1. Daisy Duck
   Donald Duck
2. Wendy Darling
   Dopey

Daisy Duck is one of the oldest Disney characters, who also happens to be the girlfriend of Donald Duck. She is often seen wearing a huge hair bow, a skirt and blouse, and a pair of heeled shoes. She was first seen in a short film back in 1940 before starring in many films, television series and comic strips.

1. Pongo
   Berlioz
2. King Triton
   Eeyore

King Triton is the King of Atlantica and the father of the main protagonist, Ariel, from "The Little Mermaid." He is a merman who rules his underwater water kingdom with a powerful magical trident. Before the death of his wife, he was shown to be a loving and wise leader, but afterwards became strict and stubborn.

1. Sebastian
   Jane
2. Pete
   Sleepy

Sleepy is one of the seven dwarfs from the 1934 animated feature film, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." Just as his name indicates, he is always either sleeping or drowsy. As a result, he often misses major events that take place.

1. Piglet
   Stitch
2. Sebastian
   Scuttle

Piglet is a character who viewers first encountered in "Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day," the second of the Pooh films. He is a very kindhearted, friendly and organized little pig whose fears and anxiety often get the best of him. Second to Christopher Robin, he is Pooh’s best friend.

1. Tarzan
   Queen Elinor
2. Ursula
   Maleficent

Queen Elinor is a character from the 2012 Disney/Pixar film, "Brave." She is the queen of DunBroch and wife of King Fergus. She is also the mother of Merida and three triplet boys who she must raise to take over the throne.

1. Shere Khan
   Jiminy Cricket
2. Flora
   Pascal

Jiminy Cricket is a character from Disney's 1940 animated film, "Pinocchio," which was based on a children’s book by Carlo Collodi. In the movie, he plays the role of Pinocchio’s conscience and confidante, often seen trying to keep him out of trouble.

1. Djali
   Hades
2. Abu and Iago
   Chip and Dale

Chip and Dale are a pair of chipmunks who have appeared in many feature films, video games and television programs including the "Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers." Chip is the clever and bossy one, while Dale is portrayed as the lazy and dim-witted chipmunk, but both are very mischievous.

1. Grumpy
   Prince Charming
2. Tarzan
   March hare

Tarzan is the main and titular character of Disney’s 1999 film, "Tarzan," "Tarzan II" and "Tarzan & Jane." Commonly called the “Lord of the Jungle,” Tarzan was raised by a group of apes after his parents were killed by a leopard. He acted like the animals who raised him, not knowing that there were others like him.

1. Jose Carioca
   Lumiere
2. Dumbo
   Gus Gus

Gus Gus, simply referred to as Gus, is one of the animal sidekicks in the 1950 movie, "Cinderella." He is not the smartest character, but his optimism, bravery and kind-hearted nature make him one of the most well-liked characters in the movie.

1. Brer Rabbit
   Pumbaa
2. Dr. Facillier
   Shan Yu

Shan Yu is the main antagonist in Disney’s 1998 film, "Mulan." In the movie, he is the ruthless and cunning leader of the Hun Army. He is one of the few villains who has killed people, making him one of the worst in the Disney universe.

1. Mulan
   Simba
2. Lightning McQueen
   Pete

Lightning McQueen is one of the main characters from the movie "Cars," the sequels and a series of short films. He is a red race car whose design was inspired by a Ford GT40 and Lola. In the beginning of the movie, he is a selfish and self-obsessed car, but by the end of the movie he learns how to put others before himself.

1. Cheshire Cat
   Pacha
2. Prince Philip
   Flynn Rider

Flynn Rider, also known as Eugene Fitzherbert, is a character from the 2010 film "Tangled" and the 2017 animated series, "Tangled: The Series." Before meeting and falling in love with Rapunzel, he was one of the most wanted thieves in the kingdom of Corona.

1. Sneezy
   Periwinkle
2. Cinderella
   Ariel

Periwinkle, often called Peri, is a fairy who first appeared in "Secret of the Wings" and "The Pirate Fairy." She also happens to be the twin sister of Tinker Bell. The two have many things in common, but she is more cheerful, bubbly and adventurous.

