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Most Common JetPunk Answers - Fictional Characters

Can you name the fictional characters that appear in the greatest number of English-language featured quizzes on JetPunk?
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Wears a cape
Superman
36
Also wears a cape
Batman
31
Movie character with a low IQ
Forrest Gump
30
Has a magic lamp
Aladdin
30
Has a special hammer
Thor
27
Works for the Daily Bugle
Spider-Man
25
King of the Greek gods
Zeus
25
A magical boy
Harry Potter
24
Super hero who invents stuff
Iron Man
23
British spy
James Bond
21
British nanny
Mary Poppins
21
Giant ape
King Kong
20
Greek god of music
Apollo
18
Boy who doesn't grow up
Peter Pan
18
Swinging British spy
Austin Powers
18
Lying puppet
Pinocchio
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18
Fairy tale princess
Cinderella
17
Spanish novel character
Don Quixote
17
Superhero sidekick
Robin
16
Superhero with a lasso of truth
Wonder Woman
16
Superhero with claws
Wolverine
15
Prince of Denmark
Hamlet
15
Greek god of the Underworld
Hades
15
Went on an Odyssey
Ulysses
14
R-rated superhero
Deadpool
14
Trojan war hero
Achilles
14
Giant lizard
Godzilla
13
Notable reindeer
Rudolph
13
Notable wizard
Gandalf
12
Detroit police officer
RoboCop
12
Norse hero
Beowulf
12
Flying elephant
Dumbo
Qikiq
+24
Level 86
Jul 13, 2022
Finally tried Beowulf when I ran out of Norse gods. Always though of him as an Old English hero.
ruftytufty
+19
Level 79
Jul 13, 2022
yeh, it's a bit of a tricky one. The poem is old English but set in Scandinavia. I think the question could maybe be better framed - as could the Trojan war hero. I assumed that must mean Hector. The "war" part should certainly be capitalised.
MindWax
+12
Level 83
Jul 18, 2022
I agree. (Trojan War) hero =/= Trojan (war hero).
SparrowHawk
+2
Level 61
Jul 19, 2022
I agree, the wording is pretty misleading
LAP3UNC
+6
Level 84
Jul 13, 2022
So this accepts "Potter" for Harry Potter, but not "Gump" for Forrest Gump...
Quizmaster
+3
Level ∞
Jul 13, 2022
Fixed, sorry about that.
AlmostAGenius
+6
Level 81
Jul 13, 2022
I'm honestly really surprised that Sherlock Holmes doesn't make this list. I could be very wrong, but I though he was on a lot of quizzes. Also, QM I'm curious as to how you make these quizzes. Do you hand catalog all of the quiz answers or do you have some sort of spreadsheet that you work off of?
Quizmaster
+1
Level ∞
Jul 13, 2022
I use a script.
interopia
+3
Level 85
Jul 13, 2022
I also tried typing Sherlock Holmes before reading any of the clues and was surprised he wasn't on there.
Tramp
+4
Level 76
Jul 14, 2022
Same here. I also tried Homer Simpson before reading any of the questions.
fixypants
+2
Level 82
Jul 13, 2022
Also, can you allow "quixote" for Don Quixote? I doubt there are many others :)
oakleyjp
+6
Level 70
Jul 13, 2022
What about the little less known Billy Quixote?
Quizmaster
+1
Level ∞
Jul 13, 2022
Fixed
wielblad
+10
Level 66
Jul 13, 2022
#14 is misleading - he may be a hero of the Trojan war, but not a "Trojan war hero" in the way that is naturally parsed.
ConradBrunstrom
+10
Level 79
Jul 14, 2022
Agree - I was typing in Hector, Paris, Aeneas, Troilus etc... all Trojans.
JackBeNimble
+1
Level 81
Jul 13, 2022
I thought that the whole point of all the various versions of the Cinderella story was that she was poor and a commoner. I've never read a version in which she's a princess.
Djilas
+8
Level 82
Jul 13, 2022
She married the prince in the end.
JackBeNimble
+1
Level 81
Jul 14, 2022
Ah, I see what you mean. I was searching my memory for stories _about_ princesses - Sleeping Beauty, etc.
cornflakesfu
+5
Level 86
Jul 14, 2022
Anyone know why Forrest Gump and Austin Powers are so high? Those were the biggest surprises to me. Not totally surprised to see Gump on the list, but all the way up at #3?
kalbahamut
+3
Level 82
Oct 4, 2022
Forrest Gump might show up on a quiz about fictional characters, movies, books, Tom Hanks, the 90s, top box office, memorable quotes, famous directors, Oscars, or several different notable historical events (Vietnam War, Kennedy assassination, Alabama University integration, etc.)... that's my best guess. This works somewhat for Powers, too, which was after all a work of satire so referenced many different things. Both were big events in the cultural zeitgeist.
dogla305
+5
Level 61
Jul 14, 2022
Would have expected to find Jesus on here.
Nassim
+7
Level 68
Jul 14, 2022
Jesus is a historical figures, there is no much doubt among historians that he existed. The fact that pretty much everything else about him is fictional doesn't change that.

