Character Appendix Pa
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| No | Character | Reference | Description | Debut | Medium | Title | Unit | N |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dyvas Paad / Devil | - | Cockrumite malcontent and terrorist | 2004 | comic series | The Legion | issue #35 | 1 | |
| Charlie Pace | Charlie Pace | Heroin-addicted musician castaway on the Island | 2004 | TV series | Lost | episode "Pilot" Part 1 | 2 | |
| Pac / Pac-Man | Pac-Man | Male Pacman hero | 1980 | arcade video game | Pac-Man | - | ||
| Packrat | - | Maximal thief and noncombatant for most of Beast Wars; joined Primal Prime's postwar faction | 1997 | comic special | Tales of the Beast Wars: Transformers: Critical Mass | issue #1 | ||
| Karen Page | Karen Page | Legal assistant to Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson | 1964 | comic series | Daredevil | issue #1 | ||
| Sussa Paka / Tress / Spider Girl | Sussa Paka | Woman with prehensile hair; Workforce member and Legion associate | 1964 | comic series | Adventure Comics | issue #323 | 3 | |
| Palkia | Palkia | Legendary Pokémon and avatar of space | 2006 | video game series | Pokémon (4) | Diamond Version (5) and Pearl Version (6) | ||
| Palla | Palla of Macedon | Eldest of three pegasus knight sisters from Macedon | 1990 | video game series | Fire Emblem (7) | Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light (8) | ||
| Vicki Pallister / Cressida | Vicki Pallister | Orphan companion of the 1st Doctor who married Troilus | 1965 | TV series | Doctor Who | episode "The Powerful Enemy" (1965) | 9 | |
| Bartholomew "Barry" Palmer | Barry Palmer | Spazzy best friend of Dawn Palmieri & Lucas Park | 2006 | video game series | Pokémon (10) | Diamond Version (11) and Pearl Version (12) | 13 | |
| Laura Palmer | Laura Palmer | Teenage girl murder victim from Twin Peaks | 1990 | TV series | Twin Peaks | pilot episode | ||
| Raymond "Ray" Palmer/ The Atom | Ray Palmer | Shrinking scientist/superhero who was often de-aged | 1961 | comic series | Showcase | issue #34 | ||
| Dawn Palmieri | Dawn Palmieri | Sinnoh Pokémon trainer and eventual champion with partner Piplup | 2006 | video game series | Pokémon (14) | Diamond Version (15) and Pearl Version (16) | 17 | |
| Palmon / Yuramon / Tagemon / Togemon / Lillymon | Palmon (Mimi's partner) | Tachikawa Mimi's plant Digimon partner | 1999 | animated TV series | Digimon Adventure | episode "Adrift? The Island of Adventure!" | ||
| Sheev Palpatine / Darth Sidious | Sheev Palpatine | Naboo Senator, Dark Lord of the Sith, and Galactic Emperor | 1980 | film | The Empire Strikes Back | - | 18 | |
| Palutena | Palutena | Greek goddess of light and rival of Medusa | 1986 | video game | Light Mythology: Palutena's Mirror | - | ||
| Peter Pan | Peter Pan | Ageless flying boy adventurer who ruled over Never Never Land | 1902 | novel | The Little White Bird | - | ||
| Panda | Panda (toy) | Drunken panda toy companion of Iris Wildthyme | 2005 | audio drama | Iris Wildthyme | Wildthyme at Large | ||
| Andy Panda | Andy Panda | Mischievous Toon panda associate of Woody Woodpecker | 1939 | animated short film | Life Begins for Andy Panda | - | ||
| Pandora | Pandora | Creation of the gods whose jar (box) brought chaos | c. 700 BCE | history (work) | Hesiod's Theogony (19) | - | 20 | |
| Alan Pangborn | Alan Pangborn | Sheriff of Castle Rock, Maine during 80s/early 90s | 1989 | novel | The Dark Half | - | ||
| Panne | Panne | Taguel member of Chrom's Shepherds | 2012 | video game series | Fire Emblem (21) | Awakening (22) | 23 | |
