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First off, If you disagree with anything I say here, please do so politely and respectfully. Remember, it's just my opinion. Also, keep in mind that I don't have a strong, personal dislike for ALL these characters. Most of these dislikes go from minor to medium. But at least two of them are major.(I can put a * next to the major ones.) Finally, don't expect a full on description on ALL of these reasons because some of them kind of speak for themselves.
I dislike...

Tortellini(The Fearless Four) because he's annoying. I didn't find him so unlikable that I wanted him to be chopped up into produce chicken meat and he was WAY less hatable than the human characters in the movie. But, just as he was, I still found him pretty annoying.

Ned(Ned's Newt) because he's bland. Some people may have grown up with this show and still like it today. Unfortunately, I'm not one of those people. In my opinion, the show's just meh, Ned feels like a weak protagonist, and the newt seems to shamelessly rip off the Genie from Disney's Aladdin.

Larry(Teen Titans) because his character doesn't make sense. I'm sorry. I just don't understand why this character exists. Plus, that whiny, somewhat nasally voice of his just annoys me.

Austin Goldenpup(Littlest Pet Shop: A World of Our Own) because he's a Gary Stu. Ever since I first saw this character in the show, he just seemed WAY too perfect to me. Correct me if I'm wrong but I just found absolutely no flaws with this character...aside from occasional sleep walking but It's not like he can help that. So, I don't count that as an actual flaw. The six main characters each have at least one flaw like Roxie can be naive, Jade can be a pessimist, Edie can be overly dramatic, Quincy's a fraidy-goat, etc. But Austin just seems like a perfect dog without a single inner OR outer flaw. So, yeah, I kind of consider him a Gary Stu.

Magda(Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild) because she's disturbed. Just WHAT is this lady's problem? I can understand her wanting to protect all the flowers she planted but if you as much as step on one even out of her sight, she goes crazy and even hurts you. If that's not a sign of someone who's disturbed, I don't know what is.

Cindy*(Kindergarten) because she's toxic. She's so bratty, selfish, and mean that I find her almost as bad if not worse than Angelica Pickles from Rugrats. No kid should have to put up with this bully.

Pidsley(Shaun the Sheep) because he's a stereotype. And one of the meanest stereotypes I know: The mean, devious cat who doesn't care about anyone but himself. Real life fact: Cats are NOT like that. I feel like the only reason Pidsley was given that character was just to contrast with the goody two-shoes dog. At his best, Pidsley is just indifferent about the world around him. At his worst, he'll try to get a sick sheep taken away from his warm cat-bed and put back into the cold just so he can have the bed back for himself. Not cool, show creators. Not cool.

Roger Doofenshmirtz(Phineas and Ferb) because I can't relate.

Gary Oak*(Pokemon) because he's a jerk-sue. To be fair, there is at least one episode in which we can see his nicer side. But for the most part, he's just a conceited douchebag who, for some reason, has lots of lovesick girls cheering him on. (Which also reminds me of a certain Disney villain. )

Big Gene*(Wreck-It Ralph) because he's mean.

Alan(The Amazing World of Gumball) because he's too nice. Don't get me wrong. I appreciate kindness and high morale. But Alan is just one of those rare characters that is so nice that it's hard to like him for it. He's so disgustingly nice that it makes poor Gumball look like a jerk and I can't help but want to route for Gumball when he tries to drag Alan down to his level.

Aunt Sarah(Lady and the Tramp) because of subtext. When I saw the movie as a kid, I thought Aunt Sarah was simply just protecting the baby. But as I got older, I started to understand that she's more than just a protective baby sitter. She's also very bossy and stuck up and apparently really hates dogs for some reason. Some people might say that it's because she's a cat person. But to that I say no. Cat people aren't normally like that. I should know. I'm a cat person but I like dogs,too. Even if I didn't like dogs, I certainly wouldn't be as mean to them as Sarah is. So, I really find her character to be kind of an insult to cat people in real life. (Fun fact: My mother and older brother are also cat people with nothing against dogs. In fact, Lady and the Tramp is one of their favorite Disney movies. So, there you go.)

Frollo(The Hunchback of Notre Dame) because of his fanbase. This was the hardest one for me to choose a character for since I can't think of any character I dislike just because of their fanbase. It does piss me off how Fluttershy's fanbase tends to act sometimes but I can't dislike Fluttershy. She's far too lovable. So, since I had little to no idea how to fill this space, I found it fair enough to fill it with a character who I am more indifferent about if nothing else for what I find to be a good reason. I admit he's a good, strong villain but, as a character in general...let's just say he's not my cup of tea. Not only is he a terrible person but he's such a fan hog. Clopin is WAY better and that poor gypsy hardly HAS enough fans. All the attention is going to Frollo and his song, Hellfire. Good villain song but as a general song, there are plenty of better or at least more fun ones in the movie.

