20. Pluto
One of the rare characters on this list who is mute is Pluto, the charming canine friend of Mickey Mouse. Nevertheless, he has been actively taking part in The Sensational Six's adventures since 1930 despite this. Pluto was often a really pleasant kid, but it didn't stop him from getting into trouble a lot; one of his most famous movies was "Playful Pluto" from 1934. Because Disney artists were able to give characters like Pluto that kind of personality for more than 90 years, he has enjoyed enormous popularity.
19. Tigger
The cutest thing about Tiggers is that, as the silliest "Winnie The Pooh" character puts it, "I am the only one" and there is only one Tigger. Due to his unrelenting exuberance, Tigger frequently irritates some of the other residents of the Hundred Acre Forest, yet he also shows himself to be a devoted friend with a heart as big as his bounce. Tigger exudes a degree of assurance that we can all strive to because he approaches every challenge in life as if he has already conquered it.
18. Minnie Mouse
Even though her lover may get all the attention, Minnie has been there from the beginning, making her screen debut in 1928's "Steamboat Willie." In her initial escapades, Minnie frequently portrayed the girl in trouble, but she later became a more complicated figure. Minnie frequently acts as a voice of reason and isn't hesitant to speak her thoughts when someone is being unkind. Minnie Mouse is loved for various reasons, including her standing as a style icon and her portrayal of femininity.
17. The Evil Queen
Even though we might prefer heroes more, the antagonists in Disney films are frequently considerably more compelling. The Evil Queen from "Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs" is credited with starting this practice. Lucille La Verne's deliciously poisonous portrayal of the Evil Queen, who is overwhelmed with pride, sets a very high standard for all other villains who will follow in her footsteps. The exceedingly evil Evil Queen, who desired to be the most beautiful of them all, was ready to murder Snow White. The sequence where she turns into a mad old woman is one of the scariest Disney movies to date.
16. Piglet
Piglet may lack bravery, but his loyalty more than makes up for it. He will always be there for his pals, whether you like it or not. One of "Winnie The Pooh's" most lovable aspects is the fact that each character has flaws yet still contributes to the narrative and has memorable moments. Piglet demonstrates that, despite being shy, he has a large heart and that no one is too small to make a difference when he gives Owl his beloved house in "The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh".
15. Tinker Bell
By remaining silent, this cynical fairy who plays Peter Pan's sidekick conveys a lot about her personality. One of the uncommon supporting figures, Tinker Bell has managed to rise above the movies she first appeared in and establish herself as a star in her own way across various franchises. She has a sweet exterior with a dash of attitude. In "Peter Pan," Tinker Bell is characterized as impetuous, envious, and easily irritated. Rather of making him unpleasant, these traits gave her a definite edge over the other female characters.
14. Daisy Duck
Daisy Duck is the only one who can control Donald Duck's rage, despite the fact that it requires a special individual to do it. Daisy and Donald make a fantastic pair since Daisy occasionally shows more of her diva side and is known to show temper as well, although having a much calmer temper than Donald. In the 1945 short story "Cured Duck," Daisy successfully controls Donald and consistently disciplined him for his peculiar behavior. Daisy is a terrific character, and Donald is the perfect match for her, despite the fact that she doesn't present as frequently as some of the other Sensational Six.
13. Cruella de Vil
There is no denying Cruella's elegance and the fact that, like all the greatest villains, she knows how to enter a scene, despite the fact that she may be preparing to butcher a bunch of puppies. With her wicked flair and insane laugh, Cruella is a character who steals every scene she is in. Despite this, we nevertheless find ourselves appreciating her. Despite the role being reprised by Glenn Close in 1996 and Emma Stone in 2021, Cruella's inclusion on our list is due to Betty Lou Gerson's original depiction in the 1961 "101 Dalmatians".
12. Donald Duck
If you find Mickey Mouse's happy disposition to be a little too naïve, you might like Donald Duck, who is more surly and stiff. Donald is frequently difficult to understand and prone to violent outbursts, which not only provides for endless amusement but also works as the perfect contrast to the other Sensational Six members' characteristics. With roles in more than 100 movies, Donald is much more well-known than Mickey. Nevertheless, despite Mouse's higher brand recognition, Donald has remained a beloved Disney favorite ever since the company's beginnings.
11. Mushu
Only three years apart, Eddie Murphy made a big impression as both Donkey in "Shrek" and Mushu the dragon in "Mulan," two animated characters with quick tongues. Disney has given us many beloved sidekicks over the years, but Mushu is one that is becoming more well-liked by fans due of Murphy's unmatched singing talent. Mushu is special in that, despite being able to assist Mulan, he is also engaged in a personal quest to prove his value to the other ancestors. Mushu distinguishes itself from the competition because it's so enjoyable to see the supporting players grow into their full potential.