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This article lists many fictional Native American characters from popular books, movies, TV shows, and video games. These characters represent different Indigenous peoples from North America, including the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Some are based on real historical figures, while others are modern creations.

Fictional Characters in Books

This section shares examples of characters created by both Indigenous and non-Indigenous authors.

Native American Character Book Title Notes Author
Arnold Spirit Jr. (Junior) The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian A 14-year-old Spokane boy living on an Indian reservation with his parents. Sherman Alexie
Arnold Spirit Sr. Junior's father, who had dreams of being a jazz musician.
Zits (Michael) Flight A 15-year-old foster child and the main character of the story.
Thomas Builds-the-Fire The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven A character who appears in the story "This is What it Means to Say Phoenix, Arizona."
Victor Joseph One of the main characters in this collection of short stories.
Coyote Springs Reservation Blues An all-Indigenous rock and blues band from the Spokane tribe.
Esselen Girl The Lariat The first Esselen Indigenous person converted by a Spanish friar. Jaime de Angulo
Hualala The medicine man and husband of the Esselen Girl.
Little Bear The Indian in the Cupboard A small plastic figurine that magically comes to life. He also appears in sequels like The Return of the Indian and The Secret of the Indian. Lynne Reid Banks
Great Big Little Panther Peter and Wendy The chief of the Native Americans, called "Redskins," on the fictional island of Neverland. J. M. Barrie
Tiger Lily The tribal princess and daughter of Great Big Little Panther. She is often shown as a strong girl rescued by Peter Pan from Captain Hook.
Shining Pearl Peter and the Secret of Rundoon The daughter of Chief Fighting Prawn, similar to Tiger Lily. Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson
Fighting Prawn Peter and the Starcatchers The chief of the fictional Mollusk Tribe.
Cheyenne people Little Big Man Includes characters like Old Lodge Skins (the tribal chief), Younger Bear, and Sunshine. Thomas Berger
Kicking Bird Dances with Wolves The Sioux medicine man. Michael Blake
Stands-With-A-Fist Kicking Bird's adopted daughter and wife of Lieutenant John Dunbar.
Chief Ten Bears A respected chief.
Winds-In-His-Hair A Sioux warrior.
Wolf Tiger Eyes A mysterious Native climber. Judy Blume
Running Dog Black Fox A character in the story. Matt Braun
Mercedes "Mercy" Thompson Mercy Thompson series A young Blackfoot woman who is a "Walker," meaning she can shapeshift into a coyote at night, not linked to the moon. Patricia Briggs
Zack Banning Comanche Moon The son of the Comanche chief. Virginia Brown
Waukewa Waukewa's Eagle A young Indigenous boy who becomes friends with a broken-winged eagle. James Buckham
Toriano Adobe Walls The son of the Apache Chief. W. R. Burnett
Corby Children of the Dust A Cheyenne boy. Clancy Carlile
Chingachgook Leatherstocking Tales A Mohican chief and friend of Natty Bumppo. James Fenimore Cooper
Magua The Huron warrior who is an enemy in The Last of the Mohicans.
Uncas Chingachgook's son, who was killed by Magua.
Hard Heart The Prairie A brave and trustworthy Pawnee warrior.
Chief Mahtoree A clever Teton Sioux chief.
Tachechana The wife of Mahtoree.
Soft Rain Soft Rain: A Story of the Cherokee Trail of Tears A young Cherokee girl living in North Carolina with her family. Cornelia Cornelissen
Scarface The Book of Myths A scarred Indigenous warrior who marries the Chief's daughter after saving the Sun God's son. Amy Cruse
She-Who-Is-Alone The Legend of the Bluebonnet A Comanche girl who has lost her parents. This story is based on original Indigenous folklore. Tomie dePaola
Morning Girl and Star Boy Morning Girl Two Taíno siblings who create a life on a Bahamian island. Michael Dorris
Walnut/Sees-Behind-Trees Sees Behind Trees A character in the story.
Christine George Taylor A Yellow Raft in Blue Water A character separated from her husband.
Aunt Ida George Christine's legal mother.
Rayona Diane Taylor The daughter of Christine and Elgin, who is half-Indigenous.
Cogewea Cogewea, the Half-Blood: A Depiction of the Great Montana Cattle Range The main character, who is both Indigenous and Euro-American. Mourning Dove
Blue Back Drums Along the Mohawk A friendly Oneida man. Walter D. Edmonds
Celestine James The Beet Queen A half-Indigenous character who becomes a best friend. Louise Erdrich
Omakayas (aka Little Frog) The Birchbark House The main character of the story, who also appears in sequels. Her family includes her grandmother Nokomis, mother Yellow Kettle, father Deydey (half-white and half-Ojibwe), and siblings Angeline, Pinch, and Neewo.
Fleur Pillager Four Souls An Ojibwe woman.
LaRose Iron LaRose A Native American boy and the main character.
Landreaux and Emmaline Iron The parents of LaRose Iron.
Dusty Ravich The best friend of LaRose Iron, who was accidentally shot.
Father Damien Modeste Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse A priest of the Ojibwe people.
Marie Lazarre Kashpaw Love Medicine The wife of Nector Kashpaw.
Nector Kashpaw The son of Rushes Bear and Kashpaw, and husband of Marie Lazarre Kashpaw.
Evelina Harp The Plaque of Doves A girl who is part Ojibwe and part white.
Mooshum The grandfather of Evelina Harp.
Antone "Joe" Coutts The Round House A 13-year-old Ojibwe boy.
Laughing Boy Laughing Boy The main character. Oliver La Farge
Slim Girl A character in the story.
Roger Two Hawks The Gate of Time An Iroquois combat pilot in World War II whose ancestors traveled to Europe. Philip José Farmer
Lotus Mountain Man A lone woman who survived an Indigenous massacre. Vardis Fisher
Tess Soldier Sister, Fly Home A 13-year-old girl trying to understand her Navajo and white heritage. Nancy Bo Flood
Chief Bear Thirteen Moons The local chief of the Cherokee Nation. Charles Frazier
Featherstone A character in the story.
Billie Wind The Talking Earth A girl from the Seminole tribe who seeks answers about earth spirits and talking animals. Jean Craighead George
Apaches and Comanches Savage Sam A group of Indigenous people who capture Travis, Arliss Coates, and Lisbeth Searcy. Fred Gipson
Dark Water An Undisturbed Peace The daughter of a powerful Cherokee chief and a main character. Mary Glickman
Crow Chief Crow Chief: A Plains Indian Story The chief of the Crow people. Paul Goble
Falling Star The savior in the story.
Brave Indian Boy The Gift of the Sacred Dog A brave boy.
Indian Girl The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses A girl who loves wild horses.
Iktomi Iktomi series A Plains Indigenous trickster character.
Chief's Daughter Star Boy The daughter of the chief.
Star Boy The son of Morning Star and Evening Star, and the main character.
Morning Plume The Storm Maker's Tipi One of two Blackfoot hunters.
Sacred Otter The father of Morning Plume and one of the Blackfoot hunters.
Nophaie The Vanishing American A young Navajo and the main character. Zane Grey
Teal Eye The Big Sky The daughter of a late Blackfoot chief and wife of Boone Caudill. A. B. Guthrie, Jr.
Chief Heavy Runner Fair Land, Fair Land The Blackfoot chief.
Little Wing The granddaughter of a Shoshone chief and wife of Hezekiah Higgins.
Bernadette Manuelito Leaphorn & Chee series The wife of Officer Jim Chee and a Navajo Tribal Police Officer. Tony Hillerman and Anne Hillerman
Jim Chee One of two Navajo Tribal Police Officers.
Joe Leaphorn One of two Navajo Tribal Police Officers, known as the "Legendary Lieutenant."
Wusamequin Spirited A young medicine man who captures Isabella Sevens and her father. Nancy Holder
Ezol Day Miko Kings: An Indian Baseball Story A postal clerk in the Indian Territory. LeAnne Howe
Hope Little Leader A Choctaw pitcher for a fictional baseball team.
Buffalo Horn Flaming Star A Native hunter. Clair Huffaker
Pacer Burton A half-breed, half Native American and half white.
Soldat du Chene Little House on the Prairie A French-speaking chief of the Osage Nation in Kansas, based on a real chief. Laura Ingalls Wilder
Alessandro Assis Ramona A young Native sheepherder. Helen Hunt Jackson
Ramona The main character, a Scottish-Native American orphan girl.
Fish Hawk Old Fish Hawk The last of the Osage Indigenous people. Mitchell F. Jayne
Melissa Little Brid The Cold Dish A local Indigenous girl. Craig Johnson
Henry Standing Bear Walt Longmire series A Cheyenne man and friend of Sheriff Walt Longmire.
John Morgan/Shunkawakan A Man Called Horse An English aristocrat who becomes a member of a Sioux tribe. His name Shunkawakan means "Horse." Dorothy M. Johnson
Chief Yellow Hand The chief of the Sioux tribe.
Inuit Girl Mama, Do You Love Me? An Inuit girl. Barbara M. Joosse
Mama The mother of the Inuit girl.
Bromden One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest A large, quiet half-Native American "chief" who narrates the story. Ken Kesey
Lum Truth and Bright Water The cousin of Tecumseh and son of tribal leader Franklin. Thomas King
Tecumseh A 15-year-old Blackfoot boy from Montana, named after the famous Shawnee chief.
Turtle The Bean Trees;
Pigs in Heaven		 A three-year-old Cherokee girl adopted by Taylor Greer. Barbara Kingsolver
Uglik Night of the White Bear A 16-year-old Inuit boy stalked by a polar bear in the Canadian Arctic. Alexander Knox
Chief Scar The Searchers The leader of a band of Comanches. Alan Le May
John Russell Hombre Raised by the Apaches, he leads stagecoach passengers to safety. Elmore Leonard
A Frog Girl Frog Girl A girl who travels underground, saves her town, and frees captured frogs. Paul Owen Lewis
The Yeehats The Call of the Wild A Native American group. Jack London
Grey Beaver White Fang A Native American chief who is the first master of a wolfdog, White Fang.
Hiawatha The Song of Hiawatha An Ojibwe warrior in the epic poem. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Minnehaha A Dakota woman and Hiawatha's love.
Mudjekeewis Based on an Ojibwe mythological spirit.
Nokomis Hiawatha's grandmother, who fell from the Moon.
Ruby and Mogie Yellow Lodge Skins Two Lakota Sioux brothers on a fictional Indian Reservation. Adrian C. Louis
Renee LaRoche Along the Journey River The first "openly out Indigenous lesbian" in a detective novel. Carole LaFavor
Pearce Breakheart Pass An Indian agent and lawman. Alistair MacLean
Strong Wind The Indian Cinderella An Indigenous warrior who marries the Chief's daughter. Cyrus Macmillan
Rough-Faced Girl The Rough-faced Girl An Algonquin girl who wins over a mysterious man. Rafe Martin
Nscho-tschi Old Firehand The daughter of the late Chief Intschu-tschuna and sister of Chief Winnetou. Karl May
Winnetou A Native American hero who becomes chief of the Mescalero Apache.
Kimmy Grandmother's Dreamcatcher A young girl. Becky Ray McCain
Chippewa Grandmother Kimmy's grandmother.
Blue Duck Lonesome Dove series The leader of a group of renegade Indigenous people and bandits, son of Chief Buffalo Hump. Larry McMurtry
Chief Buffalo Hump A Comanche war-chief, based on the real Buffalo Hump.
Kicking Wolf A Comanche warrior and horse thief.
Catherine LaLoup Leon The Surrounded The daughter of a Salish chief, wife of Max Leon, and mother of Archilde Leon. D'Arcy McNickle
Taha Aki Twilight One of the last spirit chiefs and the first shape-shifter of the Quileute tribe. Stephenie Meyer
Billy Black The elder of the Quileute tribe.
Ephraim Black The last chief of the Quileute tribe and great-grandfather of Jacob Black.
Jacob Black A protector of the Quileute tribe and son of Billy Black.
Harry Clearwater An elder of the Quileute tribe who died in New Moon.
Leah Clearwater The only known female shape-shifting wolf in Quileute history.
Seth Clearwater Leah's younger brother, who also transforms into a wolf.
Sam Uley The leader of the La Push pack.
Lame Beaver Centennial An Arapaho warrior and chieftain, and a main character. James A. Michener
Abel House Made of Dawn The main character of the story. N. Scott Momaday
Moyo Runaway Papoose A young Navajo shepherd boy. Grace Moon
Nah-tee A four-year-old Indigenous girl.
Chomina Black Robe An elder Algonkin traveler who guides a Jesuit priest to a fictional Huron tribe. Brian Moore
Azákia Ouabi; Or the Virtues of Nature: An Indian Tale in Four Cantos A woman of the Illinois Indigenous tribe. Sarah Wentworth Apthorp Morton
Ouábi The husband of Azákia.
Bald Eagle Brother Jonathan: or, the New Englanders Friend of the main character, Walter Harwood. John Neal
Logan Logan Based on Logan the Orator.
Tituba Rachel Dyer Based on Tituba.
Karana/Won-a-pa-lei Island of the Blue Dolphins Based on the true story of Juana Maria, Karana is the main character and sister of Ramo and Ulape. Scott O'Dell
Bright Morning Sing Down the Moon A girl from the Navajo tribe and the main character.
Zia Zia The older sister of Mando and niece of Karana.
Chief Spotted Wolf Arrow in the Sun A legendary Cheyenne chieftain. T. V. Olsen
Blue There There A girl living in Oakland, California. Tommy Orange
Calvin Johnson A young Native man who owes money to his brother.
Jacquie Red Feather A substance abuse counselor.
Octavio Gomez A cousin of Daniel Gonzales.
Orvil Red Feather A Cheyenne teenage grandson of Jacquie Red Feather.
Thomas Frank A Cheyenne drummer who used to work at the Indian Center.
Chief Showcase Yellow Back Radio Broke-Down The last surviving Native in the fictional Yellow Back Radio region. Ishmael Reed
Me’ma Me’ma and the Great Mountain An Indigenous girl from an oppressed village. Lorin Morgan-Richards
Cuyloga The Light in the Forest The chief of a Lenni Lenape village who adopts John Butler. Conrad Richter
Half Arrow The Lenape cousin of John Butler/True Son.
Kimi Blue Birds A girl from the Roanoke tribe who becomes friends with an English girl. Caroline Starr Rose
Elk The Horsecatcher A teenage Cheyenne who wants to be a wild horse tamer. Mari Sandoz
Elk River The headman of the Southern Cheyenne and father of Elk.
Buddy Red Bird The Powwow Highway A member of the Cheyenne tribe in Lame Deer, Montana. David Seals
Moki The Biography of a Grizzly A Cree Indigenous person and a main character. Ernest Thompson Seton
Kwani Kwani series A character born into the long-extinct fictional Anasazi tribe. Linda Lay Shuler
Tayo Ceremony A Laguna Pueblo man who is half-Pueblo and half-white. Leslie Marmon Silko
Attean The Sign of the Beaver The grandson of an Indigenous chief. Elizabeth George Speare
Rick The Culled The main character, who belongs to the Haudenosaunee people. Simon Spurrier
Martha Tom Crossing Bok Chitto: A Choctaw Tale of Friendship & Freedom A young Choctaw girl who befriends a slave and his son. Tim Tingle
Danny Blackgoat Danny Blackgoat series A Navajo teenage boy.
Rose Goode House of Purple Cedar A Choctaw girl who escapes after her community is destroyed.
Isaac How I Became a Ghost;
When a Ghost Talks, Listen		 A Choctaw boy who died during the Trail of Tears and became a ghost.
Sarah Nita The Girl Who Chased Away Sorrow A Navajo girl in the Dear America book series. Ann Turner
Injun Joe The Adventures of Tom Sawyer An enemy of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, described as a "half-breed" Native American. Mark Twain
Shining Lighttower Battle Cry A Navajo Indigenous person who is part of a radio squad. Leon Uris
Fast Horse Fools Crow The son of Boss Ribs and a friend of Fools Crows. James Welch
Fools Crow/White Man's Dog The son of Chief Rides-at-the-Door.
Red Paint The wife of Fools Crow.
Running Fisher The brother of Fools Crow.
Charging Elk The Heartsong of Charging Elk An Oglala Sioux man.
Virgil First Raise Winter in the Blood The main character and narrator of the story.
Massai Broncho Apache The last Apache warrior, based on the real Massai. Paul Wellman

