Skeletons in japanese games

[Anonymous No.]

Can we have a skeleton thread? I've been trying to find japanes games where I can play a skeleton archer or knight, so far I've found skyrim mods but I don't find those particularly appealing.

Either way, favourite skeletons in japanese games?

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>>10717587
This game had the worst final boss. Ever.

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Mario Kart Wii and Mario Party 8.

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Feel when you defeated Crocomire for the first time.

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How do cartoons and Nintendo games get away with skeletons, anyway? I mean, they're the bones of dead people. Blood splatters cause a stir, but skeletons are fine?

Though maybe I'm overthinking it. Whenever a character in an old game or cartoon is the offspring of another character, I'm always HELLa aware that it means they had sex.

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That game looks neat. I can't name any Japanese game which has skeletons except some jrpg basic enemies.

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>>10717793
Something about the NES Castlevania skeletons are really charming. I think it's how disproportional they are compared to some of the other sprites, especially Simon/Ralph.

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>>10717803
My favorite ones are the red skeletons in Symphony Of The Night. I love the sound they make when they fall apart.

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>>10719167
How do they even make arrgg moaning sound when they don't even have vocal cords?

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>>10719225
Who needs vocal cords when you have magic? I mean, they aren't using muscles to walk.

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>>10717782
I was terrified by him when I was a kid. Then I leaned I had to push him back and throw him into the lava. Then he terrorized me again in his skeletal form again, just to crumple down. I cautiously stepped over him and went forward.