Cute Ghost Girl: Difference between revisions

In some cases, the ghost girl will actually have some sort of artificial body that allows them to act even more like a normal human.

 

 

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* Oshizu from ''[[To Love Ru]]''. Has an artificial body made by Mikado-sensei that she possesses.

* Sayo Aisaka (seen above) from ''[[Mahou Sensei Negima]]''. A little more ghost-y than others, but mainly because nobody can see her. When they finally figure out she exists they start treating her like a normal girl. Currently possesses a Voodoo doll and pilots [http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/v28/c253/7.html this].

** In the anime, Sayaka's story was different. She was still a [[Cute Ghost Girl]], but actually was an employee of Koenma who has to keep Yuusuke on check to see if he's really worthy of being revived.

** Orihime was one of these in the pilot chapter, and if you don't think that tiny!Rukia is adorable as well, there's something wrong with you.

* One such ghost girl is a student under ''[[Hell Teacher Nube]].''

* Okinu from ''[[Ghost Sweeper Mikami]]''. {{spoiler|She comes back to life eventually, since her lieless body is found uncorrupted and still in use..}}

* The Zashiki Warashi that lives in Japan's home in ''[[Axis Powers Hetalia]]''. {{spoiler|It's all but stated that she and the [[Kappa]] have to leave, though, since Japan cannot see them anymore.}}

 

 

== [[Comics]] ==

 

 

* Alice from ''The Ghost Who Ate Chocolate''.

* ''[[Bones of Faerie]]'': The main character, Liza, has her baby sister come back as a shadowy ghost.

* In ''[[The Lovely Bones]]'', as well as [[The Book Of The Movie]], the main character becomes this early on. As this is the focus of the book, more attention than usual is paid to the fact that she's a ghost.

 

 

* Komachi from ''[[Madan Senki Ryukendo]]''. She's a ghost that only Kenji can see most of the time, and when she temporarily regains her body in one episode, she ends up faceplanting into the wall, since she can't walk through it anymore.

* Annie from ''[[Being Human (UK)]]''. The fact that she is a ghost is brought up a bit more often than average, seeing as how the whole premise is "monsters as roommates," but in a lot of her scenes she's just a normal female roommate who happens to be dead. And she definitely counts as cute.

** Another episode has a woman's experiment leave her disembodied and her body in a coma. {{spoiler|This being Outer Limits, she totally dies for real by the end, as does her husband who is trying to get the machine to restore her. It's made as un-depressing as such an ending can be - unusual for The Outer Limits, which almost always went for [[It Got Worse]] - by having them [[Together in Death|appear in spirit form and reunite]], before vanishing for parts unknown but seeming [[Died Happily Ever After|optimistic about it.]]}}

* Sarah Collins on ''[[Dark Shadows (TV series)|Dark Shadows]]'' first appeared as a ghost, mostly to young David Collins, and in fact became his friend. The few other people she appeared to usually thought that she was just a regular little girl (budgetary constraints of the show prevented her usually looking particularly "ghostly" aside from her late-eighteenth century attire.) She was cute (if sometimes annoying, pretty much constantly accompanied by her theme music, "London Bridge," and usually bouncing a toy ball) and was also later instrumental in helping Maggie Evans escape from {{spoiler|Barnabas Collins, Sarah's cursed vampire brother}}.

== [[Video Games]] ==

* D from [[Trace Memory]]. He manages to freak Ashley out at first, since she'd never seen a ghost before, but after that, he's basically harmless and just wants to move on.

* Since it covers a lot of [[Cute Monster Girl|Cute Monster Girls]], ''[[Touhou]]'' naturally has a few, with the ghost princess Yuyuko Saigyouji being the most famous one. Her [[Battle Butler]], Youmu Konpaku, is [[Half-Human Hybrid|half-ghost]] (don't ask how that works).

** [[Completely Missing the Point|Same way as in Exalted?]]

** [[Brother Chuck|Long unseen fan favorite]] Mima has a ghost tail, but she's only referred to as an evil spirit, which may or may not make her an actual ghost.

** Though classed as poltergeists rather than ghosts, the Prismriver Sisters could count too. Same for Kana Anaberal.

* Pamela from ''[[Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana]]'', ''[[Atelier Iris 3]]'' and ''[[Mana Khemia Alchemists of Al Revis]]''. She's harmless (mostly), but she does make a hobby of scaring the freshmen during summer break in her Mana Khemia incarnation.

* Colleen in [[Touch Detective|Touch Detective 2 1/2]].

* Lolita Goth from ''[[The Sims]]'' ''3'', who is also prone to [[Wild Mass Guessing]]. She's not in the Goth family tree, but she's arguably one of the favorites in the game.

* {{spoiler|Maya Amano's ghost-girl}} in ''[[Persona 2]]''. She's the most adorable little girl as a human, but admit it, the sailor outfit is twice as precious in 'transparent blue'.

** And in [[The Sims]] 3, you can get a (male) ghost to have sex with one of your (female) sims, then having a 50% chance of having a ghost kid as one of your sims. You can also make them have kids with another ghost, but for that you'll need some cheating...

* One of the playable characters in the ''[[Puyo Puyo]]'' series is Yu, an energetic ghost girl. Later games pair her up with her twin brother Rei, who, while not nearly as energetic as his sister, is just as cute and harmless.

 

== [[Web Original]] ==