Simple answer? No. It’s not accurate unless it looks like what we see in the movie. Plain and simple. That’s the definition of accurate. But like others say, feel free to do your own thing. Justify it if you want, don’t if you don’t want to.
SomeGuy speaks only the truth! That dude wrote a whole long diatribe (sp?) about how it was able to "suck up"spectral entities
As far as custom gear in general I’m all for it…just to see what it looks like. IMO There should be SOME militarism by virtue of the surplus element that the canon gear has…but at the same time as has been said…the Ghostbusters are the pest men of the ghosts not the police or army.
In the words of the American Army…KISS…which means…Keep It Simple…Stupid.
P.S. Wal-Mart does not have a “uniform” they only require your name tag and most want the vest over your personal clothes but not all. I know the Wal-Mart I worked for only required the cashiers to wear the vest. So that’s not a good example at all.
Oy…why do I have absolutely NO trouble believing that!!! He actually looks like the type that would do that! Not to say it is generally a bad idea… I’m sure, with the right work, it might be interesting… but Hoover, Kirby, and Bissell didn’t have ghosts in mind! :sigh: :eyeroll:
While the movies firmly establish them as a franchise, the video game has them hired by the city for government work. I assume this was Dan’s attempt to transition them from a corporation to public servants as they were portrayed in his original draft… so comparing them to firefighters, police, and ems isn’t completely inaccurate. But it’s still not canon.