History Main / MadameFortune

* ''Series/ThatsSoRaven:'' One episode, ''Psychics Wanted,'' has Raven join a PhonyPsychic show called Psychic Sidekicks. The main fortune teller of the show goes by Madame Cassandra, and when Raven gets the job, she goes by Madame Tallulah.

* ''Series/ThatsSoRaven:'' One episode, ''PsychicsWanted,'' has Raven join a PhonyPsychic show called Psychic Sidekicks. The main fortune teller of the show goes by Madame Cassandra, and when Raven gets the job, she goes by Madame Tallulah.

* '''Madama Xima''', who is a card-using fortuneteller in ''VideoGame/TheCurseOfMonkeyIsland'' and not amused when Guybrush mispronounces her name as "X-ima" ("Eczema"). Guybrush can have his future told as a hint towards the rest of the game and later has to steal five of Xima's death cards.

These are not to be confused with ''other'' madams, as the latters are woman who run much... [[TheOldestProfession bawdier places]]. "Madame" is also a French honorary term to refer to women, similarly to the English "Mrs.". It might be encountered in English used this way, but it is not that common.

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* '''Madame Leota''', from ''Ride/TheHauntedMansion''. Despite falling into many of the trappings of the cliche Gypsy fortune teller, she is a psychic of the medium sort, who never foretells anything. Early production material also featured a mortal psychic called Madame Z, but she was scrapped in favour of Leota early on.

* '''Madam Rose''', in some versions of ''TabletopGame/{{Cluedo}}''. She is a fraudulent medium represented by the color pink. A later release renamed her "Madame Mystique" and changed her color to orange.

* '''Madame Gensokyo''', in one chapter of ''Manga/TouhouIbarakasenWildAndHornedHermit''. She is an alias of Reimu, who used her ability to communicating with gods to ditch her shrine maiden duties and become a fortune-teller.

* '''Madame Sosostris''' of ''Literature/TheWasteLand'' makes an appearance in ''VideoGame/Curses''.

* '''Madame Yamilah''', from ''[[Franchise/{{Tintin}} Tintin: The Seven Crystal Balls]]''. She is a minor Middle-Eastern or possibly Indian character who appears in the cabaret sequence and correctly predicts that Mrs. Claremont's husband got cursed with one of the crystal balls. The horror of her vision causes her to faint.

* Madame Fawn, in ''VideoGame/{{Okami}}''. She lives in Agata Forest and can predict Amaterasu's future tasks and give her hints about what to do next.

* Madame Shyarly, in ''Manga/OnePiece''. She is a [[NinjaPirateRobotZombie fortune-teller mako shark mermaid cafe owner]] who possesses the ability to see into the future via a crystal ball.
* Madame Gensokyo, in one chapter of ''Manga/TouhouIbarakasenWildAndHornedHermit''. She is an alias of Reimu, who used her ability to communicating with gods to ditch her shrine maiden duties and become a fortune-teller.

* Madame Xanadu, from the [[ComicBook/MadameXanadu eponymous comic book series]], one of Franchise/TheDCU's more prominent mystics. She has PsychicPowers, often uses tarot cards, and is associated with the occult.
* Madame Yamilah, from ''[[Franchise/{{Tintin}} Tintin: The Seven Crystal Balls]]''. She is a minor Middle-Eastern or possibly Indian character who appears in the cabaret sequence and correctly predicts that Mrs. Claremont's husband got cursed with one of the crystal balls. The horror of her vision causes her to faint.
* Madame Rotunda, in the short lived comic ''Sultry Teenage Super Foxes''. She gets possessed by some kind of space ghost vampire.

* Madame Zoodoo, in ''ComicStrip/{{Shoe}}'', complete with head scarf, gaudy jewelry, gazing ball and dimly lit tent. Although she advertises herself as a mystic, she's much more of a DeadpanSnarker.

* Madame Zuleika, in Creator/AgathaChristie's ''Dead Man's Folly'' featuring Literature/HerculePoirot. She is in fact an alias of Sally Legge. Poirot wasn't fooled for a second though, and he recognized Mrs. Legge immediately.

* Madame Zostra, in ''TabletopGame/BetrayalAtHouseOnTheHill''. A gypsy fortune teller, she is one of the playable characters.
* Madam Rose, in some versions of ''TabletopGame/{{Cluedo}}''. She is a fraudulent medium represented by the color pink. A later release renamed her "Madame Mystique" and changed her color to orange.
* Madam Wang, in ''TabletopGame/{{Mysterium}}''. A Chinese clairvoyant woman using a mysterious book to read fortunes, she is one of the mediums investigating the murder of the ghost haunting Warwick Manor.

* Madame Leota, from ''Ride/TheHauntedMansion''. Despite falling into many of the trappings of the cliche Gypsy fortune teller, she is a psychic of the medium sort, who never foretells anything. Early production material also featured a mortal psychic called Madame Z, but she was scrapped in favour of Leota early on.