1. Scar
   Prince Charming
2. Mad Hatter
   Pegasus

The Mad Hatter is a character from the Alice in Wonderland books, which were later adapted into animated and live action films by Disney. He is a resident of Wonderland, known for being a loud, charming yet eccentric character who loves hosting tea parties.

1. Governor Ratcliffe
   Sadness
2. Rapunzel
   Baloo

Sadness is one of the main characters from the Disney/Pixar film, "Inside Out." She is one of the five emotions inside of 11-year old Riley Andersen’s mind and plays the role of the voice of reason in the group. She is also seen as a depressing character, but on occasion she has been caught smiling.

1. Mickey Mouse
   Huey, Dewey and Louie
2. Goofy
   Pluto

Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck are triplets who happen to be the nephews of Donald Duck. The colors of their hats help to differentiate the characters who have appeared in many Disney films, including "DuckTales" and "Mickey’s Twice Upon a Christmas," as wells as comics and television series.

1. Zeus
   Meeko
2. Flora
   Anastasia

Zeus is an Olympic god - the god of thunder and ruler of Mount Olympus. He was featured in Disney’s 1997 animated film, "Hercules." In the movie, he is the father of the main protagonist, Hercules, who must fight the Titans after the next planetary alignment.

1. Mortimer Mouse
   Kronk
2. Bashful
   Jaq Jaq

Mortimer Mouse is a character who made his debut in 1936 in the short, "Mickey’s Rival." He is a rude, arrogant and dishonest character who is often seen competing with Mickey for Minnie Mouse’s affection. It has been rumored that the two used to date.

1. Mufasa
   Flynn Rider
2. Kocoum
   Flounder

Kocoum is one of the supporting characters from the 1995 animated film, "Pocahontas." He is a strong Native American warrior who was promised Pocahontas’s hand in marriage. He was also going to become the next chief, but he was killed by one of the colonizers named Thomas.

1. Flora
   Faline
2. Flit
   Olaf

Olaf is a character from Disney’s 2013 animated film, "Frozen." He was created from Elsa’s magical powers when she was just a little girl. He is a caring and kind snowman who want nothing more than to be lying down on a beach in the hot summer weather, not knowing that he will melt from the sweltering heat.

1. Rabbit
   Little John
2. Duchess
   Belle

Little John is a character from a novel and feature film titled "Robin Hood," which Disney adapted into an animated film where the characters are animals. Despite his name, Little John, he is a large bear who is the sidekick and best friend of hero Robin Hood.

1. Judge Claude Frollo
   Phil
2. Prince Eric
   Tramp

Tramp, sometimes called Butch, is the main character from Disney’s 1955 animated film, "Lady and the Tramp," and the sequel. In the movie, he is a friendly stray animal who dreams of living in a home with a family. After rescuing Lady, he falls in love with her and is later seen moving in with her and her family.

1. Destiny
   Bambi
2. Queen of Hearts
   Happy

Destiny is a whale shark from the movie "Finding Dory." She is a childhood friend of Dory, who after many years revives their friendship when they meet at the Marine Life Institute. She has a big heart, but due to her poor eyesight, she is not the best swimmer.

1. Tiger Lily
   Faline
2. Minnie Mouse
   Snow White

Tiger Lily is a supporting character from the 1953 animated film "Peter Pan" and other remakes. She is a Native American princess who is a very good friend of Peter Pan and the lost boys. Because of their friendship, she was kidnapped by Captain Hook, only to be rescued by her friend Peter.

1. Ariel
   Fawn
2. Nala
   Bo Peep

Bo Peep is a supporting character from the Toy Story film franchise. She is a toy who was inspired a nursery rhyme and is portrayed as a porcelain shepherdess who sits near the bedside lamp of Molly Davis. She is one of Molly’s toys, but Andy likes to make her the damsel in distress when he plays with his toys.

1. Baloo
   Cogsworth
2. Zazu
   Roo

Zazu is a red-billed hornbill from Disney’s 1994 animated film, "The Lion King," the television series and the video game. Zazu is loyal and feisty, and is often seen following Mufasa around.

1. Megara
   Yzma
2. Nani Pelekai
   Lady Tremaine

Yzma is the main antagonist from the animated film, "The Emperor’s New Groove," and the spin-off series, "The Emperor’s New School." The crazy and overconfident villain was an advisor to the Emperor, but after being fired, she turned on him and tried to kill him.

