Twentyquestionsgameonehundredandeightynine

[cdngooner]

We've focussed a lot on what this character is NOT famous for (Disney). How about what they are?

Did this character first appear in a 19th century work of English fiction?

[JustAGuyNamedWill]

Do you guys know Robin Hood display any supernatural abilites? Maybe he passed on “animal” because he has been both an animal and a human.

PS this doesn’t count as a question

[kingofthepirates]

Do you guys know Robin Hood display any supernatural abilites? Maybe he passed on “animal” because he has been both an animal and a human.

PS this doesn’t count as a question

Not him, he’s the first result in voice cast in the animation.

[kingofthepirates]

How many q’s are we on?

[cdngooner]

My question about 19th century English fiction will be Q17, by my count.

Another thing about Robin Hood is he was clearly human. If QM were considering his later appearance as a fox, he would have passed on the "human" question.

[han-shahanshah]

Do you guys know Robin Hood display any supernatural abilites? Maybe he passed on “animal” because he has been both an animal and a human.

PS this doesn’t count as a question

Please note that “Bird?” would have been passed on.

[Spartaculous]

I'm going to go ahead and guess the Gryphon from Wonderland. I don't know if I can line up all of the details, but it would explain "Pass" for "Bird?".

[cdngooner]

According to Wikipedia, Gryphon never appeared as a character in either of the two Disney versions.

[cdngooner]

I wish Jabberwock didn't have an "E" in it.

[cdngooner]

I'm not going to wait for an answer to my question. I've got a decent guess.

Humpty Dumpty. He's sort of an animal, but not yet. He appeared in Disney's Mother Goose Melodies and Alice Through the Looking Glass . And he certainly changed his appearance rapidly when he fell off the wall.

[Hominidae]

We've focussed a lot on what this character is NOT famous for (Disney). How about what they are?

Did this character first appear in a 19th century work of English fiction?

No, but I like this line of questioning.

[Hominidae]

I'm not going to wait for an answer to my question. I've got a decent guess.

Humpty Dumpty. He's sort of an animal, but not yet. He appeared in Disney's Mother Goose Melodies and Alice Through the Looking Glass . And he certainly changed his appearance rapidly when he fell off the wall.

Correct! Congratulations!

[Hominidae]

Animal

Does this character willingly or unwillingly display magical abilities or change physical appearance rapidly?

I just want to say that these were my two favorite questions.

[DarthPorg36]

Animal

Does this character willingly or unwillingly display magical abilities or change physical appearance rapidly?

I just want to say that these were my two favorite questions.

Hahahaha I keep laughing every time I see this now that I know it's Humpty Dumpty