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** As far as the parents go, Didi tends to be the most disliked. While the other adults are liked for their sympathetic traits, for being pathetically hilarious, their {{Fanservice}}s or for {{Memetic Mutation}}s, Didi's overall cluelessness, SelectiveEnforcement and lackluster parenting (as well as her delusions of being the contrary) make her this.

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** As far as the parents go, Didi Dr. Lipschitz tends to be the most disliked. While the other adults are liked disliked because, while many parents rely on him for their sympathetic traits, for being pathetically hilarious, their {{Fanservice}}s or for {{Memetic Mutation}}s, Didi's overall cluelessness, SelectiveEnforcement and lackluster parenting (as well as her delusions of being the contrary) make her this.advice, it is shown that [[KnowNothingKnowItAll he himself knows nothing about how to raise children, despite claiming otherwise]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Robotboy}}'': You won't find that many fans of Brian/Brainy Yak. He's hated for his backstory which some felt retconned Moshimo's well-liked background in "Brother" and his bizarre and unfunny nature. Coming out of nowhere to defeat Ensemble Dark Horse Protoboy in his second and final appearance doesn't help his case.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman'':
** Donnie/Prank is generally considered to be a pretty pointless and annoying character, who Harley Quinn should have taken the place of. Thankfully she does end up appearing.
** Chief Rojas is practically a HateSink as he has NO redeeming qualities whatsoever as he's just a self-righteous FatBastard. Thankfully, Commissioner Gordon came into the picture.
** Cluemaster tends to be considered one of the worst of the series' villains due to his obnoxious PsychopathicManchild personality, lame motivation (revenge over losing a game show), and goofy design.

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Detentionaire}}'': Brad Von Chillstein. While him getting in the way of Lee and Tina's romance is the whole point of his character, his massive ego and WrongGenreSavvy attitude get on the nerves of many fans.



** Not helped at all by what immediately follows. At first, we're led to assume that she'll change her mind and realize she's misjudged Doug. But nope, she's ''still'' convinced he's a rotten little troublemaker...she just thinks he's a rotten little troublemaker with a HiddenHeartOfGold. Despite ultimately warming up to him, the fact that she still thinks Doug's bad and Roger's good ends up cementing her as an irredeemably HorribleJudgeOfCharacter to the point that even Doug decides that there's no possible way to get her to see reason. The only consolation is that [[LaserGuidedKarma Roger gets some karmic retribution in the end]] with Ms. Newberry not being seen in the series again after that.

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** Not helped at all by what immediately follows. At first, we're led to assume that she'll change her mind and realize she's misjudged Doug. But nope, she's ''still'' convinced he's a rotten little troublemaker...she just thinks he's a rotten little troublemaker with a HiddenHeartOfGold. Despite ultimately warming up to him, the fact that she still thinks Doug's bad and Roger's good ends up cementing her as an irredeemably HorribleJudgeOfCharacter to the point that even e/ven Doug decides that there's no possible way to get her to see reason. The only consolation is that [[LaserGuidedKarma Roger gets some karmic retribution in the end]] with Ms. Newberry not being seen in the series again after that.

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* On ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs1981'', Brainy Smurf was someone who nobody liked in-universe or out. On the surface, he's a KnowNothingKnowItAll who's more of a narcissist than Vanity Smurf (a guy whose ''name'' denotes narcissism) and more annoying than, well, anyone else on the show, mostly because of his whiny, nasally voice as he lectures anyone unlucky enough to listen. He never plays a vital part of the story (unless he's the ''antagonist'' of the story, which happened ''a lot''). Worst of all, this guy tends to do terrible things all the time, like bake living gingerbread Smurfs that almost destroy the village, blame Clumsy for losing Baby Smurf (after ''he'' was responsible) and put him through a KangarooCourt, and even seize control of the village, crown himself king, rule like a tyrant, and start a Smurf civil war. [[AdaptationalVillainy (Although in fairness, it wasn't him in the original version.)]]



