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List of tomboys in fiction

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This is a list of fictional characters who have been described as tomboys.

Anime and manga

Characters	Title	Duration	Notes
Renny Ai	Ninja Senshi Tobikage	1985–86	A cheerful tomboy who loves Jou.
Tomo Aizawa	Tomo-chan Is a Girl!	2015–19	A tomboy frustrated by her male friend Jun's inability to see her as a girl and possible romantic partner.
Itsuki Akiba Nami	I"s	2002–03
2005–06	A boyish girl who used to love Kazuki and wants to be a modeling artist. Nami is an energetic and "manly" girl who is the best friend of Iori.
Fūko Kirisawa	Flame of Recca	1995–2002	A tomboyish girl who gets into fights with Recca, who she has a crush on.
Sarah McDougal	Love Hina	2000	A mischievous girl and tomboy who has a lot of common sense.
Runo Misaki
Mira Clay
Fabia Sheen	Bakugan Battle Brawlers	2007–08	A tomboyish girl who can be a "sore loser" and sometimes impedes her team. She also is jealous of her friend Julie and has a crush on a male character, Dan, while she had a huge blade inside herself which can cut through anything.
Rin Natsuki (Cure Rouge)	Yes! PreCure 5	A middle school student in her second year who is "boyish," skilled at playing sports and has a "girly side."
Tsubasa Onodera	Love Get Chu: Miracle Seiyū Hakusho	2006	A tomboy girl who prefers to be the voice for boys instead of girls.
Rin	Nagasarete Airantō	2002–present	A "male carpenter apprentice girl" who has girlish qualities.
Sanae Nakazawa (Sanae Ozora)	Captain Tsubasa	1981–present	A tomboyish girl who was bosser, noisy, in her childhood.
Masumi Sera	Case Closed	1994–present	A tomboyish teen detective who aids Conan in different cases.
Kaoru Shimizu	Major	1994–2010	A tomboy who is interested in baseball, has a "manly personality" and who has complex feelings toward her friend, Goro.
Haruka Tenoh (Sailor Uranus)	Sailor Moon	1991–97	last1=Wolfe	first1=Tash	title=Visual Representation: Trans Characters In Manga	url=https://www.themarysue.com/trans-characters-in-manga/	website=The Mary Sue	access-date=23 January 2018	date=December 28, 2014	archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190803014025/https://www.themarysue.com/trans-characters-in-manga/	archive-date=August 3, 2019}}

Comics

Characters	Title	Duration	Author	Notes
Sally Acorn
Bunnie Rabbot
Julie-Su
Belle D'Coolette	Sonic the Hedgehog	1992–2016	Ken Penders
Ian Flynn Michael Gallagher
Dan Slott
Karl Bollers Scott Fulop	Sally, Bunnie, Julie and Belle are all tomboys.
Cleopatra	Cleopatra in Space graphic novel series	2014–20	Mike Maihack	Cleopatra has been described as a "tomboy-ish 15 year-old girl."
Charlotte "Charlie"	The Witch Boy graphic novel series	2017–19	Lee Knox Ostertag	Charlie has been described as a tomboy who lives in a non-magical suburb.
Patricia "Peppermint Patty" Reichardt	Peanuts	1950–2000	Charles M. Schulz	She has "mousy-blah" hair and generally displays the characteristics of a tomboy.
Valerie Smith	Josie and the Pussycats	1963–82
1993
2016–17	Marguerite Bennett
Cameron DeOrdio
Others	In the comics, Valerie is more tomboyish than her two bandmates. Besides being good at science and a skilled auto mechanic, she occasionally shows a quick temper as well as being physically stronger than she might appear.

