List of autistic fictional characters
This is a list of fictional characters that have been explicitly described within the work in which they appear, or otherwise by the author, as having conditions on the autism spectrum. It is not intended to include speculation.
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A plain-language poster describing signs of autism
Comics
Year | Character | Series/Franchise | Author/Publisher |
---|---|---|---|
1967 | Black Manta[1] | Aquaman | DC Comics |
1986 | Johnny Do[2][3] | Psi-Force | Marvel Comics |
2000 | Hikaru Azuma[4] | With the Light: Raising an Autistic Child | Keiko Tobe |
2007 | Zone[5] | Special Forces | Kyle Baker |
2015 | Mark Shiffron[6] | Postal | Top Cow Productions |
2016[7] | Brunhilde Khoury[8] | Questionable Content | Jeph Jacques |
Film
Literature
Year | Character(s) | Book | Author(s) | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
1964 | Manfred Steiner[101] | Martian Time-Slip | Philip K. Dick | |
1996 | Seth Garin[102] | The Regulators | Stephen King | King wrote this novel under the pen name Richard Bachman. |
1996 | Simon Lynch[103][104] | Simple Simon | Ryne Douglas Pearson | This book was adapted into the film Mercury Rising (1998). |
2000 | Marty Zellerbach[105] | The Hades Factor | Robert Ludlum and Gayle Lynds | |
2002 | Darryl McAllister[106] | A Wizard Alone | Diane Duane | |
2002 | Shepherd O'Connor[107] | By the Light of the Moon | Dean Koontz | |
2003 | Lou Arrendale and his co-workers[108] | Speed of Dark | Elizabeth Moon | |
2003 | Christopher Boone | The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time | Mark Haddon | The book was adapted into the 2012 play of the same name. |
2004 | Ben[49] | Niets was alles wat hij zei (Nothing Was All He Said) | Nic Balthazar | The book was adapted into the drama film Ben X (2007). |
2004 | Natalie Flanagan[109][110] | Al Capone Does My Shirts | Gennifer Choldenko | This character also appears in the sequel Al Capone Shines My Shoes. |
2005 | Victor Hoppe[111] | The Angel Maker | Stefan Brijs | |
2005 | Lisbeth Salander[112] | Millennium series | Stieg Larsson | Appears in both the Swedish and American film adaptations. |
2005 | Morgan Wiberg[113] | The Stone Cutter | Camilla Läckberg | |
2006 | David[114] | Rules | Cynthia Lord | |
2006 | Alan Wheddon[115] | Dear John | Nicholas Sparks | Adapted into the 2010 film of the same name. |
Richard Tyree[116] | ||||
2008 | Jessica Fontaine[117][118] | The Language of Others | Clare Morrall | |
2008 | Gillian Grayson[119] | Mass Effect: Ascension | Drew Karpyshyn | |
2008 | Mickey Tussler[120] | The Legend of Mickey Tussler | Frank Nappi | This book was adapted into the television film A Mile in His Shoes (2011). |
2008 | Ted Sparkes | The London Eye Mystery | Siobhan Dowd | |
2009 | Natalie Flanagan[109] | Al Capone Shines My Shoes | Gennifer Choldenko | This character also appears in the preceding novel Al Capone Does My Shirts. |
2009 | Marcelo Sandoval[121] | Marcelo in the Real World | Francisco X. Stork | |
2009–2011 | Malcolm Decter[122] | WWW Trilogy | Robert J. Sawyer | Character appears in all three books, published between 2009 and 2011. |
2010 | Jacob Hunt[123] | House Rules | Jodi Picoult | |
2010 | Max Parkman[124][125] | Saving Max | Antoinette van Heugten | |
2010 | Caitlin Smith[126][127] | Mockingbird | Kathryn Erskine | |
2008 | Peter Michael "Little Pete" Ellison[128] | Gone | Michael Grant | Character appears in all six "Season One" books, published between 2008 and 2013. |
