Articles with four or fewer characters in their title can often be difficult or impossible to find. This page lists them.
Mostly these should be work pages; if you're naming a trope, it's probably best to come up with a name that's slightly longer.
See also One-Letter Title and One-Word Title.
Pages:
- ★ (a.k.a. Blackstar) — a music album
- $ (a.k.a. Dollars) — a film
- 0 A.D. — a video game
- 1BR — a film
- 2 — a video game
- 2AM — a Boy Band
- 2PM — a Boy Band
- 4 — a music album
- 4US (pronounced "virus" in Dutch)— a music album
- 8½ — a film
- 9 — an animated film
- 9.03m — a video game
- 10 — a film
- 12 — a film
- 13 (2010) — a film
- 13 — a musical
- 13th — a film
- 21 — a music album
- 24 — a TV series
- 24 (India) — an Indian remake of the original 24
- 24 (Japan) — a Japanese remake of 24
- 38 - a film
- 42 — a film
- "42" — an episode of Doctor Who
- .45 — a film
- 61* — a film
- 65 - a film
- '71 — a film
- 86 — a Light Novel that got adapted into an anime for Spring 2021
- 96 — a game
- 140 — a video game
- 2:37 — a film
- 300 — a graphic novel and movie
- 555 — a trope
- 555 — a horror film
- 1984 — an Apple ad loosely based on the novel
- 1999 — a creepypasta
- 1999 — a music album
- 2112 - a music album
- 5150 — a music album
- A3! — a game
- AAA — a wrestling promotion
- ABBA - a band
- ABBA - its third studio album
- ABC — an American network
- ABC — an Australian network
- ABC — a band
- AC/DC - a band
- a-ha — a band
- AIR — a game
- Air — a band
- ALF — a TV series
- Ali — a film
- Ali — a pinball machine
- AM — a music album
- Amy — a 1998 Australian film
- Amy — a 2015 documentary about Amy Winehouse
- Amy — a video game
- Ana — a film
- Ant — a comics series
- AOA — a girl group and band
- APB — a TV series
- A*P*E - a film
- ARIA – a manga
- ARMS — a video game
- ARQ — a film
- ASH — a band
- ASP — a band
- Ato — a video game
- Axe! — a film
- Aya — a film
- Bad — a music album.
- Bao — a cartoon
- Bark - a 2022 video game.
- B.C. — a comic strip
- BET — a network
- BFG — a trope about big guns
- BFS — a trope about big swords
- BGM — a music album.
- Big — a film
- Bik — a game
- BoB — a rapper
- Bob — a TV series
- B.O.B — a video game
- Bod — a cartoon
- Boy (1969) — a Japanese film
- Boy (2010) — a New Zealand film
- Boy — a music album
- B.P.R.D. — a comic book
- BT — a musician
- BTS — a band
- B't X — a manga and anime
- Bug — a film
- Bug — a video game
- Bump
- B'z — a rock band
- Caïn — a series
- Can — a rock band
- Cap — a trope about video game design
- Cape — a novel
- Car — the unofficial title of Peter Gabriel's first self-titled album
- Cars – a media franchise
- Cars – the animated film that started the franchise
- CBC — a network
- CBS — a network
- CCC — a web animation
- CD — a device for storing music or data
- Che — a film
- CIA — American intelligence agency
- CJ7 — a film
- Clea (2019) — a video game
- C.M.B. — a manga
- CMT — a network
- CNN — a network
- CODA - a film
- Cop — a film
- COPS — a TV series
- Cro — an animated series
- CSI — a TV series that spawned a large media franchise
- CTV — a network
- CZW — a professional wrestling promotion
- D — a band
- D — a trilogy of video games and the first game
- D2 — a video game
- D4 — a video game
- Dad — a YouTube channel
- Dawn — a video game
- DDD — a light novel
- DDG — a Webcomic
- Deal — a fan comic
- Den — a comic book
- Dex — a video game
- DMX — a musician
- DNA — a molecule
- Dog — a film
- D.☆P. — a show
- DP7— a comic book
- DR — a television network
- DRM — notes about media
- DS — a videogame system
- DVD — a media format
- E! — a cable network
- EC3 — a professional wrestler
- ECW — a wrestling promotion
- Ed — a TV series
- Elf — a film
- Elio — a film
- Emo — a subculture and its followers
- EMP — a trope about electromagnetic pulses
- EO - a film
- Eon — a tabletop RPG
- ER — a TV series
- ESA — the European Space Agency
- ESPN — a sports cable network
- Eve (2003) — an American TV series
- Eve (2015) — a British TV series
- Evie (2018) — a video game
- EXO — a Boy Band
- F — a manga and anime series
- Fan — term for fans.