* ''WesternAnimation/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil'':
** Jeremy Birnbaum, mainly due to being an annoying BrattyHalfPint. The fact that he shares the same voice actor and similar traits as [[WesternAnimation/TheLionGuard Bunga]] (see above) does not help matters.
** Flying Princess Pony Head is also hated for being an annoying, selfish {{Jerkass}} with NoIndoorVoice and [[WithFriendsLikeThese treats her friends (especially Marco) like crap]]. She never learns her lesson, either. Her antics are entirely PlayedForLaughs, but few people think she's funny.

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* ''WesternAnimation/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil'':
** Jeremy Birnbaum, mainly due to being an annoying BrattyHalfPint. The fact that he shares the same voice actor and similar traits as [[WesternAnimation/TheLionGuard Bunga]] (see above) does not help matters.
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''WesternAnimation/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil'': Flying Princess Pony Head is also hated for being an annoying, selfish {{Jerkass}} with NoIndoorVoice and [[WithFriendsLikeThese treats her friends (especially Marco) like crap]]. She never learns her lesson, either. Her antics are entirely PlayedForLaughs, but few people think she's funny.
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** [[ItsAllAboutMe Kevin Reynolds]] is considered to be the main Scrappy of the Noobs as he is the most selfish and irresponsible of them, is overly [[LargeHam hammy]], is frequently rude and disrespectful towards Memnock and Zenblock, almost destroyed Earth by accident, and once almost compromised his team's secret identities.
** [[InsufferableGenius Jennifer]] [[{{Jerkass}} Shope]] is another Scrappy as when she speaks, she often raises her voice and when she does so, her voice sounds very irritating and distasteful. She is also hated for when she TookALevelInJerkass by forcing Kevin to transform into a gerbil and proceeds to humiliate him all so she wouldn't get an F in her science project, in which [[LaserGuidedKarma she failed]].



** Principal Warmeramer is mainly hated for just being a minor obstacle for the Noobs to go through in concealing their secret identities and for having Mr. Wertz sent to a mental institution instead of firing him for trying to enslave Cornbury with mind control goggles.
** [[JerkJock Jock Jockerson]] is disliked for being a FlatCharacter as he seemed to have no purpose on the show other than to bully the Noobs and become the first person on the show to be infected with the virus in the first episode. After the first episode, Jock's importance on the show seemed to quickly evaporate and was apparently DemotedToExtra by being pushed into the background in most of his appearances. 
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* ''WesternAnimation/RocketPower'': [=MacKenzie=] Benders is an overly violent and needlessly antagonistic BrattyHalfPint with a super annoying voice who everyone feared (even her own parents!) meaning she always [[KarmaHoudini avoided comeuppance no matter what she did]].

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* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'':
** Gizmo was perhaps the most commonly-appearing villain in the series, behind [[BigBad Slade]]. However, he also happened to be a whiny, self-superior BrattyHalfPint with an annoying voice and nothing resembling CharacterDevelopment. [[TheFriendNobodyLikes Even his own teammates don't like him]].
** Kitten takes a lot of heat from the fans, but a lot of it's rather undeserved, as it's not for her [[SpoiledBrat unpleasant personality]] (which ''is'' detestable, even in-show) so much as the fact that she [[DieForOurShip forced Robin to date her]]. Even though the real goal behind that was [[OperationJealousy to regain Fang's attention after he broke up with her]].
** Mento is by far the least liked member of the Doom Patrol, mainly due to his high strict standards and poor treatment of Beast Boy. He's also disliked for his arrogance in refusing to help the Teen Titans fight the Brotherhood of Evil, which would have gotten his entire team and family killed had it not been for the Titans ignoring his orders. When the character somewhat returns in Season 3 of ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'', he is presented in a considerably less favorable light.

