20 Questions Game 409

[CharlesDeCouilles]

First introduced in a book, novel, magazine, periodical, newspaper, or other similar format meant to be read by its audience?

No.

Actually I'll change this to a yes.

Are we dealing with a character from a comic book or graphic novel?

[Hominidae]

Male?

Pass.

Are we dealing with a character from a comic book or graphic novel?

No, this character did not originate in a comic book or graphic novel.

[Aristocrat]

Does this character have supernatural powers ?

[Spartaculous]

1,3: Not a real human being.
5. Humanoid or vaguely humanoid in shape
2,7: Born/introduced after 1900, but before the birth of Taylor Swift
4,6,8: First introduced in a book, novel, magazine, periodical, newspaper, or other similar format meant to be read by its audience, but not a comic book or graphic novel. Not first introduced in a movie, tv show, or in theater.

Passed questions:
Fictitious human?
Is at least one of its ancestors human?
Male?

[Hominidae]

Does this character have supernatural powers ?

No.

[Pepijn]

Is the language of the literary work in which the character was first introduced English?

[Hominidae]

Is the language of the literary work in which the character was first introduced English?

Yes.

[kingofthepirates]

Is the character a robot of some sort?

also clarification: would a comic strip be considered a valid medium? cus its not a comic book exactly, and is often included as part of a newspaper, but it still kinda blurs those lines imo

[Hominidae]

Is the character a robot of some sort?

No.

also clarification: would a comic strip be considered a valid medium? cus its not a comic book exactly, and is often included as part of a newspaper, but it still kinda blurs those lines imo

The question only asked about comic books and graphic novels, so comic strips have not been eliminated.

[Aristocrat]

First introduced on or after Jan 1, 1946?

[Hominidae]

First introduced on or after Jan 1, 1946?

No.

[Pepijn]

Was the work that introduced the character published, in the first instance, in what is currently the US?

[Hominidae]

Was the work that introduced the character published, in the first instance, in what is currently the US?

No.

[Nemo215]

In the world of the literary work from which the character originated, and at the time it's stories take place, was the character a living being?

[Hominidae]

In the world of the literary work from which the character originated, and at the time it's stories take place, was the character a living being?

Yes.

[Hominidae]

In the world of the literary work from which the character originated, and at the time it's stories take place, was the character a living being?

Yes.

Actually, pass.

[Spartaculous]

Is this character primarily known through its usage in a medium that is intended for its audience to be read?

For the purposes of this question, "primarily known" means "famous enough to justify selection as a 20Q pick". As a pair of examples, Harry Potter is extremely well-known as both a book character and as a movie character, and should receive a "Yes" answer to this question, while Shrek, although originally a book character, is not very well-known as such, and so should receive a "No" answer to this question.

[Hominidae]

Is this character primarily known through its usage in a medium that is intended for its audience to be read?

For the purposes of this question, "primarily known" means "famous enough to justify selection as a 20Q pick". As a pair of examples, Harry Potter is extremely well-known as both a book character and as a movie character, and should receive a "Yes" answer to this question, while Shrek, although originally a book character, is not very well-known as such, and so should receive a "No" answer to this question.

Pass.

[Aristocrat]

First introduced in a novel or novella?

[Hominidae]

First introduced in a novel or novella?

No.