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Fictional Characters whom you think have Asperger/autism

Karl from The Beach. Mainly because of his selective mutism, but also because it's unusual for Swedes of his generation not to have a good command of English, which suggests a learning disability.
 
Apparently Flick from Animal Crossing NH, because he's intensely interested in bugs and insects and has an introverted personality, but gets really excited whenever you bring him a bug.
Okay whatever, I think he's just goth/punk/emo.
 
Uncle Quentin from the Famous Five stories is clearly an aspie, including his poor social skills, fixation on his interests, trouble organizing himself and dislike of noise.
 
Autism: Abed from Community obviously, Newt from Fantastic Beasts also pretty obviously, Luna from Harry Potter, the siblings and Dad from The Mitchells against the Machines, Ash (or what was his name? ) from Fantastic Mr. Fox, Sherlock from the TV show, Farkle from Girl meets world (even if they say he doesn't), Casey and her parents and Paige from Atypical

ADHD: Barney from HIMYM, Tony Stark/Iron Man, Tony Gates and Paul Grady from ER (ok, that's really niche), Kimmy Gibbler from Full(er) House
 
Horrid Henry from Horrid Henry, guy is a little too hyperfocused on his little hobby (pranking people and pizza) that I can't imagine it as a coincidence. Actually, I'd like to argue the entire town of Ashton in this TV series is nothing but Aspies/Autists. Everyone is so hyperfocused on their own hobbies.
 
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