Greatest Action Figure Lines of All Time
The Real Ghostbusters (Kenner, 1986–1991) or Mego World’s Greatest Super Heroes (1972–1982)
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Why This Battle Matters
What happens when spectral spook hunters collide head-on with the titans of superhero lore? That’s the riveting showdown in today’s GoatWars battle, pitting The Real Ghostbusters against Mego World’s Greatest Super Heroes. Here, we delve into not just a battle of toy lines, but a vibrant clash of eras — the quirky, animated charm of the '80s squared against the pioneering spirit of the '70s. It's about which figures not only captured the imaginations of children but also defined the collectible landscapes of their times. What do you treasure more? The innovative nostalgia of Mego's superheroes, or the playful allure of Kenner's ghost-chasing eccentrics? Your choice is a vote for the values that resonate most deeply with the collector in you.
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Fan FAQs
What's the appeal of Mego World’s Greatest Super Heroes action figures?
Mego figures are hugely popular because they were some of the first to bring superheroes from comics and TV right into the playroom. Their detailed costumes and articulation made them a hit, sparking the imaginations of kids and the nostalgia of adult collectors alike.
What makes The Real Ghostbusters figures so beloved?
Fans adore The Real Ghostbusters figures for capturing the quirky spirit and fun of the beloved cartoon. The figures had bright, eye-catching designs and awesome ghost-catching accessories that really brought those Saturday morning feels right into the living room.
Why is the matchup between The Real Ghostbusters and Mego World’s Greatest Super Heroes so tight?
It's neck and neck because both lines have die-hard fan bases! Ghostbusters fans love the unique, supernatural spin and character-specific gear, while Mego collectors value the wide range of classic superheroes and the nostalgia of early action figures. It’s a real clash of eras and themes!