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Fictional Characters by Picture - W

Can you identify these fictional characters whose names start with the letter W?
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Last updated: April 9, 2023
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First submittedAugust 22, 2013
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Average score81.3%
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+46
Level 67
Apr 9, 2023
Please add 'Wally' as a type-in for Waldo. 'Where's Waldo' is the North American localisation for the original British book series 'Where's Wally'.
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Level 84
Apr 9, 2023
Yup. I tried that first. "Where's Waldo?" redirects to "Where's Wally?" on Wikipedia.
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Level 80
Apr 9, 2023
Yes, please correct this one.
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Level 60
Apr 10, 2023
Yep! I agree, needs Wally in too
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Level 69
Apr 10, 2023
100%. I would argue that, despite this being an American quiz site, the subject - Wally - is a British creation and therefore Wally ought to be the default answer here.

It took me ages to recall that silly Americanism - why do they so frequently have to change it purely for the sake of changing it..? *cough* Philosopher's Stone *cough*.

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Level ∞
Apr 10, 2023
Wally will work now.
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Level 79
Apr 11, 2023
Why can't you British Jetpunkers ever just get over things like this? lol. It's such a weird thing to care SO much about how Americans do things, what Americans call things, soccer vs football. Who cares? Not a single American who grew up with Where's Waldo for the last several decades gives a hoot how "silly" you think their norm is or care about what the original was called, and why should they? That's what they grew up with.

You know what's interesting, too? I've actually never heard an American, ever, react badly to learning that you Brits have a different word for something. In fact, Americans are usually amused by the differences...lift vs elevator, boot vs trunk, etc.That's all. We think it's interesting and kinda cool and we move on. And American movie titles, etc are CONSTANTLY completely changed in other countries to fit the language and the culture better. No one here cares. It's such a strange, divisive, insecure fixation you all seem to have across the pond.

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Level 78
Apr 13, 2023
It's such a weird thing to care SO much about how Americans do things, what Americans call things, soccer vs football. Who cares?

The problem is not that you name things differently. The problem is that you keep using your locally adapted name in global forums as if it was the main usage. This is particularly irritating when the original is clearly another.

It's not a matter of Britain vs US. Wally is still named Wally for the Malay, the Portuguese, the Dutch, the Catalan, the Romanian, the Spanish or the Polish speakers.

It makes no sense that that this test has Waldo as the main entry for the character.

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Level 84
Apr 23, 2023
I'm neither American nor British. I don't care what word is used as the default answer, as long as all reasonable answers are accepted as type-ins. Since most of the world calls it "Where's Wally?", Wally should be accepted. The request wasn't to disallow Waldo or de-Americanize the answer, so I'm not sure what you're ranting about, Pearl2270.
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Level 67
Nov 10, 2023
Why can't some people understand that just because a few people winge about this and a few more agree that all Brits think that way? I don't think all Americans are small minded and prejudiced just because Pearl made this comment
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Level 59
Jul 15, 2023
I agree about changing names. My daughter was in London when the Harry Potter books were just coming out. I had her buy me a copy of the first book with its "real" name.
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Level 77
Apr 9, 2023
Please accept "WIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLSOOOOOOOOOON!!!!!"
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Level 79
Apr 9, 2023
Party on, Wayne!

Garth, your mom is hot.

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Level 65
Apr 9, 2023
I find it hilarious that "Woman" is an acceptable type in for Wonder Woman. I guess it's technically her last name lol.
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Level 77
Apr 10, 2023
I typed "wonder" and it was accepted. I'm all for a little help on a quiz here and there, but this was a bit ridiculous.
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Level 67
Sep 13, 2023
Prince is her actual last name.
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Level 76
Mar 23, 2024
No - she bought Diana Prince's identity. Her real name is Princess Diana of Themyscira.
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Level 84
Apr 10, 2023
This has been a fun quiz series.
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Level ∞
Apr 10, 2023
Thanks!
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Level 70
Apr 11, 2023
I concur, and will add that I hope at least some of the remaining letters will join the series.
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Level 67
Jun 3, 2023
Could there be a part 2 for some letters
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Level 77
Apr 11, 2023
Xi wouldn't work for the first one.
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Level 87
Apr 13, 2023
That would have to be featured on the "X" series of this quiz
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Level 67
Jun 3, 2023
Just forgot Wilson
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Level 59
Jul 15, 2023
I am seriously concerned that so few know who Worf is.
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Level 76
Mar 23, 2024
Do you really want everyone to like what you like? I suspect not.
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Level 69
Oct 1, 2023
I love that you consider Wilson to be an actual character. lol
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Level 53
Oct 7, 2023
Accept "Logan" for Wolverine please!
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Level 26
Jan 17, 2024
Where is Waluigi
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Level 70
Jan 19, 2024
I believe Worf, played by Michael Dorn, is the character that holds the record for most appearances in Star Trek (film and TV). They did manage to streamline the process, but Dorn did it all in make up that took hours to apply.
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Level 59
Apr 19, 2024
Interesting that we have Willy, Wally, Wile. E, Wall-e, among the answers; certain theme among the W fictional characters 🤔