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Fictional Characters by Picture - A

Can you identify these fictional characters whose names start with A?
Based on the character's first name
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First submittedAugust 20, 2013
Times taken80,722
Average score65.0%
Rating4.16
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32 Comments
JeromesNiece
+28
Level 75
Aug 23, 2013
Apollo is a fictional character? Yeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.
cholecystokinin9
+2
Level 14
Feb 1, 2014
70%, I finally reached a "D" on one of these fictional quizzes! haha
SolomonPierce
+3
Level 35
Jun 24, 2014
Now I'm happy for remembering Morgan Freeman's line: "Old Andy loved geology."
cian1221
+1
Level 33
Jan 1, 2016
Captain Ahab maybe?
RobNobody
+3
Level 79
Mar 23, 2023
Maybe not.
Pcocopriest
+2
Level 25
Jan 6, 2016
kept on misspelling Aslan!!!!
potatopierogi
+1
Level 69
Jan 22, 2018
me too lol
Insaniot
+1
Level 62
Jun 8, 2018
Thought it was Asian at first
BenHerman
+1
Level 69
Aug 26, 2017
Ran out the clock trying to figure out how to spell Anakin. I think I tried every possible option but that one.
Yanni47
+4
Level 79
Jun 19, 2019
Athos of the Three Musketeers springs to mind.
liverlife7
+9
Level 69
Jun 19, 2019
Atticus is a legend, I love that man
Chestnuthare
+2
Level 67
Mar 23, 2023
I spelled Asterix as Asterisk :(
Quizmaster
+1
Level ∞
Mar 23, 2023
That will be accepted now
Milo74
+24
Level 70
Mar 24, 2023
Although I guessed correctly, I think that the image representing Apollo is misleading. Between the long hair and what looks to be an exposed breast (not very pronounced, but looks more like a somewhat flat breast than an actual pectoral muscle, and being a male god, Apollo should have a pectoral that actually looks as such), it honestly looks more like a Goddess. So, one could waste time, as I did, typing "Athena", "Artemis", or even "Antiope" or "Andromeda" or "Arachne", etc etc. The lyre should be a clue, but the other features point away from that and make you think otherwise for a while.
Sifhraven
+1
Level 73
Mar 30, 2024
The long hair is actually a way to recognise him, it is one of his features/attributes. Along with the lyre.
Elboy
+3
Level 72
Mar 24, 2023
Nice quiz update with these images! As Milo74 said above, I find the Apollo image really confusing due to the lack of clues in this image. The lyre is present but the chosen work leads to confusion if the character is a young man or a woman. An Aphrodite in her shell or with her apple would have been much easier to find in my opinion.
guiztar73
+1
Level 72
Mar 24, 2023
How do more people know Asterix than Andy Dufresne!?
QRU
+10
Level 74
Mar 24, 2023
Because the franchise that has his name in its name is way more popular than the one movie Andy Dufresne appeared in?
Freestatebear
+4
Level 86
Jun 3, 2023
American versus non-American cultural vernaculars are different...
martay
+15
Level 70
Mar 26, 2023
Apollo is looking quite feminine. Thought he was maybe Athena or Aphrodite. Playing the lyre/harp didn't help either, but that's probably a modern day stereotype.
RobNobody
+4
Level 79
Jun 3, 2023
Yeah, if anything the lyre should've been a clue, as it was one of his most major symbols as the god of music and was not associated with either Athena or Aphrodite.
Otterpotter63
+2
Level 57
May 13, 2023
Aquaman real name is Arthur curry for anyone wondering
Lilylee
+4
Level 76
Jun 3, 2023
That's a really bad picture of Apollo.
forky76
+2
Level 76
Jun 3, 2023
ash ketchum looks a lot like astroboy.
gl3
+1
Level 62
Jun 4, 2023
That's not Apollo
errie8906
+2
Level 30
Jul 15, 2023
only 33% for Andy Dufresne... I'm old
Susie222
+2
Level 59
Jul 15, 2023
I am proud that I recognized Atticus before Anna.
Ferbin
+3
Level 78
Sep 26, 2023
53% for Aragorn, wow. That's surprisingly low.
Astana
+3
Level 52
Dec 9, 2023
I hope this quiz is not translated into Greek because Apollo is listed as fictional. That said, I would not include any characters from religion, even if it is from a long time ago, as people may find it to be offensive.
sleepyquizzer
+2
Level 48
Dec 11, 2023
As Astana said above, I found it a bit... odd that Apollo was listed as a "fictional character". I'm not Greek and I don't have any personal, cultural relation to Greek mythology - and I'm not even religious myself - but I would probably feel weird if figures from my ancestral culture's mythology were referred to as "fictional characters".

Like I know what the quizmaster was going for - figures that aren't real in the physical world or who weren't actual historical figures, but I would still maybe avoid reducing religious/cultural figures to "fictional characters", no matter how old that culture or religion is. It probably still has cultural significance, especially in the country/countries it originated. It's like calling significant figures in Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism or any other world religion "fictional characters". Or like calling Native American or ancient Chinese mythological figures "fictional characters". Idk, it feels weird even for an old religion/mythology.

sleepyquizzer
+1
Level 48
Dec 11, 2023
As Astana said above, I found it a bit... odd that Apollo was listed as a "fictional character". I'm not Greek and I don't have any personal, cultural relation to Greek mythology - and I'm not even religious myself - but I would probably feel weird if figures from my ancestral/cultural mythology were referred to as "fictional characters".

Like I know what the quizmaster was going for - figures that aren't "real" in the physical world or who weren't actual historical figures, but I would still maybe avoid reducing religious/cultural figures to "fictional characters", no matter how old that culture or religion is. It probably still has cultural significance, especially in the country/countries it originated. It's like calling significant figures in Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism or any other world religion "fictional characters". Or like calling Native American or ancient Chinese mythological figures "fictional characters". Idk, it feels weird even for an old religion/mythology

MoviesMan
+1
Level 60
Dec 24, 2024
Anton Chigurh from No Country for Old Men maybe?
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