Least Favorite / Likable / Notweworthy Female Character(s) in animation...

[Radical]

A few more least favorite awful female characters for me,

Jade Chan(Jackie Chan Adventures) - A really annoying little brat for poor Jackie throughout his awesome crazy adventures, having her be written off the show to only be Jackie/Uncle only would make me really happy.

She-Bang(Static Shock) - Never cared for her character as much as I find her really annoying/insufferable as much as I wanna punch her, loved it when the awesome Static/Richie(Gear) make her back off though.First DC superheroine that I disliked.

Kid Gwen Tennyson/Ma Vreedle(Ben 10/Omniverse) - Such an annoying unpleasant/insufferable unlikable brat who's the worst part of the show for me, but mostly loved the Future Adult Gwen/Teenage Gwen who were more better than her.Ma Vreedle was a boring annoying unpleasant alien villainess as much as her making poor Vilgax cry was pretty stupid.

Tiffany/Sandy(Clarence) - They were annoying/unlikable which their awful characters were frustrating to watch, I hope Breehn gets a Crowning Moment of Awesome to stand up to piece of trash Tiffany.

Eva Heinemann(Monster) - Such a horrible witch girlfriend for poor Dr. Kenzo Tenma on making his life miserable, ugh, I'm glad she got smacked though.

Tokine/Tokiko(Tokine's grandma)(Kekkaishi) - Such annoying unlikable unpleasant jerkettes on poor Yoshimori, ugh.

 

[Thad Thawne]

The Kanker Sisters they're rapists

 

[Mr. Daniel]

Identity politics in entertainment should stop if you ask me. Why can't they just be good or bad characters? Not good or bad FEMALE characters? I love great female characters in animation but does their gender have to add how good or bad they are in a story?

Oh, and to answer your question, Orihime Inoue from Bleach

 

[Light Lucario]

Identity politics in entertainment should stop if you ask me. Why can't they just be good or bad characters? Not good or bad FEMALE characters? I love great female characters in animation but does their gender have to add how good or bad they are in a story?

Oh, and to answer your question, Orihime Inoue from Bleach

I don't think anyone was saying that gender have to add how good or bad they are in a story. I didn't get that impression from this thread at least. Most of the complaints here are basically just how they're written rather than just being bad female characters in general. While I understand the point you're making here, I also think it is important to recognize a character's gender, especially when finding good written female characters can unfortunately be a difficult process in most forms of media.