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During Toy Story 3 in the cinema when Andy gave his toys men were crying and a kid asked his mother "mom , why are these men crying ?" And the mother said "one day you'll understand"

To me, the most relatable moment was in Encanto when Mirabel said "I will never be good enough for you. No matter how hard I try. No matter how hard any of us tries." That is SO relatable to anyone that has ever had a parent or grandparent that wants their kids/grandkids to be how they want them to be and are always disappointed when they do not turn into the image that they had for them in their head.

As someone who’s given away a lot of his childhood toys, Toy Story 3’s ending hits me right in the feels

One of the characters I relate to the most is Megara from Hercules. Men have treated her so horribly, and she's understandably very jaded about it, so when Hercules comes along, she has no idea what to do about it because she was expecting someone terrible and got the opposite.

Frozen 2, when Anna has to deal with losing Elsa & Olaf at the same time; and when Anna was going the “ugly crying” at the end of the movie.

As a grouchy old guy who wants to tell kids to get off my lawn, I have to admit that opening sequence of UP really hits home. Carl wasn't always a grouchy old guy, once upon a time he was young and in love with Ellie and very happily married. So was I and it's comforting to be reminded of that.

As a female who went through puberty in the early aughts, I do find Mei's journey relatable. I grew up in a Christian household where certain behavior was expected, and we held to certain traditions. And I loved being part of my family. But I also had to find that balance between continuing my family's traditions, which I loved, and being my own person, exploring my own passions. My family helped shape who I am, and I am proud of that. But I learned how to allow outside experiences shape me as well, without compromising my values or my overall relationship with my family (though, like all families, we did have our rough patches). That's why I love how they wrote Mei and her mother. Mei is JUST like her mother, and really only becomes different when she realizes she has to correct her mother and grandmother's mistakes, and fully embrace the legacy their ancestor gifted them. And that brings her closer than ever before to her mother--and allows her to teach her mother how to start embracing all her different sides. Mei's mother and grandmother never quite feel fully Chinese Canadian to me. They are Chinese, and they are also Canadian, but they aren't really Chinese Canadian. They keep those spheres separate, even when allowing one some small measure of influence on the other (e.g. giving tours of the temple). Mei is Chinese Canadian, full on. She has found a way to merge her two worlds and embrace them both as one. And she's teaching her family how to do the same. Another relatable moment for me is when Merida and her dad are keeping up a running commentary during the Highland games, and her mom keeps shushing them. That was totally me and my dad in church when I was a teenager.

I still argue that Anna and Dimitri's warpath to romance is possibly one of the best written young romance evolutions. Not instant love, not perfect, a bit rocky, but they still find each other's heart

It's interesting that those who grew up with some of these films (me included) giggled at the awkwardness or didn't quite understand the meaning, are now adults who have gone through puberty, become parents, and had other experiences they previously thought were ridiculous. It still makes us laugh, but now because we've been there, done that, and have the memories

Trasure planet: "Doctor, you have wonderful eyes" "SHE'S LOST HER MIND"

Most relatable -- the sisters scene in Lilo and Stitch. My sister and I had some battles that echoed this scene between Nani and Lilo.

I’d add Ralph going to Bad Guys Anonymous in “Wreck-It Ralph.” His feelings of being left out and unappreciated are very relatable, and it’s a good reminder to seek help from other people who’ve “been there.”

Tiana from The Princess and the Frog is my #3 favourite princess because she actually works so hard to achieve her dreams.

The ending of Toy Story 3 broke ma damn heart 💔💔

7:35 Jasmine to Aladdin "A fine prize for any prince to marry" 8:00 Jasmine to Aladdin again, et al "I am not a prize to be won!" Okay, princess, I need to be leaving now.

I relate hard to the scene in The Incredibles when they’re driving the van and Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl are arguing about which way to take 😅

anna's morning looks like a regular human being in the bad weather or doesn't want to get out of bed or at least woke up on a monday morning and doesn't want to get out of it

While turning red is far from one of my favorite animated movies, seeing all the relatable teenage stuff was so refreshing and wonderful. I have mad respect for that movie for it.

You know who I find relatable, Zazu. It ain’t easy being shorter than someone younger

personally i think the most relatable moment is “i will never be good enough for you” gotta love the feeling of disappointment

At least for an honorable mention where is the inside out mention. Even as much as our imaginary friend becoming obsolete. Or having to move to a new town and not knowing how to cope.

I'm definitely an Anna, I'm not a morning person at all, and you'd have to drag me out of bed, kicking and screaming!

How could the "still i think he's rather tasty" scene from Aladdin NOT make this list! I demand a redo!

I love how "Turning Red" was a subtle allegory for puberty and periods, without being preachy, or beating the viewer over the head with its moral.

