History FanPreferredCouple / AnimatedFilm

* In ''WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians'', [[HoYay Jack and Bunnymund]] is the most popular as seen by the most amount of fan works devoted to them due to their initally cold (NoPunIntended) relationship that warms up over time.

* ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'':
** Fans love shipping [[IncestYayShipping Elsa and Anna]], more so than any other pairing, due in no small part to the film's [[IncestSubtext subtext]].

** Hans and Elsa have a strong following despite the fact it's near impossible in canon due to [[spoiler:Elsa being unlikely to fall for the man who attempted to kill her ''and'' her sister, let alone let him anywhere near Arendelle.]]

* ''Disney/{{Zootopia}}'' has Judy and Nick, their OddCouple dynamic along with constantly snarking at each other LikeAnOldMarriedCouple makes it pretty easy to see the two as a couple. The fandom seems equally split between those who want a RelationshipUpgrade and those who want them to stay PlatonicLifePartners.

* ''Disney/{{Zootopia}}'' has Judy and Nick, their OddCouple dynamic along with constantly snarking at each other LikeAnOldMarriedCouple makes it pretty easy to see the two as a couple.

** Hans and Elsa have a strong following despite the fact it's near impossible in canon due to [[spoiler:Elsa being unlikely to fall for the man who attempted to kill her ''and'' her sister. Or even, let him anywhere near Arendelle.]]

-->'''Nick:''' You know you love me\\

* In ''[[Franchise/DisneyFairies Tinkerbell]]'', Terrence was supposed to be Tink's love interest, but a significant portion of the fandom thought he was a pretty boy caricature, and thought that Tink/Bobble was much more appealing.
* Historically, Rolfe does marry Disney/{{Pocahontas}}, but since the original film is considered vastly superior in quality and is obviously much more popular than the direct-to-video sequel, John Smith and Pocahontas endure as a more popular pairing. Evidently Disney agrees, as much secondary and merchandising materials make no mention of Rolfe.
* Within the Goofy related parts of the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon, there's Max's love life. In ''AGoofyMovie'' he was given a girlfriend named Roxanne. In the sequel she doesn't appear, but she pops up in ''WesternAnimation/HouseOfMouse''. Come ''Mickey's Twice Upon A Christmas'', and he has a new girlfriend. Undoubtedly, Max/Roxanne is the FanPreferredCouple and many fans make {{Fix Fic}}s about this.
** Though whether "Twice Upon A Christmas" is canon with to begin with (or even in ''what'' canon) is something to consider.

* A combination of FoeYay and an eventual mutual respect has made Rattlesnake Jake and [[WesternAnimation/{{Rango}} Rango]] this.

* ''WesternAnimation/ParaNorman'' has very a questionable one - Norman and [[spoiler: Aggie. Some find the Shipping weird because they are related, but it is also justified because of three hundred years of genetic separation.]] Also, the song ''Little Ghost'' in the credits ''really'' enforces it.

* ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'' fans love shipping [[IncestYayShipping Elsa and Anna]], more so than any other pairing, due in no small part to the film's [[IncestSubtext subtext]].
* The most popular ship in ''Disney/BigHero6'' is Hiro/Tadashi, likely because no other emotional bond is really explored besides Hiro and Baymax's.

* The YaoiFangirl faction of RoadToElDorado is, unsurprisingly, siding with the Tulio/Miguel pairing, due to the closeness and chemistry of the two main characters. Fueling this are various stories that they were intended to be a gay couple, before being vetoed by hire-ups.

* Some fans of ''{{Literature/Paprika}}'' have lots of trouble accepting [[spoiler: that Chiba loves Tokita]], and would rather have had her [[spoiler: [[RescueRomance end up with Konakawa.]]]] This ignores how the [[spoiler: [[MisaimedFandom fake ending with Konakawa and Chiba]]]] kissing in the sunset is supposed to be making fun of trite, cliché movie endings, which implies that pairing them together would have made for a really, really bland and predictable ship.
** The aforementioned viewers would argue that Chiba ending up with [[spoiler: Tokita]] is equally trite and cliché for [[spoiler: its [[UglyGuyHotWife wish fulfillment]] for [[DoubleStandard male audiences.]]]]

* In [[Franchise/DisneyFairies Tinkerbell]]'', Terrence was supposed to be Tink's love interest, but a significant portion of the fandom thought he was a pretty boy caricature, and thought that Tink/Bobble was much more appealing.

* Within the Goofy related parts of the DisneyAnimatedCanon, there's Max's love life. In ''AGoofyMovie'' he was given a girlfriend named Roxanne. In the sequel she doesn't appear, but she pops up in ''WesternAnimation/HouseOfMouse''. Come ''Mickey's Twice Upon A Christmas'', and he has a new girlfriend. Undoubtedly, Max/Roxanne is the FanPreferredCouple and many fans make {{Fix Fic}}s about this.

* In ''WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians'', [[HoYay Jack and Bunnymund]] is the most popular as seen by the most amount of fan works devoted to them due to their initally cold (NoPunIntended) relationship that warms up over time. Pitch and Jack is also a very popular pairing, what with Pitch [[WeCanRuleTogether practically proposing to Jack]] later in the film.