- FBI — a TV series
- Fe — a video game
- Fez — a video game
- FF — a comics series
- Fi — a TV series
- Five - a movie
- FLCL — an anime
- Flea — a video game
- Flee - an animated documentary
- FMW — a wrestling promotion
- FOX — a network
- FPS — a video game genre
- fun. — a band
- Futz! — a cartoon
- Fury³ — a video game
- FX — a network
- G.B.F. — a movie
- G.B.H. — a TV series
- GCB — a TV series
- Gia — a biopic
- Go — a board game
- Go — a game show
- Go — a movie
- Gob — a band
- God — a trope about God
- Gon — a manga
- Gor — a book series, and also the subculture it spawned
- GRU — Soviet and Russian military intelligence
- GTFO — a game
- Gus — a movie
- Gyo — a manga
- H2 — a manga
- HAAK
- Hal — an anime film
- Halo
- HBO — a cable network
- HEPH — a video game
- her — a movie
- Hero — a music album
- Het — fan-speak
- HEX — a TV series
- Hide — a comic book
- HIM — a band
- Hob — a game
- Hop — a film
- HQ — a game
- Hrot - a video game
- HUD — a video game interface element
- Hud — a film
- Hue — a video game
- Hunk — a film
- Husk — a film
- Husk — book
- Ib — a video game
- ICE — an anime
- Ice — a webcomic
- ICO — a video game
- Id — a book and manhwa series
- Ida — a film
- If — a comic strip
- if.... (1968) — a film
- II (the Roman numeral)— a music album
- Iji — a video game
- I'm Ok (2018) — a book
- Ink — a movie
- INXS — a band
- IO — a manga
- I.O.I — a girl group
- I.O.N — a network (also redirected from PAX and I)
- I.O.N — a manga
- ...Iru! — a video game
- I"s — a manga
- It — a Stephen King novel
- It (1927) — a film (not connected to the King novel)
- It (1990) — a two-part TV miniseries (adaptation of the King novel)
- It (2017) — a film (adaptation of the King novel)
- ITV — a network
- JAG — a TV series
- Jam — a novel
- Jam — a British sketch comedy series
- JAXA — the Japanese space agency
- J.B. — a play
- Jem — a cartoon
- Jin — a manga
- Jo — a French film
- Jo — a French TV series
- Joe — a film
- JOT — a cartoon
- Joy (2015) — a film
- Joy (2016) — a film
- Joy — a singer/actress
- K — an anime
- K3 — a game
- K9 — a TV series
- K-9 — a film
- Kes — a film
- KGB — a game
- Kick — a music album
- Kim — a novel
- King — a cartoon
- K.O.L.M. — a video game
- K-On! — a manga and anime
- Kona — a video game
- Kye — a video game
- LBC — a network
- Lit — a band
- LIT — a video game
- Lo — a film
- LOL — a film
- Lou — a comic strip
- Lou — an animated short film
- Low — a band
- Low (David Bowie) — a music album
- Luca — a film
- Luv — a play (later a movie)
- M — a film
- M83 — a musical group.
