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This is the second picture I did for the Super Mario Bros. Monster compendium, and it was this one that sealed my position as staff artist there.

Uncle Grimmly is one of the unique ghost enemies from Luigi's Mansion. A big fan of seclusion in total darkness, he only becomes available to catch when the power goes out after you be Boolossus. In fact, the only way to get the power back ON is to beat him. Uncle Grimmly himself is quite the sinch, but the hard part is FINDING him, and this is perhaps one of the game's most difficult tasks since with the power out, ghosts have returned all through the house, and you can't save. I'll be a bastard and not tell you where he is, but if your really wanna know, go check out his new entry at the compendium.

Just for fun, I went back and fought him again, since I was right at the Boolossus in my current anyway. It didn't help me any more than the portrait of him I already had, but it's always good to pick up any important details that you may otherwise miss if you just look at a picture.

This work was originally posted at [link] on 4/9/06.

Description
This is the second picture I did for the Super Mario Bros. Monster compendium, and it was this one that sealed my position as staff artist there.

Uncle Grimmly is one of the unique ghost enemies from Luigi's Mansion. A big fan of seclusion in total darkness, he only becomes available to catch when the power goes out after you be Boolossus. In fact, the only way to get the power back ON is to beat him. Uncle Grimmly himself is quite the sinch, but the hard part is FINDING him, and this is perhaps one of the game's most difficult tasks since with the power out, ghosts have returned all through the house, and you can't save. I'll be a bastard and not tell you where he is, but if your really wanna know, go check out his new entry at the compendium.

Just for fun, I went back and fought him again, since I was right at the Boolossus in my current anyway. It didn't help me any more than the portrait of him I already had, but it's always good to pick up any important details that you may otherwise miss if you just look at a picture.

This work was originally posted at [link] on 4/9/06.