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The Boos are back in Luigi's Mansion 3, and we show you how to catch Boos, where to find all the Boos, and what you get for catching them all.

Luigi’s Mansion 3 Boo Locations Guide: How to Find All Boos

The Boos are back in Luigi's Mansion 3, and we show you how to catch Boos, where to find all the Boos, and what you get for catching them all.
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Uncovering Luigi’s Mansion 3 boo locations can be tricky. And knowing how to find all boos isn’t as easy as it is in previous games, but only because there aren’t as many.

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Rather than 50 or so Boos to catch, Luigi’s Mansion 3 only has 16. That’s one for every floor except the final floor, where Helen Gravely resides.

Here’s where all the Boos in Luigi’s Mansion 3 are, how to get them, and what you get once you clear them all out.

How to Catch Boos in Luigi’s Mansion 3

How you catch boos hasn’t changed much since Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon. They don’t appear on a floor until after you’ve cleared out the boss ghost.

After uncovering their location(s), shine the Dark Light on them so they can’t turn invisible, then use the Polgergust to grab them by the tongue.

What comes next is a bit different. Luigi uses the Slam move to knock the Boos around. Unlike with regular ghosts, though, you get 10 chances to Slam the Boo. So keep mashing “A” until it escapes. Then do it all one more time to cram the Boo in the Poltergust for safe keeping.

If you’re not playing with HD Rumble, you won’t feel any haptic feedback when you get close to a Boo. If you do miss the cue or just make a mistake, the Boo will fly out of its hiding place and go into a nearby room to hide again. Try it all once more until you catch it.

It seems where a Boo appears on a specific floor isn’t the same for each player, so while we’ve striven for accuracy in pointing out specific rooms, we also recognize when it’s likely you could find a Boo in a different area. Additionally, the exact location (i.e., dresser, toilet, trash can) will probably be different for you, even if the room is the same.

Floor B1F Boo: Boosement

This one is lurking in the laundry room. We found it by entering from the right, moving in front of the dresser against the left wall, and interacting with it. Out popped Boosement.

Floor 1F Boo: Gumboo

Gumboo is in the Lobby area. Some found it in the gargoyle near the door, but we also found it hiding in one of the tables near the elevator.

Floor 2F Boo: Booigi

Most people are finding Booigi in the Mezzanine bathrooms, the one with fruit all over the place, although one or two found it hidden away in the Dressing Room table.

Floor 3F Boo: Kungboo

There’s a bit more consensus for where Kungboo is; nearly everyone found it in the telephone at the end of the corridor outside the elevator area.

Floor 4F Boo: Boogie

Boogie is in the women’s bathroom in front of the stage on the Great Stage floor.

Floor 5F Boo: Booldog

This one varies a bit as well, though the most common location for Booldog is in E.Gadd’s room (last one on the right, Room 508).

Floor 6F Boo: Boo-at-Arms

Everyone seems to find Boo-at-Arms in a different location.

Some found it in the area overlooking the Coliseum, some in the room right next to that, and some in the first room with the spike trap; for what it’s worth, we found Boo-at-Arms in the room leading to the Coliseum, in a suit of armor.

Floor 7F Boo: Bootanist

The Bootanist is pretty much consistently in the Thorny Bathroom, probably in the tub or the sink.

Floor 8F Boo: Booducer

The Horror Set seems to be the most common place for Booducer on the Paranormal Productions floor, but it could be lurking in any of the four main set areas.

Floor 9F Boo: Boones

Boones is hidden in one of the paintings in the Unnatural History Museum‘s main exhibit area.

Floor B2F Boo: ComBooster

Down in the Boilerworks’ Main Tank area, you’ll come across ComBooster in the fridge — probably. Some found it in the nearby valve room outside the elevator.

Floor 10F Boo: AnuBoo

AnuBoo is more than likely in the Scale Chamber of the Tomb Suites floor. If not there, try the Snake Chamber.

Floor 11F Boo: Boofuddler

Head to the Trainer’s Room in the Twisted Suites, and you should find Boofuddler in the fridge at the back.

Floor 12F Boo: Booccaneer

This one’s up for grabs, really.

We found Booccaneer in the keg on the Beach right when you enter that area, but some found it on the Pirate Ship, and others as far away as in the Grotto Lounge  Fortunately, The Spectral Catch is a pretty small floor, so there aren’t that many places to look anyway.

Floor 13F Boo: Boodybuilder

Boodybuilder (yes, that’s really it’s name), could be in the Yoga Room or it could be hiding out in the Pool Room.

Floor 14F Boo: Boosician

Boosician is more than likely near the elevator. It could be as we found it above, near the trash can. Or it could be in the gift shop nearby or the coatroom (also nearby).

What Do You Get For Catching All the Boos?

That’s a good question! And the answer isn’t quite as good. Other than the fun of hunting them down and capturing them, you get an attachment for Luigi’s flashlight that projects a Boo image onto the wall. Oh well.

That’s it for how to catch Boos in Luigi’s Mansion 3 and where to find all Boos, but be sure to check out our other Luigi’s Mansion 3 guides as well.


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Josh Broadwell started gaming in the early '90s. But it wasn't until 2017 he started writing about them, after finishing two history degrees and deciding a career in academia just wasn't the best way forward. You'll usually find him playing RPGs, strategy games, or platformers, but he's up for almost anything that seems interesting.