Ping-Ping
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— Ping-Ping
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| Ping-Ping, the reporter who hardly does any reporting (fear him!). | |
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| Profile | |
| Title | The Reporter who hardly reports to his newspaper |
| Gender | Male |
| Race | Penguin |
| Health | Good |
| Level | 700+ |
| Status | Preparing for another adventure |
| Location | Anywhere in the world |
| Parody of | This human (or rather, this human) |
| Fourth Wall | Talks about "readers" and knows the "script" for his late 2017 adventure (after all, he is a parody of a comic book character! |
| Birth date |
October 7, 1999 (age 17) |
| Occupation | Reporter (who never reports), adventurer, crime-solver, explorer |
| Employer | Daily Reporter (past), himself |
| Strengths | His faithful puffle Milou |
| Friends | Captain Mullet, Cuthbert Tournesol, Dupond and Thompson. |
| Enemies | Various |
| Archetype | Good |
George Pinguin (more famously known as Ping-Ping) is a "reporter" who often has many adventures with his puffle. He is supposedly a reporter, but he is never seen reporting in his adventures. He got his name, not as an insult, (Ping-Ping) after managing to get a lump of meteorite for Prof. Fossil. He is currently living in Moulinsart Mansion with his friends Captain Mullet, Cuthbert Tounesol and their butler. For some reason, he is obsessed with adventures, like Wikipenguino45. This is probably because he is a nosey old git. He talks in a slightly French accent (not surprising) and often wears a dark brown trench coat.
Early Life[edit]
George was born in 1999 in October to Harry Pinguin and Lelia Pinguin. Right from a young age, he always wanted to be an adventurer. Sadly, he lost his parents at the age of 3 on the stormy sea, in a boat to Francterre. Somehow, he survived and floated on a small raft near the coast where he was rescued by coastguards. He was finally sent away to an orphanage, which he stayed for thirteen years before getting a part-time job. During his younger years, he learned French, learned how to swim, began reading adventure stories and was revealed that he had a liking for adventure. He also loved doing scouts, especially when they camped. When he was 16, he entered journalism school so he could become a reporter for the Daily Reporter.
