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Post by GhostBuggy on Mar 30, 2011 0:55:02 GMT -5
Tex-Hex would be a nice addition. I wonder what made them leave him out of FGB in the first place. Maybe because he didn't seem the type to be a minion of Prime Evil. However, he fits wonderfully in BraveStarr too, of course!
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Post by nix on Mar 30, 2011 14:31:56 GMT -5
Well, Lou just thought he would be better served as a head honcho than as a minion.
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Post by nix on Apr 21, 2011 18:18:40 GMT -5
I had a huge, huge brainwave last night regarding Jake and Eddie's first actual bust as Ghostbusters. It should take place at a Renaissance Fair, so that we can introduce Long John Scarechrome, whose ghost ship is causing havoc at a Tall Ships regatta, and reintroduce Trance-a-Lot and Frightmare, who interrupt a jousting match and put the spectators to sleep! Come to think of it, Mysteria, Apparitia, and Fib-Face could be a part of the festivities, too, given Fib-Face's penchant for disguises and Mysteria's overall "Morgan le Fay"-esque appearance. Now, this RF should take place within San Francisco, because I want the boys to drive to it at first, only to get caught in a traffic jam, but that's when they discover the Flight Mode on the Ghostmobile. Also, it's important to reintroduce Sir Trance-a-Lot, because this triggers the memory of their fathers busting him at Castle MacDougal all those years ago. When they radio their dads, who act as advisors (at Ghost Command or investigating in the field?), all parties are horrified to learn that the ghosts can come back from the Spirit World. And this establishes the crux of the film: The Ghostbusters must act as detectives and figure out how the ghosts are able to come back. Is it a fault of the Dematerializer? Or is it an external influence? ?
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Post by jeh517 on Sept 21, 2011 2:31:43 GMT -5
I really like the concept that you're using for Prime Evil based on the 1st MMPR episode. If you a 2nd draft of FGB The Movie, could you add Prime Evil's ghosts?
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Post by flashback74 on Oct 12, 2011 13:17:28 GMT -5
if ya ever wanna lay this down as a toon let me know.we can talk.
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Post by flashback74 on Oct 12, 2011 13:19:46 GMT -5
get a proposal in the works or something.
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Post by nix on Oct 22, 2011 13:27:00 GMT -5
*Ahem* The proposal is on a page back or two. It's that great big PDF document I linked to.
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Post by nix on Sept 17, 2012 9:53:19 GMT -5
I just had a bit of a breakthrough regarding the Zero hologram.
The floor of Mr. Zero's lab has an enormous hologram projector underneath it, which allows Mr. Zero to walk around as if he were a normal, flesh-and-blood human.
The ceiling is dotted with hundreds of zero-point-energy (ha-ha) emitters. Their semi-invisible beams can "levitate" physical objects picked up by Zero; the result is a nearly seamless illusion.
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Post by nixfgbfan on Feb 4, 2015 12:33:35 GMT -5
Here's another great concept, one that should make this entirely different from the Columbia Pictures series.
Jake, Eddie, and Tracy (and their fathers before them) are not "the best, the beautiful, the ONLY" Ghostbusters.
They are but one of many, many teams that have existed throughout our history.
Wizards, knights, samurai, merchant-marines, cowboys...the list goes on. (They're not all part of a family-tree, mind: The genealogy only starts with Marshall Clinte back in the Old West.)
Zero chose his agents based on prior contact with the paranormal/supernatural. He gave each team a Dematerializer that was disguised as something period-appropriate (the medieval period = a wizard's scepter; the merchant sailors = a small treasure chest; the samurai period = a Ninja Turtles hand-lantern, etc.)
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Post by nixfgbfan on Oct 2, 2018 1:22:59 GMT -5
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