Greatest Animated Movie Sidekicks of All Time
Scrat (Ice Age) or Genie (Aladdin)
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Why This Battle Matters
Can we ever reconcile the eternal optimism of Genie, the spirited heart of 'Aladdin,' with the frantic, never-say-die survival instinct of Scrat from 'Ice Age'? This face-off in our Animated Movie Sidekicks league isn't just a battle of charm versus chaos; it's a cultural tug-of-war between enchantment and calamity. Here, legacy meets perseverance. What's at stake is more than just a spot on the GOAT list; it's about whose spirit echoes louder in the halls of animated lore. As fans, this is our chance to decide: Do we cherish the magic that fulfills our wishes, or the relentless pursuit that keeps us rooting for the underdog?
🔥 Fan Takes
How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Genie (Aladdin) over Scrat (Ice Age) when it comes to the greatest Animated Movie Sidekicks of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Genie (Aladdin) 69.2% of the time over Scrat (Ice Age).
Across all battles:
Genie (Aladdin) win rate: 62.1%
Scrat (Ice Age) win rate: 40.2%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender on GoatWars in the Greatest Animated Movie Sidekicks of All Time league?
Currently, Donkey from Shrek holds the top spot in the Greatest Animated Movie Sidekicks league. You can see how all the contenders stack up on the GOAT List.
What makes Scrat from Ice Age so popular?
Scrat's appeal lies in his hilarious and relentless pursuit of that ever-elusive acorn. His slapstick antics and the fact that he barely utters a word yet causes so much chaos endears him to fans who enjoy his simple, comedic pursuits.
Why is Genie beating Scrat by a huge margin in the Greatest Animated Movie Sidekicks league?
Genie's massive lead is really about his irresistible charm and the unforgettable performances by Robin Williams. Fans love his humor, his magical antics, and how he practically steals the show in 'Aladdin'. It's tough for any sidekick, even as beloved as Scrat, to compete with that kind of cultural impact and fan affection.