1. Mr. Smee
   Belle
2. Tiana
   Princess Eilonwy

Princess Eilonwy of Llyr, is a twelve-year-old girl from the 1985 film, "The Black Cauldron." She is portrayed as a sweet yet talkative and strong-willed girl who often snaps at her friend, Taran. She also has magical powers, which come in handy in many parts of the movie.

1. Cruella De Vil
   Mrs. Potts
2. Mr. Banks
   Duchess

George Banks, sometimes called Mr. Banks, is the main antagonist of Disney’s 1964 film, "Mary Poppins." He is a junior officer at a bank in London, and he is a very strict and distant husband and father. Later in the movie, he changes his ways and becomes a more caring family man.

1. Jafar
   Scuttle
2. Maurice
   Nala

Scuttle is a seagull and one of the supporting characters in the 1989 animated film, "The Little Mermaid." He is one of Ariel’s dearest friends, who appears to be an expert on all thing human. He is best known for wrongfully naming objects, including calling a fork a “dinglehopper” and a smoking pipe “snarfblatt.”

1. Sir Hiss
   Timothy Q Mouse
2. Mushu
   Bagheera

Bagheera is a black panther who appeared in the 1967 film, "The Jungle Book." In the movie and the books, he serves as Mowgli’s wise and responsible guardian, who also accompanies the young “Man-cub” on his adventures along with Baloo.

1. Gaston
   Gepetto
2. Jumba Jookiba
   Geenie

Jumba Jokiba is an alien character from the 2002 Disney film "Lilo & Stitch." In the movie, he was tasked with recovering one of his Experiment 626 creatures, also known as Stitch. Despite being the main protagonist, he is a very comical and charming character.

1. Pinocchio
   Aladdin
2. Clopin Trouillefou
   John Smith

Clopin Trouillefou is character who has appeared in both "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame" novel and film. He is a happy-go-lucky gypsy who sometimes has a dark side but ultimately chooses to be a good person toward the end of the movie.

1. Celia Mae
   Prince John
2. Merida
   Eeyore

Celia Mae is a character from the Disney/Pixar movie, "Monsters, Inc." She is the receptionist at the Monsters, Inc., company and is also the love interest of Mike Wazowski. She is mostly known for giving people pet names and for her medusa-like hair.

1. Phil
   Esmeralda
2. Tia Dalma
   Lilo

Tia Dalma is a character who appeared in many of the Pirates of the Caribbean films. She is a mysterious and mystic soothsayer from the Caribbean who has voodoo-like magical powers. Later on, it is discovered that she is the sea goddess Calypso, who was imprisoned in the body of a mortal woman.

1. Kaa
   Mrs. Potts
2. Iago
   Percy

Iago is a supporting character from Disney’s 1992 film, "Aladdin." He also appeared in the sequel, television show and "Kingdom Hearts." He is a scarlet macaw who is the sidekick of the main antagonist, Jafar, in the first movie, but later switches sides in the sequel.

1. Timon
   Le Fou
2. Max goof
   Mickey Mouse

Le Fou serves as the sidekick to main antagonist Gaston, in both the animated and live-action films, "Beauty and the Beast." He is portrayed as a naïve and clumsy sidekick who idolizes the villain, despite the fact that he is verbally and physically abused by him.

1. Flower
   Thumper
2. Tinker Bell
   Toulouse

Flower is one of the characters from Disney’s 1942 animated film, "Bambi." Flower is a soft-spoken male skunk who happens to be a dear friend of Bambi. In the movie, the optimistic animal is often seen hiding and blushing when he is shown affection.

1. Drizella
   Mowgli
2. Merida
   Mother Gothel

Drizella Tremaine is one of the antagonists in Disney’s animated classic, "Cinderella." She, along with her younger sister Anastasia and her mother, Lady Tremaine, is extremely jealous of her stepsister Cinderella. Together, the three go to great lengths to make her life as miserable as possible.

1. Ariel
   Horace Horsecollar
2. Thomas O'Malley
   Victor

Thomas O’Malley is smooth-talking, rule breaking and carefree street cat from the 1970 animated film, "Aristocats." He is a brave cat who falls in love with Duchess and her children and goes to great lengths to protect them.