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Garrett was originally going to be a girl named Lucy.Samhain was going to appear in this show but wasn't able to do so, despite the fact that he had his own toy ◊ and his redesign appeared in the intro and end credits.were planned to appear but the only ones that made it was the Grundel, and Ragnarök. Ghosts from the first show such as The Boogeyman, Sandman, Ghost Master, Stay Puft, etc.Gnat, a mischievous goblin who would have joined Slimer as a second Non-Human Sidekick/ Team Pet, never made it to the final show.

#Extreme ghostbusters figures series#

This rivet logo would actually appear in the series itself it's seen on the firehouse in the episodes "Home Is Where The Horror Is" and "Moby Ghost". Even the word "Extreme" is stylized in a manner not seen anywhere else. This early logo ◊ that was found on a animation website shows rivets in the red 'Ghostbusters'' logo, which were removed in the final version.An early version of the intro (used as a promo on certain Columbia-Tristar VHS tapes) shows a ghost trap that used three arms as a cover instead of the three-piece dome cover seen in the final version.Janine would have been the teacher and it would have been her who put the group together. Also, Egon would have long since quit his job at the university to become a mystic and travel through the afterlife (losing his ability to speak English and speak in an unknown ghostly language), only returning to the world of the living to warn people about the war. The ghouls were originally written as demons ( but that was nixed early on to avoid offending anybody's religious sensibilities) that threatened to spill over and destroy the Earth. The show was originally planned as a series-wide Myth Arc revolving around a coming war in the spirit world between supernatural ghosts (dead humans) and " peranatural ghosts (ghouls)" (spiritual entities like Gozer who were never alive to begin with).Role Reprise: Not only does Maurice LaMarche reprise his role as Egon Spengler from The Real Ghostbusters, but the two-part episode "Back in the Saddle" also has Frank Welker, David Coulier, and Buster Jones return to reprise their roles as Ray Stantz, Peter Venkman, and Winston Zeddemore.Recycled Script: It's odd how difficult Egon found it to tell Janine he loves her in the climax of "The Crawler," considering they went through the exact same situation in the original series episode "Janine, You've Changed.".

Reality Subtext: Maurice LaMarche had just become a father, and some of his exhaustion found its way into his older, more weary characterization of Egon.

While Frank Welker reprises his role as Ray Stantz in the Grand Finale two-parter "Back in the Saddle", some of his lines were actually done by Pat Fraley because of Welker being sick at the time those lines were recorded.

Billy West took over for Frank Welker as Slimer, although Welker returned as Ray Stantz.

Her voice actor in this series was Pat Musick.

Neither Laura Summer nor Kath Soucie returned to voice Janine.

Toyless Toyline Character: Garrett was not included in the toyline, although a prototype figure of him exists.

The most notable of these were the deluxe figures, which featured battery-powered packs with light and sound.

The Merch: Trendmasters released action figures and role-play accessories.

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Code Ecto-1 was released in 2002, and The Ultimate Invasion was released in 2004, seven years after the series ended and four years after the PlayStation 2 came out.

It should be noted that most of these games were released in 2001, long after the series ended.

The Ultimate Invasion, a PlayStation light gun shooting game which supports Namco's "Gun Con" controller.

This one was released in the USA as well, by Dream Catcher Interactive.

Code Ecto-1, a Game Boy Advance action game.

Zap the Ghosts!, a shameless Bust-A-Move/Puzzle Bobble clone for the PC.

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Creativity Centre, a compilation of programs for the PC.