Fictional Characters in Comics

See also: List of Native American superheroes
Native American Character Comic Title Notes
Big Chief Keen-eyed-Mole The Adventures of Tintin The sachem of the Blackfoot Indigenous people.
Akwas Akwas The main character of the comic strip.
Super-Chief Flying Stag All-Star Western A 15th-century Iroquois character.
Elizabeth Twoyoungmen ("Talisman") Alpha Flight The daughter of Michael Twoyoungmen/Shaman of the First Nations, with magical abilities.
Thomas Fireheart ("Puma") The Amazing Spider-Man A werecat of Native American descent.
Charles Little Sky ("Portal") The Avengers A Native American mutant superhero and director of A.R.M.O.R..
William Talltrees Known as "Red Wolf," born in modern times and son of a Cheyenne tribal leader.
Little Plum The Beano Little Plum-Stealing-Varmint.
Chini Blueberry Daughter of Chief Cochise of the Navajo tribe, in a love triangle.
Lone Eagle/Quanah A cruel Apache Indigenous person determined to fight white people.
Chinook Buddy Longway A young Sioux woman married to a trapper.
Jesse Black Crow Captain America A character in the comic.
Chief Medicine Crow Cowboys & Aliens The leader of the Apache Indigenous people.
Warhawk An Apache warrior.
Geronimo Jr. ("G-Junior") Cyborg 009 Also known as Cyborg 005, a Native American who becomes a strongman.
Maya Lopez ("Echo") Daredevil A Native American superheroine raised by the evil Kingpin.
Juan Diego de la Muerte ("El Muerto") El Muerto: The Aztec Zombie A young Native Mexican man who gains supernatural powers after being sacrificed.
Wyatt Wingfoot Fantastic Four A member of a fictional Keewazi Indian reservation and a supporting character.
Wildrun Fantastic Four Annual Known as the Red Wolf of the 19th-century Wild West.
Black Condor Freedom Fighters A team member of the Freedom Fighters.
Charlie Iron-Knife ("Spirit") G.I. Joe A member and tracker of the G.I. Joe Team, born on the Taos Pueblo Reservation.
John Proudstar ("Thunderbird") Giant-Size X-Men An Apache Native and a Human Mutant who was a short-lived member of the X-Men.
Young Raven High Moon The granddaughter of Raven the Trickster, a mystic and lover of Eddie Conroy.
Jenny Everywhere Jenny Everywhere A superheroine who exists in all universes at once.
Sandman/Soundman JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run A Native American from the Arizona desert who enters a race to buy back his tribe's land.
Manitou Dawn and Manitou Raven Justice League Team members; Raven is a version of the television character Apache Chief.
Super-Chief Jon Standing Bear A team member of the Justice League of America.
Nayeli Constant ("Aztek") Justice League of America A Native Mexican superheroine chosen to fight against an Aztec dark god.
Miiyahbin Marten ("Equinox") Justice League United A teenage Cree superheroine and team member.
Dawnstar Legion of Super-Heroes Her home planet was colonized by Native Americans.
Lonesome Polecat Li'l Abner A character in the comic strip.
Johnny Wakely Marvel Spotlight Adopted by a white couple in the late 19th century.
Jason Strongbow ("American Eagle") Marvel Two-in-One A member of the Navajo Nation who tried to stop a mining company.
Danielle "Dani" Moonstar The New Mutants A North Cheyenne superheroine and mutant, member of the X-Men.
Alani Ryan ("Loa") A surfing mutant superheroine from Maui, Hawaii, who is half-Native Hawaiian.
James Jonathan Proudstar ("Warpath") New Mutants Also known as "Thunderbird," the younger brother of John Proudstar.
Ompa-pa Oumpah-pah A Native of the fictional Flatfeet tribe.
Bunnokees Popol Out West A group of Native American rabbits.
Wildstar R.E.B.E.L.S. An ancestor of Dawnstar.
Jake Red Cloud Red Cloud Comics A Native American with superhuman strength and speed.
Little Beaver Red Ryder The young Indigenous sidekick of Red Ryder.
Thomas Thunderhead Red Wolf A character in the comic.
Chief Redeye Redeye An overweight chief of the fictional Chickiepan tribe.
Tanglefoot A cowardly warrior of the Chickiepan tribe.
Asta Twelvetrees Resident Alien A nurse and daughter of a Mohawk shaman.
Dashiell "Dash" Bad Horse Scalped A full-blooded Oglala Lakota who returns to his reservation.
Dino Poor Bear A young man struggling on the reservation.
Gina Bad Horse The mother of Dash and an activist for Indigenous rights.
Chief Lincoln Red Crow (aka John Rayfield Bustill) A strong Lakota elder, President of the Tribal Council and Sheriff.
Minnie Ha-Cha Steve Roper and Mike Nomad The girlfriend of Chief Wahoo.
Chief Wahoo One of the main characters of the comic strip.
Super-Chief Saganowahna Superman A member of Supermen of America.
Lilyth Tex The daughter of a Navajo Chief and wife of Tex Willer.
Red Cloud A Navajo shaman.
Tex Willer (aka Eagle of the Night) A Texas ranger who becomes a Navajo tribal chief.
Tiger Jack A Navajo warrior.
Moon Fawn Tomahawk The daughter of Chief Grey Elk of the Apaches.
Nelvana of the Northern Lights Triumph-Adventure Comics An Inuit mythical being with powers like invisibility and telepathy.
Little Pigeon Tumbleweeds The daughter of the Poohawk Chief, with five suitors.
Turok Turok, Son of Stone A Native American warrior.
Ukala Ukala The main character of the comic strip.
Forge Uncanny X-Men From the Cheyenne nation and a member of the X-Men.
Michael Twoyoungmen ("Shaman") A member of the First Nations in Calgary and a team member of Alpha Flight.
Bright-Sky-After-Storm ("Arak") The Warlord The son of Star-of-Dawn of a fictional tribe.
Ohiyesa "Pow Wow" Smith Western Comics A character who first appeared in Detective Comics.
Silver Fox Wolverine A member of the First Nation Blackfoot Confederacy and former love interest of Wolverine.
Buffalo Seed Yakari A Sioux boy who dreams of being a great hunter.
Rainbow A Sioux girl and friend of Yakari.
The-One-Who-Knows The chief and shaman of the Sioux tribe.
Yakari The main character who can talk to animals.
Chief Zilverpijl/Silver Arrow Zilverpijl A resourceful and wise chief of the Kiowa.

