What do all these girls have in common? Well, they're total goths. They wear blacks and violets (except for Gwen). And they're all the main characters of their cult-hit shows. We're starting with number one......
Samantha "Sam" Manson from Danny Phantom. She's the leading female, being Danny Phantom's goth best friend and eventual love interest. She has an unholding interest in the subliminal and netherworldly, but combines this with an outspoken attitude on vegetarianism, animal rights and environmentalism. Her personality is seemingly less dreary than the stereotypical "goth" persona usually shown. Based on how she conducts herself, it would be fairer to say that she labels herself a goth more as an outlet for her independence and individuality. Sam is often the most pragmatic of the group, but she can be bossy at times and very determined to stand up for what she believes in. But she's also very caring and jolly towards her friends, Danny and Tucker. She always gets them out of trouble, and if she's in trouble, she can do it by herself anyway. It was hinted that she had a psychic connection to Danny. Her parents are actually super wealthy but she kept this a secret so she won't have "fake friends". Besides, she always clash with her parents and their colorful personality. To be honest, she's the very character who introduced me to the culture of goth.
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Gwen from Total Drama Island. This show is just freakin' awesome. Though she hated it, she auditioned for the show due to a dare of her brother. And so Gwen became a member of the Screaming Gophers and one of their strongest competitors. Actually, she made it to the final two. In some endings, she won the the final challenge. She also became the team captain of the Screaming Gaffers. Because of her lonely goth attitude towards other people, she was dubbed the "weird goth girl" and other nicknames like "death mask" by the mean girls especially Heather. But still, Gwen is well liked by the other contestants. They think that she is pessimistic, which she isn't, however, she steadfastly refuses to be cheerful. Truly, Gwen is not a bitter person, but rather guarded and cautious about whom she lets into her life. Her love interest is the casual yet wimpy Trent, the music guy. Their relationship is very much the favorite.
Cassandra from Hercules: The Animated Series. First off, the real mythological Cassandra is a Trojan princess. Apollo loved her so much that he gave her the gift of prophecy. But she rejected him so he gave her a curse that no one will ever believe her. This was kept in the cartoon adaptation. But to add to her goth personality, Cassandra always predicts the worst things to happen. She usually stays in a trance with spinning eyes and chants her prophecy. Since no one wants to believe her, she became anti-social and became friends with the dorks, Hercules and Icarus. A running gag is that when Cassandra makes sarcastic comments, Hercules and Icarus listen, but when she has visions, they rarely believe her. Icarus (like BeastBoy and Irwin) loves the goth girl who doesn't answer to his affections. But Cassandra tolerates this so she can still keeps her friends. Though she hanged out in a goth club, it seemed none of the goths are close to her.
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Onyx Von Trollenburg from Trollz. You remember those cute little Troll dolls with crazy hairdos? Well, they had a show with a modernized yet magical setting. It's about five teenage troll girls with enchanted gems on their belly buttons. With their magic, they battle forces of evil while dealing with their teenage life. Though the plot is very typical but if you watch the episodes, they're pretty awesome and unique. What's more awesome is that the group has a goth girl. Onyx owns a dark violet gem (like her namesake), shaped like a crescent moon. Her Ancient is Spinell, old Zirconia's husband. Being a goth, she's pretty tough, especially towards cheerleaders and guys standing on her way, always say the wittiest mock. She's kinda anti-social and only keeps her four friends. She's really bad at driving. But she loves poetry and excels in that class. Her love interest is even a poetic rocker named Flint.
Yumi Yoshimura from Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi. It's about the J-Pop duo of PUFFY but it's American made. The character designs are really cute and the stories are hilarious. There's a parody of Yu-Gi-Oh being Stu-Pi-Doh. The intro song even rocks. Yumi is the lead guitarist and, contrast to sweet and peppy drummer Ami, she's sarcastic, cynical and punk. Her style is grunge, metal, punk and of course, goth. She sports a t-shirt with a skull that follows her facial expression. It seems to have a mind of his own too.She has a sly pet black cat named Jang Keng. Being younger, Yumi is also more impetuous than Ami and rushes headlong into a decision before thinking. However, Yumi has a mature side, too, and sometimes reasons with Ami's childish obsession.