Dora(Dora the Explorer) because she's overrated. Her show used to be fun but now it's just annoying and kind of pandering. However, with all that said, the upcoming live-action Dora movie looks promising enough.
UPDATE: Gave the movie a watch. It was okay, I guess. Still better than the show.

Veronica Corningstone(Anchorman) and Max(The Secret Life of Pets) because I DON'T. I'll start with why I don't like Veronica. As much as I support her trying to become an anchorwoman, I don't approve of how she sabotaged Ron Burgundy's name. Also, I find her kind of a killjoy among these more fun and goofy characters in the establishment. She acts kind of stuck up and way too serious. Plus, she hates cats for no explained reason. Why does she hate cats? Okay, maybe I'm taking that part too seriously. It's just a silly comedy in which we don't have to expect a backstory on EVERYTHING. But for some reason(probably because I love cats myself), it bothered me that she said that after they showed us the adorable footage of cats in costumes(though the poor things didn't seem to be enjoying it either). So, anyway, I just didn't find Veronica all that likable. Now as for Max, I didn't find him to be very enjoyable as the main character. First, while all the other pets are doing much more interesting things while their owners are away, what does Max do? Just stare at the door all day waiting for Katie to get home. In real life, it wouldn't bother me for a dog or any animal to do that, but in this case, the animals feel more human in some way and Max feels like a clingy baby. Dude, Katie can't always be with you 24/7. She has her own life. How about you get one,too? Second, he kind of acts like a selfish douche at times and like he's far superior to every other pet. So, forgive me if this sounds mean but, I can't help laughing inside when Chloe tells him, "As your friend, I gotta be honest with you. I don't care about you or your problems." Yeah, so, I didn't like Max very much. There were plenty of more interesting and enjoyable characters in the film. Gidget. Duke. Chloe. Sweet Pea. Heck, even Snowball!
UPDATE: I saw the second Secret Life of Pets movie and, even though Max still isn't my favorite character, at least I like him better in this one than in the first one.

So, that's all I got for this meme.(I apologize if any of this sounded like bashing.) Have a nice day.

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First off, If you disagree with anything I say here, please do so politely and respectfully. Remember, it's just my opinion. Also, keep in mind that I don't have a strong, personal dislike for ALL these characters. Most of these dislikes go from minor to medium. But at least two of them are major.(I can put a * next to the major ones.) Finally, don't expect a full on description on ALL of these reasons because some of them kind of speak for themselves.
I dislike...

Tortellini(The Fearless Four) because he's annoying. I didn't find him so unlikable that I wanted him to be chopped up into produce chicken meat and he was WAY less hatable than the human characters in the movie. But, just as he was, I still found him pretty annoying.

Ned(Ned's Newt) because he's bland. Some people may have grown up with this show and still like it today. Unfortunately, I'm not one of those people. In my opinion, the show's just meh, Ned feels like a weak protagonist, and the newt seems to shamelessly rip off the Genie from Disney's Aladdin.

Larry(Teen Titans) because his character doesn't make sense. I'm sorry. I just don't understand why this character exists. Plus, that whiny, somewhat nasally voice of his just annoys me.

Austin Goldenpup(Littlest Pet Shop: A World of Our Own) because he's a Gary Stu. Ever since I first saw this character in the show, he just seemed WAY too perfect to me. Correct me if I'm wrong but I just found absolutely no flaws with this character...aside from occasional sleep walking but It's not like he can help that. So, I don't count that as an actual flaw. The six main characters each have at least one flaw like Roxie can be naive, Jade can be a pessimist, Edie can be overly dramatic, Quincy's a fraidy-goat, etc. But Austin just seems like a perfect dog without a single inner OR outer flaw. So, yeah, I kind of consider him a Gary Stu.

Magda(Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild) because she's disturbed. Just WHAT is this lady's problem? I can understand her wanting to protect all the flowers she planted but if you as much as step on one even out of her sight, she goes crazy and even hurts you. If that's not a sign of someone who's disturbed, I don't know what is.

Cindy*(Kindergarten) because she's toxic. She's so bratty, selfish, and mean that I find her almost as bad if not worse than Angelica Pickles from Rugrats. No kid should have to put up with this bully.