* In ''WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians'', [[HoYay Jack and Bunnymund]] is the most popular as seen by the most amount of fan works devoted to them. Pitch and Jack is also a very popular pairing.

* ''WesternAnimation/ParaNorman'' has very questionable one - Norman and [[spoiler: Aggie. Some find the Shipping weird because they are related, but it is also justified because of three hundred years of genetic separation.]] Also, the song ''Little Ghost'' in the credits ''really'' enforces it.

* Surprisingly enough, Hiro/Tadashi is currently the most popular ship in ''Disney/BigHero6'' fanfictions, followed by Honey Lemon/Gogo, Tadashi/Honey Lemon, Tadashi/Gogo and Tadashi/Callaghan.

** Though whether "Twice Upon A Christmas" is canon with to begin with is something to consider.

** On the Het side, it's Jack and Toothiana.

** Some fans also felt that [[ShipsThatPassInTheNight Elsa should have ended up with Kristoff]] instead of Anna. Ice is his life. She ''is'' ice. [[BirdsOfAFeather You do the math.]]
** [[FoeYay Elsa and Hans]] is also a surprisingly popular pairing considering [[spoiler: he tried to ''kill'' her]].
** Fans have created Fire!Elsa mostly based off of multiple covers of Let It Go set to fire based lyrics (Let It Burn, and Let It Glow mostly). What makes it weird is that [[{{Selfcest}} fans ship Fire!Elsa with Canon!Elsa]]

** [[FoeYay Elsa and [[spoiler: Hans]] is also a surprisingly popular pairing considering [[spoiler: he tried to ''kill'' her]].

** Some fans also felt that [[ShipThatPassInTheNight Elsa should have ended up with Kristoff]] instead of Anna. Ice is his life. She ''is'' ice. [[BirdsOfAFeather You do the math.]]
** [[FoeYay Elsa and [[spoiler: Hans]]]] is also a surprisingly popular pairing considering [[spoiler: he tried to ''kill'' her]].

* In ''WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians'', Jack and Bunnymund is the most popular as seen by the most amount of fan works devoted to them.

* ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'' fans love shipping [[IncestYayShipping Elsa and Anna]], more so than any other pairing.

* Quite a few fans think Victor Van Dort from ''WesternAnimation/CorpseBride'' ended up with the wrong woman and Emily was more compatible with him; at any rate, he'd gotten to know her far more than Victoria.

* In ''[[Franchise/DisneyFairies Tinkerbell]]'', Terrence was supposed to be Tink's love interest, but a significant portion of the fandom thought he was a pretty boy caricature, and thought that Tink/Bobble was much more appealing.
* Historically, Rolfe does marry Disney/{{Pocahontas}}, but fans of the Disney version think she belongs with John Smith (a sentiment that even The Walt Disney Company clearly shares anyway, although mostly because they ignore the direct-to-video sequels).

** Due to a seeming duet in Somewhere Out There, and her missing Fievel the most and being sure he's still alive alone of the family, [[IncestYayShipping Fievel and Tanya]] get this

** But now it's Jack and Toothiana. Pitch and Jack is also close to become one of most popular pairings too.
* The YaoiFangirl faction of RoadToElDorado is, unsurprisingly, siding with the Tulio/Miguel pairing. Interestingly enough, so are the producers. They originally wrote them as lover to begin with, which was vetoed by the higher ups. It's made fairly obvious that they were ''not'' ready to give up their original idea and just kept some of the scenes in. They also go to great lengths to say how "cute" and "adorable" they think Chel is, which makes it sound very forced. So, not only fan but also producer preferred couple.
* ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'' fans love shipping [[IncestYayShipping Elsa and Anna]], more so than any other pairing, due in no small amount to the film's [[IncestSubtext subtext]]. Elsa and [[Film/RiseOfTheGuardians Jack Frost]] is also ''extremely'' popular. Before the movie's release, everyone shipped Anna and Hans due to the classic prince-princess formula. [[spoiler:This changed when it was revealed Hans was the main antagonist (and it came out of left field WITH NO WARNING OR HINTS). Cue Disney traditionalists exploding in anger over an evil prince while Anna settles for an ice dealer named Kristoff.]]
** Many fans also felt that Elsa should end up with Kristoff. Ice is his life. She is ice. You do the math.

** Due to a seeming duet in Somewhere Out There, and her feeling that Fievel is still alive, [[IncestYayShipping Fievel and Tanya]] get this

* ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'' fans love shipping [[IncestYayShipping Elsa and Anna]], moreso than any other pairing, due in no small amount to the film's [[IncestSubtext subtext]]. Elsa and [[Film/RiseOfTheGuardians Jack Frost]] is also ''extremely'' popular. Before the movie's release, everyone shipped Anna and Hans due to the classic prince-princess formula. [[spoiler:This changed when it was revealed Hans was the main antagonist (and it came out of left field WITH NO WARNING OR HINTS). Cue Disney traditionalists exploding in anger over an evil prince while Anna settles for an ice dealer named Kristoff.]]

** But now it's Jack and Toothiana.