Character Appendix Aa-Am
| No | Character | Reference | Description | Debut | Medium | Title | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aaron | Aaron (Levite) | The brother of Moses and first Hebrew priest; made a golden calf | c. 600 BCE | religious text | Book of Exodus? | - | folklore/oral tradition derived | |
| Aaron | Aaron (drummer boy) | Orphaned Hebrew who played his drum for infant Jesus | 1941 | song | Carol of the Drum | - | Name established in The Little Drummer Boy animated film (1968). | |
| Alexander Aaron/ Phobos | Alexander Aaron | Half-human son of Ares and ally of Nick Fury | 2006 | comic series | Ares | issue #1 | as Phobos in ??? | |
| Adam Aaronson/ Machine Teen | Adam Aaronson | Intelligent android resembling teenage boy | 2005 | comic series | Machine Teen | issue #1 | ||
| Christopher Aaronson/ King Bedlam | Christopher Aaronson | Telepathic mutant who killed his parents and led a faction of the Hellions. | 1995 | comic series | Factor X | issue #1 | originally as Terry Aaronson; as Christopher/King Bedlam in X-Force #87 (1999) | |
| Jesse Aaronson/ Bedlam | Jesse Aaronson | Mutant machine disruptor, reluctant hero, and member of X-Force | 1995 | comic series | Factor X | issue #1 | as Jesse Bedlam in X-Force #82 (1998) | |
| Marceline Abadeer/ Vampire Queen | Marceline Abadeer | Demon/vampire hybrid musician and survivor of the Mushroom War | 2010 | animated TV series | Adventure Time | episode "Evicted!" | ||
| Hope Abbott/ Trance | Hope Abbott | Mutant who could project an astral form; X-Men trainee/X-Man | 2005 | comic series | New X-Men: Academy X | issue #12 | ||
| Abby/ Amy | Abby (tracer) | Living tracer of the Key to Time and the 5th Doctor's companion | 2009 | audio drama series | Doctor Who | The Judgement of Isskar | as Abby in Graceless story The Sphere (2010) | |
| Ahmet Abdol/ Living Monolith/ Living Pharaoh/ Living Planet | Ahmet Abdol | Egyptologist obsessed with cosmic energy and infrequent enemy of the X-Men | 1969 | comic series | X-Men | issue #54 | surname from X-Men #57 (1969); given name from The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #5 (1983); as Living Monolith in X-Men #56 (1969); as Living Planet in Marvel Graphic Novel #17 (1985) | |
| Abel | Abel (son of Adam) | Son of Adam; murdered by his brother Cain | c. 600 BCE | religious text | Book of Genesis? | - | originally oral tradition/folklore/religion | |
| Abel | Abel of Altea | Knight retainer to Marth in the Archanean League, and later a shopkeeper | 1990 | video game | Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light | - | ||
| Betty Aberlin | Betty Aberlin | Giant human resident of Neighborhood of Make-Believe | N/A | - | - | - | fictionalized debut in Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Episode 002 (1968) | |
| Haymitch Abernathy | Haymitch Abernathy | Drunken Hunger Games victor, coach, and rebellion leader | 2008 | novel | The Hunger Games | - | ||
| Nezhno Abidemi/Gentle | Nezhno Abidemi | Wakandan mutant and X-Men trainee/X-Man with physically painful powers | 2006 | comic series | New X-Men | issue #23 | ||
| Abobo | Abobo | Giant-headed strongman Shadow Warrior, loving dad, and human flesh eater | 1987 | arcade video game | Double Dragon | - | ||
| Citizen Abra/ Abra Kadabra | Citizen Abra | Time-traveler using tech as magic; enemy of the Flash | 1962 | comic series | The Flash | issue #128 | ||
| Morrigan Aensland | Morrigan Aensland | Scottish succubus who often competes in fighting tournaments | 1994 | arcade video game | Vampire: The Night Walker | - | ||
| Leonard James "L.J." Akaar | L.J. Akaar | Exiled Capellan prince and eventually high-ranking Starfleet officer | 1967 | TV series | Star Trek | episode "Friday's Child" | ||
| Akagi Ritsuko | Akagi Ritsuko | Nerv computer specialist with mother issues | 1995 | animated TV series (anime) | Neon Genesis Evangelion | episode "Angel Attack" | ||