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** Gizmo was perhaps the most commonly-appearing villain in the series, behind [[BigBad Slade]]. However, he also happened to be a whiny, self-superior BrattyHalfPint with an annoying voice and nothing resembling CharacterDevelopment. [[TheFriendNobodyLikes Even his own teammates don't like him]].
** Kitten takes a lot of heat from the fans, but a lot of it's rather undeserved, as it's not for her [[SpoiledBrat unpleasant personality]] (which ''is'' detestable, even in-show) so much as the fact that she [[DieForOurShip forced Robin to date her]]. Even though the real goal behind that was [[OperationJealousy to regain Fang's attention after he broke up with her]].
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''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'': Mento is by far the least liked member of the Doom Patrol, mainly due to his high strict standards and poor treatment of Beast Boy. He's also disliked for his arrogance in refusing to help the Teen Titans fight the Brotherhood of Evil, which would have gotten his entire team and family killed had it not been for the Titans ignoring his orders. When the character somewhat returns in Season 3 of ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'', he is presented in a considerably less favorable light.
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* Sam is this in ''All-Stars'', by being underused. The writers didn't do anything interesting with him, save for getting a poorly done SnapBack when he helped win a challenge, making him a very FlatCharacter whose only defining traits from the last season (video game obsession and having a crush on Dakota) are very underplayed. Instead, he becomes [[TheChewToy Chew Toy]] fodder. And even worse, his inclusion meant [[EnsembleDarkhorse more popular]] and noticeably more heroic ''Revenge'' alumni Dawn and Brick would not be included in the cast. As such, he is widely considered one of the least qualified to have been an "All-Star".
* Dave, who was already a BaseBreakingCharacter before ''Pahkitew Island'' started. Following the severe and record-breaking blows to his character like [[TookALevelInJerkass taking a level in jerkass]] and his SanitySlippage in "Hurl and Go Seek" and the finale, he has now become one of the most unpopular characters in the series.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SonicTheHedgehogSatAM'': Dulcy was ExecutiveMeddling attempting to push another female lead into the show, resulting in a [[TheKlutz klutzy]], [[MotorMouth loud mouthed]] dragon [[RememberTheNewGuy appearing out of nowhere]] in the second season. This was especially bad since the infinitely more popular [[EnsembleDarkhorse Bunnie Rabbot]] was DemotedToExtra in contrast.
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** Uncle Monty. Many fans despise him for how irrational his dislike for Rapunzel is, all for reasons that Rapunzel has no power over given her traumatic childhood. Rapunzel herself is frustrated with his IrrationalHatred as well, though by the end of the episode, she decides that getting him to like her isn't worth it. Fortunately, in his reappearances his dislike for Rapunzel is [[TookALevelInKindness drastically toned down]].



** The citizens of Vardaros (except for Vex and Quaid) haven't won over many fans due to the fact that they all act as very unpleasant {{Jerkass}}es towards Rapunzel, even though she sticks up for them ''twice'' against the Baron's men when she could have just abandoned them to their fate. With the exception of Vex and Quaid, not one of them shows a single iota of gratitude towards her and they [[KarmaHoudini suffer no consequences]] for how horribly they treat her. What's worse is that they are a horrible reminder of how Uncle Monty's initial characterization was, except they come off as even ''worse'' since Monty at least ''has redeeming qualities'', even in his divisive debut episode.
** Calliope from ''Keeper of the Spire'' for being an insufferable KnowNothingKnowItAll who keeps blaming the gang for her own screw-ups. This also seems to be the gang's view of her in-universe as well, with even Rapunzel being barely able to tolerate her.

