Freudian Trio/Web Media
Web Animation
- Strong Bad: Leader (Id, tending toward Ego)
- Strong Mad: Big guy (Id)
- Strong Sad: Smart guy (Superego)
Web Original
- Himei / Sailor Nothing: Superego (The Quiet One)
- Shin / Sailor Truth: Id (stubborn, obnoxious, in-your-face Plucky Girl)
- Aki / Sailor Beauty: Ego (relatively normal -- emphasis on relatively)
The Escapist recently started a new column, Extra Consideration. The three contributors are Yahtzee (Id), Moviebob (Ego) and James (Superego)
There are three Homestuck "skewer" bloggers on tumblr who for some reason match this pattern:
- The "Homestuck Fan Voices" blog is apparently the id, due to frequently lacing perfectly good criticism with personal attacks.
- The "Bad Homestuck RP" blog seems to be the superego, for an emerging habit of actually trying to be helpful and above-board despite being, as with the other two bloggers, completely anonymous.
- The "Slum Troller" blog thus must be the ego, for representing the middle ground between the other two blogs and trying to laugh at everything that comes his way.
- Tom: The Leader (Id)
- Zack: Butt Monkey (Ego)
- Dana: The Middlewoman (Superego)
- Simon: Resident pyromaniac; willing to do much more in the name of fun (Id)
- Lewis: More careful but more willing to get railroaded (Superego)
- Any NPC travelling/playing with them: Forces the plot along, but goes along with whatever the other two do (Ego)
The three members of the TGS Podcast could be considered this.
- Jesse Cox bases his opinions on his gut feelings or emotions. Often to the frustration of his co-hosts and viewers. (Id)
- Total Biscuit goes into a rage now and again, and has a few pet hates that get to him, but is usually rational. (Superego)
- Dodger seems almost as insane as Jesse most of the time, but when the podcast moves to a serious discussion she often proves to be the most calm and objective of the three. (Ego)
Webcomics
- Cade Masters - the swashbuckling womanizer (Id)
- Vadim Valntipur - the level-headed old dwarf (Ego)
- Melchior - the brainer-than-thou mage (Superego)
Arthur, King of Time and Space, which also contains an explicit lampshading here
- Arthur - The laid-back leader who mediates between the other two (Ego)
- Lancelot - ultra-moral and perfectionistic (Superego)
- Guenevere - confident, determined, and potentially a source of friction (Id)
Interestingly, this is almost certainly a homage to Star Trek, at least in the space arc, where Guenevere is the ship's doctor and Arthur, as king, is effectively captain of the Excalibur.
- Bob: Straight Man Hamster (Ego, tending toward Superego at times)
- Doug: Hollywood Nerd Dog (Superego)
- Bill: Boisterous Bruiser Goat (Id)
- Coyote (Ego)
- Reynardine (Superego)
- Ysengrin (Id)
- Nikol Mimagi(Ego)
- Lewk (Id)
- Serra Serif (Superego)
The Order of the Stick has two:
- The half of it left in Azure City when the Order was split up:
- Celia: Stupid Good Actual Pacifist, out of place in an adventuring party (superego)
- Belkar: Stupid Evil Heroic Sociopath, increasingly The Millstone (until he suddenly wasn't anymore) (id)
- Haley: Pragmatic, Chaotic Goodish, has to deal with the mistakes made by the above two along with everything else (ego)
- The half that escaped with the Azurite Fleet:
- Durkon (Superego; rational, focused on their long term goal.)
- Elan (Ego; listens to everyone's point of view)
- V (Id; focused on his/her own immediate emotional needs [to be the one who saves everyone]. A rare example of a superintelligent id)
In Penny Arcade, prior to the series's begining, there was a third roomate, Jim, who apparently filled this out for the main characters:
- Tycho: Intelligent and snarky (Superego)
- Gabe: Emotional and dimwitted (Id)
- Jim: "Even-handed, and slow to anger" (Ego)
- Problem Sleuth: charismatic, a born leader, balanced (Ego)
- Ace Dick: brash, gluttonous, violent (Id)
- Pickle Inspector: highly intelligent (Superego)
Homestuck has a Power Trio plus one, complete with psychological reasoning:
- John: Ego
- Rose: Id
- Dave: Superego
- Jade: Unconscious Mind
- Aubrey: Brash, impulsive, confrontational, slightly sociopathic (id).
- Davan: Somewhat of a Jerkass, but much more self-controlled than Aubrey (ego).
- Pee-Jee: Moral (relatively), often the voice of reason (superego).
- Kieri is calm and thoughtful most of the time: Superego (but develops tendencies in the other two types)
- Buwaro is naive and impulsive: Id
- Rhea keeps the other two under control: Ego
The Adventures of Wiglaf and Mordred
- Mordred: self-centered, lazy, and generally only moving if there's something in it for him, often amusement (Id)
- Wiglaf: the self described "perfect hero," and the one with an emotional need to help people (Superego)
- Driver: does most of the explanations and lampshading, the laid-back rather than lazy one (Ego)
- Mell: focused on violence and BFGs (Id)
- Dave: the worker bee who has the tech skills (Superego)
- Helen: the Mad Scientist who is their boss (Ego)
- UNITY: the violence-oriented zombie (Id)
- Tip: the psychiatrist who tries to talk things out (Superego)
- Sweetheart: the genetically-engineered superdog who is the usual team leader (Ego)
- Hanna: Emotional but smarter than he seems, a leader, practical (Ego)
- ...: Nigh emotionless, always cool, taking necessary action and pointing things out (Superego)
- Conrad: Short-tempered, blustery, often does not think things through (Id)
- Denmark: Fun-loving party boy (Id)
- Sweden: Logically-minded to a fault (Superego)
- Norway: Friendly camping hobbyist (Ego)
- Pants: Excessively vulgar weirdo (Id)
- Spigot: The closest thing to an all-rounder (Ego)
- Rands: Clever and intelligent (Superego)
While this still is in development, Nerf Now
- The Artist: A hyperactive tentacle
monsterperson who enjoys puppets. (Id) - The Mascot: Calm redhead who manifests as a character in whatever game is played. (Superego)
- Josue Pereira: A Brazilian with bad luck and too many choices. (Ego)
- Argumentatively, since these are not active characters in any storyline (save The Mascot), these three characters could also be heteronyms for the real-life Josue, harkening back to Fernando Pessoa, who developed the concept (and is also Portuguese).
- Sam: (Id)
- Florence: (Superego)
- Helix: (Ego)
- In the strictly freudian context, as Helix is effectively a child and both Sam and Florence compete for influence above him, as seen in this strip.
- Bruce: (Id)
- Ashley: (Ego)
- Campy: (Superego)
- Kale's Multiple Personalities form another one:
- "Normal" Kale: (Ego)
- Fox Kale: (Id)
- Human Kale: (Superego)