| Aladdin | Aladdin | Thief orphan boy who found a magical lamp | 1709 | anthology story | The Thousand and One Nights | "Aladdin's Wonderful Lamp" | originally folklore | |
| Alakazam/ Abra/ Kadabra | Sabrina's Alakazam | Sabrina Natsume's primary Pokémon; broke her brain | 1996 | video game series | Pokémon | Red Version and Green Version | as Abra and as Kadabra in Pokémon episode "[Abra]! Psychic Showdown!" (1997) | |
| Alan-a-Dale | Alan-a-Dale | Minstrel member of Robin Hood's Merry Men | c. 1650 | child ballad | "Robin Hood and Allen a Dale" | - | ||
| Alanna | Alanna (Strange) | Rannian noblewoman and love interest for Adam Strange | 1958 | comic series | Showcase | issue #17 | ||
| Alars/ Mentor | Alars | Eternal father of Thanos and Eros | 1973 | comic series | Iron Man | issue #55 | ||
| Mary Albright | Mary Albright | Anthropologist object of affection from Dick Solomon | 1996 | TV series | 3rd Rock from the Sun | episode "Brain and Eggs" | ||
| Sally Albright | Sally Albright | Woman who met a man named Harry and went from friends to lovers | 1989 | film | When Harry Met Sally | - | ||
| Benjamin "Benny" Alden | Benny Alden | Youngest of the Alden orphans living in a derelict train car | 1924 | children's novel | The Box-Car Children | - | ||
| Henry Alden | Henry Alden | Oldest of the Alden orphans living in a derelict train car | 1924 | children's novel | The Box-Car Children | - | ||
| Jessica "Jessie" Alden | Jessie Alden | Older girl of the Alden orphans living in a derelict train car | 1924 | children's novel | The Box-Car Children | - | ||
| Terri Alden | Terri Alden | Third roommate of Jack Tripper and Janet Wood; nurse | 1981 | TV series | Three's Company | episode "Jack Bares All" | ||
| Violet Alden | Violet Alden | Younger girl of the Alden orphans living in a derelict train car | 1924 | children's novel | The Box-Car Children | - | ||
| Ruth Aldine/ Blindfold | Ruth Aldine | Precognitive mutant with no eyes | 2005 | comic series | Astonishing X-Men | issue #7 | real name from ??? | |
| Henry Aldrich | Henry Aldrich | Goofy American teen often called by his mother | 1938 | stage play | What a Life | - | ||
| Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin Jr. | Buzz Aldrin | American Apollo 11 astronaut and second human on Luna | N/A | - | - | - | ||
| Alec | Alec of Grannvale | Knight of Chalphy with a turban | 1996 | video game | Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War | - | ||
| Alen | Alen of Lycia | Red-clad knight retainer to Roy of Lycia | 2002 | video game | Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade | - | ||
| Aleta | Aleta of the Misty Isles | Queen of the Greek Misty Isles and ally/wife of Valiant | 1941 | comic strip | Prince Valiant | - | ||
| Cassandra Alexandra | Cassandra Alexandra | Younger sister of Sophitia and Soul Edge pursuer | 2002 | arcade video game | SoulCalibur II | - | ||
| Sophitia Alexandra | Sophitia Alexandra | Greek warrior pursuer of Soul Edge; family ruined by its curse | 1995 | arcade video game | Soul Edge | - | ||
| Alfonse | Alfonse of Askr | Prince of Askr and overly serious member of Order of Heroes | 2017 | mobile phone game | Fire Emblem Heroes | - | ||
| Yera Algallzz/ Leaf Lass | Yera Algallzz | Mother of Reep Daggle; amnesiac espionage agent | 1982 | comic series | Legion of Super-Heroes | issue #286 | originally as Shrinking Violet; given name from Legion of Super-Heroes #305 (1983); surname and code-name are arbitrary/apocryphal | |
| Garth Algar | Garth Algar | Best friend and co-host of Wayne Campbell | 1989 | sketch TV series | Saturday Night Live | "Wayne's World" | ||
| Abdul Alhazred | Abdul alHazred | Writer of the Necromicon; immortal evil body-switcher | 1938 | short story | "The History of the Necronomicon" | - | ||
| Ali | Ali (Karkinian) | Scorpion-like companion of the 9th Doctor | 2013 | ebook short story | Doctor Who | "The Beast of Babylon" | ||