2010-2017 | Renarin Kholin[129] | The Stormlight Archive | Brandon Sanderson | Character appears in all books, published 2010 to present. |
2011 | Trueman Bradley[130] | Trueman Bradley - Aspie Detective | Alexei Maxim Russell | |
2011 | Dr. Tobias Rothman[131] | Death Benefit | Robin Cook | |
2012 | Anthony Donatelli[132] | Love Anthony | Lisa Genova | |
2012 | Leah[133] | Leah's Voice | Lori DeMonia | 2014 Temple Grandin literary work of the year recipient.[134] |
2012 | Ivan Tarasov[135] | Triggers | Robert J. Sawyer | |
2013 | Don Tillman[136] | The Rosie Project | Graeme Simsion | |
2013 | Oscar[137] | The Real Boy | Anne Ursu | |
2014 | Rose Howard[138] | Rain Reign | Ann M. Martin | |
2014 | Kurt Bacon[139] | Isla and the Happily Ever After | Stephanie Perkins | |
2016 | Tiberius "Ty" Blackthorn[140] | The Dark Artifices | Cassandra Clare | |
2016 | Denise[141] | On the Edge of Gone | Corinne Duyvis | Author Corinne Duyvis is autistic herself.[141] |
2017 | Jack Kagen[142] | There's More Than One Way Home | Donna Levin | |
2018 | Stella Lane[143] | The Kiss Quotient | Helen Hoang | |
2019 | Edison "Eddie" Matthews[144] | The Things We Cannot Say | Kelly Rimmer | |
2019 | Khai Deip[143] | The Bride Test | Helen Hoang | |
2020 | Vivy Cohen[145] | Get a Grip, Vivy Cohen! | Sarah Kapit |
Television
Theater
Year | Character | Play | Playwright |
---|---|---|---|
1997 | "Spoonface" Steinberg[239] | Spoonface Steinberg | Lee Hall |
2019 | Laurence[240] | All in a Row | Alex Oates |
Video games
Year | Character | Actor(s) | Video game | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
2001 | Charlie Kane's unnamed son[241] | Ian Axness[242] | Twisted Metal Black | |
2002 | Cassandra Murata | n/a; game does not feature voice acting | Rage of the Dragons | Evoga Entertainment's website describes Cassandra as developing "an autistic case".[243] |
2005 | Jade (The Indigo Child)[244] | n/a; silent | Fahrenheit | |
2007 | Dr. Brigid Tenenbaum[245] | Anne Bobby[246] | BioShock | She also appears in BioShock 2, BioShock 2: Minerva's Den, and is referenced in BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea. |
2007 | Simone Cole[247] | Michelle Specht | Clive Barker's Jericho | |
2010 | David Archer[248] | Jesse Gervais[249] | Mass Effect 2 | Appears in the downloadable mission "Overlord". |
2011 | River Wyles[250] | n/a; game does not feature voice acting | To the Moon | |
2012 | Amy[251] | Kriss Logan (grunts)[252] | Amy | |
2012 | Patricia Tannis[253] | Colleen Clinkenbeard[254] | Borderlands 2 | In the mission briefing for "Hidden Journals" she is referred to as "an insane introvert with Asperger's". |
2016 | Symmetra | Anjali Bhimani[255] | Overwatch | Referred to as "on the spectrum" in the comic "A Better World"[256] and was also confirmed to be autistic by the comic's writer[257] as well as Overwatch's game director.[258] |
2016 | Josh Sauchak[259] | Jonathan Dubsky[260] | Watch Dogs 2 | |
2014 | Cole | James Norton[261] | Dragon Age: Inquisition | Patrick Weekes confirmed in an interview with BioFan that Cole was heavily inspired by their autistic nephew.[262] |
2016 | Plastic | Ozioma Akagha | Mirror's Edge Catalyst | |
2016 | Futaba Sakura | Erica Lindbeck, Aoi Yūki | Persona 5 | Erica Lindbeck has remarked, on multiple occasions, that she portrayed Futaba Sakura as being on the autistic spectrum.[263] |
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