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This is a sketch of a Ghost Rat from the other Ghostbusters cartoon based on the live action Ghostbusters show predates the Ghostbusters movie from 1984 and Real Ghostbusters from 1986.
It was from the episode 'Our Buddy Fuddy' from season 2 episode 38. It’s also on the 2nd volume DVD box set on the 1st disc
He’s at 10:11 & 15:39
Here's a You Tube link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnMaEUY-VEk
Here’s a link of him growing on ‘Shadowlord Inc’. http://www.shadowlordinc.com/tfclip.....w?Clip.Id=1085
It was from the episode 'Our Buddy Fuddy' from season 2 episode 38. It’s also on the 2nd volume DVD box set on the 1st disc
He’s at 10:11 & 15:39
Here's a You Tube link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnMaEUY-VEk
Here’s a link of him growing on ‘Shadowlord Inc’. http://www.shadowlordinc.com/tfclip.....w?Clip.Id=1085
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fat Furs
Species Rat
Size 1280 x 976px
File Size 171.4 kB
One minor correction: The cartoon, "Filmation's Ghostbusters", started in 1986, as a follow-up to a live-action series starring Forrest Tucker (as Kong), Larry Storch (as Spencer) and Bob Burns (as Tracy, the gorilla), which aired in 1975. It wouldn't have been made, but, well...
When the movie, Ghostbusters, took off in 1984, they had a one-off arrangement with Filmation to use the name. This became a problem when the movie franchise wanted to expand into animation, such that Filmation sued. The case was eventually settled out of court, so the movie's cartoon was "The Real Ghostbusters", while Filmation cranked out "Ghostbusters" hoping to capitalize on the name's popularity. (It didn't work out too well. Filmation said afterward that they should have asked for animation rights in the settlement...)
When the movie, Ghostbusters, took off in 1984, they had a one-off arrangement with Filmation to use the name. This became a problem when the movie franchise wanted to expand into animation, such that Filmation sued. The case was eventually settled out of court, so the movie's cartoon was "The Real Ghostbusters", while Filmation cranked out "Ghostbusters" hoping to capitalize on the name's popularity. (It didn't work out too well. Filmation said afterward that they should have asked for animation rights in the settlement...)
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