Film

Character	Title	Year	Actor	Notes
Addie Pray (née Loggins)	Paper Moon	1973	Tatum O'Neal	A tomboyish nine-year-old girl whom a con man, Moses Pray, claims is his daughter, and delivers her to her aunt's home in Missouri, later joining him in his con schemes.
Amanda "Manny"	Manny & Lo	1996	Scarlett Johansson	title=Tomboys of TV & Film: They Might Be Gay Today	url=http://www.shewired.com/box-office/tomboys-tv-film-they-might-be-gay-today	website=SheWired	publisher=Here Media	access-date=February 21, 2016	archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150720233703/http://www.shewired.com/box-office/tomboys-tv-film-they-might-be-gay-today	archive-date=July 20, 2015	date=July 14, 2011}}
Amanda Wurlitzer	The Bad News Bears	1976	Tatum O'Neal	An 11-year-old pitcher who feels insecure about her tomboy image.
Annabel Andrews	Freaky Friday	1976	Jodie Foster	Annabel, a tomboy, annoyed with her mother, switches places with her for one day.
Becky "The Icebox" O'Shea	Little Giants	1994	Shawna Waldron	title = Little Giants	work = The New York Times	url = https://movies.nytimes.com/movie/review?res=9B05EFD8143CF937A25753C1A962958260	archive-url = https://archive.today/20120712144735/http://movies.nytimes.com/movie/review?res=9B05EFD8143CF937A25753C1A962958260	url-status = dead	archive-date = July 12, 2012	first=Stephen	last=Holden	date=October 14, 1994}} "The film follows the struggle between the Little Giants and the Cowboys to determine which will represent Urbania, Ohio, a fictional town, in the peewee football league. The Little Giants, who are largely made up of Cowboys' rejects, is the brainchild of Becky O'Shea (Shawna Waldron), an 11-year-old tomboy who was rejected by the Cowboys simply for being a girl."
Benio "Haikara-san" Hanamura	Haikara-San: Here Comes Miss Modern Part 2	2018	Saori Hayami
(Japanese)
Mimi Torres
(English)	The movie follows the story of Benio who was, due to her mother's death, raised by her father, meaning that she acts like a tomboy, "contrary to traditional Japanese notions of femininity."
Billie	Billie	1965	Patty Duke	A 15-year-old girl with a bobbed haircut, tomboyish behavior and passion for track running.
Billie Jean Davy	The Legend of Billie Jean	1985	Helen Slater	Billie is a tomboyish teen from Corpus Christi, Texas, who later gains unwanted popularity.
Calamity Jane	Calamity Jane	1953	Doris Day	last=Abate	first=Michelle Ann	title=Tomboys: A Literary and Cultural History	year=2008	publisher=Temple University Press	pages=147	quote=Receiving both critical acclaim and box office success, these movies featured some of the most popular and well-respected actresses in the tomboy role. Screen icon Doris Day plays baseball-playing, Marjorie Winfield, in On Moonlight Bay (1951) and the rootin'-tootin' title character in Calamity Jane (1953).}}
Carter Mason	Princess Protection Program	2009	Selena Gomez	Carter is a tomboyish teenage girl who lives in a small town in Louisiana.
Denise Fleming	Can't Hardly Wait	1998	Lauren Ambrose	Denise is the antisocial best friend of Preston Meyers and a tomboy.
Diana Guzman	Girlfight	2000	Michelle Rodriguez	A tomboyish Brooklyn teenager whose hot temper gets her into trouble at school as she repeatedly starts fights with other students.
Dinky Bossetti	Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael	1990	Winona Ryder	last1=Francke	first1=Lizzie	title=Script Girls: Women Screenwriters in Hollywood	date=1994	publisher=British Film Institute	location=London	isbn=978-0851704777	page=102}}
Ellie	Up	2009	Elizabeth Docter	A tomboyish girl who is a fan of Charles F. Muntz. She desires to move her "clubhouse" to a cliff overlooking Paradise Falls.
Enola Holmes	Enola Holmes
