Women
Shoshanna Shapiro
In the HBO series Girls, Shoshanna Shapiro (Zosia Mamet) is a bubbly and innocent NYU student who’s often dragged down by her much more cynical friends. Her hyperactive speech patterns often get her confused with someone high on cocaine. Sho’s hair do and fashion sense are one of a kind.
Ashley Spinelli
Spinelli is the substitute ringleader of the Recess gang. If you couldn’t tell by her clothing, she’s a tomboy who prefers to use her fists and threats to solve her problems. And don’t even try calling her by her first name, Ashley – she goes by Spinelli.
Princess Carolyn
In BoJack Horseman, Princess Carolyn (voiced by Amy Sedaris) is BoJack’s agent and on-again-off-again girlfriend. Oh, and she’s also a pink, anthropomorphic Persian cat.
Shae
In Game of Thrones, Shae of Lorath (Sibel Kekilli) is a prostitute who becomes involved with Tyrion Lannister. As with all relationships, theirs has its ups and downs like having to hide from Tyrion’s father who wants to kill her, having to avoid Cersei Lannister who is trying to turn her against Tyrion, and having to compete for Tyrion’s attention after he’s forced to marry.
Rosalind Lutece
In BioShock Infinite, Rosalind Lutece (voiced by Jennifer Hale) is a quantum physicist who, with twin brother Robert, escorts Booker DeWitt to the city of Columbia.
Kaylee Frye
In Firefly, Kaywinnet Lee “Kaylee” Frye (Jewel Staite) is a wholesome and happy-go-lucky crew member of the Serenity. She may be a natural mechanic, but that doesn’t mean she isn’t in touch with her feminine side, as seen by her colorful parasol and patches.
Rainbow Dash
Rainbow Dash is a pegasus pony who’s responsible for the weather in My Little Pony. She’s skilled at flying, which she demonstrates when she performs her sonic rainbooms.
Regina George
In Mean Girls, Regina George (Rachel McAdams) is the queen bee of The Plastics clique. Despite her spiteful, mean, and superficial personality everyone in high school wants to be like her. So when she wears a shirt revealing her bra, of course everyone else starts doing it too.
Bainsley
In The Zero Theorem, Bainsley (Melanie Thierry) first enters Qohen Leth’s life when she saves him from choking on an olive at a party. She continues to show interest in the odd computer programmer, which seems a bit odd itself.