Twenty Questions: Round 386

[DreamTrawler]

So, probably not male then, because it's unlikely that a character introduced after 1949 would have an unknown creator.

Introduced before 1975?

Yes.

[Jamiet99uk]

(Fictional) female human?

[Hominidae]

(Fictional) female human?

This is virtually guaranteed to be a yes.

(We also know it's a human.)

[DreamTrawler]

(Fictional) female human?

Yes.

[Jamiet99uk]

1. Not a rastafari, not a spacefarer, not a real person from Eurasia.
2. Not a real human primarily known for politics, sports, or the arts, nor a fictional character who can fly.
3. IS a fictional character with an amount of legs that is a power of 2 (that isn't 0).
4,5. A human, horse, hippo, or arachnid.

6. NOT TWO OR MORE OF:
Male
Introduced before 1950
First introduced by a known author

7. Introduced before 1975
8. Fictional female human


PASSED
First introduced in a work primarily meant to be read by its audience?

NOT
Garfield

[Jamiet99uk]

I would speculate that the PASSED question was passed due to the word "read".

[Hominidae]

Was this character originally, primarily targeted at people under the age of ten?

[Aristocrat]

Introduced before 1800?

[han-shahanshah]

Originally introduced in an English-language work?

[DreamTrawler]

Was this character originally, primarily targeted at people under the age of ten?

No.

[DreamTrawler]

Introduced before 1800?

Yes.

[DreamTrawler]

Originally introduced in an English-language work?

No.

[Aristocrat]

Introduced before 476 AD?

[Jamiet99uk]

1. Not a rastafari, not a spacefarer, not a real person from Eurasia.
2. Not a real human primarily known for politics, sports, or the arts, nor a fictional character who can fly.
3. IS a fictional character with an amount of legs that is a power of 2 (that isn't 0).
4,5. A human, horse, hippo, or arachnid.

6. NOT TWO OR MORE OF:
Male
Introduced before 1950
First introduced by a known author

7,10. Introduced before 1800.
8. Fictional female human
9. Not aimed primarily at children undeer 10.
11.Not originally from an English-language work.

PASSED
First introduced in a work primarily meant to be read by its audience?

NOT
Garfield

[Hominidae]

The "hippo, horse, or arachnid" should never have been in the summary. The "yes" answers to both "human, horse, or hippopotamus" and "human or arachnid" mean that logically, it can only be a human.

Anyway, we now know this character had an unknown creator. Probably a folk tale character of some sort.

Is the first known mention of this character in a Germanic or Italic (Latin/Romance) language?

[miminena]

The "hippo, horse, or arachnid" should never have been in the summary. The "yes" answers to both "human, horse, or hippopotamus" and "human or arachnid" mean that logically, it can only be a human.

Until question 8, it still could have been a spider horse or some other hybrid.

[Jamiet99uk]

The "hippo, horse, or arachnid" should never have been in the summary. The "yes" answers to both "human, horse, or hippopotamus" and "human or arachnid" mean that logically, it can only be a human.

Until question 8, it still could have been a spider horse or some other hybrid.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AB7IDw3PNI

[DiplomacyandWarfare]

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11: Fictional female human who cannot fly, is not primarily known for politics, sports, or the arts, and has 2 or 4 legs, introduced before 1800, in a non-English work not intended to be read, not aimed primarily at children under the age of 10, by an unknown author.

[DiplomacyandWarfare]

Is this character a princess or other figure of nobility or royalty?

[Hominidae]

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11: Fictional female human who cannot fly, is not primarily known for politics, sports, or the arts, and has 2 or 4 legs, introduced before 1800, in a non-English work not intended to be read, not aimed primarily at children under the age of 10, by an unknown author.

Minor correction: the "not primarily known for politics, sports, or the arts" thing only applied to real humans, which we now know this character is not. This still could be a fictional politician, artist, or athlete.

(Also could have 8, 16, 32, 64, or 128 legs.)