- Ma — a film
- MAD — a magazine
- MAD — the magazine's Animated Adaptation
- MAG — a video game
- Mao — a manga
- MÄR — a manga
- MASH — a novel
- M*A*S*H — a film based on the novel
- M*A*S*H — a TV series based on the film based on the novel
- Mask — a dramatic film
- M.A.S.K. — an animated series
- May — a film
- MBC — a South Korean network
- MDK — a video game
- Meg — a book series
- Mega - video game
- Melt — the unofficial title of Peter Gabriel's third self-titled album
- M.F.A. — a thriller film
- M.I.A. — a rapper
- Miserable - a music video by the also short named Lit
- MJF — a professional wrestler
- MLW — a wrestling promotion
- MM! — a light novel
- MØ — a singer
- MOD — a media format
- Moe — a trope
- Mog — a book series
- Mom — a TV series
- Mon — a trope
- MP3 — a media format
- Mr. T — an actor
- MST — a trope
- MSX — a game/computer system
- MTV — a cable network
- MUD — a type of game
- Mud — a film
- M.U.L.E. — a video game
- MW — a manga
- MW — a film adaptation of the above manga
- Mx0 — a manga
- N — a game
- N+ — a game
- NASA — American space agency
- NATO — a transatlantic defense alliance
- NBC — a network
- NCAA — main governing body for US college sports
- NCIS — a TV series that's also part of the Bellisarioverse
- NCT — a Boy Band
- Nelo
- Nemi — a comic strip
- NES — a video game system
- Neu! — an electronic band.
- No. 6 — a light novel
- NME — a magazine
- No — a film
- Nope — a film
- NOT! — a trope
- No W — a web original novel
- Nox — a video game
- NPC — a type of video game character
- NPR — a network
- NSA — American signals intelligence agency
- N.W.A — a musical group (not to be confused with the National Wrestling Alliance)
- O — a film
- O — a Cirque du Soleil show, usually written with quotation marks because of its brevity
- OCN — a South Korean network
- O.D.T. — a futuristic action/puzzle video game
- OFF — a video game
- Old — a film
- OMC — a band
- ONE. — a manhwa
- ONE. — a video game
- ''ONE. - an Object Show
- Oni — a video game
- OSS — former American intelligence agency; precursor to the CIA
- osu! — a video game
- OT3 — a trope
- OXO — a video game
- Oz — a TV series
- P2 — a film
- Pack — a comic book
- Pan — a film
- Pan — a trope
- Paw — a film
- PBS — a network
- PC — a disambiguation page
- PCU — a film
- Peel — a film
- Pet — a film
- PEZ — an animated film
- PHD — a webcomic
- π — a film
- Pid — a video game
- Pin — a book
- Pin — a film adaptation
- P.J. — a TV series
- P.O.D. — a film
- P.O.D. — a musical group
- Poe — a singer/songwriter
- Poi — a video game
- Pop — a music album
- Post — a music album
- Prez — a comic book
- PSY — a rapper
- P.T. — a video game/teaser
- Pump — a music album
- Pun — a trope
- PvP — a webcomic
- Q.E.D. — a manga series
- QI — a TV series
- Qix — a game
- R15 — a light novel
- Ra — an online novel
- RAD — a film
- Ran — a film
- Rap — a music style and a subculture
- Raw — a film
- Raw — a TV series
- Ray — a Bio Pic
- RBG — a film
- RCN — a book series
- [REC] — a film
- Red — a comic book
- Red — a film
- R.E.M. — a musical group
- Rez — a video game
- Rio — an animated film
- Rio — a music album
- R.I.P.D. — a film
- Roy — the series based off Badly Drawn Roy
- RPG — a video game genre
- RRR — a manga
- RRR — a film
- RTÉ — an Irish radio and television network
- RTS — a type of video game subgenre
- Run — a novel
- R.U.R. — a play
- Ruse — a comic book
- RUSE — a video game
- Rush — a band
- Rush — its debut album
- RV — a film
- RWBY — a web animation series
- S — a light novel
- Sam — a film
