What character is this kid with brown hair, a green and turquoise striped T-shirt and purple pants?
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Brown hair, striped t-shirt (green and turquoise), purple pants, black and gray shoes. Looks like a kid.
dc comics character-identification
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Brown hair, striped t-shirt (green and turquoise), purple pants, black and gray shoes. Looks like a kid.
dc comics character-identification
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How do you know it is from DC comics? That looks like a speaker in his abdomen and a button for a pocket. Does it say something?
– eshier
Jan 30 at 18:19
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apart from the fact that this toy turned out to be from a scifi franchise, what is scifi&fantasy about this question to make it on topic?
– user13267
Jan 31 at 9:16
@user13267 nothing in the question is on-topic, but per What to do when a vague identification question is off-topic, but the answer is on-topic?, the answer being on-topic means the question should stay open.
– Jenayah
Jan 31 at 11:03
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@Jenayah Is there any better resource that actually puts that policy in Scifi SE? That is a user saying that you should vote to reopen and say it's on topic, but is there any actual consensus that it is on topic? It seems like there should be a more direct meta question for that.
– JMac
Jan 31 at 15:29
@JMac not sure what you mean? I agree that this isn't the most upvoted question on SFF Meta but it's what being done so far, so kind of a "policy by habit" thing
– Jenayah
Jan 31 at 15:49
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Brown hair, striped t-shirt (green and turquoise), purple pants, black and gray shoes. Looks like a kid.
dc comics character-identification
edited Jan 30 at 20:54
Wildcard
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asked Jan 30 at 18:08
LaurieLaurie
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Brown hair, striped t-shirt (green and turquoise), purple pants, black and gray shoes. Looks like a kid.
dc comics character-identification
dc comics character-identification
edited Jan 30 at 20:54
Wildcard
1,156628
asked Jan 30 at 18:08
LaurieLaurie
6514
edited Jan 30 at 20:54
Wildcard
1,156628
asked Jan 30 at 18:08
LaurieLaurie
6514
edited Jan 30 at 20:54
Wildcard
1,156628
edited Jan 30 at 20:54
Wildcard
1,156628
edited Jan 30 at 20:54
Wildcard
1,156628
1,156628
asked Jan 30 at 18:08
LaurieLaurie
6514
asked Jan 30 at 18:08
LaurieLaurie
6514
asked Jan 30 at 18:08
LaurieLaurie
6514
6514
2
How do you know it is from DC comics? That looks like a speaker in his abdomen and a button for a pocket. Does it say something?
– eshier
Jan 30 at 18:19
1
apart from the fact that this toy turned out to be from a scifi franchise, what is scifi&fantasy about this question to make it on topic?
– user13267
Jan 31 at 9:16
@user13267 nothing in the question is on-topic, but per What to do when a vague identification question is off-topic, but the answer is on-topic?, the answer being on-topic means the question should stay open.
– Jenayah
Jan 31 at 11:03
1
@Jenayah Is there any better resource that actually puts that policy in Scifi SE? That is a user saying that you should vote to reopen and say it's on topic, but is there any actual consensus that it is on topic? It seems like there should be a more direct meta question for that.
– JMac
Jan 31 at 15:29
@JMac not sure what you mean? I agree that this isn't the most upvoted question on SFF Meta but it's what being done so far, so kind of a "policy by habit" thing
– Jenayah
Jan 31 at 15:49
|
show 4 more comments
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How do you know it is from DC comics? That looks like a speaker in his abdomen and a button for a pocket. Does it say something?
– eshier
Jan 30 at 18:19
1
apart from the fact that this toy turned out to be from a scifi franchise, what is scifi&fantasy about this question to make it on topic?
– user13267
Jan 31 at 9:16
@user13267 nothing in the question is on-topic, but per What to do when a vague identification question is off-topic, but the answer is on-topic?, the answer being on-topic means the question should stay open.
– Jenayah
Jan 31 at 11:03
1
@Jenayah Is there any better resource that actually puts that policy in Scifi SE? That is a user saying that you should vote to reopen and say it's on topic, but is there any actual consensus that it is on topic? It seems like there should be a more direct meta question for that.
– JMac
Jan 31 at 15:29
@JMac not sure what you mean? I agree that this isn't the most upvoted question on SFF Meta but it's what being done so far, so kind of a "policy by habit" thing
– Jenayah
Jan 31 at 15:49
2
2
How do you know it is from DC comics? That looks like a speaker in his abdomen and a button for a pocket. Does it say something?
– eshier
Jan 30 at 18:19
How do you know it is from DC comics? That looks like a speaker in his abdomen and a button for a pocket. Does it say something?
– eshier
Jan 30 at 18:19
1
1
apart from the fact that this toy turned out to be from a scifi franchise, what is scifi&fantasy about this question to make it on topic?
– user13267
Jan 31 at 9:16
apart from the fact that this toy turned out to be from a scifi franchise, what is scifi&fantasy about this question to make it on topic?
– user13267
Jan 31 at 9:16
@user13267 nothing in the question is on-topic, but per What to do when a vague identification question is off-topic, but the answer is on-topic?, the answer being on-topic means the question should stay open.
– Jenayah
Jan 31 at 11:03
@user13267 nothing in the question is on-topic, but per What to do when a vague identification question is off-topic, but the answer is on-topic?, the answer being on-topic means the question should stay open.
– Jenayah
Jan 31 at 11:03
1
1
@Jenayah Is there any better resource that actually puts that policy in Scifi SE? That is a user saying that you should vote to reopen and say it's on topic, but is there any actual consensus that it is on topic? It seems like there should be a more direct meta question for that.
