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The term "hypnosis girl" does not refer to one specific individual or fictional character, but rather describes a trope or a person, real or fictional, who uses hypnotism. Here are some notable real and fictional examples of women associated with hypnosis: Real-Life Hypnotists Pat Collins: Known as the "hip hypnotist," she ran a popular nightclub on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles where she performed stage hypnotism as entertainment and also taught self-hypnosis workshops. Helen Reddy: Famous singer and actress who also became a certified clinical hypnotherapist later in life. Florence Henderson: The actress best known as Carol Brady also studied hypnotherapy and became a certified hypnotist after meeting her husband, a hypnotherapist, while seeking help for depression. Fictional Characters Many female characters in fiction, particularly villains, possess hypnotic or mind-control abilities. Hypnotia: A Marvel Comics character and a villain in Iron Man: The Animated Series. Hypnota/Hypnotic Woman: A DC Comics villain and adversary of Wonder Woman, known for her powerful mind-control abilities. The Siren: Another Batman villain from the classic TV series known for her hypnotic voice. Maryann Forrester: A character from the TV series True Blood who used hypnotic influence. Ember McLain: A powerful ghost from Danny Phantom who can hypnotize people through her music. Rose Armitage: A key antagonist in the film Get Out, her family uses hypnosis as a form of mind control. Shokuhou Misaki: An anime character in A Certain Scientific Railgun known for her powerful mind control/telepathic abilities. Countess Marya Zaleska: The titular character in the film Dracula's Daughter, a vampire who uses hypnotic abilities.