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Central Park
Use:	Public Park
Appeared In:	The Real Ghostbusters, Slimer!, Extreme Ghostbusters
Entities Encountered:	Poltergeists (Type of Creatures) Hob Anagarak Marduk Tiamat Spectral Mass Duophanes Tempus S.I.D.N.E.E.

Central Park is a public park in the middle of Manhattan in New York City.

History

Under the direction of The Unreal Shriek Squeal, ghosts gathered together to form a pirate TV station and were based in a phantom structure in the center of Central Park. The Ghostbusters followed the tremendous power surge given off by the structure and entered. After they found Slimer and destroyed the structure's dynamo, they retreated back outside to watch the building collapse back into the ground.

Central Park was soon infested by some troublesome Poltergeists. Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz, and Winston Zeddemore were outmatched. Unable to even see them, they were forced to retreat. With Egon's help, they all donned Ecto-Visors and trapped the invisible pests.

During a gala summer festival, Castle Kildarby was relocated from Ireland to a section in Central Park by Warner Applegate III. He donated the castle to the City & County of New York. During a speech, Mayor Lenny was interrupted by the sounds of pipes and drums. The Ghostbusters were called in to deal with the problem. Soon after, the Ghostbusters raced to Central Park to confront the newly freed Hob Anagarak. However, their weapons were useless alone and they watched as Hob moved on from the park.

Appearances

The Real Ghostbusters

• "Station Identification"
• "Cry Uncle"
• "The Bird of Kildarby"
• "Cold Cash and Hot Water"
• "The Scaring of the Green"
• "The Revenge of Murray the Mantis"
• "I Am the City"
• "Flip Side"
• "Robo-Buster"

Slimer!

• "Slimer for Hire"

Extreme Ghostbusters

• "Be Careful What You Wish For"
• "Ghost Apocalyptic Future"
• "Back in the Saddle, Part 2"

Gallery

As seen in "Station Identification"

As seen in "The Bird of Kildarby"