Fictional Characters in Movies

Live Action Films

Native American Character Film Title Notes Portrayed by
Galasko Alone yet Not Alone A strong Indigenous warrior. Ozzie Torres
Hannawoa Galasko's brother. Tony Wade
Sam Birdwater Americathon A billionaire leader of Indigenous people. Chief Dan George
Massai Apache Based on the novel Broncho Apache. Burt Lancaster
Chief Victorio Apache Drums The tribal leader of the Mescalero Apaches. N/A
Chato Apache Warrior A character in the film. George Keymas
Chikisin A character in the film. Dehl Berti
Katawan Known as "Apache Kid," the main character. Keith Larsen
Marteen A character in the film. Rodolfo Acosta
Chief Nantan A chief in the film. John Miljan
Native American Chief The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again A chief in the film. Nick Ramus
Chief Chattez Arrowhead The Apache chief. Frank de Kova
Toriana The son of Chief Chattez and a main character. Jack Palance
Atanarjuat Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner The "fast runner" in prehistoric Nunavut. Natar Ungalaaq
Chief Tahlequah Badman's Territory A chief in the film. Chief Thundercloud
Pvt. Shining Lighttower Battle Cry A Navajo phonetalker. Jonas Applegarth
Pvt. Crazy Horse A Navajo phonetalker. Felix Noriego
Tekehentahkhwa Beans Known as "Beans," a Mohawk preteen girl during the 1990 Oka Crisis. Kiawentiio
Pike Dexter Big Eden A shy Native American who owns a local general store. Eric Schweig
Teal Eye The Big Sky Based on the novel of the same name. Elizabeth Threatt
Black Cloud Black Cloud A Navajo man and the main character. Eddie Spears
Sammi Black Cloud's girlfriend. Julia Jones
Black Buffalo The Black Dakotas The son of Chief War Cloud, who wants to remove all white people. Jay Silverheels
Chief War Cloud Black Buffalo's father and chief of the Sioux tribe. John War Eagle
Annuka Black Robe The daughter of an Algonquin traveler, who falls in love with Daniel Davost. Sandrine Holt
Chomina The Algonquin guide and Annuka's father. August Schellenberg
Indian Chief Blazing Saddles A stereotypical Yiddish-speaking Native American chief. Mel Brooks
Johnny Black Hawk Bone Eater A Native American who encourages violence. Adoni Maropis
Sheriff Steve Evans The local sheriff, who is half Native American. Bruce Boxleitner
Chief Storm Cloud The local Indigenous chief. Michael Horse
Tall Trees Bone Tomahawk An educated Native American called "the professor." Zahn McClarnon
Chief White Hand Breakheart Pass The tribal chief of the Natives. Eddie Little Sky
Black Hawk Buffalo Bill in Tomahawk Territory A character in the film. Chief Thundercloud
Running Deer A character in the film. Rodd Redwing
Chief White Cloud A chief in the film. Chief Yowlachie
Aristotle Joseph The Business of Fancydancing A Spokane man from the reservation. Gene Tagaban
Seymour Polatkin A gay Spokane poet and the main character. Evan Adams
Blackfoot People Cattle Queen of Montana Includes characters like Colorados, Natchakoa, Powhani, and Starfire. Lance Fuller
Anthony Caruso
Rodd Redwing
Yvette Dugay
White Bull Legrew Cold Pursuit A rival character in the film. Tom Jackson
Blue Eagle The Cowboy and the Indians A character in the film. Frank Lackteen
Lakoma A character in the film. Jay Silverheels
Chief Long Arrow A chief in the film. Chief Yowlachie
Lucy Broken Arm A character in the film. Claudia Drake
Black Knife Cowboys & Aliens The Chiricahua Apache chief. Raoul Trujillo
Ben Logan Crooked Arrows The traditional Tribal Chairman and father of Joe Logan. Gil Birmingham
Joe Logan A mixed-blood Native American, known as "Logan the Legend." Brandon Routh
Nadie Logan A character in the film. Chelsea Ricketts
Black Shawl Dances with Wolves A character in the film. Tantoo Cardinal
Kicking Bird The Sioux medicine man. Graham Greene
Otter A character in the film. Michael Spears
Smiles-A-Lot A Sioux youth. Nathan Lee Chasing His Horse
Stands-With-A-Fist Kicking Bird's adopted daughter. Mary McDonnell
Stone Calf A character in the film. Jimmy Herman
Chief Ten Bears A chief in the film. Floyd Westerman
Wind-In-His-Hair A Sioux warrior. Rodney A. Grant
Worm A character in the film. Jason R. Lone Hill
Jim Chee The Dark Wind A character in the film. Lou Diamond Phillips
Joe Leaphorn A character in the film. Fred Ward
Black Wolf Daughter of Dawn A character in the silent film. Jack Sankadota
Dawn The daughter of the chief of Kiowa and the main character. Esther LeBarre
Kiowa Chief A chief in the film. Hunting Horse
Red Wing Portrayed by children of Comanche leader Quanah Parker. Wanada Parker
White Eagle Portrayed by children of Quanah Parker. White Parker
High Tree Davy Crockett, Indian Scout A character in the film. William Wilkerson
Red Hawk The innocent partner of Davy Crockett. Phillip Reed
Sleeping Fox A character in the film. Chief Thundercloud
Brother Wolf The Dead and the Damned An Apache warrior who joins a bounty hunter. Rick Mora
Nobody Dead Man A Native American forcibly raised by white people. Gary Farmer
Hunter The Doe Boy A young Cherokee man with haemophilia. James Duval (adult)
Andrew J. Ferchland (child)
Marvin Fishinghawk A character in the film. Gordon Tootoosis
Pete Chasing Horse Dreamkeeper A Lakota elder and storyteller. August Schellenberg
Sam Chasing Horse The father of Shane Chasing Horse. Gil Birmingham
Shane Chasing Horse The 17-year-old Lakota grandson of Pete Chasing Horse. Eddie Spears
Blue Back Drums Along the Mohawk Based on the novel of the same name. Chief John Big Tree
Santana El Condor The Apache chief. Iron Eyes Cody
Chief Grey Bear End of the Trail A chief in the film. Basil F. Heath
Nurse St. Cloud Ernest Goes to Camp The granddaughter of Chief St. Cloud. Victoria Racimo
Old Indian 'Chief St. Cloud' The Indigenous owner of Kamp Kikakee. Iron Eyes Cody
Chief Black Hawk Fighting Pioneers A chief in the film. Chief Standing Bear
Eagle Feathers A character in the film. Chief Thundercloud
Wa-No-Na The daughter of Chief Black Hawk. Ruth Mix
Tall Eagle Firewalker A character in the film. Will Sampson
Fish Hawk Fish Hawk Based on the novel Old Fish Hawk. Will Sampson
Buffalo Horn Flaming Star A character in the film. Rodolfo Acosta
Pacer Burton A mixed-blood character, son of a Kiowa woman and a Texan man. Elvis Presley
María Nicolasa Cruz Foolish, Foolish, But Not so Much Known as "La India María," an Indigenous Mexican woman appearing in many films. María Elena Velasco
Yaqui Four Guns to the Border A character in the film. Jay Silverheels
Cora Smallhill Four Sheets to the Wind The mother of Cufe and Miri Smallhill. Jeri Arredondo
Cufe Smallhill One of the main characters. Cody Lightning
Frankie Smallhill A character in the film. Richard Ray Whitman
Miri Smallhill The sister of Cufe Smallhill. Tamara Podemski
Grey Bear Frontier Fury A character in the film. Stanley Brown (uncredited)
Nahalla The Ghost Dance The evil spirit of a warrior who possesses a local Indigenous shaman. Henry Bal
Grayeagle Grayeagle A man of the Cheyenne nation and the main character. Alex Cord
Running Wolf The Cheyenne chief. Paul Fix
Scar A Shoshone warrior. Jacob Daniels
Standing Bear One of the main characters. Iron Eyes Cody
Crow Chief The Hallelujah Trail The tribal chief of the Crow people. Eddie Little Sky
Chief Five Barrels One of the tribal Sioux chiefs. Robert J. Wilke
Chief Walks-Stooped-Over The second chief of the Sioux. Martin Landau
Sam Two Feathers Harry and Tonto A character in the film. Chief Dan George
Acacia Hex Two daughters of a deceased Native American shaman. Hillarie Thompson
Oriole Two daughters of a deceased Native American shaman. Tina Herazo
Hiawatha Hiawatha The main character, based on the poem The Song of Hiawatha. Jesse Cornplanter (1913)
Vince Edwards (1952)
Frederick Warder (1984)
Gary "Litefoot" Davis (1997)
Minnehaha Hiawatha's love. Soon-Goot (1913)
Yvette Dugay (1952)
Terry Diab (1984)
Irene Bedard (1997)
Mudjekeewis A character in the film. Stuart Randall (1952)
Russell Means (1997)
Nokomis Hiawatha's grandmother. Katherine Emery (1952)
Yvonne Bryceland (1984)
Sheila Tousey (1997)
Chief Megissogwon Hiawatha The leader of the Dakotah tribe and Hiawatha's father. Ian MacDonald
John Russell Hombre Based on the novel of the same name. Paul Newman
Black Hawk Hostiles The son of Cheyenne Chief Yellow Hawk. Adam Beach
Elk Woman Black Hawk's wife. Q'orianka Kilcher
Little Bear The son of Black Hawk and Elk Woman. Xavier Horsechief
