Fictional Characters with B
DC superhero, protector of Gotham City
Famous doll character also in movies
Children’s TV character who builds and fixes
Purple dinosaur from kids’ TV show
Young deer from Disney movie Bambi
Mischievous son from The Simpsons series
Looney Tunes cartoon rabbit
Disney princess from Beauty and the Beast
A familiar name shared by several fictional characters 📚
Cartoon Network boy with alien watch
Cartoon flapper girl from 1930s
Hobbit from The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings
Bear from The Jungle Book
Ninja from Boruto: Naruto Next Generations
Fictional man who ages backward, from film
DC Comics; alter ego of The Flash superhero.
The Simpsons; Bart, the prankster son.
Film character; Borat, satirical Kazakh reporter.
Sesame Street; giant yellow bird puppet.
DC Comics; Batman’s civilian identity.
Marvel X-Men; Beast, blue mutant scientist.
A classic fictional name, including a famous young hero ⚡
The Hobbit; Bilbo Baggins, adventurous hobbit.
My Hero Academia; Bakugo, explosive student hero.
Animated TV pup from Bluey, playful Blue Heeler.
Harry Potter wizard, eldest Weasley brother.
Transformers Autobot scout, from movies/cartoons.
A common character name in comics, films, and television 🎬
Harry Potter villain, a deadly Death Eater.
Bella from Twilight (Bella Swan), the heroine.
Batman villain Bane, the masked brute.
Babar the Elephant, classic kids' book and TV king.
A famous cartoon character and comic-book name 📺
Twilight protagonist Bella Swan, teen heroine.
A well-known comic-book hero’s civilian name ⚡
A familiar name used by several fictional characters 🎭
Archie Comics' Betty Cooper, Riverdale teen.
Marvel scientist, aka the Hulk (comics/films)
Mischievous ghost from Tim Burton's movie
Pig hero from the family movie Babe
Bee from the DreamWorks film Bee Movie
Bruno Madrigal, seer uncle from Disney's Encanto
Bonnie Anderson, the kid in Toy Story 3 and 4
Marvel hero, the Winter Soldier from films/comics
Beatrice Prior, heroine of the Divergent series
Bert from Sesame Street, Ernie's best buddy
Noble warrior from The Lord of the Rings
Suit-loving character from How I Met Your Mother
Monsters, Inc. movie; the little girl named Boo.
Purple dino from Barney & Friends kids' show
Marvel superhero/Avenger Natasha Romanoff.
A clear misspelling of a famous purple dinosaur mascot 🦕
A famous masked comic-book hero, spacing aside 🦇
Big Hero 6; friendly inflatable robot.
Blue’s Clues TV show; the blue puppy.
Family Guy TV show; the talking dog.
Harry Potter series; dark witch Lestrange.
The Flintstones; Fred’s best friend.
Mario games; King of the Koopas, villain.
James Bond from 007 novels/films; superspy.
Beavis and Butt-Head; goofy teen.
Star Wars (The Mandalorian); aka Grogu.
Pokémon; grass-type starter creature.
Bobby Hill, Hank's son from King of the Hill.
Beast Boy, shapeshifter from Teen Titans.
Bob Belcher, chef dad in the show Bob's Burgers.
A recognizable fictional name, including a fantasy heroine 📚
Barnacle Boy, Mermaid Man's sidekick in SpongeBob.
Baba Yaga, a witch from Slavic folklore tales.
Bill Weasley, a wizard from the Harry Potter series.
“Bob Esponja” is SpongeBob in Spanish cartoons.
BoJack Horseman, star of the animated Netflix series.
Bob Duncan, the dad in Disney's Good Luck Charlie.
Australian koala from children’s books and TV.
Bolt, the super-dog from the Disney movie.
Bubbles, the sweet blue Powerpuff Girl.
Bridget Jones, heroine of books and films.
Main character of the movie Elf; a cheerful elf.
Pokémon Gym Leader; Ash’s friend in the anime.
Young witch from German kids’ series and films.
Protagonist of the web cartoon Bee and PuppyCat.
DC Comics hero; Barbara Gordon as Batgirl.
Dragon Ball genius; Capsule Corp inventor.
Buffy Summers, TV series slayer of vampires.
DC Comics superheroine; Kate Kane as Batwoman.
Harry Potter character; Barty Crouch Sr. or Jr.
Star Wars bounty hunter in the films/series.
Aspiring dancer from the film/musical Billy Elliot.
- Big bad wolf
Katsuki Bakugou from My Hero Academia anime.
Le parole nell'elenco Fictional Characters with B provengono dai giocatori del gioco di parole Nomi, Cose, Città.