Laganuki is a town in northern Alaska.[1][2] It is populated with mostly Inuit people.
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The Real Ghostbusters[]
While in Alaska, Jim Venkman stumbled upon the block of black ice containing Hob Anagarak. He had the block taken to Laganuki and phoned the Ghostbusters for help. They arrived and with Jim utilized several dog sleds to travel between the nearest airfield and Laganuki. Keeping the block around was deemed too dangerous. After experiencing plasmo-etheric activity, the Ghostbusters set out the next morning to destroy the black ice but Jim secretly switched the real one with a fake. None the wiser, the Ghostbusters destroyed the fake and left Laganuki.
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Insight Editions[]
The obsidian that held the dormant Hob Anagarak ended up at remote Alaskan village located above the Arctic Circle. The Ghostbusters went on an investigative trip to Alaska to study the obsidian. Despite the environmental conditions, the obsidian was warm to the the touch.[3] As a precautionary measure, a P.K.E. Meter with remote transmission capability was left behind to monitor for any increased activity.[4]
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- Insight Editions
- Tobin's Spirit Guide
- Section IV: Gods and Major Demons
- Alluded to on Page 73.
- Section IV: Gods and Major Demons
- Tobin's Spirit Guide
References[]
- ↑ Peter Venkman (2009).The Real Ghostbusters- "Venkman's Ghost Repellers" (1987) (DVD ts. timestamp needed). Time Life Entertainment. Peter says: "...northern Alaska from dad."
- ↑ Jim Venkman (2009). The Real Ghostbusters - "Cold Cash and Hot Water" (1987) (DVD ts. 2:50-2:53). Time Life Entertainment. Jim says: "You come up to Laganuki, Alaska and see."
- ↑ Narrator (2016). Insight Editions- "Tobin's Spirit Guide" (2016) (Book p.73). Paragraph reads: "The stone that held the entity was located in a remote Alaskan village and was warm to the touch---despite being located above the Arctic Circle."
- ↑ Narrator (2016). Insight Editions- "Tobin's Spirit Guide" (2016) (Book p.73). Paragraph reads: "Its P.K.E. reading was well within range of a dormant entity, but in the interests of safety, we left behind a P.K.E. meter with remote transmission capability to give us some forewarning should the entity begin to stir."
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