Enola Holmes 2	2020–present	Millie Bobby Brown	Enola is a bit of a tomboyish girl in the 19th century. She is engaging in activities such as jiujitsu, reading, science, and playing chess. Her mother encouraged this behaviour and always reassured her that she'd do very well on her own, thus raising a strong and independent girl.
Éowyn	The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King	2002–03	Miranda Otto	last1=Kozloff	first1=Sarah	editor1-last=Mathijs	editor1-first=Ernest	editor2-last=Pomerance	editor2-first=Murray	title=From Hobbits to Hollywood: Essays on Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings	date=2006	publisher=Rodopi	isbn=9042016825	page=169	chapter=The Lord of the Rings as Melodrama	quote=Eowyn symbolizes the tomboy/feminist}}
Frankie Addams	The Member of the Wedding (also the 1946 novel and adaptations)	1952	Julie Harris	Feeling rejected when her older brother goes off on his honeymoon without inviting her along, a tomboyish Frankie runs away from her middle-class Southern home.
Giulia Marcovaldo	Luca	2021	Emma Berman	A red-headed, independently minded a bit of tomboyish girl with dreams of winning the Portorosso cup.
Graham Eaton	But I'm a Cheerleader	1999	Clea DuVall	A tomboyish girl at the conversion therapy camp who becomes friends with Megan and is more comfortable being gay than Megan, is forced to come to the camp at the risk of otherwise being disowned by her family.
Hayley Stark	Hard Candy	2005	Elliot Page	Hayley is a tomboyish 14-year-old who traps and tortures a 32-year-old photographer who she says is a sexual predator.
Imogene "Idgie" Threadgoode	Fried Green Tomatoes
(also the 1987 novel)	1991	Mary Stuart Masterson
Nancy Moore Atchison	Tomboy Idgie is the youngest of the Threadgoode children, whom Ninny describes as her sister-in-law.
Jesminder "Jess" Kaur Bhamra
Juliette "Jules" Paxton	Bend It Like Beckham	2002	Parminder Nagra
Keira Knightley	Jess is the 18-year-old daughter of British Indian Sikhs living in Hounslow, London while Juliette "Jules" Paxton is the same age as her and the daughter of a white English family. Both are tomboys.
Jo Mitchell	Mean Girls 2	2011	Meaghan Martin
(older Jo)
Tatum Etheridge
(younger Jo)	A tomboyish 18-year-old girl who shares an interest in cars with her father. She has a Vespa.
Juno MacGuff	Juno	2007	Elliot Page	Juno is a 16-year-old girl who is a "comfortable tomboy" and trusts people depending on what type of music they like.
Kate Libby (Acid Burn)	Hackers	1995	Angelina Jolie	last1=Morton	first1=Andrew	title=Angelina: An Unauthorized Biography	date=2010	publisher=St. Martin's Press	location=New York	isbn=978-1429943529	page=103}}
Kit Keller	A League of Their Own	1992	Lori Petty
(younger Kit)
Kathleen Butler
(older Kit)	A tomboyish pitcher on an all-girls baseball team.
Kristy Thomas	The Baby-Sitters Club
(also the series of novels)	1995	Schuyler Fisk	Kristy is president of "The Baby-Sitters Club" and a tomboy.
Laure	Tomboy	2011	Zoé Héran	The story follows a 10-year-old gender non-conforming child, Laure, who moves to a new neighborhood during the summer holiday and experiments with their gender presentation, adopting the name Mikäel.
Lola Bunny	Looney Tunes	1996–present	Various	According to author Kevin Sandler, Lola's personality is a combination of the Hawksian woman, tomboy, and femme fatale archetypes.
Margaret "Legs" Sadovsky
"Goldie" Goldman	Foxfire	1996	Angelina Jolie
Jenny Shimizu	Legs is a teenage girl and drifter in Portland high school, while Goldie is a fellow student, both of whom are tomboys suspended from school along with Rita, Violet, and Maddie.
Mary Margaret "Maggie" Fitzgerald	Million Dollar Baby	2004	Hilary Swank	A determined, aspiring boxer trained up by Frankie Dunn, who is also tomboyish.
