1. Buzz Lightyear
   Madam Mim
2. Bianca
   Captain Hook

Buzz Lightyear is a character in the iconic disney film "Toy Story." This film was released in 1995. This smash hit film spawned two sequels and was the first ever Disney/Pixar animated film.

1. Cogsworth
   Prince Eric
2. Grumpy
   Goofy

Cogsworth is the talking clock from "Beauty and the Beast." This film was released in 1991. It is considered the third film of the Disney Renaissance, and was an instant critical and commercial success.

1. Oliver
   Frozone
2. Milo Thatch
   Anna

Frozone is a superhero with ice powers, and the best friend of the protagonist Mr. Incredible. Also known as Lucius Best, he was voiced in the first film by Samuel L. Jackson.

1. Maleficent
   Jafar
2. Ursula
   Merlin

Jafar is the Sultan's crooked advisor and the main antagonist of the 1992 film "Aladdin." The character was voiced by American actor Jonathan Freeman. He has a tricky parrot sidekick named Iago.

1. Grandmother Willow
   Rapunzel
2. Mary Poppins
   Stitch

Grandmother Willow is a sassy and wise spirit who inhabits a tree that Pocahontas goes to for advice. She is a secondary character in the 1995 animated Disney film voiced by Linda Hunt.

1. Maleficent
   Lumiere
2. Lilo
   Elsa

Maleficent is the iconic dark sorceress from 1959's "Sleeping Beauty." Due to its initial limited box office success, Disney did not adapt another fairytale for film for decades. This lasted until they released "The Little Mermaid" in 1989.

1. Ariel
   Belle
2. Aladdin
   Donald Duck

Aladdin is the titular character of the 1992 animated Disney film. This character originally appeared in the story "Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp," which is a part of the "Book of One Thousand and One Nights."

1. Cinderella
   Lilo
2. Merida
   John Smith

2002's "Lilo and Stitch" is one of the more unique Disney films. In it, a plucky misfit Hawaiian girl adopts a rogue dog-like alien as a family pet. This film was so popular it spawned a whole franchise.

1. Megara
   Flotsam
2. Kronk
   Merlin

Kronk is the goofy and muscular sidekick of the villainous Yzma in "The Emperor's New Groove." He is not particularly evil himself. This film was released in 2000 and was Disney's 39th feature animated film.

1. Mother Gothel
   Captain Hook
2. Ursula
   Gaston

"The Little Mermaid" was released in 1989. Many credit it as the start of the Disney Renaissance, a decade where Disney released a number of influential hit films. Ursula is one of their most iconic animated villains. Her character design was inspired by the drag queen Divine.

1. Morgana
   Mary Poppins
2. Arthur
   Aurora

"Mary Poppins" was released by Disney in 1964. This instant classic, which stars Julie Andrews as the titular character, was a box office and critical hit. Andrews earned an Oscar for Best Actress and the film won several other awards.

1. Donald Duck
   Quasimodo
2. King Triton
   Mickey Mouse

Mickey Mouse has been the famous icon of Disney for generations. While he began as a cartoon trickster at the beginning of Disney, over the years he morphed into a more charming and kind character.

1. Belle
   Donald Duck
2. Max Goof
   Snow White

Donald Duck is the famously hot-tempered quacking uncle of the rambunctious Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck. He has been around since the very early days of Disney in the 1920s and 1930s.

1. Abu
   Baloo
2. Timon
   Dumbo

Together, the meerkat Timon and warthog Pumbaa raise Simba from a young child to an adult lion after they come across him. They also serve as comic relief in the 1994 film "The Lion King."

1. Dory
   Big Al
2. Cobra Bubbles
   Tarzan

Dory is a free-wheeling blue surgeon fish with memory issues. She is one of the main characters in "Finding Nemo," which was released in 2003. This iconic character was voiced by Ellen Degeneres, and it revitalized her career.

1. Ariel
   Tarzan
2. Quasimodo
   Robin Hood

"Tarzan" is a 1999 Disney take on the classic story "Tarzan and the Apes" by Edgar Rice Burroughs. It was the first Disney film to start at #1 in the box office since the film "Pocahontas," which had come out in 1995.

1. Pluto
   Lady
2. Thomas O'Malley
   Lucifer

In 1950's "Cinderella," Cinderella's evil step-mother is named Lady Tremaine. Her favored pet is a chubby and spoiled black cat named Lucifer, who even seems to sleep in bed with her.

1. Ursula
   Pacha
2. Hades
   Clopin

Hades is the Greek mythological god of the underworld and the dead. He is the main antagonist in the 1997 film "Hercules." The character was voiced by the American actor James Woods.

