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but I think Chapolin lacks resistance to extreme temperatures, since he could normally stay on Venus, since the temperatures there are very high and the air is toxic, so much so that they had astronauts in the episode that they had to use equipment to walk around there.

by the way, one of the teleport clips looks more like time manipulation or similar, we see Chapulín reversing his actions to go back to where he fell from and we even see the water reversing.

there's also another feat of the type on his profile, but it's just him reversing the water as he comes out of it, but I believe it should have been mentioned in the intelligence part, since he probably created the stun horn and its standard equipment as they were cited as being "Chapulian technologies", Chapulin's technology even manages to be superior to the Martian one, as they mentioned that the Martians are not prepared for Chapulin technologies, Martian technology is superior to Terran technology as they also mentioned that Earthlings were not prepared for Martian technology, being that the earthlings in the verse could create amazing things like ships that made trips to jupiter and suits for venus and if I'm not mistaken a device capable of destroying planets.

What do you think of all this? (In addition to Chapulin being smarter than two entire civilizations being the terrestrial of the verse more advanced than ours)

If I recall in the said Venus episode the humans in astronauts suits were just as Ok when they took their helmets off? Unless it's another routinely similiarly done episode Rob does at times then, idk, might wanna check on that again. But about IQ when I get the chance, I will doc it. I will get the most interesting stuff but mention them again if I forgot some of your questions.

So regarding the pool and back feat, I thought he jumped out of the pool given the way it was filmed at the time amongst other people around him were unchanged... But maybe? Now here's the thing if it were Time Manipulation, it would be more akin to himself which is more useful then it looks given Chapulin, in a truly fatal situation and as long as he's conscious enough to do it, can uno reverse. Again I thought it was an acrobatic feat but I am now giving the benefit of the doubt given the water formation is brought into question, so Time hax or neigh?

Hey Pug, I've been thinking about one in particular last night and it just hit me with something grandiose: Do you think what Chapulin just did with the Time BFR may just be more OP then we think? Specifically has Chapulin just shown Causality Manipulation (Per Definition)? Mind you this may not have been the first time. With the example with Hitler I mentioned; Chapulin states the difference bewteen the way we knew Hitler originally died by Suicide amongst other IRL events; then the alternative timeline. Obviously Chap knows more under his sleeves then we think. Holy shit man, Chapolin with this more out there hax literally has some UnderTale Powers at his disposal!!

Before I forget, have you also happen to stumble upon any comic feats?

about the astronauts i don't remember them taking off their helmet, although it might not mean much since the humans of the verse have strange doings, over the pool, I don't really believe it's an acrobatic feat, as we see the water rewind, Chapulín redoing the same movements as when he fell and he was still dry, but if I'm not mistaken him rewinding the water also occurred when he came to help the pirates, although I'm not sure about that scene.

I mean Hitler's I believe it would be a consequence of Chapulin's time travel, although I wonder if the Woman remembers everything that happened to her before the temporal BFR, it could have something to do with Chapulín or the Woman would have type 1 Acasuality, although I have certain doubts about that.

Like the man who was next to her was affected by it, so much so that he changed locations and knew about what happened in this new altered story, but the woman didn't.

about more exploits, I found an episode where they talk about a baby who was born on jupiter, something a little surreal due to the planet's high gravity and composition, which should yield something good, besides that Chapulín must climb to the baby, since he survived in jupiter having a small size and one more thing the Chapulin teleport must be updated, how he teleported himself and others to the past is at least Universal+ in range, not to mention the other evidence for interdimensional.

But I remember in the episode where Chapulín faces the pirates, one of them says that half of his brain was fake, and a normal person cannot survive normally without half of the brain.
But I have no idea if I would climb for Chapulin (Although he can survive being stabbed with the swords being inside him for an extended period of time)

but I think that his changing places with dolls so he doesn't die wouldn't be duplication, it seems to be something like the ability of Naruto's shinobi where they can change places with inanimate objects to avoid getting hit.

One thing, does Chapulín really pretend to be incompetent so that his opponents underestimate him? Or to take them by surprise for not counting on your cunning.
NIn that episode of the Hotel, for example, there's a scene where a woman says "Chapulin wasn't afraid of the man, he was afraid of hurting that poor guy, Chapulín prefers to use cunning rather than brute force" then Chapulín arrives saying that she is so right that he did it by stealing that man's papers.
Strange scenes have also happened before, when Chapulín realizes that one of the "statues" is "alive" and heading towards him, but after that he acts as if he doesn't know anything.
11:45

basically in that last scene he would have played the misunderstanding to delve into the matter later, since the "statue" was moving, but he would have to know why that was.
but he can still make some mistakes sometimes, an example would be at the end of the hotel episode when he leaves the tickets inside the hotel.

But I also believe that Chapulin's reactive evolution affects his weightlifting, like once he was unable to lift a weight, but at the end of the episode he lifted it with ease.

Nevermind the fact regarding Chap's Reactive Evolution works in more benefitting ways then we think, he went by far to not just lift the weights when he couldn't before, but literally developed the power to use TELEKINESIS IN THE FIRST PLACE (Which he's shown twice)... That is very useful reactiveness and I'm surpised we haven't included it but I will. But it was not the first time, he couldn't fully lift Matefacil but eventually Chap lifted and ultimately defeated him.

Yes, but I found some good things, Chapulin's brain was blowing all the fuses on a spaceship that was making a trip to Mars.


Not to mention another surface scaling feat for him 25:00
But I think you will like this one, one of the astronauts sobbing made the whole spaceship jump, and inside this spaceship there was also another spaceship, Maybe to get weight lifting through that or something.
To improve Chapulín, he could also control a stone with the power of his mind and maneuver it to make it return to Mars when it had left the planet, It's not the first time he's done this, another time he reacted to controlled a venus stone which went from venus to moon in a matter of seconds and he did it twice with the rock.
38:48 And he even managed to make a space flight to a Martian who was piloting a spacecraft capable of following the astronauts' spacecraft.

In these episodes he also watched the el chavo program with the astronauts
But maybe a Chapulin FTL isn't as far away as we think

8:20 the scene of him controlling the stone

But what do you think of all this? The first thing might be useful against robots as Chapulin's brain was affecting the ship's advanced technology by blowing its fuses. (Passive I think)