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On the subscription cover of Ghostbusters Volume 2 Issue #18, Gulper Ghost from Classic Hero Figure Egon makes a non-canon cameo.
Joseph L. Steiner, 95; Co-Founder of Kenner, Maker of Play-Doh". Los Angeles Times. May 15, 2002 . Retrieved January 1, 2017. The initial wave of Ghostbusters figures featured the four busters in their classic overalls. These were some of the biggest selling and most fondly remembered of the whole line. Each came with a companion ghost made in translucent, rubbery plastic ready to be busted.LOOK FOR OTHER KENNER CLASSICS: Keep your eyes peeled for Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters Kenner Classic action figures, vehicles, and roleplay toys (Each sold separately. Subject to availability.)
On Cover B of Crossing Over #3, the Spectral Janine has the Tease Ray weapon from the Kenner Fright Feature Janine. Kenner, who had handled Star Wars created a line of action figures released for Christmas 1986, a few months after the first season of The Real Ghostbusters began airing. LOOK FOR OTHER KENNER CLASSICS: Keep your eyes peeled for Ghostbusters and ghost Kenner Classic action figures. Each sold separately. Subject to availability. The Bad-To-The-Bone Ghost makes a non-canon cameo on Ghostbusters Volume 1 Issue #9 Cover RI-B, P.P.F. Comics. 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.
Gli Acchiappafantasmi made by Kenner for the country of Italy. Of the lines that uses the UK lineage, it is the rarest. Knowing that Mattel recently released a Castle Greyskull that is very similar to what fans remember from the 1980s, and with Hasbro already giving us the Ghost Popper and the upcoming Ecto-1, it gives us hope that we may eventually see the Real Ghostbusters Fire House Headquarters return to store shelves! 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". Wave four was like wave two released in the late spring 1988. Janine saw a release for the first time as a add on toy to the Fright Line from wave three. Along with Haunted Humans, there was two ghosts released that ended up with two printings with errors. In Ghostbusters Volume 2 Issue #1, the new Ghostbusters go after a ghost based on Fright Feature Ray's Jail Jaw Ghost.
Coopee, Todd (July 4, 2016). "Zoom-Loom Automatic Weaving Machine from Kenner (1968)". ToyTales.ca. The Brazillian line was called Caça-Fantasmas and was made by Estrela. The cards for this line were produced in Portuguese and only featured the Fright Feature line and some of the Classic ghosts.The German line, produced by S.O.S Fantômes, like the Dutch and French lines were also a direct copy of the UK toys with German translations. Also the figures ran from 1987-1990 in the UK with only one wave of figures being produced each year, unlike the American line were several waves were produced each year. Once The Green Ghost (later named Slimer) and Mr Stay Puft had been released with the first wave a smorgasbord of original creations followed them, beginning in the summer of ’87, nearly all of them exclusive to the toy line rather than replicating ghosts from the animated show.
Kenner Products, known simply as Kenner, was an American toy company founded in 1946. Throughout its history, the Kenner brand produced several highly recognizable toys and merchandise lines including action figures like the original series of Star Wars, Jurassic Park and Batman as well as die cast models. The company was closed and merged by its corporate parent Hasbro in 2000. Also in 1979, Kenner released a second toy in the line called "Finger Pops Popper". This item as well was in many regards a precursor to the "GhostPopper", which would be able to fire foam pops. GhostPopper also shares the name Popper and refers to the ammo as "ghostpops" or "pops". The foam pops were also used with the "ECTO Popper & ECTO-Goggles", which uses the same idea and adds temporary storage on the goggles. 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 Real Ghostbusters from America was the default line made by Kenner. Articles on the wiki are based on these unless not released in America.Ghostpopper blaster comes with 6 soft foam pop projectiles and includes 3 cutout targets, including The Real Ghostbusters logo, Stay Puft Marshmallow Man, and Green Ghost
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