Asexual representation is few and far between, whatever form of media you look at.

Many characters deemed as "asexual" are quite frankly just offensive stereotypes, poorly written, or never explicitly stated to be asexual.

While asexual characters have been making more appearences in media, they account fo an incredibly small percentage of LGBTQ characters.

GLAAD's 2023 LGTBQ media report, Where we are on TV, counted 8 Asexual characters in TV, an increase from 6 of the previous year. This was ONE PERCENT of LGBTQ appearing on screen.

Canonical and/or confirmed by the creator

Nancy Whitman, Every Heart a Doorway

Georgia Warr, Loveless

Felicity Montague, The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue

Reyna Ramírez-Arellano, Percy Jackson

Alice, Let's Talk About Love

Natasha “Tash” Zelenka, Tash Hearts Tolstory

Non-canonical but indicated and/or implied

Sherlock Holmes, Classic Sherlock Holmes

Crowley and Aziraphale, Good Omens

Jo March, Little Women

Canonical and/or confirmed by the creator

Coming soon... hopefully

Non-canonical but indicated and/or implied

Spock, Star Trek

Canonical and/or confirmed by the creator

Florence, Sex Education

Raphael Santiago, Shadowhunters

Voodoo, Sirens

Tori Spring, Heartstopper

Douglas “Ca$h” Piggott, Heartbreak Hotel

Non-canonical but indicated and/or implied

The Doctor, Dr. Who

The Professor, Gilligan's Island

Canonical and/or confirmed by the creator

Lilith Clawthorne, The Owl House

Todd Chavez, Bojack Horseman

Peridot, Steven Universe

Perry the Platypus, Phineas & Ferb

Canonical and/or confirmed by the creator

Jughead Jones, Archie

Gwendolyn Poole (Gwenpool), Marvel

Yelena Belova (Black Widow), Marvel

Nadia Van Dyne (Wasp), Marvel

Connor Hawke, DC

Tori Spring, Heartstopper

Canonical and/or confirmed by the creator

Sir Fitzroy Maplecourt, The Adventure Zone

The Archivist, The Magnus Archives

Canonical and/or confirmed by the creator

Parvati Holcomb, The Outer Worlds