[quote=mrmichaelt post_id=5005316 time=1750904428 user_id=24972]Mr. Venkman
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Oooo, Peter’s dad packaged with Hob Anagarak. 
The Spirit of Aunt Lois - While there are a number of iconic domoviye in this episode, I’m not sure if there’d be anything that would stand out for making into figures. Though if Mondo were branching out into other human characters, there’s plenty of scope either for Aunt Lois or Dr. Bassingame.
Cry Uncle - A few distinctive ghosts in this episode (and the jacket ghost has been given a nice little nod with one of the upcoming 2D-3D cardboard accessories), but there probably aren’t any distinctive enough to deserve their own figure. As for the human figure potential, there’s Cyrus Spengler. As for accessories, maybe Slimer in the water cooler?
Adventures in Slime and Space - The big ghost option would clearly be blue evil Slimer, while the human figure could animated Mayor Lenny from the same episode.
Night Game - The Umpire and the demonic elephant pitcher seem like the most obvious ghost figures from this story, with either Jaguars or Good-attired Winston being a logical choice for a human figure.
Venkman’s Ghost Repellers - While there are some iconic ghost designs in this episode, there’s no stand-out main ghost that would be definite choice for a figure. On the human figure side however, there’s Peter’s dad.
The Old College Spirit - Edwin Spalding is the iconic ghost of the episode, but… I think he’d be pretty low on most people’s lists of ghosts to have figures made of.
Ain’t NASA-Sarily So - The power-sucking ghost is iconic to this episode, though the sheer size of the thing in the episode would be impossible to achieve, requiring substantial scaling-down. On top of it, the amount of sculpting required to depict its amorphous nature would probably increase the chances of it being disqualified from consideration.
As for the humans, while the crew of the Galileo are a fun Star Trek parody, they’d probably be very low on the list of humans deserving consideration for figure treatment.
Who’re You Calling Two-Dimensional? - Winchester Wolf and Dopey Dog would be the clear choices for the ghost figures, while Walt Fleishman could potentially be considered for a human figure, though it would be a bit of a niche choice.
Walt Fleishman - The Valkyries would probably be the most likely choice for a figure from this episode (even though the Phantom of the Opera was far more interesting a ghost), however… Given the somewhat forgettable nature of the main ghosts and the episode as a whole, I’d see this one being easily skipped over for figure consideration.
Doctor, Doctor - This set could actually feature both the reddish-purple ghost that the guys busted at the start of the episode, and it’s chemical clone from the story’s conclusion. There’s potential for any of the slime-infused Ghostbusters to serve as the human figures in this set, though maybe Janine wearing her pale yellow skirt suit would be the better choice.
Ghost Busted - Given this episode’s ghost-lite nature, the only “big bad” that could be considered would be Stay Puft from the story’s closing moments. Crime Lord would be the likely human figure, though would we really need a figure of him? Otherwise, it might be a Janine variant. As for accessories, maybe some of the Crimebusters-specific items from the office, as well as a Crimebusters sign for the Firehouse.
Ghost Busted - A tricky one, as there’s no one big bad ghost for this story… Though you could pick some of the more grody-looking spooks from the episode. As for human figures?
As for accessories, the jar containing the orange axel grease, some puddles of it, and the crumbled Ecto-1 license plate would be the natural choices.
Boo-Dunit - Agatha Grisley is the story’s main ghost, but probably not one worth considering for a figure. While the executor would be a likely candidate for a human figure, he again would probably be a low-demand choice.
Chicken, He Clucked - Even though he’s not the antagonist of the story, Morgannan the demon is the clear choice for the supernatural figure, while Cubby could be included as a human offering. The accessories, naturally, would be chickens. 
Ragnarok and Roll - Jeremy stands out as the likely candidate for the supernatural figure, as the dark entity he works for would be tricky to achieve… Though not impossible. DyTillio, as Jeremy’s consciousm would likely be considered for the human figure… Though there might be scope to include Cindy, Jeremy’s ex as well.
Don’t Forget the Motor City - As they’re the main threat from this episode, the gremlins would be the likely choice for the supernatural figure. As for accessories, Janine’s desk lamp from the start of the episode?
Banshee Bake a Cherry Pie? - Shanna would obviously be the supernatural figure in this set. My personal choice would be to have her in her human form, but her banshee appearance is more notably spooky. That being said, Maybe a set of her could feature both forms… Otherwise, maybe the human figure would be punk rock “Doctor Vee”. Accessories should include her microphone, and the LP of her debut album… And maybe a Shanna poster, too.
Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Ghost - Who to choose? Uncle Horace? The poltergeist? Or both?
Hanging By a Thread - Lord of the Stench and his minion are the most likely choices for turning into ghost figures, though they’re probably low-tier compared to some of the other ghosts that’ve already been considered from seasons 1 and 2.
You Can’t Take It With You - Beyond the the possessed elevators, and a couple of the ghosts from early in the episode… There’s no paranormal “big bad” that could be considered for a figure. Mr. Tummel would be the likely candidate for a human figure, though he may not be neccesary, despite his memorable role in the episode. Likely accessories based on this story could include bundles of cash, gold bullion, and the pallets they were stacked on.
No One Comes to Lupusville - Of the supernatural entities featured in this episode, I imagine Gregore (and maybe Orwell, the rival vampire faction leader) would be the most likely choices for supernatural figures, based on this episode.
Drool, the Dog-Faced Goblin - Drool could naturally work as the small pack-in ghost, and potentially Madame Lefarge as the main human figure of the set. The larger Metamorph would likely be the online exclusive figure, and depending on which form they decided to depict, it would have to be scaled down a little from it’s impressive size in the episode’s climax.
The Man Who Never Reached Home Simon Queg would be the most likely choices for the ghosts in this set, but I feel they’d lose something but not having their horses to accompany them. One of the accessories from this set could be Egon’s Silver Iodide Device.
The Collect Call of Cathulhu - The natural choice for this set would be for Cathulhu to be the “big bad” figure, though it would have to be severely scaled-down, unless Mondo considered buildable figures for some of the really big ghosts/monsters.
A secondary option would be the shoggoth, and the human figure could be Clark Ashton, with a swappable hooded head. Character accessories would be Weird Tales and the Necronomicon.
Bustman’s Holiday - The small ghost could be the Keystone ghost, whill the bigger ghost could be one of the skeletal Scottish soldiers, or the haunted suit of armor that chased Ray. Human figures could either feature Ray or Winston in Scottish dress, or Angus Lenny
The Headless Motorcyclist - Naturally, the Headless Motorcyclist would be the big ghost (however, would the pack have space for his motorbike?) As for a human figure based on this set, Kate would be the obvious choice.
The Thing in Mrs. Faversham’s Attic - Either the Thing in its haunted coatstand disguise, or in a scaled-down version of its cloud of eyes appearance would be the online exclusive side of the pack. If any humans were made based on this set, it’d have to be Agatha Faversham.
Egon on the Rampage - Egon’s monstrous form from this episode seems the obvious choice for the online exclusive side of a two-figure pack. The human figure could either be Egon in his environmental suit, or Helen and Sandy. The smaller ghost could either be the one that assisted the Ghostbusters, or the posessor demon.
Lights! Camera! Haunting! - The most obvious choice would be the trio of ghosts, however it comes with the same issues as Slug, Snarg and Zonk.
The Bird of Kildarby - Either Lord Kildarby, or his bird would be the choices to turn into figures, though the bird would have to be scaled down to fit the packaging.
Janine Melnitz, Ghostbuster - As mentioned earlier, the most obvious ghost to choose from would be Proteus, while the smaller ghost could either be one of the ghosts Slimer encountered in the Containment Unit, or one of the phantoms haunting Janine’s apartment. The human figure could be Janine in Ghostbusters attire.
Apocalypse—What, Now? - While the clear choice would be the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, I just don’t see Mondo going the distance to make them and their horses.
Lost and Foundry - The ghost that got bonded to the steel at the start of the episode would be a natural candidate to be turned into a figure, and the haunted fridge seen in the latter-half of the episode would be a good large accessory, due to its creepy appearance.
Hard Knight’s Day - Breuse sans Pitie would be the obvious candidate for the ghost figure, with Dr. Doris Tibbs as the human figure, but I don’t feel there’d be a lot of demand for either character as a figure.
Cold Cash and Hot Water - Hob Anagarak would naturally be the online exclusive part of a two-figure set, while the human would likely be a dinner jacketed variant of Peter’s Dad, although Hob Anagarak in suit and tails would also be a strong contender.
The Scaring of the Green - The Bog Hound would be the online exclusive part of a two-figure set, though it would again have to be scaled down like many other figures in the series. This story presents two humans for consideration, Police Chief O’Malley, and Officer Frump.
They Call me MISTER Slimer - The Barrow Wights would be the natural pick, but are they iconic enough to be turned into their own figures? As for a human figure, Mike would be the obvious choice, but is less significant a character to turn into a figure compared to many of the other humans from other episodes.