* Madame Toussaud, in ''Videogame/{{Arcanum}}''. She is a fortune teller who will place a GypsyCurse on you if you hurt her, but reward you with either information or a blessing if you complete a quest in her favor.
* Madame Grunty, in ''VideoGame/BanjoTooie''. In the [[AmusementParkOfDoom Witchyworld]] level, this FortuneTeller alternates between giving Banjo and Kazooie free items and beatings. It is highly possible that Madame Grunty is an alter-ego of [[BigBad Grunthilda the Witch]], as they share similar voices, avatars and names.
* Madam Irma, in ''VideoGame/{{Darkstone}}''. She is implied to be a medium since she has a crystal ball on her table, but she never actually tells any fortunes as far as the player character can see.
* Madame Shoshana, in ''VideoGame/FallenLondon''. London's most greatest chiropteromancer, she reads fortunes in Mrs. Plenty's Carnival. She also writes prediction in the Gazette.
* Madame Fanadi, in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess''. She runs a fortune telling parlor in Hyrule Castle Town, and gives hints to Link about his next endeavors by asking her about his career and the location of Pieces of Hearts when asking her about love. She uses a CrystalBall.

** Madam Fleiss, in ''Prime Suspects''. She is a fraudulent clairvoyant who is among the suspects of the Queen's Hope Diamond heist. Her parlor is among the locations the Master Detective can search for hints throughout the game, and it is as cliche as one could expect.
** Madam Zoltak, a very minor animatronic that appears on a door puzzle in ''Ravenhearst''.
** Madame Fate is one of the series' most important characters. She made her debut in ''Madame Fate'', where she foresees her own demise with her CrystalBall and asks the Master Detective to find the culprit before the crime occurs. She has been referenced in almost every subsequent game, and very prominently in ''Fate's Carnival''.

** Madame Clairvoya, in ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion''. She is a ghost medium who can examine people's future by analyzing their belongings with her CrystalBall. She is notably [[TokenHeroicOrc the only friendly ghost]] featured in the game.
** Madame Bwahstrella, in ''VideoGame/MarioPlusRabbidsKingdomBattle''. She is an animatronic Rabbid fortune teller that is encountered in the Spooky Trails. According to her, Mario and his party all are doomed, but they don't pay much attention to her.

* Madame Pinkie Pie, Pinkie Pie's FortuneTeller alias seen in the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode ''It's About Time''.

* Madame Soleil, a French astrologer who appeared on radio shows and TV for several decades.

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* Many fortune tellers in RealLife have name following this trope. One of the most famous was Madame Soleil, a French astrologer who appeared on radio shows and TV for several decades.

* Madame Yamilah, from ''[[Franchise/{{Tintin}} Tintin: The Seven Crystal Balls]]''. She is a minor Middle-Eastern or possibly Indian character who appears in the cabaret sequence and correctly predicts the Mrs. Claremont's husband got cursed with one of the crystal balls. The horror of her vision causes her to faint.

* Madame Zuleika, in Creator/AgathaChristie's ''Dead Man's Folly''. She is in fact an alias of Sally Legge. Poirot wasn't fooled for a second though, and he recognized Mrs. Legge immediately.

* Madam Wang, In ''TabletopGame/{{Mysterium}}''. A Chinese clairvoyant woman using a mysterious book to read fortunes, she is one of the mediums investigating the murder of the ghost haunting Warwick Manor.

* Madame Toussaud, in ''Videogame/{{Arcanum}}'', She is a fortune teller who will place a GypsyCurse on you if you hurt her, but reward you with either information or a blessing if you complete a quest in her favor.
* Madame Grunty, in ''[[VideoGame/BanjoKazooie Banjo-Tooie]]''. In the [[AmusementParkOfDoom Witchyworld]] level, this FortuneTeller alternates between giving Banjo and Kazooie free items and beatings. It is highly possible that Madame Grunty is an alter-ego of [[BigBad Grunthilda the Witch]], as they share similar voices, avatars and names.

** Madame Fate, in the ''VideoGame/MysteryCaseFiles'' series. One of the series most important characters, she made her debuts in ''Madame Fate'' where she foresees her own demise with her CrystalBall and asks the Master Detective to find the culprit before the crime occurs. She has been referenced in almost every subsequent game, and very prominently in ''Fate's Carnival''.

** Madame Clairvoya, in ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion''. She is a ghost medium who can examine people's future by analyzing their belongings with her CrystalBall. She is notably the only friendly ghost featured in the game.

** Madame Fate, in the ''VideoGame/MysteryCaseFiles'' series. One of the series most important characters, she made her debuts in ''Madame Fate'' where she foresees her own demise with her CrystalBall and asks the Master Detective to find the culprit before the crime occurs. She has been referenced in every single subsequent game, and very prominently in ''Fate's Carnival''.

* ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'':
** Madame Clairvoya, in ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion''. She is a ghost medium who can examine people's future by analyzing their belongings with her CrystalBall. She is notably the only friendly ghost featured in the game.
** Madame Bwahstrella, in ''VideoGame/MarioPlusRabbidsKingdomBattle''. She is an animatronic Rabbid fortune teller that is encountered in the Spooky Trails. According to her, Mario and his party all are doomed, but they don't pay much attention to her.

* Madame Gensokyo, in one chapter of ''Manga/TouhouIbarakasenWildAndHornedHermit''.She is an alias of Reimu, who used her ability to communicating with gods to ditch her shrine maiden duties and become a fortune-teller.

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