Fastback, a DC funny animal turtle with superspeed powers, native to Earth C. He is the nephew of the Terrific Whatzit.
The Terrific Whatzit, DC's first funny animal superhero, who appeared in Golden Age comics. He wore a costume identical to that of Jay Garrick's, and had powers that included superstrength and flight in addition to superspeed.
Meteor Man, from the 1993 film The Meteor Man, starring Robert Townsend. There was also a six-issue mini-series featuring the character, which was published by Marvel Comics in 1993.
Toa, with a Mask of Speed, can move at incredible speed. The Guardian of the Ignika, Umbra, can move at the speed of light, and it is speculated that Takanuva can as well.
Synapse (City of Heroes), member of the Freedom Phalanx, a fictional super-team in the MMORPG City of Heroes.
Aang, the main character of Avatar: The Last Airbender, can use his airbending to derease air resistance in front of him to literally run as fast as the wind.
Cheetara, a character from the ThunderCats animated series. Not only she had the ability to run at extremely fast speeds, but she also had a "sixth sense". While spinning at fast speed, she can see past or present events.
Hammy the Squirrel in Over the Hedge is (normally) extremely hyperactive and fast. Upon consuming caffiene, he becomes so fast his surroundings come to a standstill, and he can outpace lasers at walking speed.
Gespedan a very fast Overworld creature from the series, Chaotic. He resembles a blue humanoid goat.
Hiei, One of the main characters in Yu Yu Hakusho Who is noted to have the ability of Superspeed, along with a number of abilities.
InuYasha, The main character in the anime and manga series InuYasha who can run faster than any normal land or water animal.
Koga, a wolf demon from the manga and anime series InuYasha who can run fast enough to create a cyclone with his legs. His speed is enhanced by two shikon jewel shards in his legs.
Ranma Saotome, the title character of Ranma ½ can move at supersonic speeds enabling him/her to throw several hundred blows in at most half a second.
Rock Lee, a character from the manga and anime series, Naruto. When he takes off his leg weights, he can move at a level of speed that makes him appear to be invisible.
Sesshomaru, a dog demon from the manga and anime series InuYasha, and the older brother of the title character. He can move faster than the eye can see and leaves behind afterimages.
Minato Namikaze, from the Naruto universe, held the position of Fourth Hokage, the title of the most authoritative and respected member of her village. He went by the nickname of "Konoha's Yellow Flash", which originated from his ability to move at untraceable speeds, having those who witness him in battle only see a "flash" as the battle ended as quickly as it began. Although he is greatly known for his speed, he was also renowned as a brilliant fighter and the best ninja born in The Land Of Fire (Naruto).
XLR8, a lizard-like alien from the animated series Ben 10' who can run at speeds nearing 500 miles per hour.
Ulrich Stern, a character in Code Lyoko.When he is on Lyoko and uses "super sprint" he goes very fast.
Meg "Rock-1" Bennet, a character from the animated series Bionic Six.
Kim Possible and Rufus, with the addition of kinetic motion enhancing shoes in the episode Queen Bebe. They could move so fast, everything around them literally stands still.
Son Goku, the main character from the manga and anime series, Dragonball. Acquired by training.
Naruto Uzumaki, the title and main character from the manga and anime series, Naruto. When he calls upon the Nine-Tails' chakra, he is granted superhuman speed as well as other abilities.
Characters from the anime Bleach can use a technique called shunpo, or flash steps. This allows them to move so fast that it would seem like there are teleporting from one place to another.
Lenalee Lee, from the series D.Gray-Man uses her Dark Boots to step onto soundwaves and travel at supersonic speeds.
In One Piece, the CP9 agents can all master Soru, a skill that is the equivalent of superhuman speed, by kicking off the ground at least 10 times in the blink of an eye.
Monkey D. Luffy of One Piece adapted his own version of Soru as the basis for his Gear 2 moves.
Yin and Yang from Yin Yang Yo! can run at very high speeds that sometimes just leave a stream of pink or blue.
