List of fictional big cats


This list of fictional big cats is subsidiary to the List of fictional cats and other felines and includes notable large feline characters that appear in various works of fiction. This list excludes hybrids such as ligers and tiglons.

Literature

NameSpeciesAuthorWorkNotes
AslanLionC. S. LewisThe Lion, the Witch and the WardrobeA talking lion, the King of Beasts, son of the Emperor-Over-the-Sea; a wise, compassionate, magical authority ; mysterious and benevolent guide to the human children who visit; guardian and saviour of Narnia. Lewis described Aslan as an alternative version of Christ, that is, as the form in which Christ might have appeared in a fantasy world. "Aslan" is Turkish for "lion".
BagheeraLeopardRudyard KiplingThe Jungle BookFriendly, loyal, trustworthy, protective, sly, clever, serious and responsible character
ChandreLionEduard UspenskiyCheburashka
Cowardly LionLionL. Frank BaumThe Wonderful Wizard of OzAs his name implies, he is a lion without any courage.
GrogramanLionMichael EndeThe NeverEnding StoryDubbed "The Many Colored Death"
GuenhwyvarBlack pantherR. A. SalvatoreThe Dark Elf Trilogy600 lb. Astral entity, summoned through a figurine likeness. Guenhwyvar can spend half a day on the Material Plane before needing to be dismissed home to rest. She will also heal faster on the Astral Plane. Companion to Drizzt Do'Urden.
Hungry TigerTigerL. Frank BaumOzma of OzA gluttonous tiger who will not eat friends or defenseless beings due to his conscience
Jad-bal-jaLionEdgar Rice BurroughsTarzan and the Golden LionA companion to Tarzan
JussufTigerGünter EichDer Tiger JussufThe title circus tiger in a radio play
LafcadioLionShel SilversteinLafcadio: The Lion Who Shot BackThe title character in a children's book
NagaLionessScott HawkinsThe Library at Mount CharShort for 'Nagasaki' She is a young lioness who befriends the hero of the story.
Painted JaguarJaguarRudyard KiplingJust So StoriesA jaguar cub who is one of the antagonists of the story.
Richard ParkerTigerYann MartelLife of PiCompanion to Pi, originally named "Thirsty" but renamed due to a name confusion with the hunter.
Shere KhanTigerRudyard KiplingThe Jungle BookA dishonorable tiger who seeks to devour Mowgli and rule the jungle
StelmariaSnow leopardPhilip PullmanHis Dark MaterialsLord Asriel's daemon
TiggerTigerA. A. MilneWinnie the PoohDoes not like thistles, acorns or honey, but loves Malt Medicine
The Tiger Who Came to TeaTigerJudith KerrThe Tiger Who Came to TeaA tiger who interrupts Sophie and her family's afternoon tea session

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