I like Tianna from Princess and the Frog because she kissed the frog and became a frog...he didn't become a prince and she went along with it and when human again...all she wanted was to run a restaurant in honor of her dad..not to be rich princess.

Little Red Riding Hood.

Pinocchio because he has a great BIG...............................nose!

Elphaba, The Wicked Witch of the West. She was entirely misunderstood.

The Big Bad Wolf in the three little pigs. He shows them how futile their worlds are until they finally get it.

The Scarecrow from Tobias Sammet's (thus far) four part rock opera, The Wicked Chronicles.

Hey Zeus. Walk on water, cure the blind. Catches fish. Can't beat that.

Fairy tale, mythical or fictional?

My favorite of the traditional fairy tale characters is Snow White I guess because she is less weak than most of the other female characters.

Any princess prepared to kiss a frog ?

Eeyore from Winney the Pooh, because he accepted the worst but still kept his humanity and managed to care.

King Arthur, because he appears as a great warrior defending his people from his enemies. Because he became a good ruler over people who still had barbaric tendencies, because he was human but not perfect and had good values like humility, honor, courage, and wanted a better world. Because in spite of all he was betrayed by loved ones. Because he became a figure to be admired and followed by all Knights, and finally because his charisma made him be loved by so many even fifteen centuries later!

Xena Warrior Princess.

I like the adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Learning, laughing and exploring.

Gretel because she saves the day.

elise, from the eleven swans. she overcomes difficulties and saves her brothers.

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Cinderella's stepsisters...because they get their eyes plucked out by birds at the end.