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* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'':
** Not a whole lot of fans liked Matt [=McGinnis=] on the show, as his appearances often had him just acting like a typical AnnoyingYoungerSibling BrattyHalfPint without offering anything else.
** While most of the major villains introduced in season 1 have some kind of following, Jackson Chappell from "The Winning Edge" is not one of them. He's generally regarded as a forgettable cardboard cutout of a drug lord (to the point where his name is only mentioned in the credits) he solely exists to hammer in an [[{{Anvilicious}} unsubtle]] DrugsAreBad message, and he receives almost no characterization before he gets sent into a coma [[HoistByHisOwnPetard with his own Venom patches]]. The most notable thing about his episode is revealing the fate of classic bat-foe ComicBook/{{Bane}}, who only appears in one scene.

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** While most of the major villains introduced in season 1 have some kind of following, Jackson Chappell from "The Winning Edge" is not one of them. He's generally regarded as a forgettable cardboard cutout of a drug lord (to the point where his name is only mentioned in the credits) he solely exists to hammer in an [[{{Anvilicious}} unsubtle]] DrugsAreBad message, and he receives almost no characterization before he gets sent into a coma [[HoistByHisOwnPetard with his own Venom patches]]. The most notable thing about his episode is revealing the fate of classic bat-foe ComicBook/{{Bane}}, who only appears in one scene.
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* Cecil Turtle isn't very well-beloved by those who believe his victories over Bugs to be unearned. Perhaps in response to this, ''WesternAnimation/TheLooneyTunesShow'' not only depicts him as an outright villain, but has [[CatharsisFactor Bugs finally defeat him in both of his appearances.]]
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** Then there's Ronaldo. Unlike Onion, who sometimes shows redeeming qualities (for example, Onion gave Steven an "Explorer Gal" figure as an apology token) it seems like there's nothing positive to say about Ronaldo. He's a HUGE KnowNothingKnowItAll with a good amount of WrongGenreSavvy fueled by [[ItsAllAboutMe a desire to feel important]]. While most of his antics are played for laughs, most people find them irritating rather than funny. [=PhantomStrider=] calls Ronaldo in his [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb37Zx7onDw Top 10 Worst Episodes of Otherwise Good Cartoons]] a "train-wreck of a character" and "an ugly wart in the face of an otherwise immaculate, gorgeous cartoon".

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** Then there's Ronaldo. Unlike Onion, who sometimes shows redeeming qualities (for example, Onion gave Steven an "Explorer Gal" figure as an apology token) it seems like there's nothing positive to say about Ronaldo. He's a HUGE KnowNothingKnowItAll with a good amount of WrongGenreSavvy fueled by [[ItsAllAboutMe a desire to feel important]]. While most of his antics are played for laughs, most people find them irritating rather than funny. [=PhantomStrider=] calls Ronaldo in his [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb37Zx7onDw Top 10 Worst Episodes of Otherwise Good Cartoons]] a "train-wreck of a character" and "an ugly wart in the face of an otherwise immaculate, gorgeous cartoon". It became cathartic for viewers when [[AllLovingHero Steven]] after trying to accommodate his desire to be part of action [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech chews him out]] for being incredibly selfish and actively unhelpful.
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** Surprisingly Jerry was and often still is seen as this. The reasons lie in Jerry’s DesignatedHero status compared to Tom (who we’re generally supposed to root against since CatsAreMean) but ironically Tom frequently comes off as UnintentionallySympathetic as usually he’s just looking after the house, babysitting or doing his own thing while Jerry pretty much always goes out of his way to be a unprovoked little sadistic {{Jerkass}} to the poor cat. Allegedly it got to the point where MGM got fan letters of enough people siding with Tom over Jerry leading to them to altering the formula so that Tom acted more vindictive to the mouse resulting in acceptable LaserGuidedKarma, and he was actually allowed to get the last laugh on Jerry whenever the latter took his own offence to an unsympathetic level.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheNewAdventuresOfBatman'' had Bat-Mite, who is universally reviled because of his annoying voice, insufferable antics, and the fact that he's more-or-less a pointless character left over from the lesser-loved elements of the Silver Age.
** ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'' acknowledged his status, by having Batman be constantly annoyed by him. ''Brave and the Bold'' also rescued him from the heap by turning him into a FourthWallObserver who goes to comic conventions and references the existence of multiple Batman cartoons.

