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It's literally called an illusion in the Level Name, Description, and Mission.
Wow.
Wow.
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That doesn't mean the spatial distortions and other weird shit was real those are obviously the illusions.So was the Mansion that disappeared like an illusion, only to leave behind money Luigi collected to buy a house.
? Luigi buying a house with money made in the Mansion by King Boo has nothing to do with levels. What?You seem to be under the idea that it's not an illusion as long as you are able to play it in a level.
What? There is no logic or statements that separates the Money's existence from the Mansion's existence.That doesn't mean the spatial distortions and other weird shit was real those are obviously the illusions.
? Where is the proof thats the canon ending when Dark Moon starts Luigi off in a different house than the one Luigi shares with his brother in Paper Mario and the Mario & Luigi's seriesLuigi only ended up having to buy a tent in the end
Trolling at this point.King Boo might as well be using his own version of Naruto Tsukuyomi
That's what I'm referring to, where's the money if he's living in that house?? Where is the proof thats the canon ending when Dark Moon starts Luigi off in a different house than the one Luigi shares with his brother in Paper Mario and the Mario & Luigi's series
... he used the money to buy the house and furniture. That's where the money went.That's what I'm referring to, where's the money if he's living in that house?
Don't forget that the tent is one of the endings
Low key doesn't matter either way, since Luigi is still using the money from the mansion to purchase things.
It also has nothing to do with the level not being an illusion, which it is.? Luigi buying a house with money made in the Mansion by King Boo has nothing to do with levels. What?
"This completely unrelated thing is real which means the illusions is an illusion"What? There is no logic or statements that separates the Money's existence from the Mansion's existence.
I don't need to, but I'll do it anyway; I mean as in odd stuff being an illusion being the take that takes less speculation, like things being warped, spaces being bigger inside something than what they look like from the outside, etc.should be under the suspicion of being an illusion
I think Creation and Destruction are considered equivalent but don’t quote me on that.I took a quick look at this calc, I'm not sure if I can support the method. It relies on 4-A destruction, not creation!
The Money and Levels have everything to do with each other. How else did Luigi obtain the money? Where else did the money come from? Its not reasonable to ignore the money to fit a self-made narrative.It(the money) also has nothing to do with the level not being an illusion, which it is.
No idea what you are quoting."This completely unrelated thing is real which means the illusions is an illusion"
Not overreacting to your comment. In the talk of common sense for Mario, Luigi's Mansion 1's architect should raise some alarms with how IRL it looks, in the Mario franchise. Not that it has done it before or since, but very rarely.My common sense instantly tells me that the places are overall real but anything slightly odd there should be under the suspicion of being an illusion, like weird backgrounds. I hope no one overreacts to this.
I took a quick look at this calc, I'm not sure if I can support the method. It relies on 4-A destruction, not creation!
I think Creation and Destruction are considered equivalent but don’t quote me on that.
So why did the Treasure Luigi didn’t collect from the Mansion disappear along with the Mansion, if they were 2 separate things?You literally posted a scan saying that the mansion isn't real, unlike the treasure left behind, so yes.
Talking about the treasure being real recontextualises the latter thing said as it comes out of nowhere while following it with a "but". This much was Matt's thought process, he did nothing wrong unless making drawings for everything he says is needed, regardless of complexity. So as always, those "Matt how could you", "Oh Matt is doing X", etc. are uncalled for, they're unnecessarily passionate and that prevents anyone from thinking as well as they could.Mansion stated to disappear into the night. Matt takes that as to mean it was not real and Luigi was high on shrooms the whole time. Matt furthers own Narrative.
Egad says the Treasure seems to be real, meaning Egad isn't sure but it didn't disappear. Matt introduce headcanon that it means King Boo didn't create the treasure.
So why did the Treasure Luigi didn’t collect from the Mansion disappear along with the Mansion, if they were 2 separate things?
Do I need to deconstruct what I meant by that?the places are overall real but anything slightly odd there should be under the suspicion of being an illusion
Do I need to deconstruct what I meant by that?
Huh? I don't understand. You haven't brought up any evidence that separates the Money from everything else King Boo has made. It sounds like a lot of unnecessary guess work. I don't know how to be more polite in saying that.So may no one here grab some non-illusion and claim everything to not be an illusion, it doesn't look good.