Character Appendix Aa-Ak
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| No | Character | Reference | Description | Debut | Medium | Title | Unit | N |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aang | Aang | Last surviving Airbender and the Avatar | 2005 | animated TV series | Avatar: The Last Airbender | episode "The Boy in the Iceberg" | ||
| Aaron | Aaron (Levite) | The brother of Moses and first Hebrew priest; made a golden calf | c. 600 BCE | religious text | Book of Exodus (1) | - | 2 | |
| Aaron | Aaron (drummer boy) | Orphaned Hebrew who played his drum for infant Jesus | 1941 | song | Carol of the Drum | - | 3 | |
| Alexander "Alex" Aaron / Phobos | Alexander Aaron | Half-human son of Ares and ally of Nick Fury | 2006 | comic series | Ares | issue #1 | 4 | |
| Jesse Aarons Jr. | Jesse Aarons | Boy who co-created Terabithia with best friend Leslie Burke who died | 1977 | novel | Bridge to Terabithia | - | ||
| 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 | 5 | |
| Jesse Aaronson / Bedlam | Jesse Aaronson | Mutant machine disruptor, reluctant hero, and member of X-Force | 1995 | comic series | Factor X | issue #1 | 6 | |
| Marceline Abadeer / Vampire Queen | Marceline Abadeer | Demon/vampire hybrid musician and survivor of the Mushroom War | 2010 | animated TV series | Adventure Time | episode "Evicted!" | ||
| Angela Abar / Sister Night | Angela Abar | Tulsa cop, masked vigilante, with deep heroic connections | 2019 | TV series | Watchmen | episode "It's Summer and We're Running Out of Ice" | ||
| William "Bud" Abbott | Bud Abbott | Straight man to comedian Lou Costello | N/A | - | - | - | ||
| 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 | 7 | |
| 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 | 8 | |
| Kareem Abdul-Jabbar / Ferdinand Alcindor Jr. | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Prominent L.A. Lakers player in 1970s; side job as pilot | N/A | - | - | - | ||
| Abel | Abel (son of Adam) | Son of Adam; murdered by his brother Cain | c. 600 BCE | religious text | Book of Genesis (9) | - | 10 | |
| Abel | Abel of Altea | Knight retainer to Marth in the Archanean League, and later a shopkeeper | 1990 | video game | Fire Emblem (11) | Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light (12) | ||
| Betty Aberlin | Betty Aberlin | Giant human resident of Neighborhood of Make-Believe | N/A | - | - | - | 13 | |
| 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 | ||
| Abraham / Abram | Abraham (patriarch) | Con artist and first true Yahwist | c. 700 BCE | religious text | Book of Genesis (14) | - | ||
| Carol Abramowitz | Carol Abramowitz | Cultural specialist in the USS da Vinci's SCE team | 2000 | ebook novella series | Star Trek: S.C.E. | The Belly of the Beast | ||
| Jay Abrams / Blue Jay | Jay Abrams | Winged Angorian hero who came to Earth and joined the Justice League | 1971 | comic series | Justice League of America | issue #87 | ||
| Abu | Abu (monkey) | Capuchin monkey thief and Aladdin's best friend | 1992 | animated film | Aladdin | - | ||
| Ace the Bat-Hound | Ace the Bat-Hound | Batman's dog | 1955 | comic series | Batman | issue #92 | ||
| Achi / Kachi | Achi | Creator and manipulator of Ruffian-related humans | 2000 | video game series | Sin and Punishment (15) | Successor of the Earth (16) | 17 | |
| Achilles | Achilles | Invulnerable Greek warrior in the Trojan War | c. 600 BCE | epic poem | Homer's Iliad (18) | - | 19 | |
| Gial Ackbar | Gial Ackbar | Mon Calamari rebel leader | 1982 | comic strip | Star Wars | "Revenge of the Jedi" | ||
| Kenny Ackerman | Kenny Ackerman | Psychopathic killer and uncle of Captain Levi | 2013 | comic series (manga) | Attack on Titan (20) | chapter "Krista Lenz" (21) | ||
| Levi Ackerman | Levi Ackerman | Diminutive Titan-killing master and Survey Corps captain | 2010 | comic series (manga) | Attack on Titan (22) | chapter "Side Story: Captain Levi" (23) | 24 | |
| Mikasa Ackerman | Mikasa Ackerman | Titan-killing powerhouse & Survey Corpsman, obsessed with Eren Yeager | 2009 | comic series (manga) | Attack on Titan (25) | chapter "To You, 2000 Years from Now" (26) | 27 | |