Living Woman Black Hawk's sister and Yellow Hawk's daughter. Tanaya Beatty
Yellow Hawk Cheyenne Chief Yellow Hawk, a sickly war-chief and main character. Wes Studi
Chief Little Pain-in-the-Neck Hurry, Charlie, Hurry A chief in the film. Janette Fern
Moaning Low A character in the film. Connie Montoya
Chief Poison Arrow A chief in the film. Noble Johnson
Little Bear The Indian in the Cupboard Based on the children's novel. Litefoot
Chief Yellow Snake The Indians Are Coming A chief in the film. Chief Thunderbird (uncredited)
Karana Island of the Blue Dolphins Based on the novel of the same name. Celia Kaye
Ramo Karana's six-year-old brother. Larry Domasin
Paint-His-shirt-Red Jeremiah Johnson The chief of the Crow tribe. Joaquín Martínez
Swan The daughter of Chief Two-Tongues Lebreaux, given as a bride to Jeremiah Johnson. Delle Bolton
Johnny Firecloud Johnny Firecloud A Vietnam War Native. Victor Mohica
Nenya A teacher on the reservation. Sacheen Littlefeather
Chatow Jonathan of the Bears A character in the film. Knifewing Segura
Shaya An Indigenous woman. Melody Robertson
Chief Tawanka A chief in the film. Floyd Westerman
Stanley Pike Journey Through Rosebud A character in the film. Eddie Little Sky
Attean Keeping the Promise A character in the television film. William Lightning
Chief Saknis The grandfather of Attean. Gordon Tootoosis
Moki King of the Grizzlies Based on the novel The Biography of a Grizzly. John Yesno
Chingachgook The Last of the Mohicans A character in the film. Theodore Lorch (1920)
Robert Barrat (1936)
Ned Romero (1977)
Russell Means (1992)
Magua A character in the film. Wallace Beery (1920)
Bruce Cabot (1936)
Robert Tessier (1977)
Wes Studi (1992)
Uncas A character in the film. Alan Roscoe (1920)
Phillip Reed (1936)
Don Shanks (1977)
Eric Schweig (1992)
Laughing Boy Laughing Boy The main character. Ramon Novarro
Slim Girl/Lily An Indigenous maiden raised by white people. Lupe Vélez
The Eagle Boy The Legend of the Boy and the Eagle A Hopi boy who frees a sacred eagle. Stanford Lomakema
Lonesome Polecat Li'l Abner Based on the comic strips. Buster Keaton
Chief Cuyloga The Light in the Forest An Indigenous chief who adopts Johnny Butler. Joseph Calleia
Half Arrow True-Son's Indigenous cousin. Rafael Campos
Burns-Red-in-the-Sun Little Big Man A character in the film. Steve Shemayne
Little Horse A character in the film. Robert Little Star
Old Lodge Skins The good-hearted tribal leader of the Cheyenne nation. Chief Dan George
Shadow-That-Comes-in-Sight A Cheyenne brave. Ruben Moreno
Sunshine The daughter of Shadow-That-Comes-in-Sight. Aimée Eccles
Younger Bear A character in the film. Cal Bellini (adult)
Steve Miranda (young)
Tonto The Lone Ranger The Native American companion of the Lone Ranger. Chief Thundercloud (1938)
Jay Silverheels (1952–58)
Michael Horse (1981)
Johnny Depp (2013)
Angry Horse The Lone Ranger (1956) A character in the film. Michael Ansara
Chief Red Hawk A chief in the film. Frank de Kova
Chief Big Bear The Lone Ranger (2013) The elderly tribal leader of Comanche. Saginaw Grant
Whitestar The Lost Empire A woman from the Indian reservation who joins a mission. Raven De La Croix
Chief Wannatoka Love at Stake A chief in the film. Nick Ramus
Denali The Magnificent Seven An exiled Comanche warrior. Jonathan Joss
Red Harvest A Comanche warrior, the youngest of the Seven. Martin Sensmeier
John Morgan/Shunkawakan A Man Called Horse;
The Return of a Man Called Horse;
Triumphs of a Man Called Horse		 An English aristocrat who becomes a Sioux chieftain. Richard Harris
Batise A Man Called Horse A half-breed Native whose mother was Sioux and father was French. Jean Gascon
Buffalo Cow Head An old Indigenous woman. Judith Anderson
Running Deer The lovely young sister of Chief Yellow Hand. Corinna Tsopei
Yellow Hand Chief Yellow Hand of the Sioux tribe. Manu Tupou
Chief Yellowstone Massacre River A chief in the film. Iron Eyes Cody
Yellow Hawk Masterson of Kansas A peace-seeking Indigenous chief. Jay Silverheels
Chief Dan Missionary Man A chief in the film. Richard Ray Whitman
J.J. A local Native American carpenter who is dead. N/A
Junior The teenage nephew of the late J.J. John D. Montoya
Kiowa The 15-year-old sister of Junior. Chelsea Ricketts
Assistant Chief Lance An assistant chief. Titos Menchaca
Nancy The mother of Kiowa and Junior. Kateri Walker
White Deer The father of J.J. and Nancy. August Schellenberg
Nightwolf Mortal Kombat Annihilation Based on the Mortal Kombat video game series. Litefoot
Cross Otter The Mountain Men A character in the film. Cal Bellini
Heavy Eagle A ruthless Blackfoot warrior. Stephen Macht
Chief Iron Belly A chief in the film. Victor Jory
Medicine Wolf A character in the film. David Ackroyd
Running Moon The wife of Heavy Eagle. Victoria Racimo
Black Cloud My Pal, the King A character in the film. Jim Thorpe
Ahbleza The Mystic Warrior A young brave of a fictional Lakota-speaking tribe. Robert Beltran (adult)
Doug Toby (young)
Heyatawin A character in the film. Devon Ericson
Chief Olepi The chief of the Mahto tribe and father of Anbleza. Nick Ramus
Pesla A character in the film. James Remar
Tonweya A character in the film. Rion Hunter (adult)
David Yanez (young)
Wanagi An ancient seer of Mahto. Ron Soble
Navajo Joe Navajo Joe A solitary Navajo rider who fights bandits. Burt Reynolds
Spotted Bear The Nebraskan A character in the film. Jay Silverheels
Wingfoot One of the main characters. Maurice Jara
Yellow Knife A character in the film. Pat Hogan
Mike Never Cry Wolf Adopted by Ootek and Woman. Samson Jorah
Ootek A traveling Inuit. Zachary Ittimangnaq
John Goodfeather Older than America
(American Evil)		 A Fond du Lac Indian Reservation police officer and son of a medicine man. Adam Beach
Rain Many Lightnings O'Rourke An Ojibwe elementary school teacher and John's fiancée. Georgina Lightning
Richard Two Rivers An Indigenous Reservation radio DJ. Wes Studi
Steve Klamath A Native American mayoral candidate. Glen Gould
Aivaaq On the Ice Two surviving Iñupiat teenagers. Frank Qutuq Irelan
Qalli Two surviving Iñupiat teenagers. Josiah Patkotak
"Chief" Bromden One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Based on the novel of the same name. Will Sampson
Blue Feather One Little Indian A character in the film. Lois Red Elk
Jimmy Wolf A character in the film. Jay Silverheels
Mark A young boy raised by an Indigenous person, on the run with his camel. Clay O'Brien
Old Indian An elder character. Richard Hale
Little Moonlight The Outlaw Josey Wales A young Navajo woman. Geraldine Keams
Lone Watie An elder Cherokee. Chief Dan George
Chief Iron Eyes The Paleface A chief in the film. Iron Eyes Cody
Wapato The medicine man. Henry Brandon
Chief Yellow Feather A chief in the film. Chief Yowlachie
Pathfinder Pathfinder The elder chief of a Native tribe and the main character. Russell Means
Starfire The daughter of the Pathfinder. Moon Bloodgood
Chief Great Big Little Panther Peter Pan A chief in the film. Jack Charles (2015)
Tiger Lily The daughter of the Big Chief and "princess" of the Redskins. Anna May Wong (1924)
Carson Gray (2003, USA)
Ray Garcia (2003, Indie)
Rooney Mara (2015)
Alyssa Wapanatahk (2023)
Blue Feather The Phantom Rider The Native sidekick of the Phantom Rider. George J. Lewis
Phantom Rider A masked main character. Robert Kent
Chief Yellow Wolf A chief in the film. Chief Thundercloud
Taylor Poltergeist II: The Other Side A Native American shaman. Will Sampson
Buddy Red Bow Powwow Highway Two Northern Cheyenne men who go on a journey of self-discovery. A Martinez
Philbert Bono Two Northern Cheyenne men who go on a journey of self-discovery. Gary Farmer
Eagle Feather The Prairie A character in the film. Chief Thundercloud
Running Deer A character in the film. Jay Silverheels
Naru Prey A fierce warrior of the Comanche tribe who hunts a titular alien. Amber Midthunder
Wasape A Comanche hunter who looks down on Naru. Stormee Kipp
Running Wolf The Quick and the Dead A character in the television film. Larry Sellers
Little Beaver Red Ryder The young Indigenous sidekick of Red Ryder. Tommy Cook (1940)
Robert Blake (1944–47)
Don Reynolds (1949)
Corn Blossom Redskin The sweetheart of Wing Foot. Julie Carter (young woman)
Lorraine Rivero (child)
Navajo Jim A character in the film. Tully Marshall (adult)
George Walker (teenager)
Wing Foot A young Navajo man and the main character. Richard Dix (adult)
Philip Anderson (child)
