way he crawls automatically - control stick input only changing his direction - and much faster in comparison. There are unused ghost animations associated with this.

The second routine caps his health to 70 HP, as happens with the pink ghost's scare seen on Nintendo Difference. However, Luigi's movement speed is lowered and his head is locked to a looking-down position; although that's apparently the maximum extent of this state, the game is actually attempting to make him play an animation that is not defined properly, so it defaults to 00 (Wait/Standstill) instead.

The third, interestingly, only seems to trigger on lit rooms. When in this state, Luigi enters a frightened/scared state, which plays in place of his normal idle animation, and the engine plays one of his 'uneasy' voice clips. He also tiptoes instead of walking during movement.

Start crawl routine upon damage:

E. Gadd's Lab Oddities

Using an Action Replay code, it is possible to control Luigi in the main room of E. Gadd's Lab. The room is larger than it appears to be, and several things suggest it was once a playable area, rather than merely part of a cutscene:

• It is recommended to start a new save file if the code is active.
• There are two doors, neither of which can be opened since its part of the room geometry and not as a separate door. One can barely be seen normally, while the other is never seen. The unseen door leads to the Training Room, which ended up being an option on the menu.
• Behind E. Gadd is a ladder. It might look like a decoration, but it can actually be climbed to a certain extent. Once you hit the apex of the ladder, you will fall down and land on or close to E. Gadd.
• E. Gadd's Lab has a minimap, normally visible from the Game Boy Horror in the same manner as the one for the mansion. The only two places you can view it from are the Training Room and the Gallery, since you don't have control of Luigi in the other parts of E. Gadd's Lab.
• If Luigi lands on E. Gadd's head he will act as if he's in a cold environment, triggering his cold animation.

Always able to move (PAL):

Map Modifier (for E. Gadd's Lab)

Removed Graveyard Stake

A stake can be seen in the Graveyard in prerelease screenshots, but not in the final game. However, it still exists in the simplified version of the area used for the Balcony (area2/room_11) and the same model file as used for that (a_kui_1.bin) exists unused in the actual Graveyard (area2/room_16). In the 3DS version, a remade model can be found in in the Balcony files, but it isn't actually placed and the model doesn't exist in the Graveyard files anymore.

Lighting up the Mansion

By using the Action Replay code below, it's possible to turn on the lights in areas where they never turn on. Since hallway sections only become lit after the area's boss has been defeated, the basement hallway and 3rd floor hallway lights never turn on due to their boss being the final boss which ends the game once defeated.

PAL code:

Key over the Door to the Parlor

If the key to the Parlor is obtained while in possession of the Game Boy Horror, a key icon will appear over the door to the Parlor like any other key. However, this is normally not visible since the key is obtained before the player has access to the Game Boy Horror.

Collision Mesh

Map9, the arena on the mansion's roof where Luigi battles King Boo and Bowser, has an unused collision mesh floating far above the ground, out of reach. It appears to follow the outline of the two chimneys and the elevator room, suggesting that it was a barrier to keep things from going out of bounds. The reason it was dummied out is unclear.

DolphinOS Build Dates

The OS build dates for all three versions of the game are present within start.dol. The Japanese build date is located at 0x20A438, the US build date is located at 0x215158, and the European build date is located at 0x20A438.

Unused Textbox Color Variants

The unused icons have a place for the listed boxes. The first one is dialogue for the Gold Ghost seen in prerelease versions, second is Bowser's, and third is Mario's. The Mario one ended up being used in the 3DS remake.

Invisible Furniture

The Twins' Room

On the Twins' Room's fourth wall, there is an invisible piece of furniture that Luigi can interact with by tapping or sucking. It seems to act as a drawer/cabinet by default. It has a scanbox that shares the same positions as the model's, and it seems to be the same size of a poster scanbox - although nothing happens when it's scanned.

