User:ZeroTwo64/Sandbox/King Boo

Main Series King Boo= "Mwahahaha! Now what do we have here? Why, if it isn't my old pal Luigi! Or is it Baby Luigi? I can't tell the difference. Hey, remember the time when you trapped me in a painting for all eternity? Good times. But guess what? I GOT OUT! And now I'm painting the town red! Yes, it was I who broke the Dark Moon! This power-enhancing jeweled crown of mine made it easy. And now that all the ghosts of Evershade Valley are under my control... It's time to take my rightful place as supreme ruler of your world! You, that annoying scientist, and all your friends will look great hanging from the wall of my throne room! Aaaaaahahaha!"
 * -|Luigi's Mansion King Boo=King_Boo_3.png

- King Boo

Summary
King Boo is a recurring villain in the Super Mario Bros. franchise, actually taking up the banner as “main villain” for the Luigi's Mansion series.

In the main series, he is one of Bowser's most trusted and most powerful minions.

In the Luigi's Mansion series, King Boo is, at best, an ally of Bowser's. He is a completely distinct villain. In the first Luigi's Mansion, King Boo grew a hatred towards Professor Elvin Gadd, who had captured Boolossus and locked them up. Due to his genuine care for the Boos, King Boo infiltrated Elvin's lab and reverted Boolossus back to normal, in the process, reverting the converted ghost portraits back into actual ghosts as well. He had then materialized a mansion that would serve as a home for his ghosts. He seen them all with some importance, but, of course, showed a favoritism towards Boos. He then decided to trick Luigi into entering the mansion, where he seized his opportunity and apprehended them, only successfully doing so to Mario, who had been called there by Luigi; Luigi was saved by Elvin Gadd. And while he was a bit insane already--commenting on how the way Mario pleads for help satisfies him--this is nothing compared to later.

After his first defeat and imprisonment, King Boo grows a darker side to him. A sociopathic side that only wants to see the Mario Bros. suffer--basically becoming a sadist. In the sequel, Dark Moon, King Boo returns, as Gadd had sold him at an auction, allowing him to escape his portrait prison. From there, he hunted down, captured and transmutated Mario into a painting, and carried him away. King Boo mainly had a burning hatred towards Luigi, which is very clearly shown in his ending speech in this game (see: quote). King Boo desired to actually kill the Bros., and now sees the ghosts, who were once friends, as mere tools and pawns. He considers their capture as a slight mishap rather than an assault.

King Boo, without hesitation, attempts to collapse the Mario Bros. universe. When it was saved, King Boo sends his last Possessor Ghost as a distraction. When Luigi defeats the ghost and heads back towards the lab with Gadd, King Boo stops him, and yanks him back into his own universe, trapping him. As a method of making Luigi suffer--which King Boo, at this point, enjoys, and even gleefully laughs at, King Boo zooms around Luigi, making him so dizzy, he falls onto his butt. He purposely attempts to scare Luigi. What does he want, though? He desires for Luigi to meet a fate worse than death. Alone. And afraid. What fate? To be ensnared in a painting devoid of any life, any motion, any sense of anything--just, blankness. King Boo reveals that this is his plan for every single one of Luigi's friends, as well--maintaining his slasher smile the whole time in doing so.

He then taunts Luigi by dangling Mario's painting in front of him. Right when Luigi is a few inches away, King Boo teleports the painting away and appears in place of it, horrifying Luigi. Then, he finally gives his sociopathic speech about enslavement (taking control of the ghosts and using them for his own gain against their will), murder (paint the town red), and universal destruction/conquering ("it's time to take my rightful place as supreme ruler of your world"), all whilst purposefully insulting Luigi for his cowardice and forcing him to simply stand there, petrified in fear.

Powers and Stats
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Name: King Boo

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Gender: Male

Age: Unknown

Classification: The King of All Ghosts, The Master of Illusions

Powers and Abilities: Superhuman strength, speed, durability, reflexes and agility, Transcendent Ghost Physiology, Energy Manipulation, Intangibility, Data Manipulation (Halted Luigi's pixels, pulled them back, and reformed him within his own universe), Data Conversion (Created his own data transfer and turned Luigi from data to atoms, and put him together casually. Presumably, King Boo can do the exact opposite, too), Pixel Manipulation (Moved inside of a picture that is otherwise devoid of any life), Ally Affinity (Only works with Boos), Reflection Manipulation, Absolute Illusion, Flight, Teleportation, Reality Warping, Sealing, Resistance to Sealing, Telekinesis, Force-Field Generation, Pyrokinesis, Hydrokinesis, Cyrokinesis, Electrokinesis, Fog Generation, Transmutation, Summoning, Corruption Manipulation, Space and Time Manipulation, Matter Manipulation (Subatomic; Sub-Particular), Size Manipulation, Shapeshifting, Absolute Darkness, Duplication, Regeneration (Low-Godly; can be seemingly destroyed, but because he's a ghost, his consciousness remains. Can also regenerate from seemingly nothing), One Hit Kill and Immortality (Types 7 [which crosses over with Types 1 and 3] and 8; reliant on his crown)

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Notable Attacks/Techniques:
 * Blue Flame Breath: King Boo breathes blue fire, either as fireballs that home in, or as giant fireball bullets that explode like bombs upon contact with a foe.
 * Purple Lightning Shoot: King Boo shoots purple lightning from his crown, which can act as actual lightning, or have special effects, like corruption and/or transmutation, as well as sealing.

Key: Standard | In the Luigi's Mansion series | In Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam | In Super Mario-Kun

NOTE: The Standard key serves a different purpose than other keys. Unlike other keys, the Standard key draws from feats across the franchise for the sole purpose of scaling, and to make a key bent on consistency for Mario characters. This is why its attack potency is from several different games within entirely different genres. Its only purpose is to scale others from using the most consistent feats.