>>11133550Then I don't know, anon. I don't work here, I'm not that anon who was responding to you, but I really don't think skeleton samurai were something unique to 1989's Transformers, although it's pretty telling that
>picrel from 1983>toy companies commonly put skeletons in different weirdo costumes, it's a common idea on shelves and among companies from the 80s-90s>ninja wizards and skeletons exist>inb4 1983 is six years early so it doesn't count eitherWhat are you even trying to achieve, exactly? The pretender shells look like a mishmash of different ideas and trends popular in the 80s and 90s, some of us (myself included) find the designs cool, while others like anon don't seem to want the concept back again in any form. "You didn't find an identical toy released in the same year as the pretenders, therefore they're not generic and anon is forced to like the pretenders"? He's still not going to like the shells or their designs, and that shouldn't stop you from enjoying them regardless.
>inb4 anon JUST wanted to bait me into posting more skeletons 