Pidsley(Shaun the Sheep) because he's a stereotype. And one of the meanest stereotypes I know: The mean, devious cat who doesn't care about anyone but himself. Real life fact: Cats are NOT like that. I feel like the only reason Pidsley was given that character was just to contrast with the goody two-shoes dog. At his best, Pidsley is just indifferent about the world around him. At his worst, he'll try to get a sick sheep taken away from his warm cat-bed and put back into the cold just so he can have the bed back for himself. Not cool, show creators. Not cool.

Roger Doofenshmirtz(Phineas and Ferb) because I can't relate.

Gary Oak*(Pokemon) because he's a jerk-sue. To be fair, there is at least one episode in which we can see his nicer side. But for the most part, he's just a conceited douchebag who, for some reason, has lots of lovesick girls cheering him on. (Which also reminds me of a certain Disney villain. )

Big Gene*(Wreck-It Ralph) because he's mean.

Alan(The Amazing World of Gumball) because he's too nice. Don't get me wrong. I appreciate kindness and high morale. But Alan is just one of those rare characters that is so nice that it's hard to like him for it. He's so disgustingly nice that it makes poor Gumball look like a jerk and I can't help but want to route for Gumball when he tries to drag Alan down to his level.

Aunt Sarah(Lady and the Tramp) because of subtext. When I saw the movie as a kid, I thought Aunt Sarah was simply just protecting the baby. But as I got older, I started to understand that she's more than just a protective baby sitter. She's also very bossy and stuck up and apparently really hates dogs for some reason. Some people might say that it's because she's a cat person. But to that I say no. Cat people aren't normally like that. I should know. I'm a cat person but I like dogs,too. Even if I didn't like dogs, I certainly wouldn't be as mean to them as Sarah is. So, I really find her character to be kind of an insult to cat people in real life. (Fun fact: My mother and older brother are also cat people with nothing against dogs. In fact, Lady and the Tramp is one of their favorite Disney movies. So, there you go.)

Frollo(The Hunchback of Notre Dame) because of his fanbase. This was the hardest one for me to choose a character for since I can't think of any character I dislike just because of their fanbase. It does piss me off how Fluttershy's fanbase tends to act sometimes but I can't dislike Fluttershy. She's far too lovable. So, since I had little to no idea how to fill this space, I found it fair enough to fill it with a character who I am more indifferent about if nothing else for what I find to be a good reason. I admit he's a good, strong villain but, as a character in general...let's just say he's not my cup of tea. Not only is he a terrible person but he's such a fan hog. Clopin is WAY better and that poor gypsy hardly HAS enough fans. All the attention is going to Frollo and his song, Hellfire. Good villain song but as a general song, there are plenty of better or at least more fun ones in the movie.

Dora(Dora the Explorer) because she's overrated. Her show used to be fun but now it's just annoying and kind of pandering. However, with all that said, the upcoming live-action Dora movie looks promising enough.
UPDATE: Gave the movie a watch. It was okay, I guess. Still better than the show.

Veronica Corningstone(Anchorman) and Max(The Secret Life of Pets) because I DON'T. I'll start with why I don't like Veronica. As much as I support her trying to become an anchorwoman, I don't approve of how she sabotaged Ron Burgundy's name. Also, I find her kind of a killjoy among these more fun and goofy characters in the establishment. She acts kind of stuck up and way too serious. Plus, she hates cats for no explained reason. Why does she hate cats? Okay, maybe I'm taking that part too seriously. It's just a silly comedy in which we don't have to expect a backstory on EVERYTHING. But for some reason(probably because I love cats myself), it bothered me that she said that after they showed us the adorable footage of cats in costumes(though the poor things didn't seem to be enjoying it either). So, anyway, I just didn't find Veronica all that likable. Now as for Max, I didn't find him to be very enjoyable as the main character. First, while all the other pets are doing much more interesting things while their owners are away, what does Max do? Just stare at the door all day waiting for Katie to get home. In real life, it wouldn't bother me for a dog or any animal to do that, but in this case, the animals feel more human in some way and Max feels like a clingy baby. Dude, Katie can't always be with you 24/7. She has her own life. How about you get one,too? Second, he kind of acts like a selfish douche at times and like he's far superior to every other pet. So, forgive me if this sounds mean but, I can't help laughing inside when Chloe tells him, "As your friend, I gotta be honest with you. I don't care about you or your problems." Yeah, so, I didn't like Max very much. There were plenty of more interesting and enjoyable characters in the film. Gidget. Duke. Chloe. Sweet Pea. Heck, even Snowball!
UPDATE: I saw the second Secret Life of Pets movie and, even though Max still isn't my favorite character, at least I like him better in this one than in the first one.

So, that's all I got for this meme.(I apologize if any of this sounded like bashing.) Have a nice day.

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DISCLAIMER: I own nothing.