Under-rated Characters I Like 2

Another set of under-rated characters I like.

*10. Swackhammer (Space Jam)- Even though I'm not much of a fan of "Space Jam," but Swackhammer is defiantly on my list of characters I love to hate. And (in my personal opinion) he is the best Looney Tune villain, and he did actually scared me when I was little.
Which is why I made Swackhammer be the "God-father" of the Loonatic villains.


*09. Pearl (Spongebob Squarepants)- Back then a lot of people hate Pearl because they thought that she was annoying. But as the seasons go by, I actually feel sorry for Pearl.
I mean her dad, Mr. Krabs, is such a total cheap-skate and practically doesn't care about her life. Heck, he ruined 16 birthday parties for her and gave her soap made out of Krabby Patty grease. Imagine a father like that in real-life.


*08. Rayman- Technically, Rayman is under-rated now-a-days, even toward most people that were 90's kids. And most of his popularity was taken away from those annoying Rabbids.
But with "Rayman Origins" and "Rayman 3D," his popularity is coming back up.


*07. Dr. Seuss characters- Not very much fanart of them.


*06. Mighty the Armadillo (Sonic the Hedgehog)- Nuff said!


*05. Lola Bunny (Space Jam and Looney Tunes)- Lots of people say that she had no "personality" and was just eye-candy for furries.
But Lola actually did have some personality, but they don't all of it (there weren't very many scenes with the Looney Tunes in the movie).
She was sassy, tough, and doesn't take crap from anyone. And in the comics, she had a great sense of humor and a few kick-ass scenes.
Until, "The Looney Tunes Show" came and turned her into a stereotype blond rabbit-version of Amy Rose.


*04. Adult Simba (The Lion King)- As much as I like Timon and Pumbaa, I feel that Simba is really unloved, especially his adult form.
Even though young Simba represents the youth that just want to grow up right now; Adult Simba on the other hand, he's more relatable. We all have things that we regret from the past and wish we could've change it.
Plus, he's one of Matthew Brodrick's best performances.


*03. Helen (Sonic X)- Even though I don't like the anime, but the only episode I actually did like was with Sonic and Helen. And that kept me thinking "Why couldn't Helen be Sonic's main human friend in the series, instead that spoiled-brat Chris Thorndike!?"
While Chris' purpose for wanting Sonic was just a prize-position he wants to keep forever. Helen on the other hand, she needed Sonic to be her legs since her's are disabled, and her wheelchair doesn't make her go very far.
And I find the relationship between Helen and Sonic a lot more sweeter and sympathetic, like a big brother encouraging his little sister that she's braver than she believes.

Plus, she would've been a much better representation of Maria in the Shadow Hedgehog episodes (since she looks like Maria and has her personality).
What a waste of the good character there, 4Kids! Shame on you!

*02. Calamity Coyote and Little Beeper (TTA)- These two really are under-rated characters of "Tiny Toons." They only had 4 episodes focused on them, and were mostly background characters.
I don't think it's very fair to give them that treatment. They have so much more potential than to be just part of the background, and I find them more adorable than Buster and Babs.
And I wished they could've given us an episode of Calamity and Beeper's life outside of acting like their mentors.

Like say they are actually best friends and could actually talk. Calamity is a follower of rules, and Beeper wants step out of his mentor's shadow and be his own character.

And...

*01. Baby Dil Pickles (Rugrats)- A few people I know hate this cute little guy because they thought he was a "use-less plot-device" and ruined the show.
I never say Dil as a plot-device, I see him as a real character. He gives Tommy a new side of his personality, and he gives Angelica a piece of mind (spitting on her, whacking her on the head with his rattle, and calling her "Icky"). What a sweet baby!




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