“You better hightail it outta here. The Lady don't wanna be stopped.” |
— Samuel Mason |
Samuel Mason (Also known as Mason or Sam Mason) was in life a highwayman who tormented and robbed the people who traveled on the roads of Newbury. Now he has returned from the Hidden Side to continue his criminal career, and now forever joined at the hip by the mute John C. Newt. He, along with John, later got their souls stolen by Lady E. after she freed them from Jack’s phone in order to release Joe Ishmael.
Official Description[]
Site Bio[]
No road is safe when outlaw Samuel Mason relives his glory days of preying on the hapless travelers going to and from Newbury. Upon his return from the Hidden Side, he merged with the lesser-known criminal John C. Newt, who is mute and now protrudes from Mason’s left hip.
App Bio[]
No road is safe in Newbury. Samuel wreaks havoc and seeks to drain soul essence with his cursed gun.
History[]
Season 1[]
Life in the Ghost Lane[]
After emerging from Dwayne and Joey's ghost bikes, Samuel shot the highway bridge in order to get the Ghost Hunters off his tail. However, Douglas and Spencer were able to go through the destroyed bridge to capture Samuel, but only for Douglas to take a picture of him instead. Before Samuel could shoot Douglas, Jack and Parker stopped him and Samuel was pulled into Jack's phone.
Season 2[]
Grave Situation[]
Samuel Mason was one of the Ghosts freed from Jack's phone by Lady E. Once free, Samuel attacked Jack and called him a coward when he had to hide behind a gravestone. When Jack declares that he won't join them, Samuel and the other ghosts try to kill him until Vaughn G. Jackson arrives, hits the ghosts with his car and saves Jack.
The Lighthouse, Part 1[]
Samuel Mason, along with Dr. Drewell, Mamali, and Harry Cane, come out of a portal next to the Fatal Reef Lighthouse. Lady E. comes towards her minions and congratulates them for a job well done. She reveals that the Hidden Side can be revealed with one thing, which happened to be the souls of these four ghosts. Samuel's soul was absorbed by Lady E. and used to open portals connecting the Hidden Side to the Living Side.
Appearance[]
Samuel, like most other boss ghosts, has a Lego big-fig appearance. He wears a typical wild-west bandit outfit with a vest, a shirt, a pair of gloves, a bandana covering his mouth, and a cowboy hat. John, on the other hand, has the appearance of a regular lego minifigure. He has a long coat instead of a vest.
Most often, Samuel is seen with two six-shot revolvers, while John is seen with a lasso. In the show, however, neither of them has any of their weapons.
Abilities[]
Soul Shot (App)[]
Mason could prepare a powerful long-range shot that could hit multiple times when he fired at a target again.
Gloom[]
Mason, like all Ghosts, could throw balls of Gloom on his enemies to harm them or to haunt buildings or objects.
Possession[]
Mason, like all Ghosts, could possess Humans and turn them into Gloombies.
Appearances[]
Sets[]
- 70421 El Fuego's Stunt Truck (Boss Ghost)
LEGO Hidden Side[]
Season 1[]
Season 2[]
- 15. "Grave Situation"
- 18. "The Lighthouse, Part 1"
Night of the Harbinger[]
- "Night of the Harbinger" (flashback)
Trivia[]
- He is a member of the Anger Ghosts.
- Despite working for her, he is one of the seven Boss Ghosts from seasons 1 and 2 who have no indicated connections to Lady E.
- The others are The Bawa, Spewer, Tragico, Harry Cane, Rat Shaun, and Joe Ishmael.
- He is so far the only Human Ghost who is fused with another Human Ghost.
- He is apparently responsible for Alice's death, as her bio in the app game states that she encountered Mason while jogging through the Newbury highway.
- He is the third Boss Ghost to be defeated and the second one to be captured by the Ghost Hunters before the Battle of Newbury High School.
- He is one of the four ghosts whose soul was absorbed by Lady E. in "The Lighthouse, Part 1".
- In "Life in the Ghost Lane," he uses his fingers as guns instead of the ones he is seen using in the app game and in official artwork, perhaps to make the franchise more family-friendly.
- This is rather strange as his Soul Artifact, the Six-Shooter, does make an appearance in the episode.