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Mask}}'': Scott and T-Bob are generally seen as annoying by many fans, as they frequently hog the spotlight from MASK and VENOM, while usually not contributing anything useful and get into trouble at least once an episode, requiring MASK to save the duo.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TuffPuppy'': Becky from "Love Bird" isn't well-liked due to her bland personality and ugly design.
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* ''WesternAnimation/AtomicBetty'': A lot of people dislike (and even flat-out despise) Penelope for a good reason. Her attitude half the time and especially on season three is the reason many nearly stopped watching the show.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TangledTheSeries'':
** In Season 1 you would be hard-pressed to find many who care for the Captain of the Guards, who seems to be aiming for a record for how many episodes someone can juggle the JerkassBall and IdiotBall. Fortunately, he gets RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in Season 3.
** Uncle Monty. Many fans despise him for how irrational his dislike for Rapunzel is, all for reasons that Rapunzel has no power over given her traumatic childhood. Rapunzel herself is frustrated with his IrrationalHatred as well, though by the end of the episode, she decides that getting him to like her isn't worth it. Fortunately, in his reappearances his dislike for Rapunzel is [[TookALevelInKindness drastically toned down]].
** Nigel, the royal family's advisor, garnered a fair amount of ire due to him ordering for [[spoiler:Varian]] to be ejected into a blizzard at a time of need, in addition to quickly coming to the incorrect conclusion that he attacked Rapunzel. Besides that, he's seen as too annoying and uptight. Like the Captain, he was somewhat RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in Season 3 with the episode "Pascal's Dragon" making it at most more understandable why he acts as uptight and strictly cautious as he does ([[spoiler:as the last time he prioritized a friend over the well being of his home and its people, there were disastrous consequences, so he wasn't willing to take the chance of Rapunzel doing the same in regards to Varian.]])
** The citizens of Vardaros (except for Vex and Quaid) haven't won over many fans due to the fact that they all act as very unpleasant {{Jerkass}}es towards Rapunzel, even though she sticks up for them ''twice'' against the Baron's men when she could have just abandoned them to their fate. With the exception of Vex and Quaid, not one of them shows a single iota of gratitude towards her and they [[KarmaHoudini suffer no consequences]] for how horribly they treat her. What's worse is that they are a horrible reminder of how Uncle Monty's initial characterization was, except they come off as even ''worse'' since Monty at least ''has redeeming qualities'', even in his divisive debut episode.
** Calliope from ''Keeper of the Spire'' for being an insufferable KnowNothingKnowItAll who keeps blaming the gang for her own screw-ups. This also seems to be the gang's view of her in-universe as well, with even Rapunzel being barely able to tolerate her.
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* LoveInterest Amber in ''WesternAnimation/Invincible2021'' was overwhelmingly disliked by both new and [[ComicBook/{{Invincible}} returning]] fans for her AdaptationalJerkass behavior towards Mark. As one commentator put it, "You know it's bad when people on Website/FourChan, Website/{{Reddit}}, and Website/{{Twitter}} all collectively agree that Amber was in the wrong." She frequently held Mark's [[TheMasqueradeWillKillYourDatingLife time management issues]] against him before revealing she knew his SecretIdentity all along and was hurt he didn't tell her [[ItsAllAboutMe despite the fact they had only been dating a couple of months]], [[TheUnfairSex with the other characters in the narrative laying all the blame at Mark's feet as well]]. While there are some outliers in the fanbase who don't outright hate her, even within that subset of fans most seem to agree that her storyline was poorly handled and her characterization suffered as a result (even Creator/RobertKirkman mused on WebVideo/HonestTrailers Amber’s SecretSecretKeeper attitude might’ve been a mistake). And on the other side of the spectrum, you have fans cheering the scene where her comic equivalent [[DomesticAbuse received a black eye]] [[MisBlamed despite being a different person altogether]]. With Season 2 on the way, it's yet to be seen whether she'll be RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap, but at the moment the amount of vitriol towards her character guarantees to derail most conversation regarding the show. Come Season 2 and the showrunners responded to the hatedom regarding her character by — ''not addressing Amber’s faults at all'' and simply having her be nicer and more patient to Mark. Though Mark’s “You’re too good for me” line to Amber still wrangled fans, since for a lot viewers that sentiment is definitely the other way around in their relationship.

