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** One of the voice actresses referenced this. The gist of her words were, "He looked too dashing, so the animators broke his nose a little -- and then he ended up ''dead sexy'' instead."
* ''[[Tangled]]'': Flynn Rider has gotten many fangirls just from the trailer(s) alone. This isn't surprising, considering the directors gathered up every female animating for Disney, tacked pictures of celebrities and princes to the wall, had them analyze which specific features were the most attractive, and created Flynn from that.
** It was called, [["Not Making This Up" Disclaimer|I kid you not,]] "The Hot Man Meeting."
* Jim in ''[[Treasure Planet]]''.
* Jack Skellington in ''[[The Nightmare Before Christmas]]''.
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* Lance from ''[[Sym-Bionic Titan]]''.
* Jack himself in ''[[Samurai Jack]]'' mix badass with a gentle soft spoken nature toward his allies, a protective--almost parental--personality toward the weak, add a good dollop of [[Japanese Politeness]] and sprinkle with copious amounts of [[Shirtless Scene|Shirtless Scenes]], and this is what you get.
* Chat up the female [[Galaxy Rangers]] fanbase; all three of the male leads have fangirl-attracting qualities. Take your pick:
** The green-eyed, blond [[Troubled but Cute]] young man with a dark past, but a compassionate streak regardless?
** The [[No Celebrities Were Harmed|Billy Dee Williams]] look-alike with a doctorate, charm school education and [[Deadpan Snarker|wicked sense of humor]]?
** [[The Captain]]? Loyal, honest, soft-spoken [[Officer and a Gentleman]] who looks damn good for being half-cyberware.
* Red Arrow, a reoccuring character on ''[[Young Justice]]'', was transformed from Green Arrow's hat-with-feather-wearing sidekick in the first episode to a sexy solitary superhero with a uniform that shows off his fantastic arms and even wearing an even more fantastic suit for the majority of episode 10.
** Superboy is a much straighter example. Show events go out of their way to make sure he loses his shirt somehow,and he plays up many different fanservice tropes.
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