Fictional Characters with J
DC Comics villain, Batman’s nemesis
British spy from film and novel series
Pirate captain from Pirates of the Caribbean
Mouse from Tom and Jerry cartoons
A classic fictional hero appearing in many stories.
Princess from Disney’s Aladdin movie
Harry Potter’s father in the series
Boy genius from Nickelodeon cartoon
Mythical winter spirit in folklore and films
Nursery rhyme duo who fetch water and tumble down.
From anime/manga "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure".
Assassin hero from John Wick film series
Greek hero Jason of the Argonauts, myth & films.
Villain sorcerer from Disney’s Aladdin
Young heroine from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet
From Who Framed Roger Rabbit; Roger's toon wife.
Jessie, the yodeling cowgirl from Toy Story.
James the red engine from Thomas & Friends.
Jake the Dog from Adventure Time; stretchy hero.
Jane Porter from Tarzan; brave explorer heroine.
Marvel's Jessica Jones; hero PI from comics/TV.
Johnny Bravo, cartoon star from Cartoon Network.
Juno MacGuff from the film Juno; teen lead.
Kids' book heroine; first-grader from Junie B. Jones.
Futuristic cartoon family from Hanna-Barbera TV.
Spy hero from Bourne novels and films.
Common name; also Twilight’s Jasper Hale vampire.
Burger-loving teen from Archie Comics.
Classic novel heroine by Charlotte Bronte.
Night's Watch ranger from Game of Thrones.
Salesman prankster from The Office TV series.
CIA analyst hero from Tom Clancy stories.
Lovable actor Joey Tribbiani from Friends.
Nursery rhyme character from Jack and Jill.
Classic everyman name; e.g. Jim Halpert in The Office.
Cartoon kid hero from Johnny Test series.
- Jar Jar Binks
Jotaro Kujo, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure hero.
Pinocchio's wise conscience from Disney.
Adventure Time's stretchy magic dog best friend.
Lead detective in TV comedy "Brooklyn Nine-Nine".
Jay from Jay and Silent Bob, a goofy slacker pal.
Action hero from Lee Child novels and movies.
Pumpkin King from The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Spider-Man's gruff Daily Bugle editor-in-chief.
The killer shark from the classic Jaws movie.
Tony Stark's AI assistant in Marvel films.
A famous wizard from a beloved fantasy series.
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure hero, witty trickster.
Name of many characters; e.g. X‑Men’s Jean Grey.
Emotion character in Pixar's Inside Out.
Generic name; e.g. Pocahontas’ love interest in Disney.
American folk figure who planted apple trees.
League of Legends champion; chaotic marksman
Name used for Jacob Black in Twilight, biblical in origin.
Pokémon character; round pink singer from games/anime
A common spelling variant of a famous animated heroine.
Used for characters like Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad.
A well-known fictional character name in popular media.
Dragon-like monster from Lewis Carroll's 'Jabberwocky' poem
Order of warriors from Star Wars universe, fictional.
Name of several TV/cartoon kids like Jimmy Neutron.
Ads: Jake from State Farm, insurance mascot.
Jenny Curran, Forrest Gump's love interest.
Hero of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (manga/anime).
Dr. Jekyll from the novel; scientist with alter ego.
Jax Briggs, fighter from Mortal Kombat games.
Marvel Comics villain; unstoppable brute.
A famous superhero team from comics and films.
X-Men telepath/telekinetic from Marvel Comics.
- Jason Vorhees
Demigod hero in Rick Riordan's Heroes of Olympus.
A famous fictional elephant from classic animation.
Film Jojo Rabbit: Jojo Betzler, young protagonist.
DC Comics: Robin/Red Hood from Batman stories.
The Incredibles: baby Jack-Jack Parr, superhero.
Protagonist of 24; counterterror agent on TV.
Ninja mentor from Naruto anime/manga.
Jack-in-the-Box, toy/character from children’s tales
Film: sports agent hero from Jerry Maguire.
TV: Jane Villanueva, lead of Jane the Virgin.
Nursery rhyme: Jack Sprat who ate no fat.
Titanic: Jack Dawson, the film’s main love interest.
A famous villain from a galaxy far, far away.
Judy Jetson, teen daughter in The Jetsons cartoon
The Jabberwock(y), monster from Carroll’s poem in Alice stories
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