Featuring the Tramp (Charlie Chaplin Movies)

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Featuring the Tramp

A baker. A janitor. A factory worker. A plain old nuisance at a soapbox derby. While never given a name or even a consistent title, the man most commonly referred to as the Tramp represents the down-on-his-luck everyman. Though his bumbling behaviour gets him into trouble as much as factors entirely out of his control do, he nevertheless continues his jobs with an almost admirable naivity, simply trying to make a better life for himself.

Full RT here

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Strength

• Knocks a man out with a punch
• Hits a policeman back towards a lakefront, knocking a crowd of people in, before kicking a second man into him to send him flying out over the water
• Carries a piano which tilt a cart holding him and another man as well as the donkey pulling the cart into the air
• Holds back a bear by grabbing its leg

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Durability

• Largely unaffected by a punch to the face by a strongman who could swing around a 500lbs weight and break a chain over his neck
• Caught, in some manner, in a large explosion which devestates a house and drops a large number of bricks on his head
• Blown out of a room by an exploding gas stove
• Electrocuted from his harness cable coming into contact with a generator

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Speed

• Hits a pistol out of a man's hand before he can shoot the Tramp
• Repeatedly dodges a champion boxer's punches
• Repeatedly drops to dodge gunfire

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Skill

• Balances on a tightrope despite numerous monkeys climbing on him and taking off his trousers
• Picks the pocket of a man robbing him at gunpoint
• After knocking a man out, puts his arms under the man's arms and holds a conversation with the other person at the table without them realizing

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Using the Tramp on WhoWouldWin

The Tramp isn't traditionally a fighter. He doesn't tend to go around beating people up, and the few films with explicit fights (as a boxer, policeman, etc) tend to have him notably outmatched. So while you can put him in a straight fight, you may get more use out of him by putting him in a scenario where a setting or character is trying to get him to fail at his job (directly or indirectly), and seeing whether the Tramp's physicals, skills, and bumbling luck is enough to give him the victory.

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Mr. Bean better turn the other way if he sees the Tramp bumbling down the street