Stone (Luigi's Mansion)
- This article is about the items from Luigi's Mansion. For the items from Wario Land 4, see jewel.
Stones, also known as Jewels, are valuable collectibles found in Luigi's Mansion. They come in three color variations: Blue Stones[1] (aka Blue Jewels)[2] (500,000G each), Green Stones[1] (aka Green Jewels)[2] (800,000G each), and Red Stones[1] (aka Red Jewels)[2] (1,000,000G each). Ten of each color can be found in the mansion, totaling 23,000,000G. One more Green Stone was added to the Nintendo 3DS remake, making a new total of 23,800,000G. To find all the Stones, Luigi has to water all the plants he can find; examine a variety of objects such as buckets, gutters, and gold chandeliers; catch Speedy Spirits; and light up all the rooms in the mansion except for the third and Basement floor hallways. However, only five of each color can be found in the PAL version's Hidden Mansion as the majority of Speedy Spirits and Gold Mice drop Blue Diamonds instead. In the original version, when Luigi obtains a Stone, the sprite of him on the Game Boy Horror is his jumping sprite from the Super Mario All-Stars version of Super Mario Bros. Gems from Luigi's Mansion's sequel, Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, bear a resemblance to Stones, though they do not grant any gold.
Stones are located in the following rooms:
- Blue Stones
- Balcony (2F): Water the middle plant.
- Butler's Room: Examine the bucket found in the southwestern corner.
- Hidden Room: Clear the room of ghosts, then open the revealed chest.
- Kitchen: Suck up the Speedy Spirit found in the dishwasher near the western door.*
- Hallway (2F): Suck up the random Gold Mouse.*
- Billiards Room: Suck up the Speedy Spirit found in the chair.* (Before blackout only)
- Fortune-teller's Room: Suck up the Gold Mouse in the cheese piece.*
- Breaker Room: Suck up the Speedy Spirit found in the table.* (Before blackout only)
- Guest Room: Water the plant.
- Secret Altar: Vacuum the middle chandelier.
- Green Stones
- Study: Suck up the Gold Mouse in the cheese piece.*
- Master Bedroom: Water the plant.
- Hidden Room (x2): (1) Clear the room of ghosts, then open the revealed chest. (2) Suck up the Speedy Spirit found in the rightmost chest.* (Blackout only)
- Dining Room: Suck up the Speedy Spirit found in the cabinet on the left.*
- Kitchen: Suck up the random Gold Mouse.*
- Courtyard: Water the plant northeast of the fountain.
- Third Floor Balcony (x2): (1) Water a plant in the southeastern corner and the third plant from the northwestern corner respectively.
- Sealed Room: Suck up the Speedy Spirit found in the chest to the right of the table.*
- Sealed Room: In the chest on the ground to the northeast (3DS version only)
- Red Stones
- Study: Suck up the Speedy Spirit found in the chair.*
- Conservatory: Suck up the Speedy Spirit found in the piano bench.* (Blackout only)
- Hidden Room: Clear the room of ghosts, then open the revealed chest.
- Kitchen: Light the stove by using Fire.
- Graveyard: Search the pipe in the southeastern corner.
- Rec Room: Suck up the Speedy Spirit found in the fitness machine.*
- Tea Room: Suck up the Gold Mouse in the cheese piece.*
- Tea Room: Suck up the random Gold Mouse.*
- Tea Room: Search the drawer on the right.
- Ceramics Studio: Search one of the vases.
* - Replaced by a Blue Diamond in the PAL Hidden Mansion.
References[edit]
- ^ a b c Sinfield, George (2001). Luigi's Mansion Player's Guide. Nintendo of America (American English). ISBN 1-930206-14-3. Page 95.
- ^ a b c Bogenn, Tim (November 21, 2001). Luigi's Mansion Official Strategy Guide. BradyGAMES (American English). ISBN 0-7440-0119-6. Page 11.
