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+ | The '''Prosecutor Ghost''' was around during the trial of the Ghostbusters. |
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⚫ | To disprove the Ghostbusters' innocence, the Porsecutor ghost showed a flip book containing pictures of every ghost ever captured by the Ghostbusters(or as he put it, spirits the Ghostbusters kidnapped and imprisoned in their "[[Containment Unit/Animated|cruel containment device]]"), among them were [[Samhain]], the [[Boogieman]], the [[Stay Puft Marshmallow Man/Animated|Stay Puft Marshmallow Man]], the [[Ghostmaster]], and [[Doctor McCatheter]]. |
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+ | *The Prosecutor ghost asks the Ghostbusters where they were on April 17, 1840 and when they answered that they weren't even born yet, he took it as an excuse. |
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'''[[The Real Ghostbusters]]''' |
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Revision as of 05:22, 27 May 2011
The Prosecutor Ghost was around during the trial of the Ghostbusters.
History
To disprove the Ghostbusters' innocence, the Porsecutor ghost showed a flip book containing pictures of every ghost ever captured by the Ghostbusters(or as he put it, spirits the Ghostbusters kidnapped and imprisoned in their "cruel containment device"), among them were Samhain, the Boogieman, the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man, the Ghostmaster, and Doctor McCatheter.
Trivia
- The Prosecutor ghost asks the Ghostbusters where they were on April 17, 1840 and when they answered that they weren't even born yet, he took it as an excuse.