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* Not exactly a god, but ''Literature/TheNeverendingStory'' has Moonchild, the Childlike Empress of Fantasia.

* Manga/FukashigiPhilia's antagonist duo consists of a psychopathic modern-day slaver, and a girl with the power to make ALMOST anything she says come true instantly. This goes about as well as you can guess. Deconstructed when her reality-warping powers have unintended consequences (parents killed, brother traumatized, lots of bystander casualties), and when her partner screws her over by muting her, which de-powers her, even though she could have set up some powerful safeguards. It's implied that if she was more experienced with her powers and/or could alter human souls at the source, most of the plot wouldn't have happened.

* In ''Comicbook/TheSandman1989'', the Lord of Chaos, Shivering Jemmy, manifests as a young blond girl with a balloon.

* The ultimate conclusion of ''Comicbook/{{Lucifer}}'': [[spoiler:Yahweh retires by Lucifer's suggestion, and Elaine Belloc takes His place.]]
* Comicbook/{{Spawn}} originally portrayed a feminine almighty being who had previously taken human form as [[JesusWasWayCool Jesus]] and was in fact the ''mother'' of the series' more commonly-seen and [[GodIsEvil antagonistic]] "God". In recent years following a ContinuityReboot, the one and only known God is portrayed as female.

* [[TheOldGods Ryn]], the main character of Literature/TheOneWhoEatsMonsters, looks like a slightly underfed five-foot tall, sixteen-year old girl who weighs "one hundred and three pounds." She's actually the oldest "monster"" in the world, and if it weren't for the fact that in all her many millennia of existence, she never learned to blend in with humans, she'd be a goddess second only to the Fates themselves. She can control the weather, slice atoms off things, and kill things that ''literally can't be killed.'' Inside her heart is a portal to [[TheNothingAfterDeath ''gehenna,'']] a dark star so hot that if she eats someone's heart, it will burn up their souls.

* The {{Music/Groove Coverage}} song, "God Is a Girl" is just about that. The music video depicts the members of the music group as traveling show evangelists, convincing people into believing that an 11-year-old girl traveling with them is God.

* Moriya Suwako from ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}''.

** In fact, Touhou has a lot of goddesses. ''Mountain of Faith'', which brought Kanako and Suwako, also as the Aki sisters and Hina. The former fit the bill much more, but they're also incredibly weak.
* Yune from ''VideoGame/FireEmblemRadiantDawn'' should count.

* Ingrid of the ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' series (though she debuted in ''[[VideoGame/CapcomFightingEvolution Capcom Fighting Jam]]'') definitely counts. It's implied that she is the creator/true owner of Bison's Psycho Power (and by extension, Rose's Soul Power) and she seems to be [[{{Immortality}} immortal]], with the power to TimeTravel at her leisure. [[AllThereInTheManual Supplemental materials]] for ''VideoGame/StreetFighterXTekken'' also credits her as the creator of [[ArtifactOfDoom Pandora]], the god-like object that everyone's fighting over.

* Aqua from ''LightNovel/{{Konosuba}}'' is a goddess of water who doesn't appear to be more than 20 years old. She's also [[ItsAllAboutMe a brat]], [[TheGodsMustBeLazy incredibly lazy]], [[HardDrinkingPartyGirl loves to drink and party]], and [[TheDitz not exactly very bright]]. She at one point mentions that [[YearInsideHourOutside time passes more quickly in heaven]], so it's entirely possible that she's exactly the age she seems to be.

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* FanFic/AGrowingAffection has [[spoiler: The Reaper, the goddess of Death.]] She appears as an unnaturally cute girl of no more than six years. And she doesn't even take offense at Naruto's accidental blasphemy.

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* On ''Series/{{Angel}}'', Wolfram & Hart's conduit to the Senior Partners would sometimes manifest as a sweet little girl

* Parodied in ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' episode "Parts: The Clonus Horror", when three omnipotent space children run away from home and use their powers to pester the cast.

* The Groove Coverage song, "God Is a Girl" is just about that. The music video depicts the members of the music group as traveling show evangelists, convincing people into believing that an 11-year-old girl traveling with them is God.

