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Line 5: The theme gradually went away when more conventional comic book heroes started getting their own cartoon adaptations. ---- {{examples}} * ''[[The Real Ghostbusters]]'' got that directly from the movies. Its toy line sold all sorts of ugly ghost creatures that looked closer to extreme mutants than spirits. It also included synthetic "ectoplasm". Line 15 ⟶ 17: * ''[[Tales from the Crypt]]'' and its animated series were kind of the sophisticated version of that. * The ''[[Mutant League]]'' games are a nice example; they even spawned a cartoon that lasted more than one season. * The ''[[He-Man and the Masters of the Universe~~\|Masters of theUniverse~~]]'' villains, the Evil Horde, got an entire playset based around this concept, the Horde Slime Pit. A claw would reach up to ensnare an action hero, and then a dinosaur skull would open its jaw to drop the official "slime," a green semisolid that came in a canister, similar to the ''Ghostbusters'' product above. {{reflist}}

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