The better question is... Who did NOT have a crush on him...? Flynn Rider fulfills the whole messy bad-boy trope so well that it's impossible to look past it. | © Disney
Zuko wasn't just another animated character; he was the ultimate bad boy with a heart of gold. Starting off as the exiled prince with a fierce temper and a scarred face, he captivated us with his intense journey of self-discovery and redemption. | © Nickelodeon
Tai Kamiya was the fearless leader we all admired in Digimon. With his wild hair, signature goggles, and unwavering bravery, Tai stood out as the ultimate childhood hero. He had a knack for rallying his friends and Digimon partners, always ready to take on any challenge. | © Bandai
Kovu was the wild and mysterious lion who stole our hearts in The Lion King 2. With his striking green eyes and rugged charm, Kovu was the perfect mix of edgy and sweet. | © Disney
Diego was first introduced as the distant and emotionless loner. But later on we discovered his soft side, and the way that he cares for the pack as well as the baby in Ice Age. | © Disney
Okay hear me out... Yes... Spirit is... a horse. But a well-built one at that. He has that vibe of freedom and sexiness that just captivates 10-year-old girls around the world | © Dreamworks
When we were kids, we all had crushes on all sorts of cartoon characters. There is no denying of that. So, here's a list of the top animated male characters we liked back then, but they get progressively worse.
