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Bane
DC Comics
Bane is routinely reduced to the drug-enhanced strongman who breaks Batman's back, which misreads him entirely.
from $19.99
Bart Simpson
Television Animation
Bart was the show's initial breakout and, for roughly the first three seasons, its centre of gravity.
from $15.91
Batman
DC Comics
Batman is the rare superhero defined by absence.
from $16.99
Beetlejuice
Beetlejuice
Beetlejuice inverts its genre completely.
from $17.99
Bender
Television Animation
Bender is an industrial robot built to bend girders, who develops a personality consisting almost entirely of vices.
from $10.38
Big Bird
Sesame Street
Big Bird is written as a six-year-old, which is the key to everything about him.
from $8.49
Black Panther
Marvel Comics
Black Panther was the first Black superhero in mainstream American comics, arriving in 1966.
from $17.99
Black Widow
Marvel Comics
Black Widow entered Marvel in 1964 as a Cold War antagonist.
from $17.99
Bluey
Preschool Characters
Bluey is a six-year-old Blue Heeler and the centre of the most critically respected preschool programme in decades.
from $8.73
Bob the Builder
Preschool Characters
Bob the Builder established the format Keith Chapman would later reuse for PAW Patrol.
Boba Fett
Star Wars
Boba Fett is the clearest demonstration in popular culture that screen time and popularity are unrelated.
from $19.99
Bowser
Nintendo
Bowser was designed as an ox.
from $17.99
Buffy Summers
Television Drama
Buffy Summers is the blonde girl who walks into a dark alley in the first reel of a horror film and dies.
from $14.99
Bugs Bunny
Looney Tunes
Bugs Bunny is the American trickster archetype in its most refined commercial form.
from $15.10
Buzz Lightyear
Pixar
Buzz Lightyear is a toy who does not know he is a toy, and the first film's best sequence is the one where he finds out.
from $19.99

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Mario
Nintendo
Almost every distinctive feature of Mario's design was a solution to a hardware limitation.
from $10.99
Marshall
PAW Patrol
Marshall is the Dalmatian firefighter and the show's comic relief.
from $6.40
Marty McFly
Back to the Future
Marty McFly is one of the most efficiently constructed protagonists in mainstream cinema.
from $10.99
Master Chief
Xbox
Master Chief is a helmet the player wears, and Bungie was deliberate about keeping it that way.
from $19.99
Matilda Wormwood
Roald Dahl
Matilda is a five-year-old genius in a family that resents her for it.
from $13.38
Michael Myers
Horror Icons
The mask that defines the entire slasher genre cost about two dollars.
from $14.99
Michael Scott
Television Drama
Michael Scott is an adaptation of a considerably crueller original.
from $17.99
Michelangelo
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Michelangelo is the youngest brother and the one the 1987 cartoon leaned on hardest.
from $13.99
Mickey Mouse
Disney Animation
Mickey Mouse was created out of a contractual disaster.
from $11.69
Miffy
Picture Book Classics
Dick Bruna invented Miffy in 1955 to entertain his one-year-old son during a rainy holiday.
Miles Morales
Marvel Comics
Miles Morales is the most successful legacy replacement in modern superhero comics.
from $17.99
Minnie Mouse
Disney Animation
Minnie appeared in the same 1928 short as Mickey and has been beside him ever since.
from $9.21
Miss Piggy
The Muppets
Miss Piggy started as a background chorus pig with no lines and became the show's most forceful presence.
from $19.99
Monkey D. Luffy
Anime
One Piece is the best-selling comic series in history by a wide margin.
from $19.99