Marjorie Winfield	On Moonlight Bay	1951	Doris Day	The grown tomboyish daughter of George and Alice who lives in a small Indiana town in the 1910s with her trouble-making brother Wesley, and an exasperated housekeeper named Stella.
Mati	L'Animale	2018	Sophie Stockinger	Mati is an 18-year-old tomboy who struggles with gender identity and sexuality and is a member of a motocross gang in rural Austria.
Princess Merida	Brave	2012	Kelly Macdonald
(older Merida)
Peigi Barker
(younger Merida)	An adventurous and virtuous 16-year-old tomboyish princess.
Mikaela Banes	Transformers
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen	2007
2009	Megan Fox	A tomboyish girl whose father taught her everything she knows about cars and auto mechanic skills.
Monica Wright	Love & Basketball	2000	Sanaa Lathan
(older Monica)
Kyla Pratt
(younger Monica)	Monica is a tomboyish girl who aspires to become a professional basketball star and becomes romantically involved with Quincy McCall, who loves basketball as much as she does.
Mulan	Mulan
Mulan II	1998
2004	Ming-Na Wen	Mulan takes her father's old armor and cuts her long hair, disguising herself as a man so that she can enlist instead of her parent.
Piper Pinwheeler	Robots	2005	Amanda Bynes	Piper is a feisty tomboyish yellow robot.
Riley Anderson	Inside Out	2015	Kaitlyn Dias	An 11-year-old tomboyish girl who loves hockey and her friends.
Roberta Martin	Now and Then	1995	Christina Ricci
(younger Roberta)
Rosie O'Donnell
(older Roberta)	Roberta is the proclaimed tomboy of the girls, stemming primarily from her upbringing in a family consisting of her father and three older brothers, her mother having died in a car accident when she was four. As a girl, she tapes her breasts to flatten them, plays sports, and never hesitates to fight a boy.
Samantha Swoboda	P.U.N.K.S.	1999	Jessica Alba	Samantha is Jonny's tomboyish cousin, a skilled car thief and lockpick.
Sarah Baker	Cheaper by the Dozen
Cheaper by the Dozen 2	2003
2005	Alyson Stoner
Jean Louise "Scout" Finch	To Kill a Mockingbird
(also the 1960 novel)	1962	Mary Badham	A tomboyish young Scout and her pre-teen older brother Jem live in the fictional town of Maycomb, Alabama, during the early 1930s.
Terri/Terry Griffith	Just One of the Guys	1985	Joyce Hyser	Terri Griffith is an aspiring teenage journalist in Phoenix who feels that her teachers do not take her articles seriously because of her good looks and later decides to disguise herself as a boy.
Tommy Smith	The Tomboy	1924	Dorothy Devore	last=Sewell	first=Charles S.	author-link=	date=3 January 1925	title=The Tomboy; Dorothy Devore and Herbert Rawlinson in Chadwick Melodrama=Comedy with Bootlegging Theme	url=https://archive.org/details/movingpicturewor72janf/page/58/mode/1up	journal=The Moving Picture World	location=New York City	publisher=Chalmers Publishing Co.	volume=72	issue=1	pages=58}}
Vada Sultenfuss	My Girl	1991	Anna Chlumsky	last1=Brown	first1=Joe	title=My Girl (PG)	url=https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/style/longterm/movies/videos/mygirlpgbrown_a0add7.htm	newspaper=The Washington Post	date=November 29, 1991}}
Velvet Brown	National Velvet	1944	Elizabeth Taylor	last1=Basinger	first1=Jeanine	title=A Woman's View: How Hollywood Spoke to Women, 1930–1960	date=1993	publisher=Wesleyan University Press	location=Hanover	isbn=978-0819562913	page=74}}
Viola	She's The Man	2006	Amanda Bynes	Viola is a talented soccer player underestimated for being a girl, who dresses up as her brother Sebastian to play soccer at Illyria.
Watts	Some Kind of Wonderful	1987	Mary Stuart Masterson	doi=10.1111/j.1540-5931.2011.00849.x	title = Buying Me Love: 1980s Class-Clash Teen Romances	journal=The Journal of Popular Culture	volume=44	issue=3	pages=563–582	year = 2011	last1 = Shary	first1 = Timothy}}