| Pink Panther | Pink Panther | Smooth rosy puma with an unknown relationship to large diamond | 1963 | animated segment in live-action film | The Pink Panther | - | ||
| Panthro | Panthro | Elder Thundercat and engineer | 1985 | animated TV series | Thundercats | episode "Exodus" | ||
| Ernie "Coach" Pantusso | Ernie Pantusso | Sam Malone's onetime coach; bartender at Cheers | 1982 | TV series | Cheers | episode "Give Me a Ring Sometime" | ||
| Sancho Panza | Sancho Panza | Donkey-riding pseudo-squire to delusional Don Quixote; wry humor | 1605 | novel | The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote de la Mancha (24) | - | ||
| Papa Looey | Papa Looey | Donkey deputy to Quick Draw McGraw | 1959 | animated TV series | The Quick Draw McGraw Show | episode segment "Scary Prairie" | ||
| Papa Smurf | Papa Smurf | Wise Smurf head of Village; renowned scholar and mage | 1958 | comic strip | Johan and Pirlouit | comic strip story "The Flute with Six Holes" (25) | ||
| Julio Papel / Paperboy | Julio Papel | Enthusiastic stunt bicyclist boy with a paper route; long illiterate | 1985 | arcade video game | Paperboy | - | 26 | |
| Papyrus | Papyrus | Naive and boisterous skeleton of the Underground; Sans's brother | 2015 | video game | Undertale | - | ||
| Parademon | Parademon | Independent-minded Parademon; member of Secret Six | 2005 | comic miniseries | Villains United | issue #1 | ||
| Kenneth Parcell | Kenneth Parcell | Weird TV-obsessed page at NBC and angelic being | 2006 | TV series | 30 Rock | pilot episode | ||
| Paris | Paris of Troy | Selfish Trojan abductor of Helen and instigator of Trojan War | c. 700 BCE | epic poem | Homer's Iliad | - | 27 | |
| Bennet du Paris / Exodus | Bennet du Paris | Immortal mutant, powerful psion, religious fanatic | 1992 | comic series | X-Factor | issue #92 | 28 | |
| Cole Paris | Cole Paris | Helmsman on Stargazer; fell in love with a cloud | 2002 | novel series | Star Trek: Stargazer | Progenitor | ||
| Miral Paris | Miral Paris | Daughter of B'Elanna Torres and Tom Paris | 2001 | TV series | Star Trek: Voyager | episode "Endgame" | ||
| Owen Paris | Owen Paris | Starfleet admiral; Tom Paris's father | 1996 | novel series | Star Trek: Voyager | Mosaic | ||
| Thomas "Tom" Paris | Tom Paris | Helmsman on Voyager; jerk who learned humility and love | 1995 | TV series | Star Trek: Voyager | episode "Caretaker" | ||
| Parn | Parn | Human villager turned knight who led party in Lodoss; lover of Deedlit | 1988 | novel series | Record of Lodoss War (29) | The Grey Witch (30) | ||
| Linda Park | Linda Park | Journalist; Wally West's anchor | 1989 | comic series | The Flash | issue #28 | ||
| Lucas Park | Lucas Park | Prof. Rowan's assistant and best friend of Dawn Palmieri & Barry Palmer | 2006 | video game series | Pokémon (31) | Diamond Version (32) and Pearl Version (33) | 34 | |
| Wallace Park | Wallace Park | Eccentric Brit; best friend of Gromit | 1989 | stop-motion animated short film | A Grand Day Out | - | 35 | |
| Benjamin "Ben" Parker | Ben Parker | Peter Parker's murdered uncle; taught about power and responsibility | 1962 | comic series | Amazing Fantasy | issue #15 | ||
| Benjamin "Benji" Parker | Benji Parker | Mary Jane and Peter Parker's second child; mutant hero | 2003 | comic series | Spider-Girl | issue #59 | ||
| Dorothy Rothschild Parker | Dorothy Parker | Saucy early 20th century American poet | N/A | - | - | - | ||
| Drake Parker | Drake Parker | Dumb musician and best friend/stepbrother of Josh Nichols | 2004 | TV series | Drake & Josh | pilot episode | ||
| Jennifer Parker | Jennifer Parker | Marty McFly's girlfriend/later wife | 1985 | film | Back to the Future | - | ||
