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The issue with making them Too Unique you would be able to guess the Ghost Type Right away.
I wonder if your complaint is that ghosts don't seem to behave differently based on their specific type, rather than the behaviours lacking themselves. I've had a lot of variances in how the ghost acts, but it's never consistent with what they are.
"Uh, what ghost can flip couches again?"
"Demon"
"ok its a demon"
-MISSION COMPLETE-
We just need more types and a larger pool of potential evidences and tool types.
Could even eventually evolve into 4 or even 5 evidences needed to ID the ghost type. Who knows!?
That would allow for any ghost specific powers you can think of.