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| - Mid-row physical attacker. She constrains enemies by spinning a web and her C-strike increases her attack,
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- Webster was a cheeky spider who had a one page strip in the short lived IPC title Shiver and Shake.
- A webster is a frontflip off of one foot. The forward leg is used to push off and the rear leg is used for momentum, similar to an aerial.
- Webster is a dictionary, one of Beast's servants and a character in Belle's Magical World, the third film installment in the Beauty and Beast franchise.
- Webster is Batly the Bat's pet spider.
- Webster is a United States Senator.
- Webster is a muscular, black-and-white tom.
- Webster is the servant of Jallakuntilliokan.
- Sadly, Webster's precaution is to no avail and he suffers the same fate as his predecessors. Portrayed by John Barbour [Episode #122: "The Apes of Rath"].
- Webster is an e-federation wrestler and is currently on the XWCWF roster.
- This episode has Webster transported into the future and aboard the USS Enterprise-D, where he has a conversation with lieutenant Worf and relates some of his experiences to him. Webster is ultimately returned to his own time, where he questions if the experience was a dream - only to discover he still has his souvenir from his visit to the Enterprise.
- Webster is labeled The Dumb Guy in Total Drama Teens.
- Webster is a rabbit that Jon rented for a magic show. Being fed up with such shows, having to be pulled out of a hat by various magicians (and always by the ears), he runs away from the Arbuckle house. Garfield ends up as his substitute, while Odie looks for Webster, eventually finding him sleeping in a park.
- Webster was a US State Senator charged with heading the committee for the investigation into Howard Stark's alleged treason.
- Dr A. Webster was the physician and advisor of Henry Merchant. He was the man who advised Henry to have his wife, Emily Merchant, committed to an insane asylum.
- Webster was originally a lab rat for the villainous corporation Parapsychological Studies Institute also know as PSI. He was literally a lab rat- the little small four footed kind with white fur and beady red eyes. Somehow, nobody knows how, he gained an amazing intellect, photographic memory, and various psionic powers. Maybe it was one of the many serums they tested on him, maybe his genes were spliced, maybe it the result of many disparate experiments acting together, the final outcome greater than the sum of its parts. In any event, Webster slowly gained these abilities and kept them secret. Slowly learning his situation, he escaped from his cage and discovered something that would change his life - Webster's Unabridged dictionary (3rd ed.) While avoiding PSI security sweeps, traps, an
- Webster was ABC's answer to the long-running NBC sitcom Diff'rent Strokes ... especially with its showcase star and even down to the basic concept (a young African American child being adopted by a white family). Other regulars were Henry Polic II (as Katherine's male secretary and Webster's confidant, Jerry Silver) and Eugene Roche and Cathryn Damon (as Bill and Cassie Parker, who lease the Victorian house the Papadopoulous family lives in; George and Katherine buy the house outright in a 1985 episode).
- Webster and Julian are two officers you'll find close to one of the Seed Trees in the Orobas Fjords, northwest of Stone's Flying Fortress. Following the road on the riverbank, you will get a cut-scene with a merchant named Carleton. Close to Carleton, in the opposing way to where he goes away, you'll find Webster and Julian. They're having a discussion, and you have two options: Tell them to stop the discussion, or tell them to open space because the true champion (you) want to pass.
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