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* LoveInterest Amber in ''WesternAnimation/Invincible2021'' was overwhelmingly disliked by both new and [[ComicBook/{{Invincible}} returning]] fans for her AdaptationalJerkass behavior towards Mark. As one commentator put it, "You know it's bad when people on Website/FourChan, Website/{{Reddit}}, and Website/{{Twitter}} all collectively agree that Amber was in the wrong." She frequently held Mark's [[TheMasqueradeWillKillYourDatingLife time management issues]] against him before revealing she knew his SecretIdentity all along and was hurt he didn't tell her [[ItsAllAboutMe despite the fact they had only been dating a couple of months]], [[TheUnfairSex with the other characters in the narrative laying all the blame at Mark's feet as well]]. While there are some outliers in the fanbase who don't outright hate her, even within that subset of fans most seem to agree that her storyline was poorly handled and her characterization suffered as a result (even Creator/RobertKirkman mused on WebVideo/HonestTrailers Amber’s SecretSecretKeeper attitude might’ve been a mistake). And on the other side of the spectrum, you have fans cheering the scene where her comic equivalent [[DomesticAbuse received a black eye]] [[MisBlamed despite being a different person altogether]]. With Season 2 on the way, it's yet to be seen whether she'll be RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap, but at the moment the amount of vitriol towards her character guarantees to derail most conversation regarding the show. Come Season 2 and the showrunners responded to the hatedom regarding her character by — ''not addressing Amber’s faults at all'' and [[TookALevelInKindness simply having her be nicer and more patient to Mark.Mark]]. Though Mark’s “You’re too good for me” line to Amber still wrangled fans, since for a lot viewers that sentiment is definitely the other way around in their relationship.

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* LoveInterest Amber in ''WesternAnimation/Invincible2021'' was overwhelmingly disliked by both new and [[ComicBook/{{Invincible}} returning]] fans for her AdaptationalJerkass behavior towards Mark. As one commentator put it, "You know it's bad when people on Website/FourChan, Website/{{Reddit}}, and Website/{{Twitter}} all collectively agree that Amber was in the wrong." She frequently held Mark's [[TheMasqueradeWillKillYourDatingLife time management issues]] against him before revealing she knew his SecretIdentity all along and was hurt he didn't tell her [[ItsAllAboutMe despite the fact they had only been dating a couple of months]], [[TheUnfairSex with the other characters in the narrative laying all the blame at Mark's feet as well]]. While there are some outliers in the fanbase who don't outright hate her, even within that subset of fans most seem to agree that her storyline was poorly handled and her characterization suffered as a result. And on the other side of the spectrum, you have fans cheering the scene where her comic equivalent [[DomesticAbuse received a black eye]] [[MisBlamed despite being a different person altogether]]. With Season 2 on the way, it's yet to be seen whether she'll be RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap, but at the moment the amount of vitriol towards her character guarantees to derail most conversation regarding the show.