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Ingrid Third from Fillmore!. The show is genius. It's about solving crimes in a middle school, with the style of hard-boiled police dramas. Ingrid is Fillmore's partner in the Safety Patrol. Like him, she was a delinquent in the past. She was sent to a reform school in Nepal for an incident "involving a stinkbomb and pinata". She became "Public Enemy No.1" when she moved to X Middle School (though she and Fillmore found out who's the real culprit). She then became the smartest kid in X Middle School due to her photographic memory and is became very helpful in solving cases with Fillmore, even though she's a rookie. She's very determined, tough and understated.
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Lydia Deetz from Beetlejuice. Great movie, great cartoon (even there's a lot of changes). In the film, Beetlejuice was the antagonist, who ended up nearly marrying a disgusted Lydia. In the series, they are best friends, and Lydia, something of a social misfit in the living world, frequently visits him in the afterlife during her free time. She summons him in a longer ritual and wears a cobweb-patterned red pancho. She's in her preteens in the show but pretty much mature, well-mannered and friendly, especially towards the creatures of the Neitherworld. She's an amateur, but nonetheless, talented photographer, etymologist, seamstress and sketch artist artist with an innate affinity and love for all things gross, scary, weird and macabre, and who celebrates all that is "strange and unusual".
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Shareena Wickett from Detention. It's another short-livedold 90's show with a goth girl. It's about a bunch of kids with different personalities and looks who ends up in detention, coz they just want to make merry and mischief. Shareena is considered their leader against Miss Eugenia Kisskillya, the PE teacher and former military sergeant. Shareena is very free spirited and is not scared of standing up for herself and getting what she wants. She's sometimes sarcastic, moody and rude, and even manipulate other children to rebel with her. She hated pink (but she has a pet pig). She once released moths to eat the pink dress her cheerful mom bought for her.
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Misery from Ruby Gloom. Her mishaps are usually a combination of clumsiness and extraordinary bad luck. Evidently, these traits run in her family, as Misery has had relatives who have been present at every single major disaster in recorded history. Fortunately, her friends are all kindhearted enough to take this in stride. Misery spends most of the time in a state of detached apathy and with ever-present trails of tears running from her eyes. She does have tiny moments of happiness throughout the series, but unless they're few and far between, her bad luck rears its ugly head and strikes her down with a vengeance, usually in the form of lightning bolts. But during Friday the 13th, her bad luck gives her a break. She has a talent for singing, well when she's asleep. Otherwise, her singing comes out like banshee screams.
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Joan of Arc from Clone High. She's the clone of Jeanne d'Arc, a 15th century teenage girl who joined the French Army and was burned at a stake for heresy. Unlike the real saint, Joan is an agnostic, doesn't believe in a deity. Well, the rest of the clones do parody the historic figures. As for Joan, she's the goth bestfriend of Abe Lincoln, along with Gandhi. She's very bright, witty, ethical, feministic, vegan and outspoken. But she's full of angst, especially that she's in love with Abe, who's very clueless and instead, in love with Cleopatra. Joan has a tendency to erupt melodramatically into tears, usually when Abe ignores her advances. She doesn't have many friends, especially girls. But guys are attracted to her, especially JFK. She usually beats them up for this.
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Birch Small from My Life Me. It's a new animated series. Though it's drawn in manga style, it's still considered a cartoon, not anime, because of the animation style and westernized plots. Birch is a budding artist and a big fan of manga and anime (like the show's creator). She has problems surviving even one day in high school and her social life. She's the youngest and shortest in the class, so she's always the mismatched one, even among her three friends. Unlike the other cartoon goth girls, Birch is very timid and doesn't have that tough attitude like her skater friend, Sandra. But she's very determined to become a professional artist, even if she had to deal with distractions and confusions of teendom.
I know a lot of you are looking for Raven from Teen Titans.
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Alex in "Creepy Crawly Much?"(Totally Spies) In this episode, Alex was a bit down because her bestfriends, Sam and Clover, have their own boyfriends, while she's always ending up with weird guys, until she bumped into this somber goth guy. Sam and Clover found it too much when Alex's goth boyfriend painted her room black, and Alex kept on speaking in bad goth poetry. Alex dropped the goth scene when their villain, who's a half-insect king, choose her to be his queen because she likes darkness like cockroaches do.
Candace in "Flop Starz" (Phineas and Ferb). This only happened for a second because Candace was trying out different outfits before going to a concert. Her best friend, Stacey, only commented on this, "Too goth." In the end, Candace wore her signature outfit anyway. There's also a girl rock band called The Bettys (Get ready for the Bettys). During that episode, Candace was wearing a spiked collar. There's also another episode where Candace and the goth girl Vanessa had their clothes switched in the dry cleaners (Hail Doofenia!). Candace didn't want to get out of the car so no one could see her in goth clothing (and it didn't fit right coz she's so thin). But somebody did and texted it to everybody, yet Jeremy likes it. I totally laughed when she freaked out in front of him.
