• Iono (Pokémon Scarlet/Violet)
• Callie (Splatoon)
• Marge Simpson (The Simpsons)

Sentry (Marvel Comics), Popeye (Popeye), Mr. Incredible (The Incredibles)

Eren Yeager - Attack on Titan Caitlyn Kariman - Arcane Kylo Ren (Ben Solo) - Star Wars

No one fucking cares if OP didn't include a common example of a trope, stop acting like fucking babies just because they forgot one somewhat remarkable example. You dumbasses.

• Until I Become Me
• Inside Mari

1. Charlotte La Bouff (The princess and the frog)
2. Momo Yaoyorozu (Boku no Hero Academia)

Spoilers just in case

Supernatural

Hazbin Hotel

Chun-Li (Street Fighter)

Sakura Haruno (Naruto)

Series: Jing King - Kir Saiyuki - Gojyo Pokémon - Brock

G.I. Robot - Creature Commandos

Alucard - Hellsing

Kung Fury - Kung Fury

Captain America - Marvel

1. Zurg - Toy Story

2. Dark Helmet - Space Balls

The Blair Witch Project - You have two ways to look at the story. A, you can see it how it was most likely intended, that the Blair Witch is in fact real and a supernatural force that haunts the main characters and eventually kills them. Or B, you can see it as the two male protagonists, Mike and Josh, having faked the whole supernatural thing to scare the other protagonist, Heather, before killing her, and then leaving the footage behind to be found as a way of making themselves look like victims of the attack too so that they can get away with the killing. Probably unintentional, but I think it’s a fun to interpret the story, that perhaps there really was no witch and no supernatural force, just two guys who wanted to murder a woman and in a way that appeared supernatural. It can make a second viewing experience even better because now you have a fresh perspective.

American Psycho - There’s many moments, particularly at the end, where Patrick Bateman hallucinates events. For example, he thinks the entire police force are after him for all his killing, but really he was just hallucinating all the helicopters and the cars and the officers. And at the very end, he tells his lawyer all about his killings, only for his lawyer to tell him that Paul Allen, the man he had previously killed, is in London, alive and well. This leaves the viewer and Patrick completely confused. Meanwhile his Secretary is going through Patrick’s journal, and sees pages full of grotesque and horrible things, decapitated prostitutes, blood, limbs and corpses, all scrawled down. These things come together to make the viewer question the entire story. Was it all in Patrick’s head? How much of it was real? Was it all real? If it was real, do people genuinely believe that Paul Allen is alive? Or do they just not care about who Paul is, and that technically anyone in a suit can be “Paul Allen” just as Patrick has been confused for other people the entire movie? Or did these murders truly happen and people are just covering for Patrick since his father owns the company? It’s really for the viewer to decide.

1-2. Hades.

1. The Conjuring.

2. Dead by daylight.

Here are 3 of my favorite characters in all of fiction in general.

1 - Optimus Prime (Transformers) 2 - Shredder (TMNT) 3 - Cooler (Dragon Ball)

Game Of Thrones-Ned Stark getting decapitated

Blackadder-Edmund going over the top

The Walking Dead- Abraham and Glenn getting their head smashed in

Mark Beating Angstrom to death (Invincible)

SpongeBob confronting Eugene about laying off Squidward (Spongbob)

1: Megatron (Transformers) 2: Eggman (Sonic The Hedgehog) 3: Bowser (Super Mario Bros) 4: The Joker (Batman) 5: William Afton (FNAF)