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* Katherine in ''LightNovel/KazeNoStigma'', from a "famous American fire mage family".

* ''Manga/FoodWars'': Erina Nakiri is the daughter of a rich family. She's exceptionally beautiful and talented as a chef albeit too arrogant for her own good, at least until she undergoes some CharacterDevelopment. Her cousin Alice also counts, though she tends to be a lot more childish in her behavior and is a lot friendlier and more sociable.

** Monaco is a straighter example, though.

** Austria's Nyotalia form is also this, though she loses the glasses.

* [[spoiler: Mirai Asuka]] from ''Manga/KingOfIdol'' revealed to be one in chapter 40

* Little Neese in ''Roleplay/RecordOfLodossWar''. Her mother is a very high ranking priestess, her father a famous sorcerer, and her grandmother was a one of the greatest heroes of Lodoss. As most kings of Lodoss were born commoners [[AsskickingEqualsAuthority and gained their position by becoming famous heroes]], this puts her in the very highest circles of society. Her personal bodyguard Aldo also always calls her Neese-sama aka Lady Neese.

* Chiyo-chan in ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'', though she defies pretty much all of the stereotypes other than "BigFancyHouse", "polite speech patterns" and "has her own power and influence". Unlike most examples, she's a CheerfulChild who's generally very nice, smart and well-liked.

* Chiyo-chan in ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'', though she defies pretty much all of the stereotypes other than "BigFancyHouse", "polite speech patterns" and "has her own power and influence". Unlike most examples, she's generally [[CheerfulChild cute, smart, and well-liked]].

* Chiyo-chan in ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'', though she defies pretty much all of the stereotypes other than "BigFancyHouse" and "has her own power and influence", and the latter is because she's [[CheerfulChild cute, smart, and well-liked]].

* Claudia Enfield from ''LightNovel/TheAsteriskWar'' is the StudentCouncilPresident of the school the protagonists attend to and the daughter of a high-ranking official from a MegaCorp that essentially rules the world. Ayato even lampshades that, given the current political climate, Claudia has a better social standing than Julis, who is an actual princess.

* Ayumi Himekawa and Shiori Takamiya from ''Manga/GlassMask''. Ayumi is another ojou with lighter hair (downright blond in the old series), though Shiori is more of a traditional black-haired one. In Ayumi's specific case, it's actually [[DeconstructedTrope deconstructed]] in the way this affects both her (lots of people think Ayumi is [[{{Nepotism}} using her parents' fame and wealth to further her career]], but she'll have nothing of it) and Maya (one of the reasons she thinks Ayumi is superior to her, which again doesn't amuse her).

* Tsuruya from ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya'' is an aversion to any of the typical personalities. Technically she's an ojou because her family is ridiculously rich, and her BigFancyHouse is extremely impressive; however she has absolutely none of the personality traits of one. She's laid-back, down to earth and is simply "one of the girls", not to mention a lot of fun. Probably why she gets along with Haruhi so well.

** Miyuki Takara is the NiceGirl type; she lives in a [[BigFancyHouse mansion]], always at the top of the class, is extremely kind and polite to everyone despite her wealth and intellect, and her other friends go to an academy where they exchange greetings like those in ''LightNovel/MariaWatchesOverUs''.

* ''LightNovel/MariaWatchesOverUs'':

%%* Midori from ''LightNovel/TelepathyShoujoRan''.

%%* Taiga Aisaka from ''LightNovel/{{Toradora}}'' appears to have the funds--at least enough to live in a huge apartment on her own, financed by her parents [[spoiler: (or better said, her mom and stepfather)]]. Of course, her small stature and [[{{Tsundere}} violent outbursts]] don't really make her give off the vibe.

* ''VideoGame/FireEmblem'':

** ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade The Binding Blade]]'' gives us [[spoiler: Pent and Louise's daughter]], Clarine. She's a mounted WhiteMagicianGirl -> MagicWarrior who tends to act like a Type 2, but shows two or three Type 1 traits too (specially towards [[TsunDere Dorothy]]). There's also MagicalGirlWarrior Lilina.

* Despite her [[NoSocialSkills complete lack of social skills]], Kotomi Ichinose from VisualNovel/{{Clannad}} comes from a rich family.

* Kamishirou Rin (Japanese-type) and Kazetsubaki Kuriko (western-type) in ''LightNovel/{{Maburaho}}''.

** Also, three of Milly's friends are also Ojous to some degree. Nina Einstein mixed this with ShrinkingViolet and later PsychoLesbian, Shirley Fenette was this and the NaiveEverygirl, and Kallen Kouzuki mixed the Ojou and IllGirl images when she was in school to cover up her ActionGirl escapades.

* Yurika Kirishima from ''[[VideoGame/RivalSchools Project Justice]]'' is an odd amalgamation of qualities from both types of Ojou. Like the Proper Lady, she is unassuming and naive (although her desire for a normal life [[spoiler:is to escape her current life as a hired assassin and her brother's reluctant henchwoman]]), but lacks the vocal fanbase that worships her every move. She has the physical features of the Royal Brat (OjouRinglets and TsurimeEyes eyes), but lacks any of the personality traits of that type. She is still portrayed as high-class and implied to be rich, at least compared to her best friends [[BikerBabe Akira]] and [[JapaneseDelinquents Zaki]].

* ''VideoGame/RuleOfRose'' has examples of the both basic types: first Diana who is closer to the latter definition as the ''de facto'' leader of the Aristocrat Club, characterized by her strong-willed, mischiveous personality and willingness to humiliate those who don't meet her standards, most notably the protagonist Jennifer. The second example is closer to the first definition: [[spoiler:the sickly, gentle-minded Wendy who in her role of Rose Princess outranks Diana and apparently is the founder and lawmaker of the Club. [[{{Yandere}} You also don't want to end up in her bad side.]] ]]

* ''VisualNovel/TrueLoveJunaiMonogatari'' has Remi Himekawa, who is the sweet LonelyRichKid type.