Chief White Cloud Renegade Girl A chief in the film. Chief Thundercloud
Hank Storm Renegades A character in the film. Lou Diamond Phillips
Red Crow The father of Hank Storm. Floyd Westerman
Chief Red Cloud Revolt at Fort Laramie The tribal leader of the Great Sioux Nation. Eddie Little Sky
Honchwah Revolution A character in the film. Larry Sellers
Ongwata A character in the film. Graham Greene
Chief Screaming Eagle The Ridiculous 6 A Native American chief who adopts Tommy Stockburn. Saginaw Grant
Smoking Fox A Native American woman arranged to marry Tommy Stockburn. Julia Jones
Chief Eagle Feather Romance of the West A chief in the film. Chief Thundercloud
Little Brown Jug A character in the film. Don Reynolds
Chief Grey Wolf Rustlers of Red Dog A chief in the film. Chief Thundercloud
Chief Scarface A chief in the film. Jim Thorpe
Chief Longfeather Santa Fe A chief in the film. Chief Thundercloud
Cajou Saskatchewan The Cree half-brother of Thomas O'Rourke. Jay Silverheels
Chief Dark Cloud A chief in the film. Anton Moreno
Spotted Eagle A character in the film. Anthony Caruso
Jim Aherne Jr./Warbonnet The Savage Raised by the Sioux Natives. Charlton Heston (adult)
Orly Lindgren (child)
Running Dog A character in the film. Don Porter
Chief Yellow Eagle The tribal chief of the Great Sioux Nation. Ian MacDonald
Apaches Savage Sam Includes characters like Comanche Chief, Broken Nose, and Young Warrior. Dean Fredericks
Pat Hogan
Rodolfo Acosta
Rafael Campos
Chief Cicatriz (Scar) The Searchers The tribal chief of the Nawyecka band of the Comanches. Henry Brandon
Matuwir Seven Cities of Gold The son of a local chief. Jeffrey Hunter
Ula The sister of Matuwir. Rita Moreno
Falling Leaves Shanghai Noon The daughter of a Sioux chief, accidentally engaged to Chon Wang. Brandon Merrill
Chief Pony-That-Walks She Wore a Yellow Ribbon One of the main characters. Chief John Big Tree
Red Shirt A character in the film. Noble Johnson
Chief Sky Eagle A chief in the film. Basil F. Heath
Chief Cyclone Silly Billies A chief in the film. Chief Thunderbird
Trigger A character in the film. Ethan Laidlaw
Clifford Rainfather Sioux City The grandfather of Jesse Goldman. Apesanahkwat
Dawn Rainfeather The biological mother of Jesse. Tantoo Cardinal
Jesse Rainfeather Goldman A young Lakota Sioux adopted by a wealthy family. Lou Diamond Phillips (also a director of the film)
Ronny Quintanar, Jr. (young)
Russell White A character in the film. Gary Farmer
Mogie Yellow Lodge Skins A character in the film. Graham Greene
Ruby Yellow Lodge A character in the film. Eric Schweig
Gabriel Jimmyboy Smith! One of the main characters. Frank Ramírez
Suzy Song Smoke Signals A friend of Thomas' late father. Irene Bedard
Thomas Builds-the-Fire One of the main characters. Evan Adams
Victor Joseph One of the main characters. Adam Beach
Running Fox Soldier Blue A character in the film. Jorge Russek
Spotted Wolf The Cheyenne chief. Jorge Rivero
Mattotaupa The Sons of Great Bear The chief of the Bears clan of Oglala Lakotas. Adolf Peter Hoffmann
Tokei-ihto The war chieftain of the Bear Band and the main character. Gojko Mitić
Nat-u-Ritch The Squaw Man (1914)
The Squaw Man (1918)
The Squaw Man (1931)		 The daughter of Chief Taby-Wana, who saves Captain James Wynnegate. Red Wing (1914)
Ann Little (1918)
Lupe Vélez (1931)
Chief Taby-Wana The chief of the Ute people. Joseph Singleton (1914)
Noah Beery (1918)
Mitchell Lewis (1931)
Bloody Knife Stolen Women: Captured Hearts A character in the television film. Apesanahkwat
Cetan A young Native who is half white. William Lightning
Chief Luta A chief in the film. Saginaw Grant
Tokalah The tribal leader of a band of Lakota Indigenous people. Michael Greyeyes
T. Hawk Street Fighter A Native American military sergeant. Gregg Rainwater
Grandma Maisy Blue Legs Thunderheart One of the tribal elders. Sarah Brave
Grandpa Sam Reaches One of the tribal elders. Ted Thin Elk
Leo Fast Elk A tribal council member who was murdered. Allan R. J. Joseph
Maggie Eagle Bear An Indigenous schoolteacher and activist. Sheila Tousey
Walter Crow Horse An Indian tribal police officer. Graham Greene
Wolf Ortiz Tiger Eyes A mysterious Native climber. Tatanka Means
Injun Joe Tom Sawyer The enemy of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. Frank Lanning (1918)
Charles Stevens (1930)
Victor Jory (1938)
Kunu Hank (1973)
Eric Schweig (1995)
Kaloian Vodenicharov (2014)
Stephen Lang (2015)
Prairie Flower Tonka The Indigenous wife of a trapper. Joy Page
Chief Sitting Bull A chief in the film. John War Eagle
Spotted Tail A character in the film. Eddie Little Sky
Strong Bear A character in the film. Rafael Campos
White Bull A young Sioux and the main character. Sal Mineo
Yellow Bear The Sioux cousin of White Bull. H. M. Wynant
Taha Aki The Twilight Saga One of the last spirit chiefs and the first shape-shifter of the Quileute tribe. Byron Chief-Moon
Billy Black The elder of the Quileute tribe. Gil Birmingham
Jacob Black A protector of the Quileute tribe and the main character. Taylor Lautner
Harry Clearwater An elder of the Quileute tribe who died. Graham Greene
Leah Clearwater The only known female shape-shifting wolf in Quileute history. Julia Jones
Seth Clearwater Leah's younger brother, who also transforms into a wolf. Boo Boo Stewart
Sam Uley The leader of the La Push pack. Chaske Spencer
Guyasuta Unconquered Chief Guyasuta of the Senecas, based on the real historical figure. Boris Karloff
Hannah The daughter of Chief Guyasuta. Katherine DeMille
Pontiac Based on the real Pontiac. Robert Warwick (uncredited)
Red Corn A character in the film. Iron Eyes Cody
Sioto The tribal medicine man. Marc Lawrence
Blandy The Vanishing American Raised by the Navajos. Scott Brady
The Navajos Includes characters like Chief Etenia, Yashi, and Beeteia. Julian Rivero
Gloria Castillo
Jay Silverheels
Charles Stevens
George Keymas
Chief Wagons East The unnamed tribal leader of the Sioux territory. Russell Means
Little Feather A character in the film. Rodney A. Grant
Chief Maygro War Arrow The tribal chief of the Seminole tribe. Henry Brandon
Pino A character in the film. Dennis Weaver
Santanta A character in the film. Jay Silverheels
Ben Crowkiller/Dead Crow Wolf War Party A Blackfeet Indigenous person. Dennis Banks
Freddie Man Wolf A Blackfeet Indigenous person. Saginaw Grant
The Crow A Blackfeet Indigenous person. Rodney A. Grant
Sonny Crowkiller Three young Blackfeet men who fight for freedom. Billy Wirth
Skitty Harris A young Blackfeet man. Kevin Dillon
Warren Cutfoot A young Blackfeet man. Tim Sampson
Hannoc When the Redskins Rode The Indigenous prince of the Delaware tribe. Jon Hall
Morna The intended bride of Hannoc. Sherry Moreland
Chief Shingiss The leader of the Delaware tribe and father of Hannoc. Pedro de Cordoba
Grey Beaver White Fang Based on the novel of the same name. Pius Savage
Lily Joseph White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf A Haida girl and a main character. Charmaine Craig
Moses Joseph The chief of the Haida tribe and Lily's uncle. Al Harrington
Peter Joseph The son of Chief Moses, who was killed. Anthony Ruivivar
American Horse White Feather A Cheyenne tribesman. Hugh O'Brian
Appearing Day The fiancée of American Horse and love interest of Josh Tanner. Debra Paget
Chief Broken Hand The chief of Cheyenne. Eduard Franz
Little Dog The brother of Appearing Day. Jeffrey Hunter
Buckskin Frank Wild West Days An Indigenous person who is a henchman. Charles Stevens
Chief Red Hatchet A tribal chief who is a henchman. Chief Thunderbird
Ben Shoyo Wind River The tribal police chief who helps solve a possible homicide. Graham Greene
Martin Hanson A resident whose daughter died from the cold. Gil Birmingham
Jim Thorpe Windrunner A Native football star who is a ghost. Russell Means
Crow Brother Windwalker A character in the film. Nick Ramus
Smiling Wolf One of the main characters. Nick Ramus
Tashina The wife of Windwalker. Serene Hedin
Windwalker The main character, father of Smiling Wolf. Trevor Howard (adult)
James Remar (young)
Agnes First Raise Winter in the Blood A character in the film. Julia Jones
Lame Bull A character in the film. Gary Farmer
Virgil First Raise The main character. Chaske Spencer
Yellow Calf A character in the film. Saginaw Grant
Pale Flower Winterhawk The Indigenous wife of a trapper. Sacheen Littlefeather
Winterhawk The Blackfoot chief and the main character. Michael Dante

