It is entirely possible that Ghostbusters clix will be a special item like Gremlin clix, something that (presumably) won't be compatible with Heroclix.

I would disagree here. After seeing all the "versus" fighting games (X-Men vs Street Fighter, Marvel Super-Heroes vs Street Fighter, Marvel vs Capcom, Marvel vs Capcom 2), I think that Street Fighter fits perfectly with the watered-down version of superheroes that we get in both video games and Heroclix. Street Fighter wouldn't work well with the comic book superhero power levels, but they're great against these watered down versions. Martial Artists kick ### in Heroclix, and the Street Fighters are martial artists (supposedly the best in the world). So, if Iron Fist belongs in Heroclix, so does Ryu.

Ryu (who I actually hate for being a bland boring character that is used by boring people) could easily have an 11 attack, 3 damage (whether with CCE or by itself), a ranged attack with a range of 8 or so, possibly a random click of Impervious somewhere in his dial (for his dragon punch move that makes him immune to any attack while he's doing it-- though Supersenses might be a better fit conceptually), and a click near the end of his dial where his power level spikes back up (so he can do a "super" move), where he might have increased damage (possibly around a 4) so he can either do his "super" dragon punch or his "super" fire ball (Shinkuu Hadouken!). And that's not even getting into his "hurricane kick" which we know is one of his special powers.

I just hope that Dhalsim and Zangief can translate well into clix forms. The boring shotokan karate users are easy to translate but not perhaps the fighters with interesting fighting styles.

It's interesting to know that WK/NECA had Street Fighter clix in the works way before HoT even came out.

Now we just need to find out what happened to Ghostbuster clix and the Batmobile.

I'll bet "proton pack" for certain is ghostbusters. I must have searched and searched for any references of it outside ghostbusters and all I found was a server. I guess there was alot of denial back then.