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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. Autistic people involved in the work may be mentioned in footnotes.

Comics

Year Character Identity Series/Franchise Author/Publisher Ref.
1967 Black Manta Male Aquaman DC Comics [1]
1986 Johnny Do Male Psi-Force Marvel Comics [2][3]
2000 Hikaru Azuma Male With the Light: Raising an Autistic Child Keiko Tobe [4]
2007 Zone Male Special Forces Kyle Baker [5]
2014 Stephanie "Stephie" Bondu Female Assigned Male Sophie Labelle[a] [7]
2015 Mark Shiffron Male Postal Top Cow Productions [8]
2016 Brunhilde "Brun" Khoury Female Questionable Content Jeph Jacques[b] [10]
2016 Emma Female Jade Street Protection Services Black Mask Studios [11]
2019 Scarlet Saltee Female Archie Archie Comics [12]

Film

Year Character Identity Actor Film Ref.
1969 Amanda Female Lorena Kirk Change of Habit [13][14][15]
1969 Philip Ransome Male Mark Lester Run Wild, Run Free [16]
1986 Eric Gibb Male Jay Underwood The Boy Who Could Fly [17]
1988 Raymond "Ray" Babbitt Male Dustin Hoffman Rain Man [18][19]
1990 Shane Costello Male John and Joseph Vizzi Backstreet Dreams [20][21]
1993 Randall Eberlin Male Jamie Harrold Family Pictures [22][23]
1993 Sally Matthews Female Asha Menina House of Cards [24][25]
1994 Michael Barth Male Bradley Pierce Cries from the Heart [26]
1994 David Goodson Male Michael Goorjian and Steve Ivany[c] David's Mother [28]
1994 Henry Male Gary Farmer Henry & Verlin [29]
Verlin Keegan MacIntosh
1994 Tim Warden Male Ben Faulkner Silent Fall [30]
1994 Gregory White Male Keegan MacIntosh The Innocent [31]
1995 Rosetta Basilio Female Megan Follows Under the Piano [32]
1997 Kazan Male Andrew Miller Cube [33]
1998 Simon Lynch Male Miko Hughes Mercury Rising [34]
1998 Meaghan Robinson Female Laura Harling Nightworld: Lost Souls [35]
1998 Tracy Sinclair Female Kulani Hassen Down in the Delta [36]
1999 Molly McKay Female Jude Shue Molly [37][38]
2000 Cody O'Connor Female Holliston Coleman Bless the Child [39]
2002 Chloé Female Adèle Haenel Les Diables [40]
2003 Dewa Male Dicky Lebrianto Biola Tak Berdawai [41]
2004 Vernon Jackson Male Lucas Black Killer Diller [42][43]
2004 Jovana Female Jovana Mitic[d] Midwinter Night's Dream [44]
2004 Karl Male Blake Pittman Somersault [45][46]
2004 Steven Morgan Male Zac Efron Miracle Run [47]
Philip Morgan Male Thomas Lewis
2005 Cho-won Male Cho Seung-woo Marathon [48]
2005 Rama Krishna Male Jiiva Raam [49]
2005 Donald Morton Male Josh Hartnett Mozart and the Whale [50]
Isabelle Sorenson[50] Female Radha Mitchell
2006 Bea Female Poppy Rogers Breaking and Entering [51][52]
2006 Linda Freeman Female Sigourney Weaver Snow Cake [53]
2007 Ben Male Greg Timmermans [nl] Ben X [54]
2007 Daniel Connelly Male Harry Connick Jr. P.S. I Love You [55]
2007 Anna Woodruff Female Nikki Haddad Imagination [56]
Sarah Woodruff Female Jessi Haddad [57]