1. Perdita
   Mrs. Banks
2. Pacha
   Mufasa

Mufasa is the King of the Pride Lands and Simba's father in "The Lion King." As this film is based off of the Shakespearian play "Hamlet," Mufasa's Shakespearian character equivalent is Hamlet's father.

1. Percy
   Melody
2. Jetsam
   Bruce

Bruce is the leader of a group of shark friends in the 2003 film "Finding Nemo." While he and his shark posse try to live a vegetarian lifestyle without eating fish, it is less than successful.

1. John Darling
   Captain Hook
2. Tinker Bell
   Mr. Smee

Captain Hook is the famous villainous pirate from 1953's "Peter Pan." He seeks vengeance on Peter Pan. He is an archetypical fictional pirate with a hook for a hand created by playwright and novelist J.M. Barrie.

1. Esmeralda
   Ariel
2. Pongo
   Aladdin

Esmeralda is the famous Romani character in the 1996 animated Disney Feature "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" who stood up against corruption and injustice. This film was based on the classic novel by Victor Hugo and was controversial when released.

1. Ursula
   Sid Philips
2. Dr. Facilier
   Shan Yu

Sid Philips is the main antagonist of the 1995 film "Toy Story." He is Andy's sociopathic 11 year old neighbor who takes pleasure in breaking and maiming toys in his back yard. He is voiced by Erik von Detten.

1. Mulan
   Merida
2. Elsa
   Belle

"Mulan" is a 1998 Disney film based on the tale of the legendary Chinese warrior Hua Mulan. Her speaking voice was performed by Ming-Na Wen and her singing voice was performed by Lea Salonga.

1. Basil of Baker Street
   Dumbo
2. Bashful
   Pinnochio

Released in 1940, Pinnochio was a massive animation feat for Disney. Despite its initially weak box office performance, many film experts consider it to be one of the best animated films ever made.

1. Aurora
   Elsa
2. Eric
   Kuzco

Kuzco is the spoiled and egotistical Emperor in the "Emperor's New Groove." This film was released in 2000. In it, Kuzco is turned into a llama during a botched assassination plot by an administrator he fired.

1. Tigger
   Baloo
2. Professor Ratigan
   John Smith

Disney's first "Jungle Book" film was released in 1967. In it, Mowgli was raised by a friendly black panther named Bagheera and a fun-loving and relaxed bear named Baloo. This was the last Disney film that Walt Disney worked on, as he died during its production.

1. Captain Hook
   The White Rabbit
2. Buzz Lightyear
   Chief Powhatan

Disney released the film "Alice in Wonderland" in 1951. In this film, Alice follows the always late white rabbit deep into trouble in the iconic Wonderland. This was Disney's 13th animated film.

1. Shere Khan
   Maurice
2. Judge Frollo
   Sir Hiss

Sire Hiss is the snake companion of the greedy and tantrum-prone Prince John in the Disney film "Robin Hood." This 1973 musical film has a folk music twist, and also makes all of the tale's classic characters animals.

1. Professor Ratigan
   Jafar
2. Morgana
   Judge Claude Frollo

Judge Claude Frollo is the main antagonist in Disney's 1996 animated feature "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." He is a ruthless and corrupt judge who will stop at nothing to get what he wants.

1. Cinderella
   Pocahontas
2. Mole
   Oliver

Disney's "Cinderella" was released in 1950. It is one of the most iconic of all Disney movies in pop culture and was remade in 2015.

1. Quasimodo
   Arthur
2. Hercules
   King Stephen

Hercules is the titular character of the 1997 Disney animated feature. This offbeat film mixes Greek mythology and gospel music and was a box office and critical success. The character was voiced by Tate Donovan.

1. Maleficent
   Jessica Rabbit
2. Tinker Bell
   Ursula

"Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" was released by Disney in 1988. This movie won and was nominated for numerous awards, including nabbing an Oscar for Best Visual Effects. Jessica Rabbit is one of the most iconic sex symbols of animated film.

1. Snow White
   Belle
2. Elsa
   Pocahontas

Pocahontas is the name of the titular character from the 1995 animated Disney film. While it was both a critical and commercial success, it has come under fire for having extreme historical inaccuracies.

1. Sykes
   Mother Gothel
2. Merlin
   Roger Radcliffe

Roger Radcliffe is a goofy and charming musician who begins 1961's "One Hundred and One Dalmatians" as a clueless bachelor. He was voiced by Ben Wright and writes the famous song from the movie which mocks Cruella De Vil.