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As the proud guesser of Game #1 (albeit, I admit, after multiple guesses), I take up the challenge of choosing a character for you all to guess.

The rules again are:
1. Only yes/no questions may be asked.
2. If the answer is unclear, questionmaster must clarify why.
3. Guesses do not count against the total. Because of that, only one guess is allowed after all 20 are up.
4. Please choose people/movie/TV/literary/video game/etc. characters that, if you were to throw a dart out the window, at least 50% of people hit would know this character.
5. Whomever guesses correctly takes over from the previous questionmaster. If they do not want to do it, they may choose who to pass the duty onto or just give it to the first volunteer.
6. If the questionmaster remains undefeated three times in a row, on the third time they must either pass it to a person of their choice, or the first volunteer takes over.

OK, gang, I have some character in mind. Who is it?

PS: Many thanks to MSmart for originating this game.

Is this person a movie character?

Is this person female?

Does this person exist in real life?

Does this person exist in real life?

No.

Is this person female?

No.

Is this person a movie character?

Yes.

1. Doesn't exist in real life.
2. Male.
3. Movie character.

Is this character white?

Wild guess: Roger Rabbit

If I'm wrong, then the follow up question is: Does the person live in a fictional universe (as in not on Earth or not on a very-earth-like-Planet that could be seen as Earth, like ... where the variables are only a bit different as in 'Hillary won' and not so different as in 'the earthen tribe ruled 200 years ago and the main source of meat are animals called Trilooty')?

Is this character white?

Yes.

Wild guess: Roger Rabbit

No.

Does the person live in a fictional universe

No.

1. Doesn't exist in real life.
2. Male.
3. Movie character.
4. White.
5. Lives (fictionally) in our real universe.

Not: Roger Rabbit.

Has this character killed anyone?

Is this character portrayed as being "good" (in a moral sense, like they're one of the "good guys" in the paradigm in which they feature)?

Is this character portrayed as being "good" (in a moral sense, like they're one of the "good guys" in the paradigm in which they feature)?

No.

Has this character killed anyone?

Yes.

1. Doesn't exist in real life.
2. Male.
3. Movie character.
4. White.
5. Lives (fictionally) in our real universe.
6. Not the "good guy".
7. Has killed one or more people.

Not: Roger Rabbit.

Are they portrayed as being an American?

Are they portrayed as being an American?

Yes.

1. Doesn't exist in real life.
2. Male.
3. Movie character.
4. White.
5. Lives (fictionally) in our real universe.
6. Not the "good guy".
7. Has killed one or more people.
8. American.

Not: Roger Rabbit.

Are they portrayed as being over 50 years old?

Was the movie they were in released (if multiple, at least the first one) after the year 2000?

Are they portrayed as being over 50 years old?

No.

Was the movie they were in released (if multiple, at least the first one) after the year 2000?

I see what you did there, trying to ask both if it was a series, and if it was after 2000. I'll answer that the movie (if standalone) or first movie of the series (if it was a series) was before 2000.

1. Doesn't exist in real life.
2. Male.
3. Movie character.
4. White.
5. Lives (fictionally) in our real universe.
6. Not the "good guy".
7. Has killed one or more people.
8. American.
9. Portrayed as being younger than 50.
10. Movie or first movie of series released before 2000.

Not: Roger Rabbit.

Was their first (or only) movie an animated film?

Does the movie or the series, in which the wanted character is living, take place in the current (contemporary) time? (The intent here is to find out if we need to think more in a western/prewar/colonial timeframe or if we are good to stay in modern America.)

Was their first (or only) movie an animated film?

No. Live action.

Does the movie or the series, in which the wanted character is living, take place in the current (contemporary) time? (The intent here is to find out if we need to think more in a western/prewar/colonial timeframe or if we are good to stay in modern America.)

I don't want to go down the rabbit-hole of what qualifies as "contemporary". I won't count this as a question, but if you want to resubmit with reference to a specific year (before/after) or period (between), I will answer it.

1. Doesn't exist in real life.
2. Male.
3. Movie character.
4. White.
5. Lives (fictionally) in our real universe.
6. Not the "good guy".
7. Has killed one or more people.
8. American.
9. Portrayed as being younger than 50.
10. Movie or first movie of series released before 2000.
11. Live action movie (not animated).

Not: Roger Rabbit.