Doug's Musical Ability, in GURPS

[Bob Schroeck]

If he’s not ultrafast (as it pertains to supers), maybe just a Basic Speed of 9, and some good 8-10 levels of Enhanced Dodge.

Depends on how you define "ultra". Doug is four and a half times as fast as J. Average Normal when it comes to combat initiative, and gets three to four actions for every one said normal gets.

What matters is how effective is it? If it’s generally going to work, then it’s just a higher level. If it’s kinda hinky, it’s a lower level.

Okay, that's hard to say. Doug's used it only once in-game, and once in-story; it's difficult to generalize from that. I'm also unable to look up the V&V mechanics to see what, if anything, the subject has to do in the way of a roll. I think it's completely on Doug's side, and it's a straight on raise, no chance of failure. I do remember that the power cost of Resurrection is dramatic -- all his power points and all but one HP, which is why he collapsed after raising the two kids in DW2.

Oh, yes, and there is that. The song specifies, "Two hearts that lost the beat will now resume/The gift of life extension/By divine intervention". Doug can raise two people at once.

Doug cannot choose to activate Another One Bites the Dust without hearing it. He doesn’t have it memorized, he must have it played. Therefore, he has the limitation.

Correct.

I'm asking Kromm. As I'm not that familiar with Morph, and, well, he is.

And well you do. Since I essentially invented Morph as it currently exists, you'd think I'd be a good source, but... it's been a few years, and the 4E version is slightly different from what I created for The Book From Hell Shapeshifters.

I was pegging Doug as having a HT of 14 with Very Fit, myself. That gives him a general roll of 16, and extremely fast FP recovery anyway.

If you think that works best, cool. In V&V terms, Doug is as fit and hardy as a normal human can possibly get, with a score of 18, but the effects of the stat are far more vaguely defined than the GURPS equivalent.
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.