2008 Charlie Mollison Male Luke Ford The Black Balloon [58]
Russell Male Firass Dirani
2008 Poppy Female Lizzy Clark[e] Dustbin Baby [59]
2008 Noah Connelly Male Michael Worth God's Ears [60]
2008 Sarah Female Skye Bennett Dark Floors [61]
2008 Zen Female Yanin Vismitananda Chocolate [62]
2008 Nelson Hodge Male Alvin Keith If You Could Say It in Words [63]
2009 Charles Male Gabriel Gaudreault Suzie [64]
2009 Chris Male James Lance City Rats [65]
2009 Yoon Do‑joon Male Won-bin Mother [66]
2009 Max Horovitz Male Philip Seymour Hoffman[f] Mary and Max [68][69]
2009 Adam Raki Male Hugh Dancy Adam [69]
2009 Martha Female Katie Boland Dancing Trees [70]
2010 Dafu Male Wen Zhang Ocean Heaven [71]
2010 Rizwan Khan Male Shahrukh Khan My Name Is Khan [72]
2010 Mandy Female Ashley Rickards Fly Away [73]
2010 Terry Marshall Male Rhett Giles Quantum Apocalypse [74]
2010 Tom Taylor Male Charlie Tahan Burning Bright [75]
2010 Alan Wheddon Male Braeden Reed and Luke Benward Dear John [76][77]
2010 Simon Male Bill Skarsgård Simple Simon [78]
2011 Alfred Jones Male Ewan McGregor Salmon Fishing in the Yemen [79]
2011 Dana Minor Male Devon Graye Exodus Fall [80]
2011 Yoav Pomerantz Male Michael Hanegbi Dr. Pomerantz [81]
2011 Tomer Roshko Male Michael Moshonov Mabul [82]
2011 Oskar Schell Male Thomas Horn Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close [83]
2011 Mickey Tussler Male Luke Schroder A Mile in His Shoes [84]
2012 Jhilmil Chatterjee Female Priyanka Chopra Barfi! [85]
2012 Walter Hill Male Dexter Darden Joyful Noise [86]
2012 Luke Male Lou Taylor Pucci The Story of Luke [87]
Zack Male Seth Green
2012 Nick Young Male Booboo Stewart White Frog [88]
2013 Duncan Male Chris Marquette The Odd Way Home [89]
2013 Haridas Male Prithviraj Das Haridas [90]
2013 Rafer Male Grayson Russell Season of Miracles [91]
2014 Nathan Male Asa Butterfield X+Y [92]
2014 Riley Morris Male Riley Polanski Alien Abduction [93]
2015 Adam Male Ty Simpkins Meadowland [94]
2015 Glory Adams Female Taylor Richardson Jack of the Red Hearts [95]
2015 Jane Female Louisa Krause Jane Wants a Boyfriend [96]
2016 Christian Wolff Male Ben Affleck The Accountant [97]
2016 Michael Taylor Male David Mazouz The Darkness [98]
2016 Park Young-hoon Male Lee David Split [99]
2017 Mária Female Alexandra Borbély On Body and Soul [100]
2017 Billy Cranston Male RJ Cyler Power Rangers [101]
2017 Lilly Blackburn Female Lilly Jandreau The Rider [102][103]
2017 Christopher Male Jacob McCarthy The Drummer and the Keeper [104]
2018 Wendy Welcott Female Dakota Fanning Please Stand By [105]
2018 Rory McKenna Male Jacob Tremblay The Predator [106][107][108]
2019 Nitya Female Sai Pallavi Athiran [109]
2019 Moose Male John Travolta The Fanatic
2020 Renee Female Madison Bandy Loop [110]
2020 Bart Bromley Male Tye Sheridan The Night Clerk [111]
2021 Music Gamble Female Maddie Ziegler Music [112]

