15 Animated Characters Who Definitely Awakened Something In Millennials Everywhere

It didn't matter if they were a mouse, a dragon, or a robot — people still fell in love!

1. Raven (Teen Titans)

Warner Bros.

Easily one of the most iconic (and badass) goth girls in media history, so this one's an obvious pick.

2. Starfire (Teen Titans)

Warner Bros.

Some people preferred Starfire's more cheerful character to Raven. They're still shipped together frequently to this very day.

3. Shego (Kim Possible)

Disney

The first time Shego appeared on screen, many girls realized they may not have been straight after all. Just about everyone fell for her!

4. Kim Possible

Disney

Some preferred Kim herself, though, for being just as badass and also a great role model.

5. Gadget Hackwrench (Chip N' Dale's Rescue Rangers)

Disney

Gadget has remained popular ever since she first debuted on television in 1989. She's a genius inventor and as cute as a button. What's not to love?

6. Misty (Pokémon)

Nintendo

Misty was many people's first anime crush — initially rather short-tempered, she seemed to cool down after taking ownership of Togepi.

7. Cassie (Dragon Tales)

Sony Pictures Television

A strange pick at first glance, but not only was Cassie just plain adorable, her shy, but smart and kindhearted personality made her lovable and relatable.

8. Ariel (The Little Mermaid)

Disney

As the first renaissance-era Disney Princess, the beautiful, rebellious Ariel stole the hearts of many.

9. Jenny Wakeman (My Life as A Teenage Robot)

Nickelodeon

Jenny won many viewers over for being an adorable, crime-fighting robot girl — she's become very popular in the trans community, too!

10. Jessica Rabbit (Who Framed Roger Rabbit)

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Not only is Jessica Rabbit gorgeous, she's also a great person who is talented, smart, and kind. Jessica isn't bad — she's just drawn that way.

11. Jasmine (Aladdin)

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Jasmine's gorgeous, light-blue outfit and independent personality makes her one of the most recognizable Disney Princesses.

12. Roxanne (A Goofy Movie)

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It's easy to see why Max fell for Roxanne – she's just plain gorgeous!

13. Lola Bunny (Space Jam)

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When Lola showed up to the big screen in 1996, thousands of Millennials found their first love. Her drop-dead gorgeous looks helped create thousands of furries.

14. Ms. Cerebellum (Powerpuff Girls)

Cartoon Network

Not only was Ms. Cerebellum remarkably attractive, she was incredibly smart and was a great role model for both the three girls and the viewers. Unfortunately she was removed in the 2016 reboot.

15. Frankie Foster (Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends)

Cartoon Network

The relatable and hard-working Frankie Foster is still well-loved to this day by many who remembered her kind and laid-back character.

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