Animated Films

Native American Character Film Title Notes Voiced by
Indian Mice An American Tail: Fievel Goes West A tribe of Native American mice. various
Cholena An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island A Lenape girl mouse and the main character. Elaine Bilstad (speaking)
Leeza Miller (singing)
Chief Wulisso The leader of the underground Lenape Native American mice village. David Carradine
Hunter Anima An unnamed Native American hunter and warrior. José Vicente
Chief Asterix Conquers America A chief in the film. Sylvain Lemarie
Medicine Man A medicine man in the film. Thomas Piper
Minihooha/Ha-Tschi The daughter of the chief. Kristiane Backer
Chakashi Atlantis: Milo's Return A Native American wind spirit. Floyd Westerman
Dr. Joshua Strongbear Sweet Atlantis: The Lost Empire;
Atlantis: Milo's Return		 A medic of Native American and African American descent. Phil Morris
Denahi Brother Bear The middle brother and narrator. Jason Raize (young)
Harold Gould (older)
Kenai Brother Bear;
Brother Bear 2		 The main character who turns into a bear. Joaquin Phoenix (original)
Patrick Dempsey (sequel)
Sitka Brother Bear Denahi and Kenai's older brother, who becomes a spirit. D. B. Sweeney
Tanana The shaman-woman of Kenai's tribe. Joan Copeland
Atka Brother Bear 2 A man from a neighboring Inuit village. Jeff Bennett
Chief Chilkoot The chief of the Inuit tribe. Jim Cummings
Nita The daughter of Chief Chilkoot and wife of Kenai. Mandy Moore
Siqniq and Taqqig Nita's two aunts. Wendie Malick and
Kathy Najimy
Redskin Indians Californy 'er Bust A group of Native American dogs resembling Goofy. N/A
Daisy June The Daffy Duckaroo An Indigenous girl who is actually from New York. Sara Berner
Little Beaver Daisy June's large Indigenous boyfriend. Mel Blanc
Thunder Flood A young Native Canadian woman fighting against colonization. N/A
Chief The Good, the Bad, and Huckleberry Hound The tribal leader of Native American yellow coonhounds. Frank Welker
Chieftess The tribal leader of Native American yellow coonhounds. B. J. Ward
Desert Flower The daughter of the Chief and Chieftess, and love interest of Huckleberry Hound. B. J. Ward
Indian Fleas A Horse Fly Fleas A group of Native American fleas living on a dog. Mel Blanc
Watuna The Legend of the North Wind A descendant of the Mi'kmaq Indigenous people and a main character. Luz Enparanza (Basque)
Chelo Vivares (Spanish)
Daniel Brochu (English)
Dave Kawena Lilo & Stitch A Native Hawaiian professional surfer. Jason Scott Lee
Lilo Pelekai A lonely young Native Hawaiian orphan girl who befriends Stitch. Daveigh Chase
Hiawatha Little Hiawatha Inspired by the The Song of Hiawatha poem. N/A
Manili The Little Polar Bear An Inuit girl who helps Lars the Polar Bear solve a mystery. Vanessa Petruo (original German)
Kimberly J. Brown (English dub)
Indian Cats Peter-No-Tail in Americat A group of Native American cats who use magic. various
Big Chief Peter Pan The chief of the Native Americans in the film. Candy Candido
Squaw A character in the film. June Foray
Tiger Lily The daughter of the Big Chief and "princess" of the Redskins. N/A
Indian Wolves Pioneers Days Wolf-type Native Americans planning war against settlers. N/A
Windlifter Planes: Fire & Rescue An anthropomorphic Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane helicopter of Native American heritage. Wes Studi
Kekata Pocahontas The shaman of the Powhatan tribe. Gordon Tootoosis (speaking)
Jim Cummings (singing)
Kocoum A strong warrior and fiancé of Pocahontas. James Apaumut Fall
Nakoma Pocahontas;
Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World		 The best friend of Pocahontas. Michelle St. John
Pocahontas An adventurous Indian princess of the Powhatan tribe, based on the real historical figure. Irene Bedard (speaking)
Judy Kuhn (singing)
Chief Powhatan The father of Pocahontas and leader of the Powhatan tribe. Russell Means (speaking)
Jim Cummings (singing)
Uttamatomakkin "Uti" Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World Pocahontas's bodyguard. Brad Garrett (briefly)
Medicine Woman The Simpsons Movie A mysterious Inuit shaman who saves Homer Simpson. Tress MacNeille
Little Creek Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron A young Lakota man and a main character. Daniel Studi
Injurin' Joe Tom Sawyer An American black bear and antagonist. Hank Williams Jr.
Kevin Michael Richardson
Chief Rain-In-The-P-P-Puss Tom Tom Tomcat The leader of Native American bicolor cats. Mel Blanc
Andar Turok: Son of Stone A character in the animated film. Adam Gifford
Catori The mother of Ander and sister-in-law of Turok. Irene Bedard (adult)
Iyari Limon (teenager)
Chichak The main antagonist. Robert Knepper
Nashoba The brother of Turok and father of Ander. Gil Birmingham (adult)
Matthew Yang King (teenager)
Turok The main character. Adam Beach (adult)
Rick Mora (teenager)
Injun Joe Wagon Heels A Native American "Super Chief." Mel Blanc
Says Nothing Who Framed Roger Rabbit A Native American toon bullet used by Eddie Valiant. N/A