Literature

Year Character(s) Identity Book Author(s) Notes Ref.
1964 Manfred Steiner Male Martian Time-Slip Philip K. Dick [113]
1996 Seth Garin Male The Regulators Stephen King King wrote this novel under the pen name Richard Bachman. [114]
1996 Simon Lynch Male Simple Simon Ryne Douglas Pearson This book was adapted into the film Mercury Rising (1998). [115][116]
2000 Marty Zellerbach Male The Hades Factor Robert Ludlum and Gayle Lynds [117]
2002 Darryl McAllister Male A Wizard Alone Diane Duane [118]
2002 Shepherd O'Connor Male By the Light of the Moon Dean Koontz [119]
2003 Lou Arrendale and his co-workers Male Speed of Dark Elizabeth Moon [120]
2004 Ben Male Niets was alles wat hij zei (Nothing Was All He Said) Nic Balthazar The book was adapted into the drama film Ben X (2007). [54]
2004-2009 Natalie Flanagan Female Al Capone Does My Shirts Gennifer Choldenko This character also appears in the sequel Al Capone Shines My Shoes. [121][122]
2005 Victor Hoppe Male The Angel Maker Stefan Brijs [123]
2005 Lisbeth Salander Female Millennium series Stieg Larsson Appears in both the Swedish and American film adaptations. [124]
2005 Morgan Wiberg Male The Stone Cutter Camilla Läckberg [125]
2006 David Male Rules Cynthia Lord [126]
2006 Alan Wheddon Male Dear John Nicholas Sparks Adapted into the 2010 film of the same name. [127]
Richard Tyree Male [128]
2008 Jessica Fontaine Female The Language of Others Clare Morrall [129][130]
2008 Gillian Grayson Female Mass Effect: Ascension Drew Karpyshyn [131]
2008 Mickey Tussler Male The Legend of Mickey Tussler Frank Nappi This book was adapted into the television film A Mile in His Shoes (2011). [132]
2008 Peter Michael "Little Pete" Ellison Male Gone Michael Grant Character appears in all six "Season One" books, published between 2008 and 2013. [133]
2008 SCP-134 "Stella" Female SCP Foundation far2 Described in the story as exhibiting "behavioral symptoms similar to those seen in high-functioning autistic children" [134]
2009 SCP-758 Male Dr English [135]
2009 Marcelo Sandoval Male Marcelo in the Real World Francisco X. Stork [136]
2009 Aliénor Malèze Female The Winter Journey Amélie Nothomb Original book in French: Le Voyage d'Hiver. [137]
2009–2011 Malcolm Decter Male WWW Trilogy Robert J. Sawyer Character appears in all three books, published between 2009 and 2011. [138]
2010 Jacob Hunt Male House Rules Jodi Picoult [139]
2010 Max Parkman Male Saving Max Antoinette van Heugten [140][141]
2010 Caitlin Smith Female Mockingbird Kathryn Erskine [142][143]
2010 Dwight Tharp Male The Strange Case of Origami Yoda Tom Angleberger[g] [145]
2010-2017 Renarin Kholin Male The Stormlight Archive Brandon Sanderson Character appears in all books, published 2010 to present. [146]
2011 Trueman Bradley Male Trueman Bradley - Aspie Detective Alexei Maxim Russell [147]
2011 Dr. Tobias Rothman Male Death Benefit Robin Cook [148]
2012 Anthony Donatelli Male Love Anthony Lisa Genova [149]
2012 Leah Female Leah's Voice Lori DeMonia 2014 Temple Grandin literary work of the year recipient.[150] [151]
2012 Ivan Tarasov Male Triggers Robert J. Sawyer [152]
2013 Don Tillman Male The Rosie Project Graeme Simsion [153]
2013 Oscar Male The Real Boy Anne Ursu [154]
2013–2017 Harriet Manners Female Geek Girl Holly Smale[h] Harriet is never described as autistic in any of the six books, but Smale has retroactively labelled her as such after being diagnosed with autism herself.[155] [155]
2014 Rose Howard Female Rain Reign Ann M. Martin [156]
2014 Kurt Bacon Male Isla and the Happily Ever After Stephanie Perkins [157]
2016 Tiberius "Ty" Blackthorn Male The Dark Artifices Cassandra Clare [158]
2016 Denise Female On the Edge of Gone Corinne Duyvis[i] [159]
2017-2018 Jack Kagen Male There's More Than One Way Home Donna Levin Character also appears in the sequel, He Could Be Another Bill Gates. [160]
2018 Stella Lane Female The Kiss Quotient Helen Hoang[j] [162]
2019 Edison "Eddie" Matthews Male The Things We Cannot Say Kelly Rimmer [163]
2019 Natalia "Tally" Adams Female Can You See Me? Libby Scott[k] and Rebecca Westcott [citation needed]
2019 Khai Deip Male The Bride Test Helen Hoang [162]
2020 Vivy Cohen Female Get a Grip, Vivy Cohen! Sarah Kapit[l] [164]
2020 Addie Female A Kind of Spark Elle McNicoll[m] [166]
2021 Lara Finkel Female The Many Mysteries of the Finkel Family Sarah Kapit [167]
Caroline Finkel Female

