Overset Possessor

Evil-doer
Full Name	Overset Possessor
Alias	None
Origin	Luigi's Mansion 2: Dark Moon
Occupation	Ruler of the Old Clockworks
Powers/Skills	Manipulation Possession
Hobby	Possessing.
Goals	Kill Luigi.
Crimes	Attempted murder
Type of Villain	Ghost Possessor

The Overset Possessor is the third Possessor fought by Luigi in the mission "C-Boss: Showtime" of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon in the Old Clockworks stage. He makes his first appearance in the picture a Mushroom Person took during an investigation of the factory. Luigi has to initiate the battle by making his way to the clock at the top of the Belfry.

Appearance

Like all the other Possessors, this ghost appears as a white, horned specter, the only difference being that, unlike all the others, this one has three horns; two of them protrude from the back of his head, and the third one points forward. His heart contains a star from the Dark Moon.

Battle

In this mission, after Luigi gets shot to the top of the Belfry, the Possessor will frighten Luigi, and possess the giant clock face. As the clock hands spin around, the numbers will seemingly get possessed one after another. When the battle begins, the number on the clock will be absent, and the clock hands, now seemingly burning, will twitch a bit before swinging around the clock in an attempt to hit Luigi. After stopping at exactly an hour on the clock, the hands will cool, and several ghosts will appear from the hour the small hand landed on. Luigi has one "hour" to defeat the ghosts or enemies. If he does not defeat the enemies when the large hand reaches 12:00, the hands will swing around, and Luigi will have to try that hour again. If he does defeat the enemies in time, the hands will swing around to the next hour, and the process will repeat until Luigi beats every fourth hour. Luigi can move the hands himself to give him more time, or bring him closer to demise. After he does defeat the fourth, eighth, and twelfth hours, the Possessor will appear and Luigi can take one of his three layers off, after the Possessor charges at Luigi four times.

When Luigi exposes the Possessor's red core, the clock hands will on fire permanently, but their heat does not protect them from being manipulated.

Trivia

• During the battle, Luigi does not hang from the clock face or fight on the bottom. Rather, he stands on the actual face. This implies that the Possessor can control the gravity. Another explanation may be the clock was tilted prior to the battle.