Chauncey's Gold Frame picture
"Why do you have to be bigger than meeee? I've had enough!" - Chauncey
Chauncey also known as "the spoiled baby" is the first boss of the game Luigi's Mansion. He is the ghost of the third (possibly fourth) child of Neville and Lydia (two ghosts that Luigi must capture in order to fight against him) and the little brother of the twins Henry and Orville, who are to be captured later in the game. His profile says that he was born as as ghost.
Chauncey is playful, fun-loving and mischievous but also capricious and short tempered, with a strong dislike for grown-ups as well as everything bigger than him. Like his older brothers, he acts out of a strange conception of fun, rather than real malevolence. He and his brothers enjoy playing with other people, (whether the other likes it or not) and use rather dangerous toys. He owns a magic rattle that grants him powerful magical abilities.
Chauncey's Silver Frame picture
Chauncey is likely responsible for bewitching the chandelier in the entrance: Whenever Luigi walks under it, the chandelier falls and a cackle identical to Chauncey's is heard. Also, after Chauncey is captured, the chandelier becomes harmless.
When Luigi enters the nursery Chauncey doesn't pay him any attention until he uses his Poltergust 3000 to rock the rocking horse. Chauncey then asks Luigi to "play" with him and starts making his three teddy bears fly towards the plumber. If Luigi vacuums the teddy bears, Chauncey will try to punch him. Luigi needs to catch a balloon and throw it at the undead baby's face.
Chauncey's Bronze Frame picture
Irked, Chauncey makes Luigi becomes tiny and teleports him on his cradle, starting the actual boss fight. Chauncey will conjure rocking horses and bouncing balls that Luigi needs to dodge, until he can catch one of these balls with his vacuum and trow it back. This reveals Chauncey's heart and his 100 life points. Chauncey will then try to crush Luigi under his weight by jumping repeatedly on the cradle, and will later conjure more rocking horses and balls. Upon defeating the baby ghost, Luigi gains a key that allows him to further explore the creepy haunted mansion.