The harness seat has two blasters and can mount on the roof, where it has a full rotation swivel or into a special track in the rear of the Ecto-1. The Ecto-1 is a simple enough construction with enough room for two figures to ride in the front and a special harness seat another figure can ride in. The original Ecto-1 was another 1987 Wave 2 release alongside the Bug-Eyed Ghost and the Ghost Popper released in the previous Classics wave. It wouldn't be the Ghostbusters without the iconic Ecto-1, and this re-release takes the cake. It's perfect for your Ghostbusters toys to chase (or just as a fun conversation piece on your desk). It's hardly an "action figure" by traditional definitions, but Fearsome Flush is hard to beat as a memorable ghost and a unique design. The toilet lid pops up to reveal a pair of horrifying, bloodshot eyes, and the lid raises to unleash a wagging tongue and rows of teeth.
Roll it across a solid surface, though, and the real monster shows itself. In the default mode, Fearsome Flush appears to be an unassuming toilet with a pale gray color and a Ghostbusters logo stamped onto the lid. There's not a lot of articulation to the Fearsome Flush, but it doesn't need it. The line was already fairly long in the tooth for a toy line by the time of this wave's release, so Fearsome Flush is a clear stand-out in a line that included a "Green Ghost" figure decked out with a Proton Pack and the Neutrona Wand themed "Water Zapper." Fearsome Flush originally debuted as part of 1989's sixth wave of Real Ghostbusters toys.
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