>>11587288>It’s more entertaining to have a female protagonist go up against disgusting monsters.This is obvious for material made for an older audience, like horror or slasher movies, but this was a toy line aimed at boys, being made around the time Hasbro stopped making female GI Joe figures, presumably because they weren't selling.
Inhumanoids was in the same situation as Visionaries, another Hasbro line from the same era, where female characters were created for use in the cartoons and comics, but Hasbro had no plans to make any toys of them.
>>11588865I don't know if it's true or not, but story I kept seeing repeated on /co/ whenever Inhumanoids were mentioned was that nobody doing anything with the property for decades and forgetting to even bother renewing the rights led to them expiring and someone else bought the rights, and has also done nothing with them, probably just squatting on the rights in the hope Hasbro will pay him to get them back.