Literature

Character	Title	Year	Author	Notes
Arya Stark	A Song of Ice and Fire series	1996–2011	George R. R. Martin	url=https://www.shmoop.com/study-guides/literature/game-of-thrones-book/arya-stark	title=Arya Stark in A Game of Thrones	author=Shmoop Editorial Team	year=2008	publisher=Shmoop University, Inc.}}
Becky Landers	Becky Landers: Frontier Warrior	1926	Constance Skinner	last1=Levstik	first1=Linda S.	title='I am no lady!': the tomboy in children's fiction	journal=Children's Literature in Education	date=1983	volume=14	issue=1	pages=14–20	doi=10.1007/BF01135791	s2cid=144172584 }}
Caddie Woodlawn	Caddie Woodlawn	1935	Carol Ryrie Brink	Set in the 1860s, the novel is about a lively eleven-year-old tomboy named Caroline Augusta Woodlawn, nicknamed "Caddie", living in the area of Dunnville, Wisconsin.
Elizabeth "Lizard" Flanagan	Lizard Flanagan series	1994–98	Carol Gorman	Elizabeth, a 12-year-old girl, struggles with transitioning from being a tomboy to being more "girly."
Emerson "Em" Watts	Airhead trilogy	2008–10	Meg Cabot	The book is about a teenage girl whose life is forever changed by the tragic accident that leaves her taking the identity of a supermodel, Nikki Howard, and tries to let go of her tomboyish ways to take over Nikki's glamorous lifestyle.
Frankie Addams	The Member of the Wedding	1946	Carson McCullers	last1=Knox	first1=Emily	title=Illuminating How Identities, Stereotypes and Inequalities Matter Through Gender Studies.	date=2014	publisher=Springer Verlag	isbn=978-9401787178	pages=43–52	chapter=Tomboys in the Work of Carson McCullers}} Also see the 1952 film.
Georgina "George" Kirrin	The Famous Five series	1942–62	Enid Blyton	George is a tomboyish character who struggles with her gender.
Gypsy Breynton	Gypsy Breynton series	1866–67	Elizabeth Stuart Phelps	last = Abate	first = Michelle Ann	year = 2008	title = Tomboys: A Literary and Cultural History	publisher = Temple University Press	location = Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	url = https://books.google.com/books?id=pYdrZNd7B1sC&pg=PA47	isbn = 978-1-59213-722-0	page = 47	quote = Likewise, Gypsy is transformed from a rough-and-tumble tomboy into a selfless surrogate mother to her older brother.}}
Idgie Threadgoode	Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe	1987	Fannie Flagg	last = Lindenfeld	first = Laura	year =2005	chapter = Women Who Eat Too Much: Femininity and Food in Fried Green Tomatoes	editor = Avakian, Arlene Voski	editor2=Haber, Barbara	title = From Betty Crocker to Feminist Food Studies: Critical Perspectives on Women and Food	publisher = University of Massachusetts Press	location = Boston	isbn = 978-1-55849-512-8	pages = 221–245}} Also see the 1991 film.
Jamila Sinai	Midnight's Children	1981	Salman Rushdie	Jamila is the younger tomboyish sister of Saleem, nicknamed "the brass monkey" because of her thick thatch of red-gold hair and because she is conceived the night her father's assets are frozen by the state.
Josephine "Jo" March	Little Women	1868–69	Louisa May Alcott	Jo is an aspiring writer and tomboyish girl.
Katy Carr	What Katy Did	1872	Susan Coolidge	last1=Abate	first1=Michelle Ann	title=Tomboys: A Literary and Cultural History	date=2008	publisher=Temple University Press	isbn=978-1-59213-722-0	pages=22, 25}} lives with her widowed father and her two brothers and three sisters in Burnet, a small midwestern American town.
Laura Ingalls	Little House on the Prairie series	1932–43	Laura Ingalls Wilder	last1=Pugh	first1=Tison	title=Innocence, heterosexuality, and the queerness of children's literature	date=2011	publisher=Routledge	location=New York	isbn=978-0415886338	page=66}} lives with a settler and pioneer family on the prairie and later becomes an accomplished writer.
Leslie Burke	Bridge to Terabithia	1977	Katherine Paterson	Leslie is a "feisty tomboy" and friend of Jess. Also see the 2007 film.
Lyra Belacqua	His Dark Materials trilogy	1995–2000	Philip Pullman	Lyra is a wild 12-year-old tomboyish girl who grew up in the fictional Jordan College, Oxford. She prides herself on her capacity for mischief, especially her ability to lie, earning her the epithet "Silvertongue" from Iorek Byrnison.
Martha "Mickey" Bradley	Meredith's Ann	1927	Elizabeth Gray Vining	Mickey is a young tomboyish girl who dreams of being a boy.
Mick Kelly	The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter	1940	Carson McCullers	Mick Kelly is a tomboyish girl who loves music and dreams of buying a piano.
Nan	Little Men	1871	Louisa May Alcott	Nan is even more of a willful tomboy than Jo was as a teenager.
Orphie Goodbye	The Goodbye Family series	2012–present	Lorin Morgan-Richards	A tomboyish girl, Orphie loves mischief and has the strength of 20 men, often finding herself filling in as sheriff of the town and training her pet spider Dorian.
Pippi Longstocking	Pippi Longstocking series	1945	Astrid Lindgren	Pippi is: red-haired, freckled, unconventional and a superhumanly strong tomboyish girl.
Rachel "Hellfire" Hotchkiss	Hellfire Hotchkiss	1967	Mark Twain	Hellfire is the female counterpart to Oscar "Thug" Carpenter and was referred to by Twain as a tomboy.
Scout	To Kill a Mockingbird	1960	Harper Lee	A tomboyish girl, Jean Louise Finch, nicknamed Scout, lives with her older brother Jeremy, nicknamed Jem, and their widowed father Atticus, a middle-aged lawyer. Also see the 1962 film.
Topsy	Uncle Tom's Cabin	1852	Harriet Beecher Stowe	last = Abate	first = Michelle Ann	year = 2008	title = Tomboys: A Literary and Cultural History	publisher = Temple University Press	location = Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	url = https://books.google.com/books?id=pYdrZNd7B1sC&pg=PA47	isbn = 978-1-59213-722-0	page = 34	quote = With her hair cropped short to her head and her rebellion against the manners and mores of white womanhood, Topsy embodies a tomboyish figure as much as a comedic one.}}
Tyke Tyler	The Turbulent Term of Tyke Tiler	1977	Gene Kemp	Tyke, whose real name is Theodora, is an intelligent tomboy who is protective of her friend Danny and often gets into trouble.
Wilhelmine "Will" Elliot	An American Girl and Her Four Years in a Boys' College	1878	Olive San Louie Anderson	Will enrolls at a traditionally all-male college where her classmates are baffled by her short hair, masculine clothes, and bold demeanor.