* [[http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-239 SCP-239]] from the Wiki/SCPFoundation seems to be a RealityWarper in the form of a young girl.

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* LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya thinks that she's an OrdinaryHighschoolStudent, but she has universe-level {{reality warp|er}}ing abilities that she is unaware of, and [[LockedOutOfTheLoop everyone strives to keep it that way]]. At least one faction within the story [[UnreliableExpositor believes that she actually is (a) god]], as does a portion of the fandom.

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* Implied in ''Film/Warlock1991'': The Warlock is looking for the [[TomeOfEldritchLore Grand Grimoire,]] which will reveal God's secret name, which will destroy the universe if spoken backward. In the end, he gets the book and we see it spelling out the name. We can almost read it before it cuts away and it looks like it says [[spoiler: either "Rokisha" or "Roaisha", which certainly sound like girl's names.]]

* Implied in Film/{{Warlock}}. The Warlock is looking for the [[TomeOfEldritchLore Grand Grimoire,]] which will reveal God's secret name, which will destroy the universe if spoken backward. In the end, he gets the book and we see it spelling out the name. We can almost read it before it cuts away and it looks like it says [[spoiler: either "Rokisha" or "Roaisha", which certainly sound like girl's names.]]

* [[spoiler:Madoka]]'s wish in ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'' essentially makes her God. Well, that and [[AbstractApotheosis the embodiment of Hope]].]]

* Lain from ''Anime/SerialExperimentsLain''.
** [[AGodIAmNot She personally denies it quite vigorously]]. The implications are that she could be God if she wanted to, but doesn't think that's what the world needs. There also may or may not be something above her better deserving of the title, but he isn't exactly a conventional deity either, assuming that he's not just her creation, as well. MindScrew, ahoy!

* [[spoiler:Madoka]]'s wish in ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'' [[spoiler:essentially makes her God. Well, that and [[AbstractApotheosis Hope]].]]

Since most people imagine God as a [[GrandpaGod bearded old man]], the natural antithesis of this expectation would be having the supreme ruler of the universe be a young girl instead. Creators will sometimes do this to subvert a viewer's expectations, especially in works heavy with EpilepticTrees and MindScrew.

* In ''Comicbook/TheSandman'', the Lord of Chaos, Shivering Jemmy, manifests as a young blond girl with a balloon.

* In ''Bit F City'', the most powerful Randomnian god, creater of a whole dimension, is a 6-year old. She also has the mentality of one.

* In ''[[VideoGame/PuyoPuyo Puyo Puyo Tetris 2]]'', [[spoiler:this is the true identity of [[MysteriousWaif Marle]], being the [[PhysicalGod physical manifestation of the Will of the World]] responsible for watching over the puzzle worlds, not to mention taking on the form of a young girl.]]

* Implied in ''Film/{{Warlock}}. The Warlock is looking for the [[TomeOfEldritchLore Grand Grimoire,]] which will reveal God's secret name, which will destroy the universe if spoken backward. In the end, he gets the book and we see it spelling out the name. We can almost read it before it cuts away and it looks like it says [[spoiler: either "Rokisha" or "Roaisha", which certainly sound like girl's names.]]

* ''Cafe'' was a movie about a coffee shop that took place [[PlatonicCave in a world as a computer program]]. The chief programmer was a teenage girl.

* In ''[[VideoGame/PuyoPuyo Puyo Puyo Tetris 2]]'', this is the true identity of [[MysteriousWaif Marle]], being the [[PhysicalGod physical manifestation of the Will of the World]] responsible for watching over the puzzle worlds, not to mention taking on the form of a young girl.]]

* In ''Videogame/DragonballXenoverse'', the Supreme Kai of Time is a short pink-skinned girl whose job is to make sure the Franchise/DragonBall timeline is untouched and sends agents to fix anything that potentially goes wrong.

* Webcomic/{{Minus}} isn't really confirmed to be God in the comic - just a girl with limitless unexplained powers.
** But she does create the Afterlife, and is shown to run it whenever she isn't busy having fun.

* Raava from ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'' is a female God-equivalent, albeit an [[EldritchAbomination inhuman]] one.