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A known convicted drug addict that is disguised as a plumber protecting the mushroom kingdom. He assassinates mushrooms and has been caught 7 times. 4 of those times were for vandalism. He is wanted and is very harmful to all the mushroom kingdom residents. If you see his iconic green cap, with a L decal on the front, run to the nearest phonebooth and contact your loved ones; for he will murder you upon exit of the booth. rip your organs out of your chest, specifically your liver, and sell them to your family. He cannot be persuaded or moved; he will get back up and kill you anyway.
Goomba: Oh. My. FUCKING GOD! IS THAT LUIGI AND HIS BROTHER MARIO!?
Koopa: Oh shit, he is eating the mushrooms again! Call 911!
Goomba: I don't have hands!
Koopa: And I don't have a phone!
Both: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Son of Waluigi also known as jesus
"have you prayed to our lord and savior luigi yet?"
"DAMN i forgot"
A brother of a plumber who has more respect and fame than himself. Also retired and isn’t a plumber anymore so he’s broke now.
Luigi created the world in 1979, from absolutely anything, but 3 grapes.
For the love of Luigi the creator
An emerging slang term used to imply killing or assassinating someone, derived from the name “Luigi Mangione,” who was allegedly involved in the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The phrase “to Luigi someone” or “pull a Luigi Mangione” is often seen on social media where users substitute it for more direct language around violence or murder. Despite sometimes being employed humorously or hyperbolically, its connotation remains highly threatening, referring specifically to lethal harm.
“If he doesn’t pay up, I’m gonna Luigi him.”
“Someone about to Luigi that guy soon, it’ll be the top post on this app.”
An emerging slang term used to imply killing or assassinating someone, derived from the name “Luigi Mangione,” who was allegedly involved in the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The phrase “to Luigi someone” or “pull a Luigi Mangione” is often seen on social media where users substitute it for more direct language around violence or murder. Despite sometimes being employed humorously or hyperbolically, its connotation remains highly threatening, referring specifically to lethal harm.
“If he doesn’t pay up, I’m gonna Luigi him.”
“Someone about to Luigi that guy soon, it’ll be the top post on this app.”