Since it's near to the 40th anniversary of Weekly Famitsu (as of next year as I'm writing this out), I basically did this evolution design chart of Necky on how he changed over the years. And not only I'm showcasing on how Necky changed, but also a part of Susumu Matsushita's art style on how Necky was drawn to be!
Oh, as for the middle one that isn't from a magazine cover, it's a rare pin that I found online (if you look up the stuff in Japanese), as it's from a pin set called: "Famitsu All Stars" that includes four more characters that you can check out here if you're not willing to type it up in Japanese.
Plus, do NOT remove watermark on the bottom (especially if this gets reposted someday that wants to share this). Even I find Necky interesting on how he got redesigned over the years on how he wasn't "too butchered" (or at least in my opinion as I'm saying this) by it unlike some characters like Chuck E. Cheese (on how the realistic-looking CGI "Rockstar" era design was for some reasons especially with those that grew up with the "Avenger/Cool" version) and some westernized cartoon reboots that I probably shouldn't mention here as much that didn't age well with some people out there... But as for Necky, it was a total different story on how people reacted to him over the years, I guess. And it's cool to see on how Necky got better and better as he didn't need to "drastically change" during the 2010's or 2020's ever since the 90's!
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