Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon
The boxart.
Developer(s)	Next Level Games
Publisher(s)	Nintendo
Platform(s)	Nintendo 3DS
Genre(s)	Action/Adventure/Puzzle
Release Date(s)
March 24, 2013
Mode(s)
Single-Player/Online Multiplayer
Rating(s)
PEGI: 7 ERSB: E
Media Included	Nintendo 3DS Game Card Digital Download

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon (Luigi's Mansion 2 in Europe and Japan) is an upcoming sequel to Luigi's Mansion for the Nintendo 3DS. In this game, the Dark Moon shatters into smithereens. Luigi must find the pieces and put the moon back together.

Contents 1 Story 2 Gameplay 3 Characters 3.1 Protagonists 3.2 Supporting 3.3 Other 3.4 Species 4 Mansions 5 Items 6 Enemies and Bosses 6.1 Enemies 6.2 Bosses 7 Rooms 8 Gallery 9 Trivia 10 Links 11 Comments

StoryEdit

Professor Elvin Gadd has been researching ghosts in Evershade Valley, but when the Dark Moon shatters, the once friendly ghosts turn evil. Luigi then goes to search for the scattered pieces of the Dark Moon and solve this problem.

GameplayEdit

There are 5 mansions, and 5 pieces being help by possesor ghosts. Luigi must traverse between the three to find the pieces, he must use the poltergust 5000, with the strobe bulb and dark light device to solve puzzles, capture ghosts, and power e gadds's machinery. The game also features a multiplayer mode called the scarescraper, and to replace the GAMEBOY HORROR, comes the DUAL SCRAEM: a ds which professor e gadd uses to communicate with Luigi. The DUAL SCREAM also has a minimap just like the GAMEBOY HORROR.  Its  important locations are marked with "!"

CharactersEdit

ProtagonistsEdit

• Luigi: The main playable character, he has to travel between five mansions to find all the pieces of the Dark Moon.

SupportingEdit

• Professor E. Gadd: He will transport Luigi between mansions.
• Toad, Blue Toad and Yellow Toad: They appear in random spots of the mansions and Luigi needs to save them.

OtherEdit

• King Boo: He is controlling the Dark Moon. He is the main villain/antagonist in this game.

SpeciesEdit

• Boo
• Ghosts

MansionsEdit

In this game, Luigi needs travel between three mansions, they are:

• Gloomy Manor: A standard mansion.
• Haunted towers: A pair of towers with loads of exotic plants.
• Old Clockworks: A clockwork factory
• Secret Mine: a mine with a cottage, its not really a mansion but it is still big.
• Treacherous Mansion: The hardest mansion in the game and the last, very rarely is there a ghost that isn't crystalized in this mansion.

ItemsEdit

Enemies and BossesEdit

EnemiesEdit

see Enemies

BossesEdit

• All the possesors and king boo.

RoomsEdit

GalleryEdit

TriviaEdit

• In the most recent trailer, when Luigi get into the elevator, a piece of music from Mario Strikers Charged appears. Both games are developed by Next Level Games.

LinksEdit

• Official Website.