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Ecto Goggles
To See Invisible Ghosts and PKE valences
Appeared in	Ghostbusters Ghostbusters II Ghostbusters: The Video Game 88MPH Studios Ghost Busted (manga) IDW Comics Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime

Contents 1 History 1.1 Ghostbusters 1.2 Ghostbusters II 1.3 Ghostbusters: The Video Game 2 Secondary Canon History 2.1 IDW Comics 2.2 Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime 3 Ghostbusters: The RPG 4 Trivia 5 Appearances 5.1 Secondary Canon Appearances 6 Gallery 6.1 Overall 6.2 Primary Canon 6.3 Secondary Canon

HistoryEdit

GhostbustersEdit

Often seen on Ray Stantz' belt, the Ecto Goggles are designed to allow the wearer to see invisible ghosts and visually track P.K.E. valences. The Ecto Goggles first appeared in the Sedgewick Hotel on the Ghostbusters' first case and were mainly worn by Ray. Egon and Peter did however wear them briefly in the montage.

Ghostbusters IIEdit

The Ecto Goggles are worn a few times by Ray. They are used by Ray when he and Peter Venkman go on a stakeout to catch the Jogger Ghost.

Ghostbusters: The Video GameEdit

In Ghostbusters: The Video Game, the Ecto-Goggles (also called Paragoggles; the two names seem interchangeable) serve a much more prominent role in the tracking and capture of ectoplasmic entities. Each one of the Ghostbusters, (even Winston) can be seen wearing and using the goggles at some point in time. In the game, the P.K.E. Meter and the Ecto-Goggles work in concert to track and display P.K. Energy and Ectoplasmic phenomena in a way that is visually comprehensible and easy to understand; even for a Rookie.

Secondary Canon HistoryEdit

IDW ComicsEdit

Ray is depicted as the sole Ghostbuster wearing the Ecto Goggles.

Ghostbusters: Sanctum of SlimeEdit

Ray wears a pair of Ecto Goggles while he and the team trap the 9.5th ghost in a row due to supernatural activity caused by the Relic of Nilhe.

Ghostbusters: The RPGEdit

In the roleplaying game released by West End games, the Ecto Goggles are also said to have infrared Night Vision capabilities.

TriviaEdit

• In Ghostbusters II, during a deleted scene, Ray uses them to analyze the slime covered Manhattan Museum of Art.
• Winston Zeddemore is the only Ghostbuster not to wear the Ecto Goggles in the movies.

AppearancesEdit

• Ghostbusters
• Ghostbusters II
• Ghostbusters: The Video Game

Secondary Canon AppearancesEdit

• 88MPH Studios
  • The Zeddemore Factor
  • Legion 1
  • Legion 2
• Ghost Busted (manga)
  • Chapter 5
  • Chapter 6
• IDW Comics
  • "The Other Side 1"
  • "The Other Side 4"
  • "Displaced Aggression 1"
  • "Displaced Aggression 2"
  • "Displaced Aggression 3"
  • "Displaced Aggression 4"
  • "Tainted Love"
  • "What in Samhain Just Happened?"
  • "Ghostbusters: Infestation 1"
  • Ghostbusters Issue #5
  • Ghostbusters Issue #6
  • Ghostbusters Issue #7
  • Ghostbusters Issue #8
  • Ghostbusters Issue #10
  • Ghostbusters Issue #12
  • Ghostbusters Issue #13
  • "Times Scare!"
• Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime

GalleryEdit

OverallEdit

Primary CanonEdit

Secondary CanonEdit

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