Ghostbusters Movie Proton Pack Roleplay Gear for Kids Ages 5 and Up, Classic Blue Toy, Great Gift for Kids

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Toy Weapons such as GhostZapper and GhostPopper have stylized names using CamelCase. A practice of writing compound words or phrases such that each word or abbreviation begins with a capital letter.

A Ghost-Zapping Device Is the Season's Stunner". The New York Times. 1987-12-25 . Retrieved 2010-08-14. The Real Ghostbusters made by Kenner for the country of Germany. Year three (1989) likely was not made for German. The line uses the UK lineage. Bergman, Gregory; Lambert, Josh (2011). Geektionary: From Anime to Zettabyte, An A to Z Guide to All Things Geek. Adams Media. p. 228. ISBN 978-1440511141.

Released in 1987, Kenner introduced in it's Play-Doh line released The Real Ghostbusters Play-Doh set. A year later, as a special free item, Kenner included in the Play-Doh Fun Factory "The Real Ghostbusters Fun Kit". The original drink came in many different forms, but the 46-ounce cans are still the most popular among old school fans and collectors because it still sealed unlike other versions of the drink. It may have been green in its heyday but imagine how green it looks after almost 25 years of fermenting. Ecto-Plazm Play Gel Used with permission from www.lulu-berlu.com

Brigada Cola Toy Line which is a line of toys based on the Argentina TV series "Brigada Cola". Many of the figures in the line used recasts of Peter's classic mold. The Real Ghostbusters made by Kenner for the country of Canada. It was bilingual and has both English and French language on it. It follows the American lineage exclusively. On Cover RI-B of Ghostbusters Crossing Over #1, the Wrapper Ghost from Kenner's Classic Hero Ray appears.

In 1979, Kenner released "Finger Pops", which were foam cylinders that could be projected in the air. A similar type of product to Nerf like foam products, it was Kenner's answer to Parker Brothers Nerf line. The concept was brought to the Real Ghostbusters line with "Finger Pop Fiends", which along with having the same function also share the name "Finger Pops". The Gulper Ghost from Classic Hero Figure Egon appears on the Second Printing cover of Ghostbusters Volume 1 Issue #2. Reitman, Ivan (Director), Aykroyd, Dan and Ramis, Harold (Writers) (1989-07-16). Ghostbusters II (Motion picture) . Retrieved 2009-09-13.

Los Cazafantasmas chicle bubble gum mini prize figures made by General De Confiteria S.A. Note that five of the eight mini prizes are based on Kenner companion ghosts. On Cover B of Crossing Over #3, the Spectral Janine has the Tease Ray weapon from the Kenner Fright Feature Janine.

A top, Coverall Scream Suit, added on October 19, 2023 is based on the Screaming Heroes Egon figure. a b c d Reitman, Ivan (Director), Aykroyd, Dan and Ramis, Harold (Writers) (1984-07-08). Ghostbusters (Motion picture) . Retrieved 2009-09-13. A replica of the Ghostbuster fighting toy this one comes complete with a projector gun that rotates to make the villainous specter appear. The specter lights up your wall, and you press a button to initially make the specter light up. It came complete with zapping sounds loud and high-pitched enough to make every dog in the neighborhood bark at the moon for a few minutes and could generate six ghosts you could hunt down. 30 years on, it’s still a better shooter than Wet. Granny Gross action figure Used with permission from www.lulu-berlu.com On Cover B of Ghostbusters Crossing Over #4, the human form of Granny Gross appears in the frame on the upper level. Note that some of these are more based on solely the show in spirit. But likely are still aiming to take from the Kenner market, therefore are competing for market space unfairly.

The Geekiest Book Tour Ever – Part V: An Unlicensed Nuclear Accelerator - Ernie's Blog". Archived from the original on 24 September 2015 . Retrieved 30 October 2014. The square Clippard elbow on the Ion Arm Cap was removed, and a hex elbow was installed on the Ion Arm itself.

In Ghostbusters Volume 2 Issue #1, the new Ghostbusters go after a ghost based on Fright Feature Ray's Jail Jaw Ghost. The Bad-To-The-Bone Ghost makes a non-canon cameo on Ghostbusters Volume 1 Issue #9 Cover RI-B, P.P.F. Comics. Out-of-this-world tech features lights, sounds, AND a motor for active roleplay and re-creating iconic scenes!