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I can't believe I'm doing this: Curious George quick CRT

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Maybe, but a 10-B with athletic human reactions, no abilities and 9-C durability is also absolutely not worthy of a profile

Literally just looking up "chimpanzee height" tells you that their average height is around 150 cm, 4'9 feet.
 
Maybe, but a 10-B with athletic human reactions, no abilities and 9-C durability is also absolutely not worthy of a profile
not sure how it went from peak human to athletic human, but okay i guess?
most of the stuff so far has only come from a single scene, so he definitely has more feats. i'll probably look further into it. i'm not sure if it's healthy for me to be watching curious george at this point, but with the pandemic going on i don't really have much better to do so whatever lol.
he has abilities via equipment. for example, both he and george have flight via rocket-boot-things that were given to them at the end of curious george 3.
i'm thinking he and george might scale to danno wolfe, too, but i'm not sure. if they do, they should probably get 9-B, since danno survived getting rammed and launched several meters into the air by a pig before falling back down into a barrel.
Literally just looking up "chimpanzee height" tells you that their average height is around 150 cm, 4'9 feet.
that's according to wikipedia, the most accurate and reputable source on the internet, which says that a particularly large species of chimpanzee is also 150 cm. according to other sources, the "average" height of a chimpanzee seems to vary greatly from 3 to 5 feet, with the majority of them landing somewhere in the middle. george would be on the lower end.
the only other chimp in the verse (as far as i've seen, at least) is felipe, who is practically identical to george. idk what felipe's age is though, maybe they both happen to be the same age.
i don't think he would've been allowed to become an astronaut if he was 2 years old (btw he should probably have a space suit as optional equipment since he's gone to space with it multiple times).
also somewhat off-topic but one time george jumped up a story in like half a second, so that's probably a feat
 
you know what ******* whatever have your fun
 
well he might just end up being a tier 9 with flight, self-sustenance, superhuman speed, and absolutely no confrontational feats whatsoever
 
well then, if no one else ends up objecting this, i'll just make another george profile with these feats.
 
i'm on the fence when it comes to the games. like, the games would give him double-jumping and wall level durability, but i'm not sure if they're canon.
 
why wouldn't they be, though? i mean, from what i've heard it's because we don't use licensed games, but, like, why don't we?
 
Because they are generally retellings or just have their own plot, in the same way adaptations often get their own separate profiles unless there's enought connection to take it as a secondary canon.
 
the games follow the movie's plot to the point at which the cutscenes are literally just scenes from the movie
 
Eh, we don't take game versions of movies usable for canon purposes usually, so it deserves its own profile most likely unless there's statements around to suggest otherwise.
 
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oh well, i can probably make the profile anyways. i now have a scan of george easily outmaneuvering the man with the yellow hat, casually beating him in a game of tug-of-war, and nearly knocking him down, so george scales to him now. also, one time the man with the yellow hat tied dozens of balloons around himself with one hand in a single frame, so that's pretty ******* ridiculous.
 
I would remove the quote as it's not really something notable to stand out of the character.

Anyways, the feat involving the giraffes doesn't appear to be 9-B at all, he didn't even trip them over, but rather slightly pushed their heads, which sounds like something within tier 10, and George making a dinosaur skeleton fall down isn't a feat that high, at best you could try calcing him falling from that height, and even then it's most likely an outlier as I'm sure the cartoon had a pretty similar feat with an structure falling over, and he broke a leg.

The pig feat may be notable, but there's no source to evaluate it with.

The speed feats look fine.

Now, for durability:

An hippo pushing him isn't valid here when it appears that it wasn't particularly hostile and just wanted him to keep some distance, so no 9-B feat here, especially with it being featless outside of that unless you scale it to an IRL one, which is quite frowned upon here for the same reason George got downgraded from scaling to IRL chimps in the first place, the skeleton feat has some issues as said before, and the explosion may be a legit feat.
 
I would remove the quote as it's not really something notable to stand out of the character.
that's just a joke i decided to put on the blog. i won't be including it in the finished product.
Anyways, the feat involving the giraffes doesn't appear to be 9-B at all, he didn't even trip them over, but rather slightly pushed their heads, which sounds like something within tier 10
the thing is that they were clearly harmed by the crash. considering how giraffes can tank attacks from lions, it would probably take quite a bit of force to hurt them. since newton's third law exists, this means that the man with the yellow hat can handle a level of force that is high enough to harm a giraffe, which is 9-B. therefore, the man with the yellow hat is also 9-B.
and George making a dinosaur skeleton fall down isn't a feat that high
he did it by accident, though, it's not like he was punching it. also, i estimate that a brachiosaurus skeleton like that would weigh approximately one shitton. it would hardly be easy to knock it all down.
at best you could try calcing him falling from that height, and even then it's most likely an outlier as I'm sure the cartoon had a pretty similar feat with an structure falling over, and he broke a leg.
i'd say him breaking his leg is plot induced stupidity. it contradicts an existing feat, and the entire plot of the episode revolves around him breaking his leg, so it sorta needed to happen for the sake of the plot.
The pig feat may be notable, but there's no source to evaluate it with.
i'll get the link to it.
The speed feats look fine.

