Toyzinger
Slimed: Ray Stantz, from "Ghostbusters - Ghostbusters Kenner" collection, includes the following accessories:
This figure is part of the Slimed Heroes sub-line, which stands out for its interactive effect.
Each figure includes a small ghost that can be filled with water and, when pressed, sprays the character. When it comes into contact with cold water, some parts of the figure change color, simulating the effect of having been "slime-ed."
There are two variants of this figure: one with orange accessories (ghost and mask) and another with blue accessories.
The collection was launched in several countries, so it is possible to find this figure with packaging in different languages.
As it belongs to the last waves of the collection, its production was more limited, making these pieces harder to find and more expensive on the second-hand market.
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