Characters
(name)
- Yoko Belnades, a supporting character in the Castlevania series
- Yoko Herene, a character of My-Otome
- Yoko Kuno, a character of All About Lily Chou-Chou
- Yoko Littner, a major character of Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann
- Yoko Matsutani, a character of Legendz
- Yohko Mano, a character of Devil Hunter Yohko
- Yoko Okino, a minor character of Case Closed
- Yoko Tsuno is a comic book series created by the Belgian writer Roger Leloup
- Yoko Suzuki, character in the Resident Evil series
- Yoko former name of Gally (Alita)
- Yoko, a character of Inukami!
- Yoko, a character from the 2004 American supernatural horror movie The Grudge
- Yoko, the birth name of the main character in the manga "Battle Angel Alita" (someone else named her Alita because she forgot it, eventually she remembers her name is Yoko from a flashback, but decides to keep her name Alita anyway)
A form of the YuYu Hakusho character Kurama is called Demon Fox (Yoko) Kurama; this "Yoko" is not a proper name.
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