The Roof

In the doorframe on the roof, there's a piece of invisible furniture that can be interacted with and scanned. However, when scanned, Luigi only speaks the first line of text from the furniture scan event's (event77) dialogue file since no scan ID was assigned to the furniture. This also applies to the other furniture scanboxes on the rooftop since none of their scan dialogue was assigned either. This invisible furniture is also present on the King Boo/Bowser fight arena (map9).

The Storage Room

In the Storage Room, there's an invisible pole where the fake wall is. Attempting to interact with it freezes Luigi and displays him saying 'Huh..?'. It can also be interacted with the Game Boy Horror, but the same results are given. The Game Boy Horror scanboxes are shown for reference. Oddly enough, there is also a Conservatory poster out of bounds. Nothing happens when it's scanned as well.

Unused Speedy Spirits

The game actually was meant to have 25 Speedy Spirits, but only 15 of those are used (iyapoo1-15) - the other 10 (iyapoo16-25) were scrapped. Apparently, only types 16-20 still have their actors intact; interestingly, they also don't seem to use the behavior code section commonly used by Speedies (named EnItemObake.) Types 21-25 seem to have had their actors deleted and only parameter files / DOL actor entries remain for them, which means they cannot be spawned into the game at all. Types 16-20 which still have theirs can be spawned - although they seem 100% broken from a first glance, using the GBH's scanner to see them (or editing their enemyinfo's invisible property to 0) reveals they're using the fuyu animation on the background, and they also have hearts; however, they can't be interacted with in any way.

Unused Paths

Unused Skeleton Ghost Path

There are two unused paths for the main mansion, called skul_23_1 and skul_23_2. 'skul' refers to the skeleton ghosts called Mr. Bones, while '23' refers to the 23rd room in the mansion's data, the Courtyard. There are similarly-named path files for the Mr. Bones ghosts that appear in the Graveyard and in the Telephone Room, but no Mr. Bones appear in the Courtyard in the final game, rendering these paths unused.

Unused Kitchen Grabber Path

obake_8_1, the path used for the Kitchen's Flash ghost, has an identical duplicate under the name topoo_8_1; 'topoo' is the internal name for the Grabbing Ghosts and '8' refers to the 8th room in the mansion's room archive data, the Kitchen. A screenshot from an earlier build of the game in the Instruction Booklet (page 17) suggests that this path was named as such because of a scrapped red Grabber Ghost that also used to be in the Kitchen.

Spinning Coin

Far out of the mansion's bounds, active in every room is a single floating coin. It is believed that the coin was once the one used in the E3 2001 build's coin counter, as it uses a rotating animation practically identical to the one the coin was seen using in the E3 2001 build. However, it appears to be used for the 'observer' objects, relative to some models position.It has no collision and triggers/does nothing when interacted with.

Inaccessible Blackout Ghosts

The Sitting Room and Guest Room have blackout ghosts that are inaccessible during the blackout, effectively making them unused. The Sitting Room has four Temper Terror ghosts while the Guest Room has two Temper Terror ghosts and two Garbage Can Ghosts. This could imply these rooms were accessible during the blackout in early versions of the game.

Unused Door Cutscenes

In Luigi's Mansion, there are certain doors blocked by force fields that lead to the next area. These doors have cutscenes for Luigi trying to open them while locked. Although, the force fields on these doors won't disappear until Luigi has the keys for them, leaving those cutscenes unused.

Unseen Training Room Wall

The back wall of the Training Room is modeled, but you still can't see behind you because you can't use the Game Boy Horror in this area. It's also modelled in the 3DS remake.

CVS Files / Internal Project Name

Most (or all) directories and sub-directories (except those contained within archives) contain the CVS files 'Entries', 'Repository' and 'Root' . According to the 'Root' files, the game's internal project name is 'project1'. In the 'Root' files you can also see Nintendo's server for working on the game and the account of the 'Main Program' staff member, Hiroki Sotoike, accessing it.

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