– JMac
Jan 31 at 15:29
@Jenayah Is there any better resource that actually puts that policy in Scifi SE? That is a user saying that you should vote to reopen and say it's on topic, but is there any actual consensus that it is on topic? It seems like there should be a more direct meta question for that.
– JMac
Jan 31 at 15:29
@JMac not sure what you mean? I agree that this isn't the most upvoted question on SFF Meta but it's what being done so far, so kind of a "policy by habit" thing
– Jenayah
Jan 31 at 15:49
@JMac not sure what you mean? I agree that this isn't the most upvoted question on SFF Meta but it's what being done so far, so kind of a "policy by habit" thing
– Jenayah
Jan 31 at 15:49
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I think it is Kevin, Krypto's new owner in Krypto the Superdog. (Unlike the comics, he is adopted by a normal Earth boy.)
Specifically, it looks like this may be the figure from the Krypto & Kevin's First Adventure set.
edited Jan 30 at 19:05
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There's some nice pics here as well; attireskirt.com/…
– Valorum
Jan 30 at 19:07
His shirt pocket is a different color from the toy though
– Izkata
Jan 30 at 20:09
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@Izkata It's very obviously the same toy, though. Probably just a minor manufacturing defect/difference.
– only_pro
Jan 30 at 22:47
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I think it is Kevin, Krypto's new owner in Krypto the Superdog. (Unlike the comics, he is adopted by a normal Earth boy.)
Specifically, it looks like this may be the figure from the Krypto & Kevin's First Adventure set.
edited Jan 30 at 19:05
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There's some nice pics here as well; attireskirt.com/…
– Valorum
Jan 30 at 19:07
His shirt pocket is a different color from the toy though
– Izkata
Jan 30 at 20:09
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@Izkata It's very obviously the same toy, though. Probably just a minor manufacturing defect/difference.
– only_pro
Jan 30 at 22:47
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I think it is Kevin, Krypto's new owner in Krypto the Superdog. (Unlike the comics, he is adopted by a normal Earth boy.)
Specifically, it looks like this may be the figure from the Krypto & Kevin's First Adventure set.
edited Jan 30 at 19:05
FuzzyBoots
91.2k12282435
answered Jan 30 at 18:31
Mgmills1968Mgmills1968
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There's some nice pics here as well; attireskirt.com/…
– Valorum
Jan 30 at 19:07
His shirt pocket is a different color from the toy though
– Izkata
Jan 30 at 20:09
2
@Izkata It's very obviously the same toy, though. Probably just a minor manufacturing defect/difference.
– only_pro
Jan 30 at 22:47
add a comment |
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I think it is Kevin, Krypto's new owner in Krypto the Superdog. (Unlike the comics, he is adopted by a normal Earth boy.)
Specifically, it looks like this may be the figure from the Krypto & Kevin's First Adventure set.
edited Jan 30 at 19:05
FuzzyBoots
91.2k12282435
answered Jan 30 at 18:31
Mgmills1968Mgmills1968
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I think it is Kevin, Krypto's new owner in Krypto the Superdog. (Unlike the comics, he is adopted by a normal Earth boy.)
Specifically, it looks like this may be the figure from the Krypto & Kevin's First Adventure set.
edited Jan 30 at 19:05
FuzzyBoots
91.2k12282435
answered Jan 30 at 18:31
Mgmills1968Mgmills1968
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edited Jan 30 at 19:05
FuzzyBoots
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FuzzyBoots
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FuzzyBoots
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There's some nice pics here as well; attireskirt.com/…
– Valorum
Jan 30 at 19:07
His shirt pocket is a different color from the toy though
– Izkata
Jan 30 at 20:09
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@Izkata It's very obviously the same toy, though. Probably just a minor manufacturing defect/difference.
– only_pro
Jan 30 at 22:47
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There's some nice pics here as well; attireskirt.com/…
– Valorum
Jan 30 at 19:07
His shirt pocket is a different color from the toy though
– Izkata
Jan 30 at 20:09
2
@Izkata It's very obviously the same toy, though. Probably just a minor manufacturing defect/difference.
– only_pro
Jan 30 at 22:47
There's some nice pics here as well; attireskirt.com/…
– Valorum
Jan 30 at 19:07
There's some nice pics here as well; attireskirt.com/…
– Valorum
Jan 30 at 19:07
His shirt pocket is a different color from the toy though
– Izkata
Jan 30 at 20:09
His shirt pocket is a different color from the toy though
– Izkata
Jan 30 at 20:09
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@Izkata It's very obviously the same toy, though. Probably just a minor manufacturing defect/difference.
– only_pro
Jan 30 at 22:47
@Izkata It's very obviously the same toy, though. Probably just a minor manufacturing defect/difference.
– only_pro
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How do you know it is from DC comics? That looks like a speaker in his abdomen and a button for a pocket. Does it say something?
– eshier
Jan 30 at 18:19
1
apart from the fact that this toy turned out to be from a scifi franchise, what is scifi&fantasy about this question to make it on topic?
– user13267
Jan 31 at 9:16
@user13267 nothing in the question is on-topic, but per What to do when a vague identification question is off-topic, but the answer is on-topic?, the answer being on-topic means the question should stay open.
– Jenayah
Jan 31 at 11:03
1
@Jenayah Is there any better resource that actually puts that policy in Scifi SE? That is a user saying that you should vote to reopen and say it's on topic, but is there any actual consensus that it is on topic? It seems like there should be a more direct meta question for that.
– JMac
Jan 31 at 15:29
@JMac not sure what you mean? I agree that this isn't the most upvoted question on SFF Meta but it's what being done so far, so kind of a "policy by habit" thing
– Jenayah
Jan 31 at 15:49