| Sally Acorn | Sally Acorn | Chipmunk; Mobian royalty and resistance leader | 1993 | animated TV series | Sonic the Hedgehog | episode "Heads of Tails" | ||
| Acroyear | Acroyear | Exiled prince of the Acroyears; Micronaut | 1979 | comic series | Micronauts | issue #1 | ||
| Adam | Adam ("first man") | El's creation and guardian of the Garden of Eden | c. 700 BCE | religious text | Book of Genesis (28) | - | 29 | |
| Adam / He-Man | Adam of Eternia | Warrior prince who transformed into giant strongman through a magic sword | 1982 | minicomics | He-Man and the Masters of the Universe | packaged with action figures | ||
| Nathaniel Adam / Captain Atom | Nathaniel Adam | Military officer turned into metal-coated energy being and superhero | 1960 | comic series | Space Adventures | issue #33 | ||
| Teth-Adam / Black Adam | Teth-Adam | Ancient Egyptian champion of SHAZAM turned evil for a time | 1945 | comic series | The Marvel Family | issue #1 | ||
| Adama | Adama | Leader of first Kobolite survivors group | 1978 | TV series | Battlestar Galactica | episode "Saga of a Star World" | ||
| Joseph Adama / Adams | Joseph Adama | Crooked Caprican attorney who suffered losses and became a crime boss | 2009 | TV series | Caprica | pilot episode | ||
| Leland "Lee" Adama / Apollo | Lee Adama | Colonial pilot, politician, leader, and son of Bill Adama | 2003 | TV miniseries | Battlestar Galactica | - | ||
| Samuel "Sam" Adama | Sam Adama | Tauronese hitman and Joseph Adama's brother | 2009 | TV series | Caprica | pilot episode | ||
| William "Bill" Adama / Husker | Bill Adama | Commander of Colonial Fleet of refugees who loved a President | 2003 | TV miniseries | Battlestar Galactica | - | ||
| William "Willie" Adama | - | Joseph Adama's first son; killed in gangland wars | 2009 | TV series | Caprica | pilot episode | ||
| Dilbert Adams | Dilbert Adams | Office tech at crazy people job; tie pointed up | 1989 | comic strip | Dilbert | - | 30 | |
| Liam Adams / Quaker | Liam Adams | Amish boy Freshman with earthquake-inducing belly | 2005 | comic miniseries | Freshmen | issue #1 | 31 | |
| Tamara Adams | - | Joseph Adama's daughter; killed in terrorist attack | 2009 | TV series | Caprica | pilot episode | ||
| Tamara Adams | Tamara Adams (avatar) | Social media-based copy of Tamara Adams and digital warlord | 2009 | TV series | Caprica | pilot episode | ||
| Fester Addams | Fester Addams | Bald brother of Gomez Addams | 1941 | print cartoon | The New Yorker magazine | - | 32 | |
| Gomez Addams | Gomez Addams | Smarmy patriarch of the Addams family | 1942 | print cartoon | The New Yorker magazine | - | 33 | |
| Morticia Frump Addams | Morticia Addams | Sultry matriarch of the Addams family | 1938 | print cartoon | The New Yorker magazine | - | 34 | |
| Pugsley Addams | Pugsley Addams | Round son of the Addams family | 1940? | print cartoon | The New Yorker magazine | - | 35 | |
| Wednesday Addams | Wednesday Addams | Creepy girl and daughter of the Addams family | 1940? | print cartoon | The New Yorker magazine | - | 36 | |
| Tanya Adeola | Tanya Adeola | Genius girl and youngest of the Coal Hill Defenders | 2016 | TV series | Class | episode "For Tonight We Might Die" | ||
| Adi Parashakti | Adi Parashakti | Hindu mother goddess | c. 400 | religious text | Devi Mahatmya (37) | - | ||
| Grace Adler | Grace Adler | Neurotic white American woman with gay best friend Will Truman | 1998 | TV series | Will & Grace | pilot episode | ||
| Irene Adler / Destiny | Irene Adler | Sherlock Holmes associate; blind precognitive mutant lover of Mystique | 1891 | short story | Strand Magazine | "A Scandal in Bohemia" | 38 | |
| Adeleine Ado | Adeleine Ado | Human girl on Popstar with magical art powers | 1997 | video game | Kirby's Dream Land 3 | - | 39 | |
| Adonis | Adonis | Extremely attractive male youth; Aphrodite and other gods' lover | c. 600 BCE | poem fragment | by Sappho | - | ||
| Adora / She-Ra | Adora of Etheria | Abducted girl, once Horde captain, then heroic Rebellion leader | 1985 | animated TV series | She-Ra: Princess of Power | episode "The Sword of She-Ra: Into Eternia" | ||
