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(#4) Spike Spiegel
- Cowboy Bebop, Cowboy Bebop: The Movie
Is it possible to watch Cowboy Bebop without thinking about how awesome Spike Spiegel is? Probably not. A spectacularly cool dude whose fighting style evokes that of Bruce Lee, Spiegel takes down his enemies with the same ease as when he exchanges witty banter with the rest of the Bebop crew.
Not only does he Spiegel himself appear cool, he's also extremely well-developed in terms of the plot. His past with the Red Dragon Crime Syndicate impacts his personality and behavior in ways that are sometimes subtle, and sometimes the focus of the episode. While Cowboy Bebop excels great for many reasons, it's Spike who happens to be many of said reasons.
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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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(#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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(#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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(#6) Saitama
For anime fans who are sick of standard shonen heroes, Saitama arrives like a godsend. His extraordinary powers certainly entitle him to brag about his chances at winning, but Saitama never bothers. He simply lets his powers speak for themselves, preferring to focus on more important things in life, such as cheap prices on seafood at the grocery store. Yet for all his laidback demeanor, Saitama never strays from his workouts or his sense of duty, showing viewers that even gods must work for their glory. His refreshing attitude combined with his ability to kick butt makes him one of the best anime characters to appear in recent years.
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(#2) Maes Hughes
While most of the characters in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood boast pretty large followings, no one stands out like Maes Hughes and his family. In his professional life, Hughes works as a soldier, but his private life shows him in a much more sympathetic role. Hughes absolutely adores his wife and three-year-old daughter, so much so he happily shows off photos of them to anyone who will look, and spends half his time on screen talking about how happy they make him. The anime community loves any and all amazing dads, especially the ones who risk it all in the line of duty.
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