| May "Mayday" Parker / Spider-Girl / Spider-Woman | May Parker (hero) | Daughter of Spider-Man who followed in his footsteps | 1998 | comic series | What If? | issue #105 | 36 | |
| Peter Parker / Spider-Man | Peter Parker | Boy bitten by a spider turned spider-themed hero | 1962 | comic series | Amazing Fantasy | issue #15 | ||
| Dashiell "Dash" Parr | Dash Parr | Speedster son of Incredibles family | 2004 | animated film | The Incredibles | - | ||
| Helen Truax Parr / Elastigirl | Helen Parr | Mom in Incredibles family; stretching powers | 2004 | animated film | The Incredibles | - | 37 | |
| Robert "Bob" Parr / Mr. Incredible | Bob Parr | Dad of Incredibles family; super strong | 2004 | animated film | The Incredibles | - | ||
| Violet Parr | Violet Parr | Incredibles' daughter; had invisibility and force-field powers | 2004 | animated film | The Incredibles | - | ||
| Ellen Parsons | Ellen Parsons | Patty Hewes's protégé; life ruined with that association | 2007 | TV series | Damages | episode "Get Me a Lawyer" | ||
| Helga Pataki | Helga Pataki | Girl who bullied Arnold Shortman who secretly loved him | 1988 | stop motion animated short film | TV series Pee-Wee's Playhouse | Arnold Escapes from Church | 38 | |
| Patamon / Poyomon / Tokomon / Angemon | Patamon (T.K.'s partner) | DigiDestined Digimon partner of Takeru Takaishi | 1999 | animated TV series | Digimon Adventure (39) | episode "Adrift? The Island of Adventure!" (40) | ||
| Devi Patel | Devi Patel | Chief science officer on Voyager after return to Alpha Quadrant | 2004 | novel series | Star Trek: Voyager | Spirit Walk, Book One: Old Wounds | ||
| Kumar Patel | Kumar Patel | Stoner best friend of Harold Lee; of South Asian descent | 2004 | film | Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle | - | ||
| Alan Partridge | Alan Partridge | English broadcast personality; inept right-winger | 1991 | radio show | On the Hour | - | ||
| Patoruzú | Patoruzú | Indigenous Patagonian cacique with good nature and super strength | 1928 | comic strip | The Adventures of Don Gil Contento (41) | - | 42 | |
| Patroclus | Patroclus | Achilles's best friend/boyfriend killed by Hector | c. 600 BCE | epic poem | Homer's Iliad (43) | - | ||
| Patty O'Green | - | Green-themed girl in Rainbow Brite's Color Kids | 1983 | greeting cards | Rainbow Brite theme | - | ||
| Christopher "Chris" Paul | Chris Paul | 2010s basketball star; friend of Mystery Inc. | N/A | - | - | - | ||
| Pauline Paulino | Pauline Paulino | Onetime girlfriend of Mario Mario; singer and New Donk City mayor | 1981 | arcade video game | Donkey Kong | - | 44 | |
| Martin "Marty" Pawley | Marty Pawley | Young Westerner who traveled with secret father Ethan Edwards | 1954 | novel | The Searchers | - | ||
| Reeva Payge / Black Queen | Reeva Payge | Mutant rights terrorist with sonic scream; Hellfire Club member | 1994 | comic series annual | X-Men Annual | issue #3 | ||
| Clarence James "C.J." Payne | C.J. Payne | Curtis Payne's nephew and firefighter protege | 2006 | TV series | Tyler Perry's House of Payne | episode "The Roof Is on Fire" | ||
| Curtis Payne | Curtis Payne | Curmudgeony firefighter chief in Atlanta area | 2006 | TV series | Tyler Perry's House of Payne | episode "The Roof Is on Fire" | ||
| Martin Payne | Martin Payne | Bipolar disc jockey; often told his girl to go | 1992 | TV series | Martin | episode "Beauty and the Beast" | ||
| William "Will" Payton / Starman | Will Payton | American youth empowered by Totality and became space hero | 1988 | comic series | Starman | issue #1 | ||
| Melora Pazlar | Melora Pazlar | Elaysian Starfleet astronomer who was crippled in Earth gravity | 1993 | TV series | Star Trek: Deep Space Nine | episode "Melora" |