Now, for durability:

An hippo pushing him isn't valid here when it appears that it wasn't particularly hostile and just wanted him to keep some distance, so no 9-B feat here
i doubt that the hippo launched george several meters into the air without putting any force into its attack. plus, it probably didn't know what was going on. it was asleep, and then george covered its nostrils and prevented it from breathing (it's weird that it was breathing in the first place considering that hippos can't breathe underwater but whatever it's a cartoon). if someone cut off my breathing while i was asleep, i'd probably kill them in a blind rage. so i see this as george triggering the hippo's fight-or-flight response and the hippo attacking him before realizing what happened.
especially with it being featless outside of that unless you scale it to an IRL one, which is quite frowned upon here for the same reason George got downgraded from scaling to IRL chimps in the first place
george got downgraded because everyone here thought he was a two year old rather than a fully grown chimp. also, as long as we don't create an entire profile for that hippo, it's fine for us to scale it to its real world counterpart. hell, the entire point of real world animal profiles is that we can use them as references. it only starts to become a problem when someone makes a profile that's entirely based off of scaling the character to its irl species, because said profile wouldn't be notable enough to exist.
the explosion may be a legit feat.
i actually calced that explosion already, i'm just waiting for the calc to be evaluated.
 
Man... this will take a while...

First, the giraffes weren't particularly injured at all, they just were slightly pushed, so no, this isn't a tier 9 feat at all.

The skeleton is just not something to be walking on in the first place, so it can't scale to AP as it's just a chain effect from him moving on it.

In the same way it's an anti feat to rate him for tier 9, so I wouldn't just ignore the event of him falling over in the museum and breakign his leg on that episode.

Several meters? The hippo clearly bothered to go to the surface before throwing him a meter or two, remember, George isn't of the size of a human, he's way shorter, and with the given mass and distance of this throw, it doesn't really get on tier 9 to be notable even if this hippo was indeed tier 9.

He clearly isn't a fully grown chimp, he even acts childish and all, actual feats may be used to justify him having a profile, however.

I'll wait for the calc to be evaluated then.
 
Man... this will take a while...
don't you just hate it when you spend time debating with a maniac about curious george's physical characteristics? man, i hate when that happens
First, the giraffes weren't particularly injured at all, they just were slightly pushed, so no, this isn't a tier 9 feat at all.
look at their facial expressions. he clearly hurt them. and he didn't "slightly push" them at all, the crash hit them hard enough that their necks somehow got wrapped around each other as a result.
The skeleton is just not something to be walking on in the first place, so it can't scale to AP as it's just a chain effect from him moving on it.
fair enough, i guess..? still, he survived falling off of it, and the man with the yellow hat survived the thing collapsing on him.
In the same way it's an anti feat to rate him for tier 9, so I wouldn't just ignore the event of him falling over in the museum and breakign his leg on that episode.
i'm sure that's plot induced stupidity but whatever
Several meters? The hippo clearly bothered to go to the surface before throwing him a meter or two, remember, George isn't of the size of a human, he's way shorter, and with the given mass and distance of this throw, it doesn't really get on tier 9 to be notable even if this hippo was indeed tier 9.
george was launched a distance several times his own height, which i'd say is roughly 3 feet.
He clearly isn't a fully grown chimp, he even acts childish and all, actual feats may be used to justify him having a profile, however.
and yet he's allowed to go to space, get a job, and so on. mature, domesticated chimpanzees don't act like fully grown humans, so i don't see why george would.
I'll wait for the calc to be evaluated then.
yep. i will, too.
 
Here again...

Their necks weren't even wrapped that much, you're really trying too hard to take a feat as tier 9 when it really isn't, bring a calc for it or else it's just not something reasonable to assume as above tier 10

I'm neutral for the skeleton, I guess the Yellow Hat man reduced the potential damage compared to the time George broke a leg

Sir, 3 feet is just a bit more than a meter, so my point stands.

Because this is a fictional setting where, like any other, unrealistic outcomes can just happen without having to think about it too much, so he's a child unless stated otherwise, as that would also require the assumption that humans in the verse are giants, which is quite fallacious to just assume for the sake of high-ends.
 
Their necks weren't even wrapped that much
i mean they were, after the Man with the Yellow Hat "slightly pushed" them they were spinning around at full tilt for like two seconds straight
you're really trying too hard to take a feat as tier 9 when it really isn't, bring a calc for it or else it's just not something reasonable to assume as above tier 10
i really don't understand how you can't see the impact here. this is not how they'd look if their heads were "slightly pushed".
I'm neutral for the skeleton, I guess the Yellow Hat man reduced the potential damage compared to the time George broke a leg
i don't see how that could happen, especially since george was falling a much shorter distance when he broke a leg, but it doesn't seem to matter much
Sir, 3 feet is just a bit more than a meter, so my point stands.
sir, 3 feet is george's height. he was launched a distance several times that length.
Because this is a fictional setting where, like any other, unrealistic outcomes can just happen without having to think about it too much, so he's a child unless stated otherwise, as that would also require the assumption that humans in the verse are giants, which is quite fallacious to just assume for the sake of high-ends.
george fits into the low end of fully grown chimpanzee height though, he's like three feet tall
 
Take the speed Yellow Hat man, then his mass or so, basic KE calc, although the results will be inflated as giraffes are obviously softer than a wall of bricks.
 
Didn't George fall the height of a T-Rex and break his leg? Not sure what that would result in, but it'd be something interesting to consider calcing.
 
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