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Yet another unrealistic beauty standard for squirrels.
There was actually no need for the creators to make Lola this level of sexy. We get it Bugs Bunny is attracted to her, but she didn't have to be every teen's wet dream.
Note that it doesn't have booty shorts, a crop top, and a great rack. If anything this rabbit is closer to human body norms as many of us rest in our own chins.
Sex does sell, so maybe sexy giraffes in red stilettos drinking Orangina sells even more.
She was supposed to be a teenager but of course she still must have that sweet sweet hourglass figure that all dogs have.
Minerva won FHM 's hottest mink in 1997, much to the dismay of the sultry minks featured on nature documentaries.
The internet lovingly calls this tiger "daddy" and I really don't know what else to say.
Larry spends all his time at Goo Lagoon working on that bod but still manages to miss leg day.
Cleo is probably the first and last goldfish to be depicted as sexy. She set up some unrealistic ideals for goldfishes with her eyelash batting and begging for kisses.
A whole lot less fuckable, right? RIGHT? Dear god please don't say you don't find this attractive.
Georgette's character embodied that old sexist trope of "if you're hot you're also a massive bitch". Which was extra weird, because she was a dog oozing sexuality in a kids film based off of the Charles Dickens book, Oliver Twist .
Why was Sandy always in a bikini and Spongebob in a suit? Squirrels have 8—10 nipples so if the bikini was so necessary sandy is gonna need to wear an additional three—four bras.
Just so we knew she was female she was decked out in accessories and is often seen with a rolling pin.
Another sexy fish, this time with an hourglass figure and access to a quality makeup artist.
Next up in this series of "rodents who need hourglass figures" is Gadget, whose human boobs are vital to her role as a mouse scientist. I'm sick of female mouse scientists being oversexualised for the young male gaze in kids cartoons.
Beast was RIPPED, which made it difficult to view him as the antithesis of beauty. The creators couldn't even let a character called beast be unsexy. Human beast on the other hand...
Pinky and Brain don't need clothes but Mousey Galore desperately needs a short, backless dress that accentuates her anatomically incorrect breasts. Her choker and russian villain shtick finish off that dominatrix look that is so popular in kids TV.
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Polite society has all sorts of rules, and one of them is that if you have a thing for cartoon characters, you're some kind of weirdo all of a sudden. After all, they're not real people, a lot of them are made for children, and it just makes you feel like a creep. But why should it? They're designed by talented animators to be appealing to the eye, and in a way it would kind of be an insult to all the hard work they put in if you didn't have a crush on their characters. Plus, a lot of these films and TV shows came out when we were kids, just starting to get icky feelings about the opposite or same sex. And if most of our media diet comprised of Disney movies and Saturday morning cartoons, where else were we supposed to develop our first crushes? To this day, a lot of the characters on this list represent the ultimate ideal, whether we're willing to admit it or not. You might not actively carry a torch for some of these characters now (or maybe you do, we're not judging), but you have to admit that you did once upon a time, when you were in that same gross prepubescent stage as the rest of us.
10. Lola Bunny - Space Jam
She's not even a human, you sick freak. She's just an anthropomorphized rabbit in short shorts...in a children's movie. Why did the animators decide to make her so unbearably sexy? The world may never know. We're just glad that they did. In the Looney Tunes universe, she is a rival and love interest of Bugs Bunny. Typing the words "love interest of Bugs Bunny" felt really weird, like we're desecrating the pure innocence of our collective childhood, but hey, it was their idea, not ours. Lola was originally designed from a marketing perspective, creating a female counterpart to Bugs Bunny for merchandising, but she quickly became much more than that. She takes on a large role in Space Jam, where she plays on the Looney Tunes team alongside all of our longtime favorites, including Bugs, Daffy, Newman from Seinfeld, and Bill Murray. Playing himself. She's one of the best players they've got, which makes her athletic and beautiful. So if you were a boy growing up in the 1990s, you have this film to thank for that awkward conversation you had with your mom about how you're kind of attracted to rabbits.
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Audrey Fox is an ex-film student, which means that she prefers to spend her days in the dark, watching movies and pondering the director's use of diegetic sound. She currently works as an entertainment writer, joyfully rambling about all things film and television related. Add her on Twitter at @audonamission and check out her film blog at 1001moviesandbeyond.com.
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Polite society has all sorts of rules, and one of them is that if you have a thing for cartoon characters, you're some kind of weirdo all of a sudden. After all, they're not real people, a lot of them are made for children, and it just makes you feel like a creep. But why should it? They're designed by talented animators to be appealing to the eye, and in a way it would kind of be an insult to all the hard work they put in if you didn't have a crush on their characters. Plus, a lot of these films and TV shows came out when we were kids, just starting to get icky feelings about the opposite or same sex. And if most of our media diet comprised of Disney movies and Saturday morning cartoons, where else were we supposed to develop our first crushes? To this day, a lot of the characters on this list represent the ultimate ideal, whether we're willing to admit it or not. You might not actively carry a torch for some of these characters now (or maybe you do, we're not judging), but you have to admit that you did once upon a time, when you were in that same gross prepubescent stage as the rest of us.
10. Lola Bunny - Space Jam
She's not even a human, you sick freak. She's just an anthropomorphized rabbit in short shorts...in a children's movie. Why did the animators decide to make her so unbearably sexy? The world may never know. We're just glad that they did. In the Looney Tunes universe, she is a rival and love interest of Bugs Bunny. Typing the words "love interest of Bugs Bunny" felt really weird, like we're desecrating the pure innocence of our collective childhood, but hey, it was their idea, not ours. Lola was originally designed from a marketing perspective, creating a female counterpart to Bugs Bunny for merchandising, but she quickly became much more than that. She takes on a large role in Space Jam, where she plays on the Looney Tunes team alongside all of our longtime favorites, including Bugs, Daffy, Newman from Seinfeld, and Bill Murray. Playing himself. She's one of the best players they've got, which makes her athletic and beautiful. So if you were a boy growing up in the 1990s, you have this film to thank for that awkward conversation you had with your mom about how you're kind of attracted to rabbits.
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Might as well admit it, once upon a time these characters gave you that funny feeling.
Audrey Fox is an ex-film student, which means that she prefers to spend her days in the dark, watching movies and pondering the director's use of diegetic sound. She currently works as an entertainment writer, joyfully rambling about all things film and television related. Add her on Twitter at @audonamission and check out her film blog at 1001moviesandbeyond.com.
Ups & Downs From The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power 1.3 - Adar
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10 Horror Movies With Terrifying Surprises
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Delivering passionate and comprehensive entertainment coverage to millions of users world-wide each month. Seen on Sky News; featured in The Guardian, NY Times, The Independent and more. 40,000+ articles posted by thousands of contributors spanning the entire cultural spectrum.
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