This List of fictional nerds includes the names of nerds as stereotype characters used often in movies, TV shows, cartoons, comic strips, and other media. Popular nerd characters are often exaggerated, bespeckled, very smart, physically underdeveloped, and socially awkward, most often for comedic effect. Nerd characters can be heroes, villains, supporting characters, or comic relief. “Nerds” redirects here. ... For the 1996 Blur single, see Stereotypes (song). ...

• AJ, from The Fairly OddParents
• Alan "Eeker" Ekian, from Summer School
• Albino, from The Technopriests
• Albert, from Twipsy
• Andrew Wells, from Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• Arnold, from The Magic School Bus
• August, from Kablam
• Bentley, from the game Sly Cooper
• Bernard Bernoulli, from the Maniac Mansion adventure game series
• Bernie, from Doonesbury
• Beatriz Pinzón Solano, from Betty La Fea
• Billy Cranston, from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers to Power Rangers Zeo
• Bob Andrews, from The Three Investigators
• Brainy Smurf, from The Smurfs
• Alan "The Brain" Poweres, from Arthur (TV series)
• Brain, Animaniacs, from Pinky and the Brain
• Brains, from Thunderbirds
• Brainy, Curly, Peabod Kid, Eugene, from Hey Arnold
• Brian Johnson, from The Breakfast Club
• Brian Topp, from Spaced
• Buddy "Syndrome" Pine, from The Incredibles
• Carl Chryniszzswics, from Johnny Bravo
• Carlton Banks, from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
• Carsen, Flynn, from The Librarian: Quest for the Spear
• Chloe Sullivan, from Smallville
• Comic Book Guy, from The Simpsons
• Daisy Steiner, from Spaced
• Daria, Beavis and Butt-head, from Daria
• Davis, from Tru Calling
• Dennis Nedry, from Jurassic Park
• Dexter, Douglas, and Mandark, from Dexter's Laboratory
• Dexter Douglas, from Freakazoid!
• Donatello, from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
• Dib, from Invader Zim
• Dilton Doiley, from Archie Comics
• Doctor Emmett Brown, from Back to the Future series
• Dr. Hal "Otacon" Emmerich, from Metal Gear Solid
• Dwayne Wayne, from A Different World
• Edd, from Ed, Edd, n Eddy
• Egon Spengler, from Ghostbusters, The Real Ghostbusters
• Eugene Florczyk, Grease (musical)
• Eugene Meltsner, Focus on the Family's Adventures in from Odyssey
• Farmer Ted, from Sixteen Candles
• Frylock, from Aqua Teen Hunger Force
• Gary and Wyatt, from Weird Science
• Gordon Freeman, from Half-Life
• Gorter, Rik de Margarine trilogy
• Gretchen, from Recess
• Gimpy, from Undergrads
• Gunther, from Luann comic strip
• Harold Green, from The Red Green Show
• Harold Kunkle, from Troma's Killer Nerd movies
• Hermione Granger, from Harry Potter series
• Hendrik Vogelpohl, Sick 'o Game 1-5
• Irwin, from The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
• Jason Fox, from FoxTrot
• Jassi, Jassi jaise koi nahin
• Jeremie Belpois, from Code Lyoko
• Jerry Mitchell, from Three O'Clock High
• Jerry Steiner, from Parker Lewis Can't Lose
• Jerry Zuckerman, from American Pastoral
• Jiff, Bowfinger
• Jimmy Neutron, from The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
• Jonathan Levinson from Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• Jordan, Real Genius
• Josh, from Drake & Josh
• Keitaro Urashima and Naru Narusegawa, from Love Hina
• Kensuke Aida, from Neon Genesis Evangelion
• Klaus Baudelaire, from A Series of Unfortunate Events
• Know-It-All, The Polar Express (film)
• Koushiro Izumi/"Izzy", Joe Kido, Miyako Inoue/"Yolei", from Digimon
• Larry Tudgeman, from from Lizzie McGuire
• Lazlo Hollyfeld, Real Genius
• Louis Nichols, from Robotech, Southern Cross era (aka Robotech Masters)
• Lewis Skolnick, from Revenge of the Nerds
• Louis Tully, from Ghostbusters
• Lucas, from Lucas
• Makubex, from GetBackers
• Mallory Pike, from The Baby-Sitters Club
• Malvin, Wargames
• Marcus Jones, from FoxTrot
• Mark Foster , from Step by Step
• Marilyn, from Bonkers
• Martin Prince, from The Simpsons
• Matthew Brock, from Newsradio
• Meg Griffin, from Family Guy
• Melvin Fert (original)/Melvin Junko(subsequent sequels), from The Toxic Avenger films
• Michael "Squints" Palledorous, from The Sandlot
• Mike Watts, from Spaced
• Milhouse Van Houten, from The Simpsons
• Milton, Michael Bolton, from Office Space
• Mitch Taylor, Real Genius
• Miyako (Yolei) Inoue, from Digimon
• Moonrock Carter, from The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show
• Murray 'Boz' Bozinsky from Riptide (TV series)
• Napoleon Dynamite, from Napoleon Dynamite
• Neil Goldman, from Family Guy
• Norbit, Norbit
• Ogilvie, from The Bad News Bears
• Penny Chase, from Quintuplets
• Parfet, from Vandread
• Paul Pfeiffer, from The Wonder Years
• Peter Parker, from Spider-Man
• Peter Thompson, from My Teacher is an Alien
• Peevee, from Dennis the Menace
• Phoebe, from Hey Arnold!
• Philo Quartz, Flintstone Kids
• Poindexter, from Felix the Cat
• Professor, from Gilligan's Island
• Professor Brainard, The Absent-Minded Professor
• Professor Farnsworth, from Futurama
• Professor Frink, from The Simpsons
• Professor Julius Kelp, The Nutty Professor
• Q, from James Bond movies
• Revenge of the Nerds (many examples)
• Revenge of the Nerds II: Nerds in Paradise (many examples)
• Richard Hayden, from Tommy Boy
• Ricky Smith, from Better Off Dead
• Sailor Mercury, from Sailor Moon
• Screech, from Saved by the Bell
• Sheldon Lee, from My Life as a Teenage Robot
• Sherman Klump, The Nutty Professor (1996 film)
• Shirase Akira, from Battle Programmer Shirase
• Lisa Simpson, from The Simpsons
• Scooter, from Muppet Babies
• Seth Cohen, from The OC
• Skippy Handelman, from Family Ties
• Sniffles, from Happy Tree Friends
• Steve Smith, from American Dad
• Steve Urkel, from Family Matters
• Stewart Stevenson, from Beavis and Butthead
• Stuart Minkus, from Boy Meets World
• Sweetchuck, from Police Academy 2
• Tim Bisley, from Spaced
• Velma Dinkley, from Scooby-Doo
• Wacky Protestor, from Bibleman
• Walter, from Dennis the Menace
• Warren Mears, from Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• Wayne Szalinski, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
• Willow Rosenberg, from Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• Willy DeWitt, from Bucky O' Hare
• Winston Egbert, from Sweet Valley High
• Yang Wenli, from Legend of the Galactic Heroes
• Yo-less, from the Johnny Maxwell trilogy

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