Television

Year Character Identity Actor(s) Episode(s) Series Ref.
1978 Timmy Carson Male David Hollander "A Test for the Living" Quincy, M.E. [168]
1983 Tommy Westphall Male Chad Allen St. Elsewhere [169]
1996 Jamie Holmes Male Billy Boyd "Dead Man's Chest" Parts 1-3 Taggart [170]
2000 Lily Montgomery Female Leven Rambin All My Children [171]
2002 Annie Wheaton Female Kimberly J. Brown Rose Red [172]
2003 Laurence Burrell Male Jim Sturgess "Close Encounters" A Touch of Frost [173]
2003 Wally Stevens Male Mark Linn-Baker "Probability" Law & Order: Criminal Intent [174]
2003 Theo Carver Male Chase Johnson, Tyler Johnson, Kavi Faquir, Amyrh Harris, Terrell Ransom Jr., Kyler Pettis and Cameron Johnson Days of Our Lives [175]
2004 Bob Melnikov Male Dmitry Chepovetsky ReGenesis [176]
2005 Jerry Espenson Male Christian Clemenson Boston Legal [177]
2005 Spencer Reid Male Matthew Gray Gubler Criminal Minds [178]
2006 Adam Male Braeden Lemasters "Lines in the Sand" House M.D. [179]
2006 Kevin Blake Male Meschach Peters and Trevor Jackson From the pilot to the season 4 premiere Eureka [180]
2007 Brandon Powell Male Jake Cherry "Fear Itself" The 4400 [181]
2007 Karla Bentham Female Jessica Baglow Series 3 Episode 1 to Series 5 Episode 20 Waterloo Road [182]
2008 Connor DeLaurier Male A.J. Saudin Degrassi: The Next Generation [183]
2008 Virginia Dixon Female Mary McDonnell "These Ties That Bind"
"All By Myself"
"Beat Your Heart Out" 		Grey's Anatomy [184]
2009 Robert Daly Male Sam Peter Corry Fair City [185][186]
2009 Gabrielle Jacobs Female Virginie Le Brun Shortland Street [187]
2009 Jonah Jeremiah "JJ" Jones Male Ollie Barbieri Skins [188]
2009 Abed Nadir Male Danny Pudi[n] Community [190][191]
2010 Max Braverman Male Max Burkholder Parenthood [192]
2010 Carl Gould Male Dwayne Hill "When Carl Met George" Arthur [193]
2010 Gus Carmichael Male Noah Marullo Tracy Beaker Returns/The Dumping Ground [194]
2010 Micaela Gómez Female Monica Spear La mujer perfecta (The Perfect Woman) [195]
2011 Gary Bell Male Ryan Cartwright Alphas [196]
2011 The parallel universe version of Astrid Farnsworth Female Jasika Nicole Fringe [197]
2011 Saga Norén Female Sofia Helin The Bridge [198]
2012 Jacob "Jake" Bohm Male David Mazouz Touch [199]
2012 Shahir Hamza Male Huse Madhavji Saving Hope [200]
2012 Birgit Goethals Female Ruth Becquart episodes 1-10 Clan [201]
2013 Sonya Cross Female Diane Kruger The Bridge [202]
2013 Noah Hoynes Male Oscar Kennedy The Politician's Husband [203]
2013 Park Shi-on Male Joo Won Good Doctor [204][205]
2014 Rebecca Blithely Female Melissa Farman Strange Empire [206]
2015 Isadora Smackle Female Cecilia Balagot Girl Meets World [207]
2016 Fiona 'Mittens' Helbron Female Betty Gilpin "Murder Ex Machina"
"A View with a Room"
"Ready or Not" 		Elementary [208]
2016 Jason Haynes Male Jules Robertson[o] Holby City [209]
2017 Julia Female Stacey Gordon Sesame Street [210]
2017 Shaun Murphy Male Freddie Highmore The Good Doctor [211]
2017 Sam Gardner Male Keir Gilchrist Atypical [212]
2017 Dean Simms Male Harold Perrineau Claws [213]
2017 Pablo Male Jake Williamson (voice), William and Oliver Burns (live-action)[p] Pablo [214]
2018 Entrapta Female Christine Woods[q] She-Ra and the Princesses of Power [215]
2018 Townes Linderman Male Daniel Maslany Impulse [217]
2018 Greta Allinson Female Zoe Croft[r] Holby City [209]
2018 Brooke Hathaway Non-binary Tylan Grant[s] Hollyoaks [219]
2018 Ruby Spark Female Maddy Hill Casualty [220]
2019 Lana Moore Female Vered Blonstein "Xin" The Good Doctor [221]
2020 Matilda Moss Female Kayla Cromer[t] Everything's Gonna Be Okay [222]
Drea Female Lillian Carrier[u] [citation needed]
Jeremy Male Carsen Warner[v] [223]
Nicholas Male Josh Thomas[w] [224]
2020 AJ Gadgets Male Jadiel Dowlin Hero Elementary [225]
2020 Sean Male George Yionoulis[x] "Nancy's New Friend" Fancy Nancy [226]
2020 Harlan Male Justin Paul Kelly The Umbrella Academy [227]