Plays

Characters	Title	Duration	Author	Notes
Anybodys	West Side Story	1957–2020	Arthur Laurents	title = Overview for West Side Story (1961)	work = Turner Classic Movies	url = https://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/23623/west-side-story	archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20111003154310/http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/23623/West-Side-Story/	url-status = dead	archive-date = October 3, 2011	access-date = 6 December 2009 }} "When they learn from an eavesdropping tomboy, Anybodys, that Chino is carrying a gun and bent on revenge against Tony, they organize to protect him."
Ginger	Time Out for Ginger	1952–53	Ronald Alexander	Ginger is a tomboy and high schooler.

Television

Character	Portrayed by	Program	Duration	Notes
Ace	Sophie Aldred	Doctor Who	1963–present	Ace is a "streetwise tomboy" who likes pyrotechnics.
Alicia "Al" Lambert	Christine Lakin	Step by Step	1991–98	Al, middle child in the Lambert family, is a tomboyish, all-American girl, who later matures and softens.
Alexandra "Alex" Mack	Larisa Oleynik	The Secret World of Alex Mack	1994–98	Alex was considered a tomboy, with her character challenging gender norms.
Alix Kubdel	Kira Buckland (English dub)
Yukiko Morishita (Japanese dub)
Adeline Chetail (French version; Season 1)
Marie Nonnenmacher (French version; Season 2)	Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir	2015–present	Alix is a tomboyish and competitive student in Miss Bustier's class.
Angela Anaconda	Sue Rose	Angela Anaconda	1991–2001	Angela Anaconda is a tomboyish, imaginative, freckle-faced eight-year-old girl who eschews the femininity commonly associated with other girls her age.
Arya Stark	Maisie Williams	Game of Thrones	2011–19	Arya is a tomboyish, headstrong, feisty, independent, disdains traditional female pursuits and is often mistaken for a boy.
Ashley Funicello Spinelli	Pamela Adlon	Recess	1997–2001	Ashley (or Spinelli as she is mostly called) is a tomboy who has an extreme loyalty to her friends. She is temperamental at times and doesn't really like her first name because of it being associated with a quartet of snobbish girls all named Ashley.
Assefa	Soleil Moon Frye	Planet Sheen	2010–13	Aseefa is a Glimmorian—a blue yodeler with a ponytail that works as a third arm. She is also a tomboy, a beast-master, a great warrior AND the object of Sheen's first raging space crush. How could any Earthling resist?! She's so quirky, cute and punky! But Sheen will have to resist for now, because he can't tell if Aseefa likes him back and he's too nervous to ask. She's so tough! You wouldn't wanna mess with her either!
Buttercup	E. G. Daily
(What a Cartoon! episodes and 1998 original)
Jo Wyatt
(British dub)
Natalie Palamides
(reboot)	The Powerpuff Girls (also the 2016 reboot)	1998–2005
(original)
2016–20
(reboot)	last = Hains	first = Rebecca C.	chapter = Powerpuff Girls, The	editor = Mitchell, Claudia	year = 2008	title = Girl Culture an Encyclopedia	publisher = Greenwood Publishing Group	isbn = 978-0-313-08444-7	page = 480 }} "Buttercup, the brunette, is a rough-and-tumble tomboy."
Cameron Howe	Mackenzie Davis	Halt and Catch Fire	2014–17	Cameron is a tomboyish woman in her twenties who has a knack for programming and loves punk rock.
Carissa	Tabitha St. Germain (English version)
Fanny Bloc (French version)	Lolirock	Carissa was drawn as a "fiery and tomboy warrior princess."
Darby	Chloë Grace Moretz	My Friends Tigger & Pooh	2007–10	Darby is a 6-year-old feisty, imaginative and tomboyish red-headed girl and is believed to be Christopher Robin's younger sister. She is the leader of the problem-solving Super Sleuths along with Tigger, Pooh, and her pet puppy Buster. Darby is brave, inquisitive, clever, and imaginative. Her catchphrases are "Time to slap my cap" and "Good sleuthin', everyone!" For the most part, she replaced Christopher Robin, who only appeared in two episodes of the series.
Darlene Conner	Sara Gilbert	Roseanne	1998–2018	url=http://blog.taylorcolemiller.com/2011/10/too-short-to-be-quarterback-too-plain.html	title=Too Short to be Quarterback, Too Plain to be Queen: Roseanne's Rebuttal of Postfeminism \| taylorcolemiller.com	access-date=2013-08-12	url-status=dead	archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131020222301/http://blog.taylorcolemiller.com/2011/10/too-short-to-be-quarterback-too-plain.html	archive-date=2013-10-20 }} "Establishing Darlene as a tomboy provides Roseanne a way to talkback to gender performance expectations through the voice of a child without alienating audience members who would be uninterested in more frank or "preachy" displays of feminism by an adult."
Dot Warner	Tress MacNeille	Animaniacs
(also the 2020 reboot)	1993–98
(original)
2020–23
(reboot)	Dot is the cute little sister of Yakko and Wakko. She's a tomboy who mimics her big brothers in everything they do, but when it comes to the crunch she'll use her feminine wiles as a weapon.
Elly May Clampett	Donna Douglas	The Beverly Hillbillies	1962–71	Elly May is Jed's tomboyish daughter who is an animal lover.
Elsa Dutton	Isabel May	[1883](1883-tv-series)	2021–present	The tomboyish daughter of James and Margaret Dutton.
Eve Baxter	Kaitlyn Dever	Last Man Standing	2011–21	Eve was originally a tomboyish girl who became a "little more girly" as the series progressed according to Kaitlyn Dever.
