I was a big fan of The Real Ghostbusters cartoon, but it never occurred to me to collect the action figures. I have always regretted it.

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Those were some fun figures.
Loved the series with the normal people that turned into monsters/ghosts, like “Granny Gross,” the football player, and the mail man.