Bandai Ghostbusters Toy Line

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.

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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")
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.

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