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Slimer (also known as Onionhead, Little Spud, or The Green Ghost) was a ghost made up of pure Ectoplasm and the first ghost successfully captured by the Ghostbusters. Slimer is well known for his gigantic appetite and the slime he leaves behind when he passes through solid objects. Slimer in the...
Ghostbusters character. Slimer, as he appeared in the film Ghostbusters (1984) and its sequel Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (2024), made from the authentic molds for the making of the costumes of the films and displayed at the character's co-creator Steve Johnson's Brick and Mortar Productions Studios. First appearance.
Jul 15, 2016 · The "ugly little spud" has been involved in nearly every Ghostbusters property, including the reboot out today. But where did he come from?
Nov 23, 2021 · In the past, director Jason Reitman has openly talked about Slimer not being in Afterlife. Now, a new interview with the A.V. Club has Reitman finally giving a reason as to why everyone’s favorite green spud was omitted, with the answer being rather clear and obvious.
Mar 10, 2024 · In a post to Instagram, Frozen Empire creature creator Arjen Tuiten shared the behind-the-scenes photo, which sees the Class Five Rull Roaming Vapor striking a familiar pose, calling attention to the spirited (pun intended) details. _a_r_j_e_n_. 10.8K followers.
Jan 25, 2021 · It's thanks to these delays that fans recently got to meet Ghostbusters: Afterlife 's first new ghost, named Muncher, as a promotional tie-in episode of MasterChef Junior revealed the creature. Muncher is pretty odd looking, but he does almost look like a blue version of Slimer.
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In the animated continuity, Slimer has met one in "A Mouse in the House". On Page 20, in the last panel, left of Peter in the box is a book with the cover from Slimer! #1 of the NOW Comics series. In Ghostbusters Annual 2015: On Page 38, the name of the ice cream truck may be a nod to Chilly Cooper.