Francine Frensky	Jodie Resther	Arthur	1996-2022	Francine is a tomboy who is a huge athlete who excels in soccer, baseball and basketball and enjoys horseback riding but dislikes more feminine clothing like dresses and makeovers, opting to wear a more traditional red sweater and jeans. She's the total opposite of her more hyper-feminine friend Muffy and sister Catherine.
Jennifer "Jen" Masterson	Megan Fahlenbock	[6teen](6teen)	2004–10	Jen is a tomboy who loves sports and wants to a snowboarder in the Olympics.
Joanna Marie "Jo" Polniaczek	Nancy McKeon	The Facts of Life	1979–88	last=Gurwitch	first=Annabelle	title=Fired!: Tales of the Canned, Canceled, Downsized, and Dismissed	url=https://books.google.com/books?id=WuIgXvU594IC&pg=PA2	access-date=8 January 2013	date=2007-01-02	publisher=Simon and Schuster	isbn=9780743294409	page=2}}
K.C. Cooper	Zendaya	K.C. Undercover	2015-2018	K.C. is a tomboy who dislikes girly things like wearing dresses, makeup, high heels and wears more traditional, plaid clothing. She's a black belt in karate and prefers studying over partying.
Lana Loud	Grey DeLisle	The Loud House	2016–present	Lana is the fourth-youngest Loud sibling who loves to get dirty, especially with mud. She is also a skilled handy worker, plumber, and mechanic who loves animals.
Lilly Truscott	Emily Osment	Hannah Montana	2006–11	Lilly is Miley Stewart's best friend. She is extremely extroverted, excitable, clumsy, and impulsive. She is also very athletic and loves skateboarding, surfing, hockey, and cheerleading. She's considered the tomboy with a sweet, kind, and optimistic personality who overtime grows a more girly side.
Louise Belcher	Kristen Schaal	Bob's Burgers	2011-present	Louise is the younger Belcher child who is seem to be more tomboy despite her pink hat and dress as she enjoys pranking, lock-picking and action/horror films who even dresses up as a male character every Halloween while she dislikes girly things like sleepovers, romance, dolls, fairies and makeup.
MacKenzie "Mac" Coyle
KJ Brandman
Tiffany "Tiff" Quilkin	Sofia Rosinsky
Fina Strazza
Camryn Jones	Paper Girls	2022	Mac is considered a tomboy for having a boy's haircut and swearing.
Mary-Kate Burke	Mary-Kate Olsen	Two of a Kind	1998–99	Mary-Kate is a tomboyish girl who wants to perfect her curveball.
Maurecia	Denise Oliver	Wayside	2007–08
	Maxine "Max" Mayfield	Sadie Sink	Stranger Things	2016–25	Max is Billy's younger stepsister, an avid skateboarder, and the tomboy of the group who catches the attention of both Lucas and Dustin.
Penelope "Punky" Brewster	Soleil Moon Frye	Punky Brewster	1984–88	Punky is a "spunky seven-year-old tomboy."
Pipsqueak	Tajja Isen	The ZhuZhus	2016–17	Pipsqueak is a hamster who is "all tomboy" and "firecracker."
Po (Teletubbies)	Pui Fan Lee Rachelle Beinart (reboot)	Teletubbies	1997-2001 (original) 2015-present (reboot)	Po is the smallest teletubby, she is red and has a circle antenna on her head. Her favorite thing is her pink and blue (orange in reboot) scooter and she acts like a tomboy sometimes because she is brave and clever.
Rainbow Dash	Ashleigh Ball	My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic	2010–19	Rainbow Dash has got rainbow-striped hair, is very interested in playing sports and is a tomboy whose sexual orientation is not referenced. Scootaloo is her biggest fan and she's a tomboy as well.
Rosie	UK:
Teresa Gallagher
(2009–12)
Nicola Stapleton
(2017–20)
US:
Jules de Jongh
(2009–12)
Nicola Stapleton
(2017–20)
Other:
Rachael Miller
(2020; Thomas' Magical Birthday Wishes and Learning with Thomas)	Thomas & Friends	2006–present	"Rosie is feisty, fun and very free-spirited. Rosie is a tomboy tank engine! She's almost the same size and has the same capability as Thomas – whom she idolizes! She seeks to copy his every action and follow his every mood – with great charm and equal persistence. This drives Thomas crazy. He just wants to be left alone to be Useful. But why, thinks Rosie, can't they be Really Useful together?!"
Sam Puckett	Jennette McCurdy	iCarly	2007–2012	url=https://www.huffpost.com/entry/jennette-mccurdy-wants-yo_b_1668627	title=Jennette McCurdy Opens Up About Photoshop, One Direction, and Being Part of 'Generation Love'	website=Huffpost	date=July 12, 2012	access-date=2025-08-29}}
Sam Puckett	Jennette McCurdy	Sam & Cat	2013–14	Sam moves to Los Angeles with Cat Valentine and starts running their babysitting job. While Sam is a tomboy, she dislikes Cat's girly side personality.
Sassette Smurfling	Julie McWhirter (voice)	The Smurfs	1985–1989	Sassette is an "adolescent tomboy" smurf.
Sathya	Ayesha	Sathya	2020–present	url=https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tv/news/tamil/sathya-tv-actress-ayesha-to-play-a-tomboy/articleshow/68256070.cms	title=Sathya: TV actress Ayesha to play a tomboy	website=The Times of India	date=May 4, 2019	access-date=2019-03-08	archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20200801155430/https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tv/news/tamil/sathya-tv-actress-ayesha-to-play-a-tomboy/articleshow/68256070.cms	archive-date=August 1, 2020}}
Toph Beifong	Michaela Jill Murphy
(voice, 2006-2011)
Kate Higgins and Philece Sampler
(voice, The Legend of Korra)
Dionne Quan
voice, Aang: The Last Airbender)
Vivian Vencer
(voice, 2022-present, video games)	Avatar: The Last Airbender	2006–present	Toph is an independent, belligerent, and direct tomboy who joins the main cast in season 2. She grew up as the heiress of the wealthy Beifong estate and kept concealed by her parents due to her blindness, but rejected her feminine upbringing for a life as a gruff earthbender who competed in fighting matches before joining the Avatar on his quest.

