Female Cartoon Characters

My Favorites

Female cartoon characters have been portrayed through out the history of cartoons. The evolution of the female cartoon has changed with the times from the sexy Betty Boop to the Japanese Animation of Sailor Moon characters today. Some of the most memorable cartoon characters of the female gender are still favorites today although they don't appear on television as much as they used too.

Here are 10 of my favorite female cartoon characters in no particular order:

Betty Boop:

The sexy femme fatale created by Fleischer Studios is still one of the sexiest female cartoon characters in the world today. She might be 78 years old but she is still one beautiful cartoon. Starting off as a canine cartoon with feminine attributes she evolved into the beautiful Betty many know and adore.

Olive Oyl:

This lady has been around since 1919 when she arrived in comic strips. Girlfriend to Popeye, victim of Bluto and mother to Swee'Pea her memorable moments include fights with Popeye, her fickleness, her beautifully large feet and her amazingly quick wit. This tall lanky woman won't soon be forgotten.

Smurfette:

The original female character of the television cartoon The Smurfs. Smurfette was the only woman among many male Smurfs. She was created by the Smurfs archenemy Gargamel in the comic to cause Jealousy and disruption in the Smurf community. This did not work the way it was planned and Smurfette became an important part of the Smurf community.

Jessica Rabbit:

This lovely well endowed lady was featured in the film "Who framed Roger Rabbit?" This leading lady was the obsession of Roger Rabbit and many others. She is one of the top sex symbols of cartoons through out history.

She- Ra:

Twin sister to He-Man and the Princess of Power She-Ra was created to be the cartoon appeal to little girls the way He-Man was to little boys. She-Ra was a strong feminine character who had a healing touchy, superhuman strength and the ability to communicate with animals. Little girls everywhere looked up to this cartoon heroine.

Wonder Woman: