History Main / CatGirl

* The Ecaflips in ''VideoGame/{{Dofus}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}'' are cat people.

* Jil [=DeSmoot=] in ''Nexus'' is a Felim, an alien species of cat-people. She's also a LipstickLesbian (in fact, one issue revealed that the males and females of her species have a deep instinctive aversion to each other except during mating season).

* ''Webcomic/SomethingPositive'' doesn't have any actual catgirls, but frequently has gags involving catgirl {{cosplay}}ers, which are depicted as grotesque muppet-like creatures which swarm through fan conventions annoying everyone else.

* Indeed, Steve Jackson Games apparently likes this trope. The original ''Bio-Tech'' supplement for ''TabletopGame/{{GURPS}}'' featured "Felicia-series bioroids", a race of genetically engineered cat-girls. (They can temporarily gain SuperSpeed, but afterwards their libido and other appetites go into overdrive.) These were then incorporated in the ''TabletopGame/TranshumanSpace'' setting.
* Cat people are also one of the "chimera" types in ''{{GURPS}} Technomancer''. They look something like the Cat-Nuns in ''Series/DoctorWho''. Cat halflings, however, resemble conventional catgirls.

* Zii cosplaying as Nekomimi-chan in ''Webcomic/MenageA3''

* Aryssa Katrina of Nick Meyer's {{Verboten}} is a cat girl in the classical mold. This is because she's [[HalfHumanHybrid part feralian]] -- a species of humanoid felines with a tribal, ProudWarriorRaceGuy society. Since she's only ''half'' feralian, she's a cute PettingZooPerson, but she lacks the agility and strength of full feralians, and she's not too popular with her tribe.

** The ''Star Munchkin'' variant has them as a playable race, the D20 version states that they're the result of a [[FurryFandom Furry convention]] and an [[MadScientist irresponsible bio-engineer]] conference getting double-booked.
* From the people who brought you ''TabletopGame/{{Munchkin}}'', there's also the game ''SPANCSpacePirateAmazonNinjaCatgirls''. It's ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.
** Indeed SJGames likes this trope. Several ''{{GURPS}}'' supplements feature the Felicia-series bioroids, a race of genetically engineered cat-girls. They can temporarily gain SuperSpeed but afterward their libido goes into overdrive.
** Cat people are also one of the "chimeras" in ''{{GURPS}} Technomancer''. They look something like the Cat-Nuns in ''Series/DoctorWho''. Cat halflings however, resemble conventional catgirls.

* ''TheDragonDoctors'' features a, as Sarin, resident pervert says "The least [=Catgirl=] I know."

* In episode 55 of ''Manga/CardcaptorSakura'', Sakura is sucked inside a copy of AliceInWonderland, and Eriol appears as a CatBoy version of the Cheshire Cat.

* Azusa, a.k.a. "Azu-nyan" from ''{{Manga/K-On}}'' isn't really a catgirl, but she's often forced to wear cat ears by the music club advisor.

* Webvideo/TheNostalgiaCritic review of ''Film/{{Catwoman}}'' had him attacked by a League of Catwomen - one of them being [[WholesomeCrossdresser a black dude]], as a stand-in for the [[Series/{{Batman}} Eartha Kitt Catwoman]].

* The Mithra from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI'' are an entire ''race'' of catgirls. While there ''are'' male mithra, they are rare and needed for breeding, so they don't get to leave the villages and go adventuring.
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'' has their own version of the FFXI races, including their own version of mithra named miqo'te. They come in two varieties: Regular and Drow. ''A Realm Reborn'' added playable Male miqo'te, so now we have catboys in addition to catgirls.

* Additional video game example: The Mithra from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI'' are an entire ''race'' of catgirls.
** There ''are'' male mithra, but they don't go out adventuring. They're rare and are needed for breeding, so they don't get to leave the villages.
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'' has their own version of the FFXI races, including their own version of mithra named miqo'te. They come in two varieties: Regular and Drow. And the males are every bit as scarce.
** There are plans to add playable Male miqo'te. So we'll finally have catboys in addition to catgirls.

* Beastmasters in ''{{Disgaea}} 2'' combine standard [[UnusualEars demonic ears]] with not quite as standard lion tails and "mane-like" hair for the appearance of almost-but-not-quite lion girls. The "Kit Cat[[note]]Now called "Nekomata" as of Disgaea 4[[/note]]" breed of monsters are so obvious they didn't even get mentioned, with kitty ears, tail, and strategically-placed strips of fur, Felicia-style.

* Most famous video game example: Felicia from ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}''.

* S. Andrew Swann's Literature/MoreauSeries (''Forests of the Night'', ''Emperors of the Twilight'', ''Specters of the Dawn'', and ''Fearful Symmetries'') is set in a mid-21st century world where 'Moreaus' are animal-human hybrids created as soldiers via genetic engineering; the main character, Nohar Rajasthan, is the son of first-generation tiger hybrids bred for Indian special forces; there are other species that were engineered for special purposes, such as rats and mongoose. Nohar is dating a literal catgirl at the beginning of the series, a Jaguar moreau.

* There are a few in the ''Anime/YuGiOh'' [[TabletopGame/YuGiOh Trading Card Game]] -- the two Nekogals and Thunder Nyan Nyan. The Thunder Nyan Nyan is depicted as a cat-girl playing drums.

* ComicBook/{{Catwoman}} and [[SecretSix Catman]] (Thomas Blake).

* Doctor Katherine "Kat" Manx from ''Series/PowerRangersSPD'' has cat ears.

* ''WesternAnimation/AladdinTheSeries'' had an Egyptian-themed CatGirl villain named Mirage,

* [[http://accessworld.deviantart.com AccessWorld]] and [[http://bewildered.deviantart.com/ Bridget E. Wilde]] on DeviantArt, have catgirl characters.
* Another DeviantArt creation is [[http://seijimei.deviantart.com/ Ken D. Blackwell's]] Pagan, a cryptid cat girl who wanders the world getting into all kinds of adventures because of her curiosity.

* ''WebAnimation/RWBY'' has [[spoiler: Blake]], who is part of a larger group of LittleBitBeastly hybrids, called the Faunus.

* CJ Cherryh's ''Chanur'' series has catlike aliens -- a powerful space-faring species where the female is dominant -- who rescue and take care of Tully, a lost human male.
** The Hani are clearly intended to be intelligent lions; their society is based on co-operative groups of females, with a few males kept purely for sex and driven out when they lose a status fight with another male. The heroine becomes a scandal when, influenced by alien notions, she not only keeps her husband on when he loses a fight, but actually expects him to ''work'' on her ship.
* Creator/FritzLeiber's ''The Wanderer'' has a Sexy Alien [=Catgirl=] from a SuperiorSpecies teach the hero about Sexy [=Catgirl=] Sex. It's notable that this is a Western novel from [[TheSixties the 1960s]].

* The ''{{ComicBook/X-Men}}'' has Emma Frost's early student, Catseye, who could turn into a cat. However, this was later {{retcon}}ned by creator ChrisClaremont into her being ''[[DorkAge a mutant cat who could turn into a human]]''. However, this was re-retconned back into her being a human mutant by Marvel's editorial, who hated the idea (StanLee had done the same thing years earlier, when Chris Claremont had {{Wolverine}} originally hinted to be a mutant wolverine.)

* In episode 55 of CardcaptorSakura, Sakura is sucked inside a copy of AliceInWonderland, and Eriol appears as a CatBoy version of the Cheshire Cat.

* Interesting example with the ''Manga/DOGSBulletsAndCarnage'' manga. There is a cat-girl... only she's at least seventy, and looks every year.

* Suzi, Kai, and Maliko in ''TalesOfMU'', the 'companions' of the overbearing foxgirl Sooni. These 'nekoyokai' (or just 'nekos') are rather more cat-like than most cat girls, having all-over fur and cat-like eyes, unlike the rather more human-like Sooni.