While most of the story of Pixar's Finding Nemo revolves around Marlin's desperate hunt for his long-lost son, the time spent with him is what audiences remember most. Born with a missing fin and never knowing his mother, who died in a barracuda attack when he was a baby, this little guy has been sheltered by his overprotective father since birth. Nemo is abducted from his home and forced to adjust to unexpected environments and new people.

Nemo learns numerous life lessons while being forced to live as a fish out of the water, both metaphorically and practically. He taught audiences of all ages how to appreciate their own "lucky fin," and it is because of these lessons that Nemo has remained so popular throughout the years.

Dory is one of the rare Pixar characters that is both unique and memorable. Dory gives some of Finding Nemo's most memorable quotes while following along with Marlin on the voyage of a lifetime, despite her episodes of short-term memory loss. Dory's struggles also help her see the world differently and solve problems that the other fish can't. Now that she has her own movie, it turns out that her short-term memory loss is a kind of superpower in and of itself.

Dory is seeking a companion, while Marlin is looking for his son. Dory's sincerity and kindness are characteristics that most people like to see in themselves and others, so it's easy to see how she endeared herself to so many fans.

In Toy Story, Rex is a plastic T-Rex that resides in Andy's room with the other toys. Rex is a gentle and anxious animal that does not believe himself fierce enough while being a portrayal of a terrible dinosaur. Although being a tiny character in the larger scheme of things, always achieve a few big laughs whenever he appears. His intimidating look quickly betrays himself as his actual anxious personality emerges.

Rex's friendly conversation with the other toys, such as Hamm, gives insights into how their world actually works as a vital part of the toy community in Toy Story. Few toys are more frightening than a terrifying T-Rex, and even fewer are as lovable as Rex himself.

In Finding Nemo, Crush is a 150-year-old turtle that helps Marlin and Dory. He's a laid-back and smart animal who opposes Marlin's neurotic views on parenthood. Crush demonstrates to Squirt, his kid, that he trusts in him and is happy with his freedom, rather than continuously afraid for his safety. Crush's relationship with Squirt, is based on mutual respect and stands in stark contrast to Marlin's urge to protect Nemo at any cost.

Crush isn't the major character in Finding Nemo, despite having only a few scenes, everyone adores him. His laid-back attitude, along with his surfer man lines, makes for a number of hilarious moments. In addition, he is an endearing father figure.

Carl Fredericksen is the main character in the film Up. He's a sad older guy who lost his wife Ellie, with whom he shared the ambition of going to Paradise Falls. Carl is a particularly unpleasant man at the start of the film, but it is clear that his hard exterior is a mechanism for him to escape his own emotions.

People can easily empathize with his loss because his marriage story is one of Pixar's most emotional narratives. This, along with his change of heart towards Russell and even Dug the dog, softens the heart of anybody. Carl still had the adventure of a lifetime waiting for him, even after he believed he'd seen it all and had nothing else to live for.

Wall-E is a robot designed to clean up the Earth after humanity has abandoned it and left it into a wasteland in the future. Wall-E, although being a machine, displays awareness and emotions throughout the film, and his journey is a long reflection on what makes humans human.

Wall-E doesn't use words to communicate, yet he doesn't need them because the audience understands him perfectly. His pursuit of human concepts like happiness, home, and love makes him one of Pixar's most memorable characters and the undeniable highlight of WALL-E

Mike Wazowski appears in Monsters Inc. as a spherical green cyclopean monster. He is the scare assistant, closest friend, and roommate of James P. Sullivan.

Mike is one of Pixar's funniest characters, he is also a trustworthy companion. Even though he is terrified of Boo, he does not abandon Sulley. Sulley's bond with him educated a generation about friendship and love. Mike's humorous attitude has left an indelible effect. Even though Monsters, Inc. was released over 20 years ago, he continues to be the topic of internet inside jokes and memes on social media.

While his closest friend, Mike, may be hesitant to take on the task of caring for the human youngster known as Boo, a child from the human world by mistake, Sully is up for the job. Sully recognizes Boo for who she truly is, despite the monsters' belief that she is deadly.

Sully demonstrates that he is the sort of father figure that everyone would want in their life, and it is because of this that he is held in such high respect by many fans. He may appear to be a terrible monster at first look, but he's actually as soft as his fur. His paternal relationship with his child makes him one of Pixar's most endearing father figures.

Remy is a gray Parisian rat that enjoys cooking and wants to be a professional chef. His animal nature, however, prevents him from pursuing his love because most people shiver at the thought of having a mouse in the kitchen. As a result, he makes a deal with Alfredo Linguini, who is unable to cook. Remy uses Alfredo's hair as a puppet to control him from the inside of his chef hat.

Remy never gives up on his ambition of becoming a chef, and he succeeds, teaching everyone to never give up on their aspirations, no matter how large they are. Ratatouille is a film that inspires people to pursue their dreams, no matter how difficult they may appear, and viewers can thank Remy for that.

Sheriff Woody is the protagonist of the Toy Story films. He's a cowboy doll that takes his duty as Andy's favorite toy extremely seriously, and the other toys look to him for leadership. Furthermore, he is voiced by Tom Hanks, a well-known actor.

Woody's heart is always in the right spot, even if he may be a little weird at times. Tasked with protecting his own family of toys, Woody goes to great lengths to keep everyone safe. He never refuses any adventure. The way he looks after the other toys and Andy demonstrates that he has Pixar's largest heart.