N questions, game K, s.t. 19<N<21, 215<K<217, and N, K are integers

[Jamiet99uk]

Is this a fictional version of an animal that exists in the real world? (I think that I saw someone use this with the following example: Garfield would give a "Yes." answer - cats are real - but Pikachu would give a "No." answer.)

That was my example from about 10 games ago

[Jamiet99uk]

Is this character a Muppet, or a character from Sesame Street?

[damo666]

Free guess: Paddington bear.

[Hominidae]

OK, so either born in a non-Western part of Africa, or very old, or nonhuman, or fictional.

On what basis were you ruling out South America other than Brazil?

Spartaculous asked if they were born post-1499 somewhere outside of Africa and the answer was "no", so in order to be born anywhere other than Africa, they would have to be very old.

The point is moot now that we know this being is fictional.

[Hominidae]

Is this a mammal?

[kingofthepirates]

Has this fictional entity ever been portrayed in a movie or tv series?

Yes, the entity has at some point been portrayed in at least one movie or tv series

[kingofthepirates]

Could N not equal any infinite span of numbers between 19 and 21 or 215 and 217

N, K are integers, so no. Not considered a question.

[kingofthepirates]

Is this character a Muppet, or a character from Sesame Street?

No

[kingofthepirates]

Free guess: Paddington bear.

Not Paddington, but I do love the guy.

[kingofthepirates]

Is this a mammal?

Yes.

[Wattsthematter]

Was this character first introduced before 1989?

[kingofthepirates]

Was this character first introduced before 1989?

Yes, the character first appeared before 1989.

[Wattsthematter]

A bear, cat, or lizard?

[Wattsthematter]

A bear, cat, or lizard?

Please scrap this, I am a fool. A bear, cat, or dog?

[kingofthepirates]

A bear, cat, or lizard?

Please scrap this, I am a fool. A bear, cat, or dog?

Scrapped :). No, this entity is neither a bear, nor a cat, or nor a dog.

[JECE]

Is this a fictional version of an animal that exists in the real world? (I think that I saw someone use this with the following example: Garfield would give a "Yes." answer - cats are real - but Pikachu would give a "No." answer.)

That was my example from about 10 games ago

Pikachu is a rodent, specifically a mouse. Mind-opening, right?

[cdngooner]

Pikachu is a rodent, specifically a mouse.

Source? Acc to Wikipedia, Pikachu is a "fictional species." And it attacks by shooting lightning, an ability I've been unable to find in any extant rodent species.

Question: Is this character part of the Disney universe?

[kingofthepirates]

Question: Is this character part of the Disney universe?

1) no, not part of Disney
2) Pikachu are a fictional species of Pokémon based on a mouse. Pikachu themselves, while potentially being classified as rodents by our standards, are not real, nor are they fictional versions of real animals.

[Wattsthematter]

Is this a mascot?

[Hominidae]

Is this a primate or rodent?