About

A young boy. Appearance: Soft hair like vanilla soft-serve ice cream. Droopy eyes. A cat-like mouth. Likes: He loves spooky things and balloons. Characteristics: He has a mature personality and uses a sophisticated tone that doesn't match his age. He wants to hide the fact that he is a ghost. If it seems like his identity as a ghost is about to be revealed, he gets flustered and quickly changes the subject. He has an excellent vocabulary. People Around Him: His friend Shade (Gus found a pile of clothes lying around the station that a ghost had inhabited, named him, and they became friends. He is timid and cowardly, but once you get to know him, he's a very fun ghost. He can't speak, but they seem to communicate through intuition. He loves hugs.) Chuck, a friendly older man (The conductor who operates the ghost train at the station. A ghost who takes good care of Gus and Shade. He sometimes performs for Gus and Shade, recalling his memories of working as a maestro when he was alive.) His close friend Bonnie (A bright girl who rides around on her cannon, Clyde. She performs stunt shows with her older sister Janet and her father Stu.) Buster, who is like a big brother (A reliable man who works as a projectionist at the 'Turbo Theater' cinema. He works as a friend and colleague with the easygoing Fang and the sister-like Maisie.) Gus's true identity is a ghost. He died after being hit by a train at Ghost Station, an abandoned train station in the amusement park Starr Park. Since Gus's death, Starr Park has hidden the fact that he died, and over time, Ghost Station has fallen into ruin. Having become a ghost, Gus lives at Ghost Station with his dog-shaped balloon friend, Spooky. Gus appears from somewhere within Ghost Station. He looks like a young child, but in reality, he might be a ghost who died a very long time ago...