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I already added them, remember that its a slower process on the phone. I do have some things to say though like Chauplin via his reactiveness (If you find anymore, I already added the 'before he couldnt, but later not only lifting weights as he developed Telekinesis that he shown twice' and 'Surpasses the undead like Frankenstein' parts, though for the Frankenstein part it may have been that Frank lacked the transfusion, we do see Chap surpass I guess): Could he be labeled "8-B, higher via Reactive Evolution"? Or "Reactive Evolution makes him difficult to kill (becomes stronger as he even develops powers to support on the fly)"?

I don't think we can put this in because it's kind of redundant.

About Frankenstein, he was technically stronger than El Chapulin at that moment of the fight until the moment he overcame him.

Okay got it, btw an update on the social influencing + IQ: apparently consistently beating/outwitting 'Country Ranked Criminals' was a HUGE understatement as in one episode a sheriff said that Quasi "Is the worst IN THE WORLD" with Tripa Seca (Evil Dripped Out Don Ramon) being comparable right? So to recieve such a ranking is actually VERY impressive and Quasi doesn't **** around like he told Chap that he has killed Marshall's by night and did other just as over the top heists of course (I have to rework SI again but it's clearer now).

There was also an episode in which El Chapulin faces the noisy rose and the speedy gunslinger, In that same episode, in addition to defeating the two, he defeated one more who boasted of being very experienced.

He even proved to be an expert (hitting a cloud) and Chapulín knew he was telling the truth.

and also, we must think about the scaling of El Chapulin, as he adapted and evolved against Opponents that surpassed him, so much so that he had cases of his Opponents defeating him with one blow and withstanding blows from his sledgehammer without being affected.
Only to later be affected by your regular punches and blows.

This is kind of important as it affects his profile strength and helps him in combat.

and I was also thinking, in that scene where the Martian throws el Chapulín into the water after applying the effect of one of their weapons on Chapulín, two things could have happened after they threw Chapulín into the water, Chapulín breathes underwater or he got rid of the effects of the weapon before he drowned.
Which of the two is more plausible?

after answering, in social influence we can add that El Chapulin cured a mad man from the "real world" who thought he was Chapulin colorado, being spoken by the narrator that after seeing the program of Chapulin colorado so much his brain "dried up" in such a way that he went crazy.
and he was healed from a speech by Chapulin.

But El Chapulin turning a thief into a decent person at the base of the punch in seconds must be more impressive.

Yeah I know I already the punching part... Which is surpisingly a repeating gag I just have to find those.

Okay so I'm going to need the elaboration evidence on:

"Reveals the person's location and identity, thus providing him with knowledge about the Opponent."

Especially the one where Chapulin reveals the location of an underground thief or something like that. Because stuff like that is basically "Information Analysis" which is Indeed useful, if I'm correct about this is that Chapulin can deduce the machinations of certain opponents abilities and whatnot?

I think so, but I need to find the footage of him doing it.

But on the evidence, they would be the quote from Chapulín himself, they seeing through the guise of a criminal, Seeing through the guise of a martian (Since it was mentioned that only a being with supernatural powers can see through the guise of one)And Chapulín said that its antennae can detect the presence of the entire enemy.

Okey you do that. But to be fair the Martian one was accidental and didn't fully know, though it's luck again or given what he has done PIS idk.

Also it's cool that if Chapulín dies he can still function as a Ghost, aside the obvious Ghost Physiology from Incorperal and Invisibility: Do you think Chapulin can FNAF possess things?

Technically, El Chapulin knew from the beginning, when he saw the man, he started punching him over and over again, He only stopped and so on because the woman asked him to stop, because it was not the one she had seen.

Possession I don't really know, but we can scale the things Dark Soul did as a ghost.

Basically, Chapulín knew, but besides the woman saying that he wasn't the Martian she had seen, Chapulín had bigger problems with the other one.

Okay so the one where Chapulin identified a woman as the man's wife despite not encountering her IS information analysis, he may still identify opponents abilities in a way like this but the underground thief seals the deal more.

Also has a thing for resistance to Mental Manipulation by El Chapulin, he in one episode was hypnotized by a powerful hypnotist.
Where by snapping his fingers he changed into a monkey, but after that episode he was never affected by it again.
And then there was another episode where we were shown that his head is literally hollow.
(In the latter it may be due to his cyborgfication) But it may mean to be the lack of a normal brain.

Although I'm not sure about either of those two, so I wanted to know what you think.

There are plenty of episodes regarding the hypnosis, by your descriptions however, now it possibly may be a stretch: it could be under a Reactive Evolution, the idea was effected initally by the certain ability, but afterwards not. Very useful if this is the case.

Also any other Resistances I have currently: Mind Manipulation (Bypassing Hypnosis), Acid Manipulation (Dissolving Powder and Inventorial scaling), and just Plot Resistance (Via being unfazed by "The Final scene because this is the Final Episode" thing).