Fictional Characters in Television Shows

Live Action Series

Native American Character Series Title Notes Portrayed by
Rosalind "Roz" Friendly Alaska Daily A Native Alaskan star reporter investigating missing and murdered Indigenous women. Grace Dove
Ka'kwet Anne with an E A Mi'kmaq girl who befriends Anne Shirley. Kiawentiio
Alexander "Alex" Longshadow Banshee The tribal chief and rival of Kai Proctor. Anthony Ruivivar
Deputy Bill Raven A former officer who becomes a deputy. Chaske Spencer
Running Dog Black Fox A character in the miniseries. Raoul Trujillo
Black Thunder By Way of the Stars A character in the miniseries. Eric Schweig
Cree Chief The unnamed chief of the Cree tribe. Gordon Tootoosis
Matthew Tommy Cashing In The owner of an Indigenous-owned casino. Eric Schweig
Blue Leaf Centennial A character in the miniseries. Maria Potts
Monika Ramirez (teenager)
Maria Yolanda Aguayo (child)
Clay Basket The daughter of Lame Beaver and wife of Pasquinel. Barbara Carrera
Lame Beaver An Arapaho man and main character. Michael Ansara
David Yanez (child)
Chief Lost Eagle The tribal chief of the Arapaho. Nick Ramus
Chief Walks-The-Clouds Children of the Dust A chief in the miniseries. Byron Chief-Moon
White Wolf/Corby White A young man raised by whites. Billy Wirth
Mingo Daniel Boone An Oxford-educated half-British Native American and companion of Daniel Boone. Ed Ames
Black Wing Death Valley Days The chief of the Ute tribe. George Keymas
Grace Cardinal Degrassi: The Next Generation and Degrassi: Next Class A character appearing in many episodes. Na'ku'set Gould
Chief Black Kettle Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman Based on the real Black Kettle. Nick Ramus
Byron Sully A Cheyenne man and main character. Joe Lando
Cloud Dancing A character in the series. Larry Sellers
Crazy Cat F Troop The heir apparent of a fictional Hekawi tribe. Don Diamond
Chief Wild Eagle The leader of the Hekawi tribe. Frank de Kova
Ohanzee "Hanzee" Dent Fargo A mysterious Native American tracker and hitman. Mark Acheson (Season 1)
Zahn McClarnon (Season 2)
Declan Harp Frontier A half-Cree and half-Irish outlaw fighting a fur trade monopoly. Jason Momoa
Kamenna An elder chief of a fictional Cree tribe. Tantoo Cardinal
Sasappis Ghosts The ghost of a cynical Lenape Native American. Román Zaragoza
Chief Redwood H.R. Pufnstuf An anthropomorphic tree with a feathered headdress. Walker Edmiston (voice)
John Hawk Hawk An Iroquois special detective. Burt Reynolds
Joseph Black Moon Hell on Wheels A Cheyenne Christian convert preacher. Eddie Spears
Chief Many Horses Father of Joseph Black Moon and Cheyenne chieftain. Wes Studi
Pawnee Killer Son of Chief Many Horses. Gerald Auger
Danny Lightfoot Hey Dude A Hopi Native American and a main character. Joe Torres
Satangkai How the West Was Won The chief of the Sioux Nation. Ricardo Montalbán (guest)
Chief Featherman Howdy Doody A marionette chief.
Princess SummerFallWinterSpring A member of a fictional tribe. marionette
Judy Tyler
Linda Marsh (briefly)
Chief Thunderthud The head of a fictional tribe. Bill Le Cornec
marionette
Dr. Gabrielle Whitecloud The Incredible Hulk Helps Dr. David Banner research a possible Hulk. Kim Cattrall (guest)
Lone Wolf Elder of a Native American tribe. Chief Dan George (guest)
Rick A Native American who tries to stop Dr. Banner. A Martinez (guest)
Thomas Logan Created an herbal medicine to control the Hulk transformation. Ned Romero (guest)
Dog Star Into the West The older brother of Loved-by-the-Buffalo. Pony Boy Osuniga
Michael Spears
Gil Birmingham
Growling Bear The elder Lakota medicine man. Gordon Tootoosis
Loved-by-the-Buffalo/White Feather One of the main characters. Chevez Ezaneh
Simon R. Baker
George Leach
Steve Reevis
Joseph M. Marshall III
Margaret Light Shines Wheeler The Native wife of a British photographer. Chantry Bruised Head
Summer Rae Birdyellowhead
Sage Galesi
Irene Bedard
Prairie Fire A Cheyenne chief. Jay Tavare
Running Fox The older brother of Loved-by-the-Buffalo. Mathew Strongeagle
Zahn McClarnon
Russell Means
Red Lance Running Fox's grandson. Malachi Tsoodle-Nelson
Eddie Spears
Sleeping Bear The surviving son of Dog Star. Nathan Lee Chasing His Horse
Thunder Heart Woman The sister of Loved-by-the-Buffalo. Sarah Weston
Tonantzin Carmelo
Sheila Tousey
Voices That Carry Red Lance's younger brother. Nakotah LaRance
Chaske Spencer
Chacrow Jamestown A Native American go-between for settlers and tribespeople. Kalani Queypo
Opchanacanough The chief of the Pamunkey Tribe, based on the real historical figure. Raoul Trujillo
Winganuske Chacrow's sister, married to Henry Sharrow. Rachel Colwell
Chester Lake Law & Order: Special Victims Unit The first Native American detective in the Law & Order series. Adam Beach
Big Chief Sitting Duck Lidsville An anthropomorphic feathered hat resembling a chief's headdress. Walker Edmiston (voice)
Nakoma The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams Native American friend of Adams. Don Shanks
Chief Jack Lame Horse Little House on the Prairie A Native American who saves Charles Ingalls. Robert Tessier
Tonto The Lone Ranger The Native American companion of the Lone Ranger. Jay Silverheels
Blue Duck Lonesome Dove miniseries A character in the miniseries. Frederic Forrest (1989)
Adam Beach (2008)
Chief Buffalo Hump A chief in the miniseries. Eric Schweig (1996)
Wes Studi (2008)
Famous Shoes A Kickapoo tracker. Wes Studi (1995)
David Midthunder (2008)
Kicking Wolf A character in the miniseries. Jonathan Joss
Hector Longmire A Cheyenne ex-boxer. Jeffrey De Serrano
Henry Standing Bear The main character. Lou Diamond Phillips
Jacob Nighthorse A local Cheyenne businessman and antagonist. A Martinez
Mandy A young Cheyenne woman who works in a legal-aid office. Tamara Duarte
Chief Mathias The head of the Cheyenne reservation's tribal police. Zahn McClarnon
May Still Water A Cheyenne woman. Irene Bedard
Sam Poteet A Cheyenne White warrior and sage. Hank Cheyne
Aaya Neverland The daughter of the Kaw Chief. Q'orianka Kilcher
Kaw Chief The leader of the Kaw tribe. George Aguilar
Injun Joe The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Appeared in the pilot, chasing Huck Finn. Ted Cassidy
Dave the Cook Northern Exposure A cheerful Native American cook. William J. White
Ed Chigliak A mild-mannered half-Native Alaskan raised by the Tlingits. Darren E. Burrows
Leonard Quinhagak The cousin of Marilyn Whirlwind and a Native medicine man. Graham Greene
Lester Haines A Haida who is one of the wealthiest men in the area. Apesanahkwat
Marilyn Whirlwind The Native Alaskan receptionist. Elaine Miles
One-Who-Waits The ghost of a long-dead chief and spirit guide. Floyd Westerman
Tiger Lily Once Upon a Time Originally a fairy who moves to Neverland. Sara Tomko
Chief Black Cloud Paradise The tribal chief. Nick Ramus
John Taylor A Native American medicine man and friend. Dehl Berti
Chief Ken Hotate Parks and Recreation The leader of the local Wamapoke tribe. Jonathan Joss
Dr. Thomas "Tommy" Oliver Power Rangers A character adopted by the Oliver family, who becomes a Power Ranger. Jason David Frank
Skye Nakaiye The Puzzle Place A 10-year-old boy of Native American descent. Peter Linz (Seasons 1–2)
Matt Vogel (Season 3)
Phillip Kopus The Red Road A dangerous Ramapough Lenape Indian. Jason Momoa
Elora Danan Postoak Reservation Dogs One of four Native teenagers in rural Oklahoma. Devery Jacobs
Bear Smallhill One of four Native teenagers in rural Oklahoma. D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai
Chester "Cheese" Williams One of four Native teenagers in rural Oklahoma. Lane Factor
Wilhelmina "Willie Jack" Jacqueline Sampson One of four Native teenagers in rural Oklahoma. Paulina Alexis
Asta Twelvetrees Resident Alien An Ute assistant to the town doctor. Sara Tomko
Deputy Marshal Sam Buckhart The Rifleman;
Law of the Plainsman		 A deputy marshal. Michael Ansara
Reagan Wells Rutherford Falls A member of a fictional Minishonka Nation. Jana Schmieding
Terry Thomas The CEO of the Minishonka's casino. Michael Greyeyes
William "Billy" Twofeathers Shining Time Station A Native American railroad engineer. Tom Jackson
Charges the Enemy The Son A character in the series. Tatanka Means
Prairie Flower A character in the series. Elizabeth Frances
Toshaway The Comanche tribal chief. Zahn McClarnon
Anthwara Star Trek Leader of a Native American colony. Ned Romero (Guest)
Commander Chakotay First Officer aboard the starship USS Voyager. Robert Beltran
Goro The elder chief of an indigenous tribe. Richard Hale
Lakanta A Native American colonist. Tom Jackson (guest)
Miramanee The tribal priestess. Sabrina Scharf
Salish The medicine chief among his tribe. Rudy Solari
Elizabeth Tipi Tales One of four Ojibway cousins. Rebecca Gibson (voice)
Eugene "Junior" One of four Ojibway cousins. Ryan Rajendra Black (voice)
Russell One of four Ojibway cousins. Herbie Barnes (voice)
Samantha "Sam" One of four Ojibway cousins. Jan Skene (voice)
Samantha "Sam" Woodburn Tribal The newly appointed chief of an indigenous police force. Jessica Matten
Cherokee Lawshe True Women Half Creek. Julie Carmen
Tarantula A Comanche warrior. Michael Greyeyes
Deputy Tommy "Hawk" Hill Twin Peaks A Native American who works at the Twin Peaks sheriff's department. Michael Horse
Jackie "Jacqueline" White Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt An insecure socialite who passes as white. Jane Krakowski
Raymond Firewalker Walker, Texas Ranger The paternal uncle of Cordell Walker. Floyd Westerman (season 1)
Apesanahkwat (season 2)
Jack Lone Feather The West Wing Two Native Americans who encamp in the West Wing lobby. Gary Farmer
Maggie Morningstar-Charles Two Native Americans who encamp in the West Wing lobby. Georgina Lightning
Akecheta Westworld A host and elder of the Ghost Nation. Zahn McClarnon
Etu A member of the Ghost Nation. Booboo Stewart
Kohana The wife of Akecheta. Julia Jones
Wichapi A member of the Ghost Nation. Irene Bedard
Pahoo-Ka-Ta-Wah Yancy Derringer A silent shotgun-toting Pawnee Indigenous person. X Brands
Chief Thomas Rainwater Yellowstone The tribal chairman of a fictional reservation. Gil Birmingham
Buck Cross/Running Buck The Young Riders A half-Kiowa and close friend of Ike McSwain. Gregg Rainwater