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Sailor Moon
Anime
Sailor Moon fused two established Japanese genres.
from $17.99
Saitama
Anime
One-Punch Man began as a crudely drawn webcomic that its author, working under the name ONE, posted for free.
from $17.99
Samus Aran
Nintendo
Metroid's ending in 1986 removed the armour and revealed the bounty hunter inside was a woman.
from $17.99
Satoru Gojo
Anime
Gojo is the most merchandised anime character of recent years, and the reason is largely design.
from $16.99
Saul Goodman
Television Drama
Saul Goodman was written as comic relief for three episodes and became the centre of a six-season prequel…
from $10.01
Scarlet Witch
Marvel Comics
Wanda Maximoff began in 1964 as a reluctant villain with a vaguely defined hex power and became.
from $17.99
Scooby-Doo
Looney Tunes
Scooby-Doo was built to survive censorship.
from $12.50
Shazam
DC Comics
In the 1940s this character outsold Superman, and the resulting lawsuit is one of the most consequential…
from $15.99
Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock Holmes is the most portrayed literary character in film and television history.
from $13.38
Simba
Disney Animation
The Lion King was the studio's B-project.
from $19.99
Skeletor
Masters of the Universe
Skeletor is a blue-skinned sorcerer with a bare skull for a face who spends every episode failing.
from $19.99
Slimer
Ghostbusters
Slimer appears for well under a minute in the 1984 film.
from $14.98
Snoopy
Peanuts
Snoopy began as an ordinary dog on four legs with no inner life and became.
from $14.99
Son Goku
Anime
Goku is the character who set the shape of modern action manga.
from $14.99
Sonic the Hedgehog
Sega
Sonic was engineered as a competitor.
from $12.53
Spider-Man
Marvel Comics
Spider-Man changed what a superhero could be by making one who was not admired.
from $17.99
Spike Spiegel
Anime
Cowboy Bebop is the series most often credited with bringing adult anime to a Western audience.
from $15.99
Spock
Star Trek
Spock is the most consequential character Star Trek produced, and NBC initially wanted him removed.
from $13.99
SpongeBob SquarePants
Television Animation
SpongeBob was created by a marine biologist.
from $14.99
Stitch
Disney Animation
Stitch is a genetically engineered weapon designed to destroy everything he touches.
from $17.99
Storm
Marvel Comics
Storm arrived in 1975 as part of the international X-Men relaunch and quickly became something the roster…
from $19.99
Stormtrooper
Star Wars
The stormtrooper is one of the very few designs in this category that is not a character at all but is treated as one.
from $10.99
Supergirl
DC Comics
Supergirl is Superman's cousin and, more usefully, his counterexample.
from $17.99
Superman
DC Comics
Superman is the character that invented the category.
from $14.99

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Tanjiro Kamado
Anime
Tanjiro is a shōnen protagonist defined by empathy rather than ambition, and the series is rigorous about it.
from $17.99
Thanos
Marvel Comics
Thanos in the comics is in love with the personification of Death, and everything he does is an attempt to impress her.
from $17.99
The Doctor
Doctor Who
The Doctor is defined by a production accident that became the best idea in British television.
from $19.97
The Flash
DC Comics
The Flash matters to comics history out of all proportion to his profile outside them.
from $10.99
The Gruffalo
Picture Book Classics
The Gruffalo is a monster invented by a mouse to frighten off predators, who then turns out to be real.
from $14.00
The Hulk
Marvel Comics
The Hulk is Marvel's monster, and the fact that he is on the hero side of the ledger has never quite…
from $12.82
The Joker
DC Comics
The Joker works because he is the exact structural opposite of Batman and nothing else.
from $19.99
The Mandalorian
Star Wars
Din Djarin is a Western protagonist wearing science-fiction armour, and the series is unusually open about it.
from $17.99
The Terminator
The Terminator
James Cameron has said the character came from a fever dream in Rome of a chrome skeleton dragging itself out of fire.
from $14.99
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Picture Book Classics
Eric Carle's book began as an entirely different animal.
from $9.99
The Wolf Man
Universal Monsters
Almost everything popularly believed about werewolves was invented for this film in 1941.
from $17.99
The Xenomorph
Alien
The Xenomorph is the most influential creature design in science-fiction cinema.
from $17.99
Thomas Shelby
Television Drama
Peaky Blinders takes a real Birmingham street gang of the 1890s.
from $15.29
Thomas the Tank Engine
Picture Book Classics
The Reverend Wilbert Awdry invented these stories to entertain his son Christopher through measles in 1943.
from $19.99
Thor
Marvel Comics
Marvel's Thor is an adaptation of a genuine Norse deity.
from $17.99
Totoro
Studio Ghibli
Totoro is a forest spirit in a film with almost no plot, and that is the achievement.
from $16.33
Tweety
Looney Tunes
Tweety is a much less innocent character than the merchandise suggests, and that gap is the joke.
from $17.99

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