- SATs — a Useful Notes page on one of two common standardized tests used for US college admissions
- Saw – a horror franchise
- Saw — the first film of the franchise
- SBS — a network
- See — a series
- Sega — a videogame publisher and developer
- SEX — a manga
- Sha — a comics series
- She — a book
- Shi — a comic book
- Shoe — a comic strip
- Silk — a comic book
- SiN — a video game
- SiN — a manga
- Sin — a film
- Six — a TV series
- Sky — a network
- SMW — a wrestling promotion
- SNK — a video game company
- So — a music album
- S.O.B. — a film
- SOE — a Useful Notes page on a WWII-era British intelligence agency
- Sold — a music album
- Son — a book
- Spy — a TV series
- SSTR — a video game
- SSX — a video game
- Steel — a comic book
- S.W.A.T. (1975) — a TV series
- S.W.A.T. (2003) — a film
- S.W.A.T. (2017) — a TV series
- Syro — a music album
- Tag — a film
- Tár - a film
- TAU — a film
- TBS — a cable network
- Ted — a film
- Ted — a television spin-off of the film
- Ten — a music album
- TERA — a video game
- TG4 — RTÉ's Irish-language counterpart
- 'the — a horror ROM Hack of Super Mario World
- Them — a film
- THQ — a video game publisher and developer
- T.I. — a rapper
- Till — a film
- Time — a music album
- TLC — a cable network
- TLC — an R&B group
- TNA — a redirect to the page for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling
- TNT — a cable network
- TP — a Web animation series
- Tri — a film
- TROC - a web series
- TSR — a publisher
- Tusk — a music album
- Tut — a miniseries
- 2 — a TV series
- U2 — a band
- UC — a webcomic
- UHF — a film
- U.K. — a band
- Uke — a trope about Boys' Love
- Up — a TV documentary series
- Up — a film
- Up - a short film
- Up (Peter Gabriel) — a music album
- Up (R.E.M.) — another music album
- UPN — a network
- Uri — a video game creator
- Urn — a film
- Us — a music album
- Us — a film
- Utu — a film
- V. — a novel
- V — a TV series
- Val — a documentary
- Vay — a video game
- VCR — a media format player (also redirected from VHS)
- Vei — a comic book
- Vera — a TV series
- VH1 — a cable network
- Vibe — a comic book
- V.I.P. — a TV series
- Viy — a novel
- Viy - a film of that novel
- Viz — a British comic book
- VR.5 — a TV series
- W.. — a biopic
- W. — a series on Teletoon
- War (2007) — a film
- War (2019) — a film
- War — a music album
- Wax — a novel
- W1A — a TV series
- The WB — a network
- WCW — a wrestling promotion
- We — a novel
- We3 — a comic book
- Wells — a video game
- WET — a game
- Wii — a video game system
- Wit — a play
- WSU — a wrestling promotion
- WWE — a wrestling promotion (if you couldn't tell by now, initialisms are very popular among wrestling promotions)
- W'z — an anime
- X — a game
- X — a social media platform also known as Twitter.
- X (US Band) — a punk band
- X/1999 — a manga retitled from X for export
- X — a film
- X (Dark Horse Comics) — a comic
- Xak - a video game
- XIN — a web animation series
- xkcd — a webcomic
- X-Or — the French title of a Japanese series
- XS — a game
- XTC — a musical group
- XX — an Anthology Film
- xXx — a film
- XXY — a film
- X&Y — a music album
- Yes — a musical group
- Yes — their debut album
- Yol — a film
- You — a novel from 2013
- You — another novel but from 2014 and written by Caroline Kepnes.
- Ys — a game franchise
- YTV — a network
- Z — a film
- Z — a strategy game
- Zap! — a webcomic
- ZAR — a video game
- ZE — a manga
- ZED — a show
- Zion — a comic book
- Zoo — a TV series
- Zoo — a documentary
- Zot! — a comic book
- Z.P.G. — a film
- ZZT — a game
