Digger of Bricks

If you squint closely, you'll see he indeed does, Black legs with dual-molded Reddish Brown boots! Unless the archetype's a female, perhaps it's underneath the Blacktron Bounty Hunter's helmet?

The Brothers Brick - LEGO Ideas 21318 Treehouse Unleashes Your Childhood Dreams [Review]

A new live Turkey mold would've been the most preferable accessory pairing.

Here's @Zusammengebaut's interview with LEGO Ideas Design Lead Samuel Johnson, Head of Marketing Monica Pedersen, and Designer Cesar Carvalhosa Soares:

Such a thing wouldn't be breaking new ground though, as we've already had DC SuperHero Girls.

Well, I was at least hoping for a Pilgrim (i.e. a Mayflower colonist) for Thanksgiving.

What do mean by that?

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Wait a minute, has anyone here yet come to the realization that Lego didn't take advantage of this Series' release date to give us some seasonal archetypes?! No Christmas, Halloween, nor Thanksgiving-themed CMFs?!!!

Armed with a magnifying glass against a chameleon, yeah, I don't think Lego's gonna dub him either an Adventurer nor an Archaeologist. To be qualified for such, he should've had at least some sorta relic paired with either a map or excavation tool for some kind. Apart from his accessories, I like the figure for what it is alone; but again, he's not Indiana Jones, just a naturalist who shares Johnny Thunder's tastes in attire.

Wait seriously? I thought it was a new mold. Yep, I'm pretty sure @Duncan Young's spot on right there, as I'm seeing the same recolor.

OK, duh, how did I overlook that?!

When did the CMS theme previously give us a Johnny Thunder? Oh, I know, I was just hoping out loud that the CMF that would eventually give us an American Football recolor/reprint of the Rugby ball would be a "vintage" football player rather than yet another modern one.

Huh, besides the Firefighter, which other guess (and half-a-guess) did I get correct exactly?

Oh, I wasn't at all suggesting that fourteen set wave could be a "successor" to Hidden Side (that's just impossibly early for such). Rather, I was postulating that it could be a System-based "big bang" successor to Nexo Knights (that is, if it isn't a new constraction theme), thereby discounting prior speculation on my part that the Hidden Side theme is that "big bang" successor to Nexo Knights.

Well, the longer I let this Series sink in, the more mixed I feel about it. For me, it isn't the overall selection as much as it's the execution of several of the figures, namely being the "Fright Knight", homage Johnny Thunder, and the Firefighter. As I've said earlier, the "Fright Knight" should've been more Vampire rather than Whitewalker, the Firefighter very well may just be straight outta the City theme, and I'm pretty sure the Johnny Thunder homage is neither an archaeologist nor an Adventurer.

Speaking of such, was your own Cyclist design a Mountain Biker, a Professional Cyclist, a BMX Biker, or something else?

Sure, though I preferably wish to see a vintage-styled "Leatherhead" football player CMF introduce that part recolor.

Awesome... Having now seen that Series 19 will finally be giving us an Adventurer (um, is it though?), I must confess, you executed your own design for such much better, though I still appreciate Lego's for what is is.

The CMF also looks to have a slick-looking Black recolor of the newer Ant-Man helmet introduced this year.

DAMN, it's Johnny Thunder as a CMF!!! But, is he really an Adventurer, or just simply another Explorer? Okay, there's a bit to unpack with this Series now that we've seen the full line-up, though I'm gonna have to reserve my figure-by-figure judgement until the official reveal. But, undoubtedly the biggest surprises from this sneak peek for me include... Generic Johnny Thunder (more spot-on than I'd expected from such a CMF homage) The "Black-Ops guy" whose turned out to be Blacktron Bounty Hunter ( ) A Mountain Biker with her bike (here's to hoping for a BMX Biker and/or Professional Cyclist down the road!) ...And at long last, a Firefighter! (granted, I hoped such a CMF would give us a badged firefighter helmet, so I'm slightly disappointed)

Some sorta $10 promotional set for Hidden Side has just been leaked by @Falconfan1414.

Speaking of such, while digging around for some decent Sky Pirate character concepts, I came across this piece: Deviant Art - Sky Pirates Commission by David Mikle Bednarsk

Specifically, not a clue, though I'm pretty sure it's a Sci-Fi archetype rather than anything historical, as it's welding a gun of some kind.

And, there's definitely more than enough to work with if the subtheme were to exclusively stay within that vein!