| Adric | Adric | Alzarian math whiz and 4th/5th Doctor's companion | 1980 | TV series | Doctor Who | episode "Full Circle" Part One | ||
| Aeneas | Aeneas | Trojan War veteran who would be ancestor to the Romans | c. 700 BCE | epic poem | Homer's Iliad (40) | - | 41 | |
| Morrigan Aensland | Morrigan Aensland | Scottish succubus who often competes in fighting tournaments | 1994 | arcade video game | Vampire: The Night Walker (42) | - | ||
| Æthelflæd | Aethelflaed | Queen of Mercia murdered in English unification | N/A | - | - | - | ||
| Agamemnon | Agamemnon (Greek) | Trojan War era Greek leader killed by his wife | c. 600 BCE | epic poem | Homer's Iliad (43) | - | 44 | |
| Hera Agathon | Hera Agathon | Hybrid daughter of Sharon and Karl Agathon | 2006 | TV series | Battlestar Galactica | episode "Downloaded" | ||
| Karl Agathon / Helo | Karl Agathon | Colonial raptor pilot; loved Sharon Valeriis | 2003 | TV miniseries | Battlestar Galactica | - | ||
| Sharon Valerii Agathon / Athena | Sharon Agathon | Rogue Number Eight Cylon who joined Colonial Fleet | 2004 | TV series | Battlestar Galactica | episode "33" | 45 | |
| Agent 99 / Barbara Hall Smart | Agent 99 of CONTROL | Femme fatale partner to Maxwell Smart; later Congresswoman | 1965 | TV series | Get Smart | episode "Mr. Big" | 46 | |
| Agitha | Agitha (Hylian) | Bug "princess" of Hyrule | 2006 | video game series | The Legend of Zelda | Twilight Princess | ||
| Agumon / Botamon / Koromon / Greymon | Agumon (Tai's partner) | Dinosaur-like Digimon and partner of DigiDestined Yagami Tai | 1999 | animated TV series (anime) | Digimon Adventure (47) | episode "Adrift? The Island of Adventure!" (48) | ||
| Ahab | Ahab of Israel | 9th century BCE King of Israel; Jezebel's husband | N/A | - | - | - | ||
| "Little" Charles Aiken | - | Son of Mattie Fae and Charlie Aiken; secret biological son of Beverly Weston | 2007 | stage play | August: Osage County | - | ||
| Mattie Fae Weston Aiken | - | Violet Weston's sister; once had affair with Violet's husband Beverly | 2007 | stage play | August: Osage County | - | ||
| Lance Aino | Lance Aino | Kanto Elite Four member and Dragon trainer | 1996 | video game series | Pokémon (49) | Red Version (50) and Green Version (51) | 52 | |
| Aino "Mina" Minako / Sailor Venus / Sailor V | Aino Minako | Reincarnation of Guardian Girl of Venus; once solo hero | 1991 | comic series (manga) | Codename: Sailor V (53) | Chapter 1: "Sailor V Is Born" (54) | 55 | |
| Airazor / Wing Saber / Tigerhawk | Airazor | Falcon-like Maximal; once merged with another then revived | 1996 | animated TV series | Beast Wars: Transformers | episode "The Spark" | ||
| Aizawa Shota / Eraser Head | Aizawa Shota | U.A. High School teacher with visual-based power-cancelling ability | 2014 | comic series (manga) | My Hero Academia | Chapter 5: "Smashing into Academia" (56) | ||
| Aizen Sōsuke | Aizen Sōsuke | Traitorous 5th Division member and enemy of Kurosaki Ichigo | 2003 | comic series (manga) | Bleach | Chapter 79: "Fourteen Days for Conspiracy" | ||
| 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 (57) | episode "Angel Attack" | ||
| Akechi Goro / Crow | Akechi Goro | Teenage detective psychopath who had access to Metaverse | 2016 | video game | Persona 5 | - | ||
| Akiyama Kwannon / Revanche/ Psylocke | Akiyama Kwannon | Yakuza assassin who was temporarily British; became mutant | 1993 | comic series | X-Men | issue #17 | 58 | |
| Aku | Aku | Darkforce demon, conqueror, and archenemy of Samurai Jack | 2001 | animated TV series | Samurai Jack | pilot film | ||
| Akuma Gouki | Akuma Gouki | Elder martial artist and brother to Ryu and Ken's mentor | 1994 | arcade video game | Super Street Fighter II Turbo | - | ||
| Thara Ak-Var / Flamebird | Thara Ak-Var | Bottle City of Kandor resident and heroic partner to Chris Kent | 2008 | comic series | Superman | issue #681 | ||
| Kwame Akwasi | Kwame Akwasi | Gaea's Ghanaian Planeteer of Earth | 1990 | animated TV series | Captain Planet and the Planeteers | episode "A Hero for Earth" | 59 |