Lisa Simpson in "Smart and Smarter" (The Simpsons) When Lisa found out that her baby sister, Maggie, had a higher IQ than her, she suffered in identity crisis. She tried out different social images like cowgirl, soccer girl, cheerleader, rapper, stand-up comedian, etc. Goth was her second choice. Her name was Ravencrone Neversmiles. But Milhouse ruined it when he asked her to make out in the cemetery. He also thought that Lisa was an Oakland Raiders fan! "It's called goth, eternally clueless one," replied Lisa.
Nebula from 6teen. Her real name was Starr, who became Jude's girlfriend. Before she became a hard-core goth, Starr loves skateboarding, being a vegan, yoga, poetry, and New Age. Come to think of it, these things are also loved by some goths. Anyway, in the episode Light’s Out, Jude was totally shocked to find Starr turned into Nebula, “dark and fathomless”. She had gone goth because her eyes were opened and saw the world, “It’s not pretty.” This is the first episode I watched and it’s really sweet because Jude also turned into a goth to please his girlfriend. Nebula belonged to a group of four other goths. One guy works in a soft ice-cream shop. They’re always putting irony on goth stereotypes.
Yin in "Gone-A-Fowl" (Yin Yang Yo!) Yin was forced to be Coop's girlfriend for the day. She finds out that, when aggravated, he can become extremely evil, zapping chaos and darkness (even to clothing). And yet, in his evil phase, he becomes extremely hot. Yin found this as a problem; he can't be hot, at the same time, good. Coop's solution: turn Yin evil and goth! They became a powerful evil couple called Yoop and decided to be Night Masters for the Dark Tomorrow. Yang found evil Yin, or as she calls herself, Eve, impossible to defeat. "C'mon, sis, you don't want to be evil." Yin's reply: You get to wear black >:D 
Malina in "Girls Behaving Oddly" (The Emperor's New School) In this episode, Malina was kicked out of the cheerleading squad because of an A minus. She then made friends with Moxie, the typical wild-haired, tough, bad it-girl, but not really goth goth. They do wear skull earrings and black jackets, and Malina changed her name to just "Mali." She was dared to do bad thing but failed because of Kuzco and Kronk. In the end, Malina's grade was a mistake, and so, she's back to being an A student. 
Vicky (Vexus) in "Queen Bee" (My Life as a Teenage Robot) Technically, she had gone human goth girl. Vexus is a cruel alien robot queen that's bent to conquer Earth. The Crust Sisters, the popular school mean girls, taught her the correct teen slang and fashion, as part of their plan to destroy XJ9. Like Brit and Tiff, she changed her gothic clothes daily. But she became more and more popular and powerful than the Crust Sisters. The two then have to team up with Jenny so they won't become social outcasts. Interestingly, their main outfits in the episode are also goth.
goth together. At first, Betty was feeling ignored by her friends and met two goth girls in a new coffee shop. She had gone goth to get attention from her friends but she realized she was just ignoring them, like what they did to her. In the end, Veronica, Archie and Reggie had gone goth, too, to Betty's attention.
Chloe Crashman from Carl². She’s the sister of the main character, Carl. Like other teenaged goth, she ignores her family and goes out to party in the cemetery. But she has a love-hate relationship with her brother. She’s called the “Damsel of Darkness” but ironically, her boyfriend Damien is afraid of the dark, but he’s still goth. I haven’t watched this cartoon yet. It’s about a teen named Carl having a clone do his stupid errands at school and home. I don’t know if Chloe knows about Carl’s clone. Just let me know, ‘kay? Oh yeah, Chloe changed her looks season to season. That’s cool because it’s really rare to see most cartoon characters change their looks. 
Ophelia Ramirez from The Life and Times of Juniper Lee. With a world of monsters, a goth is there. She’s one of June’s best friends. Ophelia is the total opposite of Jody, the peppy other best friend. If Creepy Susie is French, well Ophelia is Mexican and speaks fluent Spanish, but not in most episodes. But Ophelia is more of a punk or an ill-tempered goth. One friend, the dorky Roger, has a crush on her. She acts like a bully to her friends, but she still cherishes them, “Keep your stupid friends closer.” She’s like Mandy, except Ophelia smiles sometimes.
