Top 33 Most Popular Goth Cartoon Characters

Adventure Time was an animated series that was made by Cartoon Network and ran on the channel from 2010-2018. On the show, we saw Finn the Human and his adoptive brother Jake the Dog having daily fantasy adventures in the Land of Ooo.

During their adventures, they were seen interacting with other figures in the kingdom including Princess Bubblegum, the Ice King, and Marceline the Vampire Queen. Marceline was a half-human, half-demon-vampire who liked nothing more than to enjoy playing her axe bass guitar; something which allowed her to express her thoughts and feelings through music.

Eeyore was first seen making an appearance in 1926's Winnie-the-Pooh. This much-liked character has a reputation as an emo cartoon character due to his perpetual melancholy and pessimistic attitude towards life.

He is a donkey who seems to be constantly experiencing bad luck and feelings of sadness. Moreover, he doesn't do a lot to alleviate his gloomy demeanour. That's probably why he gets negative thoughts and speaks in a monotone voice.

Even though he may have a glum outlook, Eeyore has been a fan favourite since many viewers see his struggles with sorrow and low self-esteem as a reflection of real-life experiences.

Dylan Beekler from Golan the Insatiable summoned the dark warlord, Golan the Insatiable, from the realm of Gkruool after having read a few passages from a mysterious tome. Sooner than later, she proved herself worthy enough of being his loyal follower.

They joined hands in not only spreading demonic pandemonium around town but also enacting vengeance upon her bullies and apathetic family. If that wasn't enough to startle you, make peace with the fact that she looked down on people and was more fervent with Medieval warfare and torture than Golan.

Aside from being an anti-social and perpetually furious goth, Beekler was also lonely as a child, which perhaps explains her special bond with Golan.

Referred to as "spooky" by her siblings, the enigmatic and cynical Lucy L. Loud was the fifth-youngest of Lincoln's ten sisters and one of the main characters in The Loud House.

The gloomy goth girl had an interest in Gothic poetry and was the co-president of Royal Woods Elementary's Morticians Club. Even though one could sense that she was gloomy, she was also very sensitive at heart and didn't like people being mean to her.

Besides her gothic appearance, she is perhaps best remembered for her uncanny ability to suddenly appear in places, often frightening people around her. While she can be seen sporting a stoic frown, what made her cover half her face through her hair was that her parents were creeped out by her blank stares.

Fans of The Simpsons would agree that, technically, Ravencrow Neversmiles is the alias of Lisa Simpson. While the character may not be remembered as much today, we still find her impactful enough to make it to our story.

In episode 13 of season 15, Lisa decides to become a goth after it's revealed that Maggie has a higher IQ than her. Even though her appearance in the episode is brief, her new style isn't the one that ardent fans of the show can forget easily.

This psychic-type Pokémon was first seen making an appearance on the 21st episode of Pokémon: Black and White in 2011. They were introduced in Generation V and it evolves from Gothorita and Gothita.

Gothitelle was blessed not only with the ability to distort the space around it but also to show visions of past events to those around it. In addition, he could also predict the future.

Ruby Gloom was a cartoon show that aimed to tell the story of its curiously cheerful titular character who lived in a gothic mansion along with her best pals Skull Boy, Iris, Misery, Frank & Len, Poe, Boo Boo and Doom Kitty.

Known for her spirited attitude and for being the voice of reason, she could be seen in her red hair, short-sleeve black dress, yellow/red-striped stockings, and short black Mary Jane shoes.

Ruby, who took pleasure in knitting, baking, fresh laundry, and writing in her diary, had a pet cat named Doom Kitty. In fact, she was the only one who could comprehend what the cat was trying to say.

The Venture Bros. is an adult animated action comedy television series that has aired on Adult Swim since 2004. It follows the many amusing escapades of teenage twin brothers Hank and Dean Venture, who belong to a clan of competent superheroes.

Triana Orpheus is the beloved daughter of Dr Byron Orpheus, who is a necromancer who takes inspiration from Dr Strange. Even though Dean Venture is shown to be crushing on her throughout the show, she is written out of the plot in the fourth season for some reason.

Those who have seen Fillmore! would know that the show ran on ABC and then later on Toon Disney from 2002-2004. It aimed to shed light on former juvenile delinquent Cornelius Fillmore, who goes on to become a member of the Safety Patrol at his middle school.

His partner in crime is Ingrid Third; a smart girl who was sent to reform school in Nepal where she ended up becoming popular courtesy of her photographic memory. What's interesting about this character is that she's been voiced by actress Tara Strong, who also voiced Raven from Teen Titans.

Gwen, who was a camper and one of the finalists of Total Drama Island, returned as a cast member on Total Drama Action and served as the skipper of the Screaming Gaffers.

While she returned for Total Drama World Tour as a member of Team Amazon, she was seen with the original contestants on a yacht in the first episode of Total Drama: Revenge of the Island as well.

This goth girl was a loner who used to fancy art and astronomy. She was smart, independent, kind-hearted, and level-headed, but her finest quality was that she never allowed herself to get excited over tiny things.

To many, she may have come off as harsh and sarcastic, but she was only just being cautious of whom she lets into her life. If one truly got to know her, one would realize that beneath her tough exterior, there is a kind heart that tries to trust those in its vicinity.

Yes, we know that this Mattel franchise features fairy tale figures and lots of frilly dresses, but the heroine here was the daughter of the Evil Queen from Snow White.

Raven, who went on to renounce her inherited storybook legacy as the wrongdoer, started motivating other students to embrace their personalities and create their chapters. That is precisely why they were called "rebels".

She was mostly seen wearing black, purple and plumes, and was far more approachable and compassionate than most people would have been able to guess. Unsurprisingly, she was also in possession of dark magical abilities.

Creepella "Creepie" Creecher was a goth girl and the main character of Growing Up Creepie. She was raised by the Creecher family in Dweezwold Mansion. The show aimed to teach young adults and kids more about the wonderful and lesser-known world of insects.

While her father was a vegan vampire-like mosquito, her mother was a Morticia Addams-like praying mantis. Creepie was able to converse with them but she kept her personal life a secret because Middlington was a town of necrophobic people.

That said, besides her entomological talents, she also liked reciting poetry and clicking photos of the decayed.

This animated short film is reportedly based on the comic book character Death, who was created by Neil Gaiman and Mike Dringenberg for The Sandman. In the comics, Death can be seen helping escort the recently deceased to the afterlife and visiting people when they are born.

However, what makes the character stand out here is that unlike most traditional depictions of Death in popular culture, she's a young, perky, and beautiful goth woman. To sum it up, it's been said that the character was inspired by Dringenberg's close friend Cinnamon Hadley.