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This list of fictional reptiles is subsidiary to the list of fictional animals and is a collection of various notable reptilian characters that appear in various works of fiction. It is limited to well-referenced examples of reptiles in literature, film, television, comics, animation, video games and mythology, organized by species.
| Name | Media | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wally Gator | Animation | Hanna Barbera | An anthropomorphic Cajun alligator voiced by Daws Butler. He is more comfortable when he is at home, in the city zoo. Mr. Twiddle (voiced by Don Messick) is the zookeeper that keeps a close watch on Wally because sometimes he escapes to check out what things are like outside. |
| Killer Croc | Comics | Batman No. 357 (March 1983) | Waylon Jones is a fictional character in DC Comics. He is a criminal and nemesis of Batman. He has a medical condition that is causing him to grow progressively more like a crocodile, hence his name. In the comics, his intelligence level has been portrayed differently, varying from competent schemer to simply a berserk monster. |
| King K. Rool | Video Game | Donkey Kong | An anthropomorphic saltwater crocodile who is the main antagonist of the Donkey Kong franchise. King K. Rool is the psychopathic king of the Kremlings who constantly antagonizes the Kongs, referring to them as "filthy apes", "monkey brains" and "ludicrous lemurs". He often steals Donkey Kong's banana hoard. |
| Name | Media | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dino | Animation | The Flintstones | Imbued with the characteristics of a pet canine |
| Tricky | Video Game | Star Fox | Prince of dinosaurs. |
| Barney | Children's Show | Barney & Friends |
| Name | Media | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kaa | Literature | Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book | An Indian Python |
| Snake | Comic | Snake Tales | A comic strip written by Australian cartoonist Allan Salisbury also known as Sols. |
| Master Viper | Animation | Kung Fu Panda | A Green Tree Viper and member of the Furious Five |
| Basilisk | Literature | Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets | Basilisk attacks Harry. But Fawkes, appears and blinds the Basilisk. Fawkes also carries the Sorting Hat, from which Harry draws a sword and kills the Basilisk |
| Name | Media | Work | Notes | Nickname |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alphys | Video game | Undertale | A stout reptile-monster that is the Royal Scientist, a position she earned by creating a robot with a SOUL. She is a timid Otaku and cannot be battled. She has a crush on Undyne and Asgore, captain of the royal guard and king of the underground, respectively. | |
| Bad Bill | Animation | Rango | A Gila monster | |
| Bill the Lizard | Literature | Alice in Wonderland | A green lizard - it's not mentioned what kind. | |
| Bing | Animation | The Angry Beavers | Voiced by Victor Wilson. He is an obnoxious and clingy lizard that always bugs Norbert and Daggett. He also has a girlfriend named Wanda who once broke up with him. | |
| Budzo | Animation | Adventures in Zambezia | A sinister Rock monitor who tried to takes over Zambezia. | |
| Chameleon | Animation | T.U.F.F. Puppy | An evil and devious chameleon in a molecular transformation suit, which allows him to shapeshift into virtually any disguise or inanimate object. | |
| Chet Gecko | Literature | The Chameleon Wore Chartreuse | A detective whose specialty is working dangerously. | |
| Chuck and Leon | Animation | Rocko's Modern Life | Chameleon brothers | |
| Dimitri | Video game | Sly Cooper | A vain, French marine iguana artist/frogman who speaks using Hip-hop slang. In Sly 2, he is fought as an antagonist who forges paintings and is a member of the Klaww Gang. In Sly 3 and 4, he is an ally to the Cooper gang, helping them after they retrieve his grandfather's diving gear. | |
| Chameleon | Animation | Lily to Kaeru to (Otouto) | A Chameleon. | |
| Espio | Video game | Knuckles' Chaotix | An anthropomorphic chameleon who is a ninja warrior. | |
| Flick | Video game | Animal Crossing: New Horizons | An anthropromorphic, red chameleon. He buys the player's bugs, makes bug model commissions, and runs a season bug catching tourney. | |
| Gaspar Le'Gecko | Animation | Brandy and Mr. Whiskers | A gecko. | |
| Geico Gecko | Television | GEICO commercials | A gecko that looks similar to a day gecko. | Martin |
| Gex | Video game | Gex | A gecko. | |
| Goanna | Animation | FernGully: The Last Rainforest | ||
| Gosha | Comic | Beastars | A monitor lizard who is Legoshi's grandfather. | |
| Henry | Animation | Henry's Amazing Animals | A lizard. | |
| Ihu | Theme park | Aquatica | ||
| Izzy | Animation | The Loud House | Lana Loud's pet gecko. He seems to have been used as a replacement for her former pet frog, Seymour. | |
| Joanna | Animation | The Rescuers Down Under | A goanna who is McLeach's pet and acts to terrify her captives. | |
| Knuckles | Animation | Quack Pack | Daisy Duck's pet iguana. | |
| Komodo | Animation | The Secret Saturdays | ||
| Komodo Joe, Komodo Moe | Video game | Crash Bandicoot series | Two villainous Komodo dragons. | Komodo brothers |
| Liz | Literature | The Magic School Bus | An anthropomorphic class pet lizard. | |
| Leon Powalski | Video game | Star Fox | A chameleon fighter pilot and a member of Star Wolf. | |
| Meatball | Animation | The Casagrandes | An iguana owned by Adelaide Chang. | |
| Mr. Dupette | Animation | Rocko's Modern Life | A lizard. | |
| Nat | Video game | Animal Crossing | A green chameleon that runs the bug catching tourney in Animal Crossing (City Folk and New Leaf). | |
| Noi Crezant | Comic | Hoshi no Samidare | A lizard | |
| Mr. E | Animation | Work It Out Wombats! | A shopkeeper iguana. | |
| Mrs Kipling | Television | Jessie | Ravi's pet water monitor | |
| Private I. Guana | Literature | Private I. Guana: The Case of the Missing Chameleon | A detective iguana in search of Leon the missing chameleon. | |
| Pascal | Animation | Tangled | Rapunzel's pet chameleon. | |
| Rango | Animation | Rango | A pet chameleon who becomes lost in the Mojave Desert. | |
| Ruff | Animation | Blinky Bill | ||
| Roderick Lizzard | Animation | Bonkers | An actorly iguana. | |
| Target | Live-action/Animation | Wild Kratts | A male Parson's chameleon that first appeared in Chameleons on Target. Martin named him that because he's always on target. | |
| Vinnie Terrio | Animation | Littlest Pet Shop (2012 TV series) | A male green gecko with purple eyes |
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