Fright Feature Figure: Egon Spengler

Fright Feature Figure: Egon Spengler
Part Of Line:	Kenner The Real Ghostbusters Toy Line
For Promoting:	The Real Ghostbusters
Produced By:	Kenner
Release(s):	America Item #: 80370 Brazil

Fright Feature Figure: Egon Spengler an action figure which is part of Kenners The Real Ghostbusters Toy Line's Fright Feature set. Based loosely off The Real Ghostbusters animated series Egon Spengler.

The Fright Feature group also included Peter, Ray, Winston, and Janine (released shortly after the other four figures). Later, Kenner also released "Green Ghost with Proton Pack", which had similar mechanic fright ability.

Toy Descriptions

Egon Spengler
with Terror Tweezer Weapon
and Sour Throat Ghost

Front of Card Notes

Neck Rises! Jaw Drops! Tie Pops Up!

Back of Card Instruction

1. To activate Fright Features press the left arm of figure to the body.
2. Slide Terror Tweezer Weapon onto right arm as shown.
3. The Terror Tweezer Weapon can be opened to hold Sour Throat Ghost.
4. The Sour Throat Ghost bites Hero Figure's hands.

Series Description

Description from Action Toy Guide 1988:
One look at these guys and you'll know there's a ghost around! Squeeze his arm and each of The Real Ghostbusters Heroes gets his own scared look.
Description from Action Toy Guide 1989:
There's a special surprise feature in each hero. All have flashy outfits, a weapon and companion ghost.

Trivia

• On pages three to five of Ghostbusters Volume 2 Issue #16, the Fright Features Egon design is used as the look of the future version of Egon.

Gallery

Overall

From Action Toy Guide 1988

From Action Toy Guide 1989

From American run of the Fright Feature line

Egon Spengler front from the American pressing

Egon Spengler back card from the American pressing

Egon Spengler front from the Brazil pressing

Egon Spengler front from the Germany pressing

Egon Spengler back from the Germany pressing

IDW Comics

As seen in Ghostbusters Volume 2 Issue #16

As seen in Volume 2 Issue #16

As seen in Volume 2 Issue #16