Luigi (Terminal 7)

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Note: This article is about the character Luigi from the movie Terminal 7. If you are looking for someone else, check the Luigi Disambiguation Page

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## Luigi (Terminal 7)

* Delusion
* Reality

### Last Appearance

Terminal 7 (2023)

Luigi is the protagonist and the antagonist of Terminal 7 (2023). He is a mentally ill young man who sees everything as the world from Super Mario Bros.

## Personality

Luigi is shown to be very childlike in Terminal 7, with him finding comfort in plushies and seeing everything as the colorful world of Super Mario. In reality, Luigi is a stone-cold killer and cannibal who is unaware of his true actions and shows no remorse when murdering innocent people.

## History

#### Post Diagnosis

After being diagnosed with terminal 7 brain cancer, Luigi would be taken care of at home by his brother Mario and Mario's Wife, Peach. Sometime after being diagnosed, Luigi would start to see the world as if it were the Super Mario world, and start to kill people, thinking that he is protecting Peach from Bowser and his minions. Luigi would then kidnap peach and other innocent civilians, locking them in an abandoned house's basement and cutting up the civilians to create a cake for peach and Mario to eat. Luigi would eventually be turned in by Mario after supposedly finding out about the murders and cannibalism, but not Peach's disappearance.

##### Escaping the mental ward

A few days after being admitted, Luigi would escape the mental ward via the sewers. During the escape, Luigi's delusions continue. After escaping the sewers and washing up on shore, Luigi massacres various police officers and innocent civilians as he escapes a beach and takes a subway back home, thinking he is jumping through a Mario course. Luigi avoids police and makes his way back home to find Mario missing and a note from him saying that he has heard of Luigi's escape and is displeased, knowing that his brother will never get better and ending the note by saying he is on a business trip. Luigi finds a key to Mario's locked room and enters to see him hanging, having committed suicide due to not being able to afford Luigi's medical bills and losing hope in the system, since it failed to treat Luigi and keep him locked up. Luigi has a mental breakdown, traversing his own destroyed mind until snapping out of the trance and driving to his hideout, hoping to find Peach.

##### Final moments

Luigi makes his way to his hideout, with his delusion of seeing it as a castle finally drop, along with all of his other delusions of seeing Super Mario. Luigi searches his house for a key to a room in the basement and eventually finding it and unlocking a door to a room he believed would keep Peach safe from bowser. Luigi finds a corpse of one of his former victims and the skeleton of peach, who died after being forgotten in the room. Luigi finally sees his true self in a mirror and dies as his Terminal 7 consumes what was left of his mind.

## Trivia

Luigi's rolled up sleeves is adapted from the original Terminal 7 source game, where the model of Luigi had a short sleeve shirt.

Luigi's character is heavily inspired from Daniel Lamb, the Postal 1 Dude, Danny from Crush (PSP), and of course mostly adapted from the original Vinesauce story

Luigi portrays symptoms of Schizophrenia, borderline personality disorder, and bipolar disorder.