Theater

Year Character Identity Play Playwright Ref.
2019 Laurence Male All in a Row Alex Oates [228]
1997 "Spoonface" Steinberg Female Spoonface Steinberg Lee Hall [229]

Video games

Year Character Actor(s) Identity Video game Notes Ref.
2001 Charlie Kane's unnamed son Ian Axness Male Twisted Metal Black [230][231]
2002 Cassandra Murata n/a; game does not feature voice acting Female Rage of the Dragons Evoga Entertainment's website describes Cassandra as developing "an autistic case".[232] [232]
2005 Jade (The Indigo Child) n/a; silent Female Fahrenheit [233]
2007 Dr. Brigid Tenenbaum Anne Bobby Female BioShock She also appears in BioShock 2, BioShock 2: Minerva's Den, and is referenced in BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea. [234][235]
2007 Simone Cole Michelle Specht Female Clive Barker's Jericho [236]
2010 David Archer Jesse Gervais Male Mass Effect 2 Appears in the downloadable mission "Overlord". [237]
2011 River Wyles n/a; game does not feature voice acting Female To the Moon [238]
2012 Amy Kriss Logan (grunts) Female Amy [239][240]
2012 Patricia Tannis Colleen Clinkenbeard Female Borderlands 2 In the mission briefing for "Hidden Journals" she is referred to as "an insane introvert with Asperger's". [241][242]
2014 Cole James Norton Male Dragon Age: Inquisition Patrick Weekes confirmed in an interview with BioFan that Cole was heavily inspired by their autistic nephew.[243] [244][243]
2016 Symmetra Anjali Bhimani Female Overwatch Referred to as "on the spectrum" in the comic "A Better World"[245] and was also confirmed to be autistic by the comic's writer[246] as well as Overwatch's game director.[247] [248][247]
2016 Josh Sauchak Jonathan Dubsky Male Watch Dogs 2 [249][250]
2017 Rell Stefan Martello Male Warframe Rebecca Ford has suggested that Rell has autism, whereas Steve Sinclair has stated that Rell has Asperger's syndrome.

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Labelle is autistic herself.[6]
  2. ^ Jacques is self-diagnosed autistic.[9]
  3. ^ Ivany is autistic himself.[27]
  4. ^ Mitic is autistic herself.[44]
  5. ^ Clark is autistic herself.[59]
  6. ^ Narrator Barry Humphries is autistic himself.[67]
  7. ^ Angleberger is autistic himself.[144]
  8. ^ Smale is autistic herself.[155]
  9. ^ Duyvis is autistic herself.[159]
  10. ^ Hoang was diagnosed with autism herself following her daughter's diagnosis; this influenced the development of The Kiss Quotient and her subsequent books.[161]
  11. ^ Scott is autistic herself.
  12. ^ Kapit is autistic herself.
  13. ^ McNicoll is autistic herself.[165]
  14. ^ Series creator Dan Harmon is self-diagnosed autistic.[189]
  15. ^ Robertson is autistic himself.
  16. ^ The series features an entirely autistic voice cast and writing team.[214]
  17. ^ Series creator Noelle Stevenson confirmed Entrapta as autistic following the airing of the show's final season.[215] She later noted that one of the show's storyboarders, Sam Szymanski, is autistic himself and had a large role in "defining her physical acting," becoming the show's "go-to for Entrapta."[216]
  18. ^ Croft is autistic herself.
  19. ^ Grant is autistic themself.[218]
  20. ^ Cromer is autistic herself.[222]
  21. ^ Carrier is autistic herself.
  22. ^ Warner is autistic himself.[223]
  23. ^ Thomas is autistic himself.[224]
  24. ^ Yionoulis is autistic himself.[226]

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