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What happens when spectral exterminators from the neon-lit '80s go head-to-head with caped crusaders from the bell-bottomed '70s? In this clash of eras, The Real Ghostbusters by Kenner bring their unique blend of spooky charm and vibrant aesthetics, while Mego’s World’s Greatest Super Heroes offer a nostalgic dive into the golden age of comic book figures. It's not just a battle of action figure lines; it's a showdown of cultural icons, where the victor could redefine what fans consider the pinnacle of plastic greatness. So, what’s it going to be—proton packs or superhero capes? Your favorite says more about your pop culture heart than you might think.
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Mego World’s Greatest Super Heroes (1972–1982) over The Real Ghostbusters (Kenner, 1986–1991) when it comes to the greatest Action Figure Lines of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Mego World’s Greatest Super Heroes (1972–1982) 75.0% of the time over The Real Ghostbusters (Kenner, 1986–1991).
Across all battles:
Mego World’s Greatest Super Heroes (1972–1982) win rate: 37.0%
The Real Ghostbusters (Kenner, 1986–1991) win rate: 20.9%
It's a classic showdown between superhero nostalgia and cartoon-based creativity. Mego's line caters to the traditional collectible enthusiasm for superhero lore, while The Real Ghostbusters brought animated TV charm into the mix, each appealing strongly to different fan bases.
Fans have a big soft spot for The Real Ghostbusters figures because they captured the fun and spooky spirit of the beloved cartoon. The playsets, unique ghost figures, and colorful designs are still a hit among those who grew up in the late '80s and early '90s.
Mego's line is absolutely iconic, reminiscing the golden era of superhero toys with its wide range of characters and diverse offerings. It strikes a deep chord of nostalgia with fans who fondly remember the detailed designs and the innovative, fabric-clothed figures.