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* LoveInterest Amber in ''WesternAnimation/Invincible2021'' was overwhelmingly disliked by both new and [[ComicBook/{{Invincible}} returning]] fans for her AdaptationalJerkass behavior towards Mark. As one commentator put it, "You know it's bad when people on Website/FourChan, Website/{{Reddit}}, and Website/{{Twitter}} all collectively agree that Amber was in the wrong." She frequently held Mark's [[TheMasqueradeWillKillYourDatingLife time management issues]] against him before revealing she knew his SecretIdentity all along and was hurt he didn't tell her [[ItsAllAboutMe despite the fact they had only been dating a couple of months]], [[TheUnfairSex with the other characters in the narrative laying all the blame at Mark's feet as well]]. While there are some outliers in the fanbase who don't outright hate her, even within that subset of fans most seem to agree that her storyline was poorly handled and her characterization suffered as a result.result (even Creator/RobertKirkman mused on WebVideo/HonestTrailers Amber’s SecretSecretKeeper attitude might’ve been a mistake). And on the other side of the spectrum, you have fans cheering the scene where her comic equivalent [[DomesticAbuse received a black eye]] [[MisBlamed despite being a different person altogether]]. With Season 2 on the way, it's yet to be seen whether she'll be RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap, but at the moment the amount of vitriol towards her character guarantees to derail most conversation regarding the show. Come Season 2 and the showrunners responded to the hatedom regarding her character by — ''not addressing Amber’s faults at all'' and simply having her be nicer and more patient to Mark. Though Mark’s “You’re too good for me” line to Amber still wrangled fans, since for a lot viewers that sentiment is definitely the other way around in their relationship.



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** Surprisingly Jerry was and often still is seen as this. The reasons lie in Jerry’s DesignatedHero status compared to Tom (who we’re generally supposed to root against since CatsAreMean) but ironically Tom frequently comes off as UnintentionallySympathetic as usually he’s just looking after the house, babysitting or doing his own thing while Jerry pretty much always goes out of his way to be a unprovoked little sadistic {{Jerkass}} to the poor cat. Allegedly it got to the point where MGM got fan letters of enough people siding with Tom over Jerry leading to them to altering the formula so that Tom acted more vindictive to the mouse resulting in acceptable LaserGuidedKarma, and he was actually allowed to get the last laugh on Jerry whenever the latter took his own offence to an unsympathetic level.
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* ''WesternAnimation/VoltronLegendaryDefender'': Admiral Sanda is not well-liked by fans, as she is an ObstructiveBureaucrat who stymies Sam Holt at every opportunity, leading to many pointless deaths at the hands of the Galra including Adam, Shiro's ex-boyfriend. Worse, she's a turncoat actively selling Earth out to the Galra. Even if she was genuinely motivated by a desire to protect what's left of Earth, audiences didn't believe her RedemptionEqualsDeath deserved the sympathy and grand funeral the heroes gave her.
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Fails to explain how hate was unintentional.


* ''WesternAnimation/MrsMungersClass'':
** Yvonne for her annoying {{straw feminist}} attitude.
** People have been also annoyed by Cissy's CaptainObvious tattling.
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Cleanup. No evidence of widespread hatedom as opposed to being ignored by fans (too minor for many to say he bring the work down).


* ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': Fire Lord Azulon, father of Ozai and Iroh, is hated for being a [[FlatCharacter flat]] PlotDevice, who lacks of proper characterization, other than he’s a generic tyrant with no depths to his goal and intimidating presence. Even his order to have Ozai murder Zuko is viewed as nonsensical rather than trully frightening.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MrsMungersClass'':
** Yvonne for her annoying {{straw feminist}} attitude.
** People have been also annoyed by Cissy's CaptainObvious tattling.
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* ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': Fire Lord Azulon, father of Ozai and Iroh, is hated for being a [[FlatCharacter flat]] PlotDevice, who lacks of proper characterization, other than he’s a generic tyrant with no depths to his goal and intimidating presence. Even his order to have Ozai murder Zuko is viewed as nonsensical rather than trully frightening.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheBrakShow'': Clarence. He was a replacement for Sisto in Season 2, and spent most of his time being annoying and taking up large chunks of the plot doing nothing. However, he did get better in the GrandFinale.

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