The Real Ghostbusters: Ecto-Plazm Bubble Bath & Spooky Sponge Sets by Grosvenor. They featured the "Ecto-Plazm" spelling along with both H2 Ghost and Slimer (aka Green Ghost). Slimer shaped sponge is also based on Kenner Slimer illustration. Also in 1979, Kenner released a second toy in the line called "Finger Pops Popper". This item as well was in many regards a precursor to the "GhostPopper", which would be able to fire foam pops. GhostPopper also shares the name Popper and refers to the ammo as "ghostpops" or "pops". The foam pops were also used with the "ECTO Popper & ECTO-Goggles", which uses the same idea and adds temporary storage on the goggles. In the early 1960s, Kenner introduced its corporate mascot, The Kenner Gooney Bird, which would be used in both its company logo ( "It's Kenner! It's fun!") and TV ads, in both animated form and puppetry. One commercial was produced by Muppets creator Jim Henson and featured a puppet that would later become the Sesame Street character Little Bird. The Bird was phased out by 1974. It seems highly likely, that due to this, that this was the last reprint line for the Kenner toy line.

On Cover B of Ghostbusters Crossing Over #4, the human form of Granny Gross appears in the frame on the upper level. Keep your eyes peeled for Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters Kenner Classic action figures, vehicles, and roleplay toys (Each sold separately. Subject to availability.) Battle of the Fun Factories". Time. December 16, 1985. Archived from the original on April 24, 2011 . Retrieved August 14, 2010. Kenner Products obtained the rights to produce Star Wars action figures and playsets for the Star Wars trilogy from 1976 through 1985. [7] After Kenner acquired the license to produce Star Wars toys when the Mego Corporation rejected it in 1976, Kenner popularized the 3.75 inch action figure that became an industry standard that continues to dominate [ citation needed] the action figure toy market. Kenner also produced toys related to the popular 1970s TV series The Six Million Dollar Man and the 1979 sci-fi movie Alien. In 1981, Kenner belatedly entered the diecast toy car market, with a short-lived range called Fast 111's. The 1980s also saw the release of the "Fashion Star Fillies" line of model horses, a product discontinued by the end of the decade. On Cover B of Crossing Over #3, the Spectral Janine has the Tease Ray weapon from the Kenner Fright Feature Janine.There were, therefore, only four waves released in the UK and the tenth wave, which was mainly the five Ecto-Glow Hero figures was never released. The Real Ghostbusters: The Frankenstein / Dracula Monster bootleg was a cut and dry bootleg that doesn't have a company credit. It was likely made for the market in the mid 90's.

Portugal received imports of the UK line by importer LDA. Seemed to vary between year two to year four.

Los Cazafantasmas chicle bubble gum mini prize figures made by General De Confiteria S.A. Note that five of the eight mini prizes are based on Kenner companion ghosts. On the subscription cover of Ghostbusters Volume 2 Issue #18, Gulper Ghost from Classic Hero Figure Egon makes a non-canon cameo. Also the figures ran from 1987-1990 in the UK with only one wave of figures being produced each year, unlike the American line were several waves were produced each year. DON’T CROSS THE STREAMS: Since 1984, Ghostbusters has brought spooky adventures and ghostbusting action to fans and collectors of all ages