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(#1) Kakashi Hatake
- Naruto, Naruto Shippūden, Naruto the Movie: Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom, Naruto Shippuden the Movie: Bonds, Naruto the Movie: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow, Naruto Shippuden the Movie: The Will of Fire, Naruto Shippuden the Movie, Ninja World
Who would Naruto Uzumaki be without his jounin instructor, Kakashi Hatake? He sure as heck wouldn't be the hokage. Kakashi teaches Naruto the basics of being a ninja. While his Ninja Academy teacher, Iruka, is the first person to treat Naruto like a child, Kakashi is the first one to treat him like a professional ninja. Kakashi expects his students to achieve great things and wield their powers with skill – just as he does. The man boasts spectacular command over his electric abilities and his sharingan – something you never expect based on his relaxed character design.
For all his seriousness, Kakashi often comes across as a jokester – the running gag about what's hidden under his face mask is a great example. His stoic personality also works for this deeply tragic character, whose unfortunate childhood would leave most people paralyzed with grief. Kakashi contains multitudes, which is part of why people like him so much.
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(#9) Erza Scarlet
Want to watch a totally gorgeous heroine beat the living sh*t out of her enemies? If that sounds enticing, you should check out Fairy Tail, focusing specifically on Erza Scarlet, an S-Class mage whose fighting abilities are unparalleled. More than just strong AF, Erza offers an excellent balance of strictness and kindness. You never want to mess with Erza, but you definitely want to be her friend. That's why she's one of the most beloved characters in Fairy Tail.
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(#18) Ginko
- Bugmaster
Mushishi lacks the renown of many anime, but to those familiar with the story, the protagonist Ginko is almost universally loved. Through his eyes, viewers see the wonderful world of mushi, powerful beings who are basically "life in its purest form." Mushi do anything from granting psychic powers to forming sentient swamps, and Ginko must learn as much as he can about these beings to help them coexist with humans. His personality is relaxed enough to take a backseat to the magical world around him, but when viewers do get glimpses of his past, it broadens and deepens the story as a whole.
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(#13) Raphtalia - 'The Rising Of The Shield Hero'
The Rising Of The Shield Hero's best girl comes in the form of an adorable and wholesome half-raccoon demi-human. Raphtalia is a character that brings a smile to everyone's faces when she appears onscreen. Despite all the hardships she's endured in her life (being sold as a slave, her village being destroyed, witnessing her parents' deaths, etc.) she still manages to retain her kind heart. Even in her different stages of life, from a cute child to an independent woman, she proves to be an amazing character. We all wish we had a Raphtalia in our lives.
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(#16) Vegeta
- Dragon Ball Z Kai, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn, Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound, Dragon Ball Z: Bardock – The Father of Goku, Dragon Ball Z: The History of Trunks, Dragon Ball Z: The Return of Cooler, Dragon Ball Z: Broly – The Legendary Super Saiyan, Plan to Destroy the Saiya-jin, Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!, Dragon Ball
An anime character need not be a good guy to be well-liked by the community. Yes, Vegeta starts off Dragon Ball Z with the intention of destroying humanity, but he eventually gets over it and joins the good guys. Actually, his change of heart makes him so appealing – watching the arrogant prince discover he actually likes humans and can form meaningful relationships with them is a delight. He's an example of genuine character development, something DBZ don't really get from the protagonist Goku. An added bonus, Vegeta is one of anime's premier bad boys, and everyone loves a bad boy.
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(#14) Haruhi Fujioka
- Ouran High School Host Club, Ouran High School Host Club, Ouran High School Host Club
When Ouran High School Host Club debuted in 2006, shojo anime featuring hyper-feminine protagonists dominated the scene. There was nothing inherently wrong with these shows, but when no alternatives exist, they can get stale. Haruhi Fujioka offered something new to anime audiences, and for that she remains a fan favorite to this day. Neither hyper-feminine nor especially masculine, Haruhi just does whatever she wants to do. Sometimes, that means wearing pants and a stained sweater for comfort while she studies; sometimes it means looking cute in a sundress. No matter the occasion for the outfit, the intention is always to assert her own boundaries and sense of self in a way Haruhi deems fit for herself.
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