Bandai Ghostbusters Toy Line which was the first to make a standard Stay Puft action figure. Bandai's Ghostbusters items are mostly aimed the Japan market.
List[]
1984/1985[]
- (G-001) Marshmallow Man doll L type
- (G-002) Marshmallow Man doll M type
- (G-007) Ghostbusters Flexible Key Fob
- (G-008) Marshmallow Man doll piggy bank
- Mini Marshmallow Man in plastic cylinder
2016[]
- Daruma Club Stay Puft
- Desktop Capsule Figures:
- Computer sitter Stay Puft Marshmallow man
- Gold Version
- Card Holder Ecto-1
- Paperweight logo
- Gold Version
- Glass hanger Slimer
- Rowan (AKA: "Plus a secret item")
- Computer sitter Stay Puft Marshmallow man
- Earphone Jack Plug Mascot Gashapon Figures:
- Stay Puft
- Slimer
- Mayhem
- Rowan
2016 Large Figures[]
- SHFiguarts (Souchaku Henshin Figure + arts) Marshmallow Man, 180mm / 7.08"inch
- (Soft Vinyl Figure) Rowan, 300mm / 11.8"inch
Trivia[]
- The 1984/85 Stay Puft's makes an appearance during Michael Gross interview in background for SFX Museum vol.1 Richard Edlund LaserDisc.
- Stay Puft then appears on the table to the left of Harold Ramis in "Slimer Won't Do That!" documentary.
- Stay Puft also makes an appearance on the Real Ghostbusters Time Life Box Set extended interview for Joe Medjuck.
- On page 10 of Ghostbusters 101 #5, panel 2 and 3, the frame that can be partially seen is the logo for the Bandai Ghostbusters Toy Line that ran from 1984 to 1985.