Video games

Characters	Title	Year	Notes	Developer
Tsarevna Alena	Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen	1992–2016	Tsarevna is a "fierce tomboy" who likes to fight and go on adventures.	Spike Chunsoft
Arle Nadja	Puyo Puyo	1991-present	Between games her characteristics receives minor changes, but overall she's a cheery girl who's somewhat of a tomboy.	Sega
Ashei	The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess	2006	Ashei is a tomboyish girl who is a skilled sword fighter and is stronger than most men.	Nintendo
Amy Rose	Sonic the Hedgehog	1993–present		Sega
Baiken	Guilty Gear series	1998	Baiken is a tomboyish girl who knows how to use a katana, mace, fireworks cannon, and other weapons within the sleeve of her severed arm.	Arc System Works
Princess Daisy	Mario	1989–present	Daisy is cheerful, energetic, and a bit of a tomboy. She is Luigi's love interest, and enjoys playing a variety of sports with Mario and friends.	Nintendo
Kumatora	Mother 3	2006	Kumatora is the heir to the Ooshe castle and is described as a "tomboy princess."	[Brownie Brown](1-up-studio)
HAL Laboratory
Makoto	Street Fighter series	1999–2008	Makoto is a young Japanese woman raised from the Tosa Province of Japan who utilizes her family's dojo teachings of Rindo-kan karate as her fighting style.	Capcom
Narumi Mishima	[12Riven](12riven-the-psi-climinal-of-integral)	2008	Narumi is a tomboy.	KID
Cyberfront
SDR Project
Chie Satonaka	Persona series	1996–2020	Chie is a tomboy who is upbeat and has an obsession with kung fu, even using those techniques in battle.	Atlus
Sonshōkō	Koihime Enbu	2016	Sonshōkō is a spirited and vivacious tomboy.	UNKNOWN GAMES
M2 Co., LTD
Touko Zaizen	Inazuma Eleven 2 Kyoui no Shinryakusha	2009	Touko is a tomboy.	Level-5
Ryune Zoldark	Super Robot Wars	1991–2015	Ryune is a beautiful girl and tomboy.	Winkysoft
Banpresoft
B.B. Studio
Bandai Namco Entertainment
Wendy O. Koopa	Mario	1988–present	"Wendy —	Nintendo

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