God however probably should be on here.

MindWax
+9
Level 83
Jul 18, 2022
Don't strain your wrists tipping your fedoras to each other, lads!
kalbahamut
+1
Level 82
Oct 4, 2022
There is doubt. Also, by your logic, Hamlet shouldn't be on here since his story was inspired by a person that really existed, too, even if it was then heavily fictionalized.
JonOfKent
+1
Level 56
Oct 6, 2022
Good point. Actually I'd say maybe that should exclude Hamlet... otherwise you end up saying that, for example, Shakespeare could be on the list because he has been fictionalised in "Shakespeare in Love", at least one Doctor Who serial and (I'm sure) various other stuff.

I daresay the dividing line is whether the person's fictional or historical self is the better known. Perhaps. Hmm...

ddddan
+1
Level 81
Feb 25, 2023
There is definitely a category of "semi-legendary" figures who were based on real people, but their exploits have been expanded to legendary status. I won't mention religious examples (although the shoe may fit) but there are plenty of other examples.
ing
+3
Level 72
Jul 21, 2022
Sure -- Alex Foley, Detroit policeman, main character of an extended movie franchise.
birdsetter
+1
Level 64
Oct 5, 2022
I was sure it was Axel Foley to. ROBOCOP?
Cincinnatus
+6
Level 73
Oct 4, 2022
I’m ashamed to admit that I typed out Nanny McPhee before realizing that, of course. It was looking for Mary Poppins
roadrage
+2
Level 68
Oct 6, 2022
I typed Mrs Doubtfire first.
yellowbomb
+4
Level 66
Oct 4, 2022
The inventive superhero... My brain shorted out and kept insisting it had to be MacGyver.
Marvo7
+3
Level 60
Oct 4, 2022
The use of the word 'fictional' is badly misleading. Greek and Norse gods who feature in this are not 'fictional', they are archetypal 'mythological'. That is not the same.
Bainbo
+10
Level 55
Oct 4, 2022
Please accept “Boris Johnson” for “lying puppet”.
xarnac
+8
Level 73
Oct 4, 2022
Alas - not fictional unfortunately.
QuizApe
+1
Level 67
Oct 4, 2022
Is Gandalf really more popular than Merlin?
MindWax
+1
Level 83
Oct 4, 2022
Maybe, maybe not. Either way, he does appear in the greater number of English-language featured quizzes on JetPunk.
Chad
+2
Level 63
Oct 4, 2022
I’m very surprised that Sherlock Holmes wasn’t on here.
Trolololz
+2
Level 75
Oct 4, 2022
i believe in zeus
slimequizz
+1
Level 42
Oct 4, 2022
JetPunk Word Search #246 - Geography Tuesday (Rivers)

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Artie944
+1
Level 65
Oct 4, 2022
Hi, not a native english speaker here, is there a big difference between "Rudolf" and "Rudolph"?
CharlieP212
+1
Level 35
Oct 4, 2022
I admittedly tried 'Rudolf' before 'Rudolph'. However, there is no difference besides the spelling.
Artie944
+1
Level 65
Oct 5, 2022
But Rudolf is not accepted :( didn't even think of trying Rudolph xD
JonOfKent
+1
Level 56
Oct 6, 2022
It worked for me..?
CMC315
+2
Level 59
Oct 4, 2022
I never knew Godzilla was a lizard!
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