** Also Sophie Rhys-Jones, Countess of Wessex, the wife of Prince Edward the Earl of Essex.

* Romana of ''Series/DoctorWho'', a Time Lady who, as she reminds him, did far better academically than the Doctor and who started off early on as an IceQueen, became a ProperLady, before regenerating. [[Franchise/DoctorWhoExpandedUniverse Every iteration of the Expanded Universe]], has Romana's second or third regeneration become Lady President of the Time Lords.

* Gardenia from [[Franchise/DotHack the .hack games]] both acts like a highly esteemed general and has her own devoted fan club (whom all members refer to her as Lady Gardenia). In fact it's because of Gardenia's fan club that Kite was able to recruit her as they forced him to deliver her a letter. [[spoiler: And leading her to reveal she doesn't want anything to do with this fan club when she refuses to cooperate with Kite by taking the letter. At first.]]

* Tsukiko Okakura from ''Manga/SakuraNoIchiban'' is from a wealthy noble family, has a group of girls that follow her every step, and is a member of the school's Sakura Blossom Club, a club where girls from rich families go to have tea parties. She also possesses a HimeCut.

* Mami Honda from ''Manga/SuperGals!'' is ridiculously rich in the anime.

* Kamishirou Rin (Japanese-type) and Kazetsubaki Kuriko (western-type) in ''Anime/{{Maburaho}}''.

* Mika from ''Manga/{{Kanamemo}}'' is an odd case; she behaves very much like an {{ojou}}, even calling Kana a "commoner", but why a rich girl would have to deliver newspapers is never addressed.

** Also Evangeline, who lives in a gorgeous BigFancyHouse and is served by Chachamaru there. [[spoiler: She also was a more normal "Ojou", aka a high-ranked membress of a Scottish clan, before she became a vampire by the Lifemaker.]]
** In a throwaway phrase [[spoiler: after she gets a Pactio from Negi]], Kotaro mentions that Chizuru Naba is an {{Ojou}} as well. The Nabas seem to be [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy_industry into heavy industries,]] so they're are likely to be a part of a ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keiretsu keiretsu]]'' (the sucessors of the [[UsefulNotes/ImperialJapan old-time]] ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zaibatsu zaibatsu]]''). What does this mean? That her family is on par with ''Ayaka's'' in riches and prestige. No wonder they're close friends and share the same dorm.
*** Confirmed after Ayaka [[spoiler: gets her pactio card and explains her business plans to help with Negi's Mars Terraforming project - the Naba's will be helping out financially (which indeed confirms Chizuru's {{Ojou}} standing)]].

* Relena Darlian/Peacecraft from ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamWing Gundam Wing]]'' is both TheOjou and RebelliousPrincess. A more traditional Ojou is Sylvia Noventa.

* Ryoko Katsuragi in ''Manga/PenguinRevolution'' is Vice President of the Student Council and TheOjou of her school... except she's [[WholesomeCrossdresser actually a guy]]. Everyone at school [[AttractiveBentGender still thinks she's gorgeous]], though.

** For obvious reasons, pretty much every female in the Japanese Imperial Family qualifies as TheOjou. Crown Princess Masako (now Empress Masako) was an atypical case, though, as she had her own career as a lawyer before getting married to Crown Prince Naruhito ''and'', like the Empress, was a commoner.

** The [[NoSenseOfDirection perpetually lost]] Isumi Saginomiya fits the trope even better then Nagi; her profile in the manga even calls her the one most worthy of the title "Ojou-sama", and in the omake to Volume 5, chapter 52, Nagi and Sakuya actually discuss why she qualifies as the most ojou of the ojou-samas. Look it up ''[[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/hayate_the_combat_butler/c052/17.html here]]'' and ''[[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/hayate_the_combat_butler/c052/18.html here]]''

* ''Manga/DetectiveConan'':
** The Suzuki sisters, Ayako (ProperLady) and Sonoko (mild SpoiledBrat).
** Also, ''many'' ojous show up in the different cases -- like Akie and Natsue Hatamoto (SpoiledBrat and ProperLady, respectively), Reika Yotsui (''massive'' RichBitch [[spoiler: who dies for it]]), Asuka Shibazaki (top model, daughter of a politician and another RichBitch [[spoiler: who also pays with her life]]), Ema Anzai (oil painter, member of a ''keiretsu'' and also a RichBitch [[spoiler: [[RuleOfThree ... guess what happens to her]]?]]), Etsuko Torakura (ProperLady, married into a rich family [[spoiler: via a cruel ScarpiaUltimatum]]), Naoko Takei (mix of ProperLady and LonelyRichKid [[spoiler: who is kidnapped due to her father's horrible sins]]), etc.¨
** The latest Ojou in the series is Momiji Oouka, who mixes the IceQueen and SpoiledBrat types (she's more of the first in the manga, and more of the second in the 21-th NonSerialMovie).

* Lady Bow of ''VideoGame/PaperMario'' is a Boo version of this.

* The ''Franchise/PrettyCure'' multiverse seems to like them, with Honoka (Cure White) from ''Anime/FutariWaPrettyCure'' and both Komachi (Cure Mint) and the aforementioned Karen (Cure Aqua) from ''Anime/YesPrettyCure5''. Then, there are Reika (Cure Beauty) from ''Anime/SmilePrettyCure'', and Alice (Cure Rosetta) from ''Anime/DokiDokiPrecure'', the latter being as rich as Karen. Both, Karen and Alice, are shown to have butlers.

* ''VideoGame/PrincessMaker 2'':