20 Questions Game 406

[Nemo215]

Is the character from a fictional universe which follows the same general laws of physics and nature as the real world, as opposed to a fictional universe where, for example, magic and/or the supernatural and/or superpowers etc. exist?

[Hominidae]

Is the character from a fictional universe which follows the same general laws of physics and nature as the real world, as opposed to a fictional universe where, for example, magic and/or the supernatural and/or superpowers etc. exist?

Yes.

[Red Neurax]

Was this figure developed through popular tradition and/or folklore and/or popular stories?

No.

animated character?

Aee you asking if this character has ever appeared in animation, or if they originated as an anmiated character?

has appeared animated in a mainstream show/movie

[Hominidae]

Was this figure developed through popular tradition and/or folklore and/or popular stories?

No.

animated character?

Aee you asking if this character has ever appeared in animation, or if they originated as an anmiated character?

has appeared animated in a mainstream show/movie

I'll say yes, but appearing in animation is generally not what this character is known for.

[DreamTrawler]

First introduced in the English language?

[Aristocrat]

First introduced after 1800?

[Hominidae]

First introduced in the English language?

Yes.

First introduced after 1800?

Yes.

[Nemo215]

First introduced before the murder of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo?

[Hominidae]

First introduced before the murder of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo?

Yes.

[SaintSimmer]

Free guess: Uncle Sam

[SaintSimmer]

Wait -- is a previous correct answer allowed to be re-introduced? I don't see any rule about that.

[Hominidae]

Wait -- is a previous correct answer allowed to be re-introduced? I don't see any rule about that.

No it isn't (I believe "so long as they are not repeats" is somewhere in the rules) so I won't count this guess.

Good guess though apart from that, and welcome to the game!

[CharlesDeCouilles]

Was the media that first introduced this character originally published in English?

[Hominidae]

Was the media that first introduced this character originally published in English?

I think this is functionally the same as DreamTrawler's question above (to which the answer was "yes") so I won't count it.

[CharlesDeCouilles]

Was the media that first introduced this character originally published in English?

I think this is functionally the same as DreamTrawler's question above (to which the answer was "yes") so I won't count it.

Thanks! Apparently reading isn't my strong suit.

[Hominidae]

1,3,4,10. Fictional character introduced in the Western Hemisphere in the English language, not in an even-numbered year
11,12. First introduced after 1800, but before the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo (June 28, 1914)
8. From a fictional universe which follows the same general laws of physics and nature as the real world, as opposed to a fictional universe where, for example, magic and/or the supernatural and/or superpowers etc. exist
5,6. Has been portrayed on live-action film, TV, or theatre, but not introduced on live-action film, TV, or theatre
9. Has appeared animated in a mainstream show or movie (but is not primarily known for this)
7. Not developed through popular tradition, folklore, or popular stories
2. First name 6 letters or shorter

PASSED
Introduced in the USA after 1800?

[Aristocrat]

^ for the new folks, since we know the character was introduced after 1800, the pass means it is uncertain if it was introduced in the US or not (also worth noting the US didn’t have the same borders throughout this time period)

[miminena]

Is this character human?

[DreamTrawler]

First introduced in a written work?

[Hominidae]

Is this character human?

No.

First introduced in a written work?

Yes.