Lengendary Tokens and names

[Harlequin]

Do "Generic" tokens Legend kill themselves in light of a card like Leyline of Singularity.  Someone was trying to tell me that LL of Singularity + Hunted guys was a combo, because the tokens would legend kill each other.  But if you look at a card like Dark Depths or that Wolf Guy.  They create a lengendary token named "so and so."   this would leave me to believe that Generic Goblin, or Soldier tokens created by Hunted Phantasm, or Hunted Dragon would not actually legend kill each other.

[Godder]

The Gatherer entry for Leyline of Singularity has the following to say:

2/1/2006 The "legend rule" causes all legendary permanents with the same name as each other to be put into their owner's graveyard. Notably, Leyline of Singularity wipes out all token creatures with the same name.

Since the tokens created by the Hunted creatures (for example) all have the same name, they would be put into the graveyard as a State-Based Effect, and then cease to exist, also as a SBE.

[parallax]

When an effect creates a generic Goblin token, without specifying a name, that token is named "Goblin" and has the Goblin creature type.