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(#15) Gintoki Sakata
- Gintama, Gin Tama, Gintama: The Movie
Gintoki Sakata is one of those rare anime characters who looks fantastic from every angle. Ostensibly a lazy. selfish good-for-nothing who spends his days trying to rustle up odd jobs, Gintoki proves again and again that more to him exists than meets the eye. An incredible fighter, Gintoki in battle-mode makes the more action-oriented episodes all the more exciting. His dry, witty sense of humor carries more humorous episodes, yet his serious side also shows when the plot calls for it.
Towards his former fellow soldiers or his little found family, the Yorozuya, Gintoki constantly shows affection, even as he pretends not to. He not only moves the plot along, he also provides a fascinating character study, and this makes him such a treat to watch on screen.
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(#8) Pikachu
- Pokémon The Series: XY, Pokémon 4Ever, Pokémon: Mewtwo Returns, Pokémon: Arceus and the Jewel of Life, Pokémon The Movie 2000, Pokémon: The First Movie, Pokémon Heroes, Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew, Pokémon: Destiny Deoxys, Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl The Movie, Pokémon: Giratina and the Sky Warrior, Pokémon: Spell Of The Unknown, Pokémon: Jirachi Wish Maker, Pokémon the Movie: Kyurem vs. the Sword of Justice, Pokémon Ranger and the Prince of the Sea: Manaphy, The Roast of Mario, Nintendo Universe
Even people with absolutely no knowledge of Pokémon, much less anime, know about Pikachu. In fact, for many people this adorable electric mouse provided their gateway into anime fandom. More than just cute, Pikachu also possesses a personality – they loath their Poké Ball or the idea of evolving into a Raichu unless they want to. While Pikachu isn't necessarily everyone's favorite Pokémon, few people would say they dislike them.
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(#10) L Lawliet
- Death Note
One of Death Note's major strengths lies in the anime's ability to make even the most loathsome people somewhat likable, or at the very least, enjoyable to watch on-screen. Light Yagami, the protagonist, is an honest-to-god serial killer, but plenty of people, including even readers, still find him charming. Despite his charm, Light still attracts a lot of haters – but L, the hunched over, cake-eating detective trying to bring Light down, is almost universally loved.
People find L awesome for a multitude of reasons. For one thing, his idiosyncratic behavior sets him apart not just from Death Note's other geniuses but other anime series – you'll find few, if any anime characters who look and act like L. Though intellectually brilliant, L never pretends he comes without any flaws. He takes poor physical care of himself (though still gives Light a run for his money at tennis), and his ethics when it comes to solving cases are questionable at best. Still, he comes across as an underdog in pursuit of justice, and what anime fan isn't into that?
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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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(#12) Tsuyu Asui - 'My Hero Academia'
With such a likeable cast, My Hero Academia features all sorts of beloved characters – but Tsuyu Asui, the girl whose superpower is "being a frog," stands out. Tsuyu encapsulates everything a viewer wants from an anime character. Adorable, but not in a cloying way, Tsuyu's cuteness is spiked with just the right level of strange. Her powers sound ridiculous but actually become super useful – she uses her tongue the way Spiderman uses his webs! Best of all, she takes no crap from the show's resident pervert, Mineta, but remains willing to be his – and everyone else's – friend.
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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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