| Tike Alicar/ The Anarchist | Tike Alicar | Mutant with explosive sweat powers; black member of celebrity X-Statix | 2001 | comic series | X-Force | issue #116 | ||
| Alice the Goon | Alice the Goon | Female Goon and friend of Popeye | 1933 | comic strip | Thimble Theatre | - | name revealed in 1934 | |
| Mahmud al-Khaled | Mahmud al-Khaled | 23rd century SCE leader | 2002 | ebook novella | Star Trek: S.C.E. | Foundations Book One | ||
| Elizabeth "Liz" Allan Osborn | Liz Allan | Businesswoman, mother, ex-wife of Harry Osborn | 1962 | comic series | Amazing Fantasy | issue #15 | name from Amazing Spider-Man #1; married name (Osborn) from Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #63 (1982) | |
| Lenora Allan | Lenora Allan | Archaeologist gym leader of Nacrene City | 2010 | video game series | Pokémon | Black Version and White Version | originally as Aloe; Lenora from English release (2011); surname arbitrary | |
| Kent Allard/ Lamont Cranston/ The Shadow | Kent Allard | Psychotic vigilante who knew what lurks in the hearts and minds of men | 1930 | radio serial | Detective Story Hour | - | ||
| Bartholomew "Barry" Allen/ The Flash | Barry Allen | Second user of the Flash identity; bland speedster superhero/police chemist | 1956 | comic series | Showcase | issue #4 | ||
| Bartholomew "Bart" Allen/ Impulse/ Kid Flash/ The Flash | Bart Allen | Speedster grandson of Barry Allen; hyper-kinetic | 1994 | comic series | The Flash | issue #91 | as Impulse in in Zero Hour #3 (1994); as Kid Flash in Teen Titans #4 (2003); as the Flash in The Flash: The Fastest Man Alive #1 (2006) | |
| Dawn Allen/Tornado Twin | Dawn Allen | Speedster hero; died heroically; mother of Jenni Ognats | 1968 | comic series | Adventure Comics | issue #373 | ||
| David Alleyne/Prodigy | David Alleyne | Young mutant with ability to absorb skills | 2003 | comic series | New Mutants | issue #4 | ||
| Allura | Allura (Altean) | Altean sovereign and Voltron Blue Lion pilot | 1981 | animated TV series (anime) | Beast King GoLion | episode "The Ruined Phantom Planet" | originally as Farla (Japanese); as Allura in Voltron: Defender of the Universe adaptation episode "Escape to Another Planet" (1984) | |
| Albien Alm Rudolf | Alm | Boy leader of the Deliverance whose bond with Celica was challenged | 1992 | video game | Fire Emblem: Gaiden | - | ||
| Richard Alpert/ Ricardo Alperto | Richard Alpert | Longstanding immortal member of The Others | 2007 | TV series | Lost | episode "Not in Portland" | ||
| Alph | Alph | Young Hocatati explorer alongside Brittany and Charlie | 2013 | video game | Pikmin 3 | - | ||
| Alpha 5 | Alpha 5 | Robot assistant to Zordon and the Power Rangers | 1993 | TV series | Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers | episode "The Day of the Dumpster" | ||
| Alphys | Alphys | Dinosaur-like Monster scientist of the underground | 2015 | video game | Undertale | - | ||
| Haroum al-Rashid/ Jetstream | Haroum al-Rashid | Moroccan member of Frost's original Hellions; rocketlike flyer | 1984 | comic series | New Mutants | issue #16 | ||
| Ash Alterman | Ash Alterman | Glasses-wearing member of Kidd Video | 1984 | live-action/animated TV series | Kidd Video | episode "To Beat the Band" | surname arbitrary | |
| Theodore "Teddy" Altman/ Hulkling/ Dorrek VIII | Teddy Altman (hero) | Shape-shifting Young Avenger; half-Skrull son of Mar-Vell; gay | 2005 | comic series | Young Avengers | issue #1 | ||
| Amadís de Gaula | Amadís de Gaula | 10th century knight of elicit birth and elicit progeny | c. 1304 | chivalric romance novels | - | - | ||
| Amamiya Ren/ Joker | Amamiya Ren | Leader of the Phantom Thieves of Hearts and user of multiple personae | 2016 | video game | Persona 5 | - | real name from animated series Persona 5: The Animation (2018) | |
| Amamiya Saki | Amamiya Saki | Ruffian-fighter, Ruffian hybrid, and father of Jo Isa | 2000 | video game | /Sin and Punishment: Successor of the Earth | - |
