Female Cartoon Characters

Female cartoon characters just have an alluring charm which make young boys go weak in the knees and girls make them their idols. They have been there since the evolution of cartoons supporting the male characters through thick and thin. They have been portrayed as the sexy Betty Boop to the intelligent and geeky Velma Dinkley, female characters in cartoons have been an inspiration to many girls and a support system to many cartoon storylines, since ages.

Famous Female Characters in Cartoons

As a child I would love waking up early morning and see my favorite superheroes fight against crime, save the world and make time for their girlfriends. Yes, they were the most famous cartoon characters but the ladies by their side became equally famous appearing with them in all the episodes and situations. So let's see who they were,

Olive Oyl
This thin lady has been there since 1919 when she made here famous debut in comic books. She is Popeye's girlfriend, Bluto's obsession and a doting mother to Swee'Pea. Her most famous moments include fighting with Popeye, her irritating behavior, her thin body, long legs and her amazing quick wit. This lady is going to stick around for a long time.

Wonder Woman
If you ever made a list of famous cartoon characters, Wonder Woman has to be in the top 10. Every girl wanted to be her, she is one of the most famous female cartoon characters and one of the founders of Justice League and an idol to millions of girls and woman all around the world. She loves to fight crime with her special weapons which include the unbreakable Bracelets of Victory, the Lasso of Truth and Glided Battle of Armor.

She-Ra
She is He-Man's twin sister and also crowned the Princess of Power. You might be knowing how He-Man is special to boys the same way She-Ra is special to girls. She is strong female character with healing powers, superhuman strength like He-Man and she could also talk to animals. She was a very celebrated cartoon and an idol to little girls everywhere.

Jessica Rabbit
Most men prefer blond women but after looking at Jessica Rabbit half of them would change their mind. She's one of the most famous cartoon characters of the cartoon world. She is sexy, beautiful, demanding and one of the best female animated characters ever created by a human. She's no doubt one of the most beautiful creation in the cartoon world and is out there to give the love fever to many men. A body that women die for and men can't take their eyes off, Jessica Rabbit has no problem using everything that her creator has given her to get her way.

Judy Jetson
This lady possesses one of the most famous names in the world of cartoons; Judy. Judy Jetson is a sweet 16 year old girl of George and Jane Jetson. She is the only one in the family who has the coolest clothes, is seen on the phone constantly and loves the popular band Jet Screamers. She is what every future teenage girl will be and Judy Jetson will always be remembered.

List of Female Animated Characters

Other than the famous names mentioned above, there are many more list of cartoon characters which are female and have are still remembered by cartoon fanatics all over the world.

• Super Girl
• Teela (He-Man and the Masters of the Universe)
• Louis Lane
• Wilma Flintstone
• Betty Rubble
• Daisy Duck
• Minnie Mouse
• Little Lulu
• Princess Jasmine
• Cinderella
• The Invisible Woman
• Lola Bunny
• Josie and the Pussy Cats
• Dee-Dee (Dexter's Laboratory)
• Powerpuff Girls
• Belle (Beauty and the Beast
• Ariel
• Tinker Bell
• Daphne Blake
• Turanga Leela
• Smurfette
• Miss Peggy
• Cheetara
• Jerrica Benton (Jem)
• Lois Griffin
• Penelope Pitstop
• Maude Flanders
• Francine Smith
• Liane Marie Cartman
• April O'Neil
• Gadget Hackwrench
• Erin Esurance
• Tecna
• Kusajishi Yachiru
• Sakura Haruno
• Jinx
• Mulan
• Storm
• Cindy Lou Who
• Poison Ivy
• Catwoman
• Evil Lyn
• Princess Fiona
• Little Red Riding Hood
• Snow White
• Fairy Florence

So these were some of the most famous female cartoon characters ever known. Hope you are satisfied with this list, and if you still think that I have missed out on some important names, please feel free to include them.