Animated Series

Native American Character Series Title Notes Voiced by
Annie Redfeather Adventures from the Book of Virtues A 10-year-old girl of Native American descent. Kath Soucie (seasons 1–2)
Adrienne Carter (season 3)
Denise Tan (overdub)
Pow Wow Adventures of Pow Wow A pre-adolescent Native American boy who protects nature. N/A
Injun Joe The Adventures of Tom Sawyer An enemy in the Japanese anime series. Eiji Kanie, Kenji Utsumi (Japanese)
Tom Wyner (English)
Apache Chief The All-New Super Friends Hour A Native American superhero. Regis Cordic (debut)
Michael Rye
Al Fann (one episode)
Rusty Smith American Dad! The Native American half-brother of Stan Smith. Lou Diamond Phillips
Kai Green Ben 10 A Navajo girl and one of Ben Tennyson's first love interests. Bettina Bush
Wes Green The grandfather of Kai Green and a retired Plumber operative. Miguel Nájera
Bizou Bizou An Aboriginal Canadian princess who explores animals. Paula Davis
Marshal BraveStarr BraveStarr The galactic Native American marshal and main character. Pat Fraley
Thrasher Captain Flamingo An Inuit kid who calls Captain Flamingo for help. Noam Zylberman
Charles Little Bull The Casagrandes A college student of Lakota heritage. Robbie Daymond
Laughing Bull Cowboy Bebop An old shaman of Native American descent. Takehiro Koyama (Japanese)
Michael Gregory (English)
Upa Dragon Ball The son of a warrior-chief, and friend to Goku. Mitsuko Horie (child)
Masaaki Ōkura (teen)
Takeshi Kusao (adult)
Leonard Cornfeathers Family Guy The boss of a Native American casino. Bobby Slayton
Great Big Little Panther Fox's Peter Pan & the Pirates A chief in the animated series. Michael Wise
Hard-to-Hit The younger brother of Tiger Lily and prince of the tribe. Aaron Lohr
Tiger Lily A character in the animated series. Cree Summer
Broken Feather Go Go Gophers One of the last two surviving Native American gophers. Tom Thomas
Super Chief One of the last two surviving Native American gophers. N/A
Spirit G.I. Joe A Native from the Taos Pueblo Reservation. Gregg Berger (1985)
Maurice LaMarche (1989)
Marc Thompson (2005)
Coyote Gargoyles A Native American trickster spirit. Gregg Rainwater
Elisa Maza A NYPD detective who is half Native American. Salli Richardson
Natsilane ("Nick") A Native American young man from the Pacific Northwest. Gregg Rainwater
Peter Maza A Native American and father of Elisa Maza. Michael Horse
Ruffled Feathers Go Go Gophers One of the last two surviving Native American gophers. Sandy Becker
Chief Running Board One of the last two surviving Native American gophers. George S. Irving
Chief Jirukoma How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom A tribal leader of a refugee camp. Kenta Miyake (Japanese)
Ray Hurd (English)
Komain A tribal leader of a refugee camp. Yuuki Hirose (Japanese)
Jalitza Delago (English)
Chief Crazy Coyote The Huckleberry Hound Show A regular Indigenous enemy of Huckleberry Hound. Don Messick
Jesse Cosay Infinity Train An Apache teen from Arizona. Robbie Daymond
White Feather Jonny Quest A Native American living in Quebec, Canada who can talk to animals. Mike Road
Sheriff Ohiyesa Smith Justice League Unlimited A sheriff in a time-travel episode. Jonathan Joss
Matthew Carver ("Kagagi") Kagagi A teenage Native Canadian who transforms into a Raven-type superhero. Eric Wilson
John Redcorn III King of the Hill A Native American former "healer" and lover of Nancy Gribble. Victor Aaron (season 1)
Jonathan Joss (seasons 2–13)
Joseph John Gribble The biological son of John Redcorn. Brittany Murphy (1997–2000)
Breckin Meyer (2000–2009)
Geronimo Kinnikuman A human Cherokee warrior who becomes a Justice Choujin. Kaneto Shiozawa
BW Long Gone Gulch A 21-year-old sardonic bounty hunter and Native American human. Amber Midthunder
Nehtan Kon Molly of Denali Molly Mabray's maternal grandfather. Lorne Cardinal
Shahnyaa "Molly" Mabray A 10-year-old Alaska Native vlogger and the first Alaska Native protagonist in children's animated TV. Sovereign Bill
Tooey Ookami A young boy who is half Alaska Native and half Japanese. Sequoia Janvier (season 1)
Zane Jasper (season 2)
Keruyan Monarch: The Big Bear of Tallac An Indigenous man who left his tribe to raise his son. Jun Hazumi
Ron A young Indigenous boy who raised two bear cubs. Yoshiko Matsuo
Chief Thunderhooves My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic The chieftain of a native buffalo tribe. Scott McNeil
Brave Paw Paw Paws The close friend of Princess Paw Paws. Thom Pinto
Laughing Paw A character in the series. Alexandra Stoddart
Meanos A group of villainous Indigenous people. Stanley Ralph Ross
Frank Welker
Mighty Paw The strongest and biggest of the Paw Paws. Robert Ridgely
Princess Paw Paws The daughter of Wise Paw. Susan Blu
Trembly Paw The coward of the Paw Paws. Howard Morris
Wise Paw The tribal chief of the Paw Paws. John Ingle
Principal Cutler The Replacements The Inuit principal of a fictional middle school. Jeff Bennett
Grey Fox The Scooby-Doo Show A greedy Chippewa mastermind. Lennie Weinrib
Red Herron The Chippewa chief who suspects a legend. John Stephenson
Indian Witch Doctor Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! A villain who plans to kidnap dogs. Don Messick
Dr. Paul Williams Sealab 2020 A Chinook oceanographer and leader of a research team. Ross Martin
Patch Tribe Shaman King A group of Native American shamans overseeing a tournament. Reiko Suzuki (Goldva)
Hikaru Midorikawa (Silva)
Kazuhiro Nakata (Kalim)
Kentarō Itō (Nichrom)
Satoshi Yamaguchi (Magna)
Yasuhiro Mamiya (Radim)
Shohei Kajikawa (Namari)
Jiro Saito (Bron)
Akihiro Tajima (Renim)
Kōji Okino (Thalim)
Hekiru Shiina (Rutherfor)
Susumu Chiba (Zinc)
Bill Yellow Hawk South Park A gay Native American man. N/A
Chief Running Water The chief of the Ute tribe. Matt Stone
Chief Runs-With-Premise A greedy Indigenous chief who owns a casino.
Motorcycle Apaches Speed Racer A tribal motorcycle gang. Jack Grimes
Jack Curtis
Eddy Skycedar Spirit Rangers One of three Chumash-Cowlitz siblings with powers. Talon Proc Alford
Kodi Skycedar One of three Chumash-Cowlitz siblings with powers. Wačíŋyeya Iwáš'aka Yracheta
Summer Skycedar One of three Chumash-Cowlitz siblings with powers. Isis Celilo Rogers
Hawk Feathers SuperMansion A character in the series. Wes Studi
Little Bear The Thanksgiving That Almost Wasn't An Indigenous boy and a main character. Kevin Cooper
Indian A Town Called Panic A toy figurine of a stereotypical Native American chief. Bruce Ellison (original French)
Alan Marriott (English dub)
Brock Sampson The Venture Bros. Described as "half-Swedish, quarter-Polish, and quarter-Winnebago." Patrick Warburton
Princess Tinyfeet A stereotypical Native American girl. Suzanne Gilad (briefly)
Kahhori What If...? A young Mohawk woman who gains powers and saves her people. Devery Jacobs
J.R. Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa A Native American bison who helps the C.O.W.-Boys. Michael Horse
Ellen Crow Wildfire An Indigenous girl who provides moral support. Lilly Moon

Fictional Characters in Video Games

Native American Character Game Title Console(s) Notes
Desmond Miles Assassin's Creed
A main character and descendant of Ratonhnhaké:ton.
Kahionhaténion Assassin's Creed III
A Kanien'kehá:ka warrior and hunter.
Kanenʼtó꞉kon A close friend of Ratonhnhaké꞉ton.
Kaniehtí꞉io ("Ziio") A Kanien'keha:ka clan woman and mother of Ratonhnhaké:ton.
Ratonhnhaké:ton/Connor The main character, who is half English and half Mohawk Indigenous.
Teiowí:sonte A Kanien'keha:ka warrior and brother of Kahionhaténion.
William Miles Father of Desmond Miles, related to Ratonhnhaké:ton.
Kesegowaase Assassin's Creed Rogue
A minor enemy who is an Abenaki assassin.
Humba Wumba Banjo-Tooie
An Indigenous woman and a major character.
Condor Heads Breakers
A Native American fighter.
Colton White Gun
Known as Cole, an Apache marksman adopted by Ned White.
Fights-At-Dawn A Blackfoot chief and proud warrior.
Many Wounds An Apache chief who becomes an ally to Colton.
Delsin Rowe Infamous Second Son PlayStation 4 A member of a fictional Akomish tribe and the main character.
Reggie Rowe The brother of Delsin.
Pakawa Kasumi Ninja Atari Jaguar Chief of a fictional Tu-Wee-Kah Comanche fighting tribe.
Chief Thunder Killer Instinct (1994)
A Native American chief with tomahawks.
Eagle Killer Instinct (2013)
An Indigenous warrior and younger brother of Chief Thunder.
Nightwolf Mortal Kombat Arcade A Native American shaman.
Nuna Never Alone (Kisima Inŋitchuŋa)
An Iñupiaq girl who searches for the source of an eternal blizzard.
Fareeha Amari ("Pharah") Overwatch
Her father is from an unknown First Nations tribe.
Domasi "Tommy" Tawodi Prey
A Cherokee mechanic and the main character.
Enisi The grandfather of Tommy.
Jen The girlfriend of Tommy.
Nastas Red Dead Redemption
A minor character who helps John Marston.
Enepay A minor enemy who rides with Dutch van der Linde.
Charles Smith Red Dead Redemption 2
A supporting character who is half Native American.
Rains Fall Chief of a fictional Wapiti Tribe.
Eagle Flies Son of Rains Falls, who leads his tribe in rebellion.
Paytah A minor character and friend of Eagle Flies.
Falling Star Red Dead Revolver
The mother of Red Harlow.
Red Harlow The main character, who is half Native American.
Shadow Wolf The Native American cousin of Red Harlow.
Natan Shadow Hearts: From the New World PlayStation 2 A bounty hunting bodyguard.
Shania A Native American priestess.
Noembelu Street Fighter Alpha 3
A Native Mexican woman brainwashed by an evil organization.
Thunder Hawk ("T. Hawk") Street Fighter II
A Native Mexican warrior.
Chief Scalpem Sunset Riders
One of the game's bosses.
Nahova Ta•o Taido Arcade A character in the game.
Michelle Chang Tekken
  • Various
 A young woman of Native American and Chinese descent.
Julia Chang The adopted daughter of Michelle.
Red Bear Tengai Makyō: Daiyon no Mokushiroku
An American Indian elder who raised the main character.
Yūnō A teenage Indigenous warrior girl.
Turok Turok games various The main character of the video game series.
Joshua Fireseed Turok 2: Seeds of Evil
One of the main characters.
Danielle Fireseed Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion Nintendo 64 The sister of Joshua.
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