“Teenage Stuff” ‘Turning Red’, one of the best Pixar movies ever made. 😊

Since you're asking which cartoon character I relate to the most I'll tell you. I relate to Boog from the Open Season movies the most. He had to adapt to a new lifestyle of living in the woods, which was hard for him like I had to when the awful pandemic in 2020 rolled around. Also I would do anything to protect my friends, and family even if they annoy me sometimes like Elliot's stupidity, but he'll still always be there for him no matter how reckless the deer can be. Bears are my spirit animal anyways being pretty laid-back animals so that explains why I relate to Boog the most as well.✌🏻🐻🍫🌲🦌

Goofy movie when Goofy realizes Max is growing up and becoming a man and just wants to be part of Max's life and when Max realizes he isn't Goofy but his own person 🥲🥲🥲

Turning Red is perfect to be on the top spot. It's the most relatable of all these movies. Well, except for the part about actually turning into a big red panda. lol

That thumbnail, that's sooooo me🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

11:14 Pretty much Danny Williams and Steve McGarrett since Hawaii Five-O

I am 64 years old and the scene with Andy has been making me cry for many years as l have watched it with all 3 of my grandsons. But that scene with Anna reminds me of every time l have called someone and know l have woken them up, but they say they were already awake.

Everyone loves a good relatable moment! it's one of the many reasons why we grew to love the characters in these animated films!!!

I always thought the best ending to the "Toy Story" franchise would be, the toys being sold at a yard sale and then being bought by a grown-up Andy who gives them to his children.

The thumbnail lol.

a relatable moment for me was the intro scene on the first Angry Birds movie, it's not the best movie I know, but the way it shows Red's anger problems is very realistic, and something I went through in my childhood, all that while Paranoid plays in the background, one of my favourites songs of all time

I love the honorable mention of The Princess and the Frog (2009).

There's a character I can relate to. Rabbit from The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. Rabbit is annoyed by Tigger for his bouncing on him and ruining his garden and can't help but wonder why Tigger just doesn't stop bouncing and destroying everything. Tigger has too much fun bouncing without being careful or watching where he's going. Rabbit is annoyed when things are not under control for him. It's how I am with my sister, she watches the same old school Disney films all the time, like Beauty and the Beast. She just watches that one too much just like Tigger always bounces too much to set Rabbit off the edge.

I love when Lilo and Nani fight it’s so funny

Mavis left home 🏨 "Hotel Transylvania" (2012)

I love the scene of Cinderella (1950), Brave (2012) and The Little Mermaid (1989).

xD the countless steps...That scene with Andy will always be touching, especially when he hesitated to give Woody away or before that when Woody purposely put himself in that box to be given away and finally let go of Andy.

What about the "I'm Surrounded by Idiots" moment? I feel that way every day at my job!

I love Moana and her grandma’s relationship it’s so refreshing and relatable, cause I have a close relationship with my grandma that passed a few years ago before Covid started and I love Moana and her grandma bond. And I love Anna too, the scene where she woke up with messy hair it’s really relatable and it’s nice to see a Disney character that reflects that, I love the turning red movie, it felt relatable too, especially for the boy band crushes

9:04 “and I’ll take the memories to be my sunshine after the rain”

We all love relatable moments and these ten relatable moments are absolutely great, with every relatable moment being more relatable than the last! ❤️💕❤️

I love Anna when she wakes up in the morning

If I were you guys, I'd replace Frozen with I'm Still Here in the underrated Disney masterpiece, Treasure Planet. The song speaks to a lot of teens who are struggling with self-worth and trying to find their place in the world. Especially the part when Jim Hawkins has a flashback of the morning that his dad walked out on Jim and his mom and never returned home ever since. That really hits home with people who had suffered from parental abandonment just like Jim. But of course you excluded it as usual for obvious and biased reasons. Also, I'd leave out Turning Red in favor of a relatable movie that's far better.

“You Are A ‘Woman’ NOW, & Your Body Is STARTING To ‘Change’.” “Mmm-Hmm!” VERY Relatable - For Most Females!

They may be relatable, but they’re hilarious

Moana and her grandma relationship is the best, we often went to our grandparents when mom and dad wouldn't understand us

Here came second like Can you do marble league teams

We moved a couple of times when I was a kid. Riley from Inside Out was totally relatable for anyone who did

I wanna some more non Disney vids but still resolving around animated movies.

#3 Letting go of childhood toys, shows, figurines, ect. They hold so many memories.

The miscarriage in UP is relatable to a lot of people

Lilo and stitch was just the most relateable one for me. From the moment I saw it, I totally related. I am an older sister, and I have 2 younger sisters and a younger brother and we got into fights all the time and they were just like that in so many ways.

Thank For The Video 🤩🥰

I'll always love Rapunzel's "fight with herself" from Tangled. "I'M A DESPICABLE HUMAN BEING!" 😂

Anna In the Morning! So Real!

Turning red was the most relatable movie as a teenager girl

We all love the relatable moments in our favorite animated movies❤

They're all funny, especially Anna's

Anna's wake up scene and the fight between Lilo and Nani are the most relatable scenes for me. Every school morning I wake up like Anna when I hear mom calling my name from downstairs and everytime my sisters and I are fighting my big sis get me on the floor and lock me tightly between her arms and legs so I can't move and then I calm down and we call it a end of the fight because I give up on the argument and everything.

Q: which cartoon character do you relate to the most? Me: Squidward, just because

I felt sooooo called out with Mei drawing dirty stuff in her notepad in Turning Red. More even than the period and the embarrasing mom

Most relatable Disney character for me has always been Belle. We’re both socially awkward bookworms.

Curiously, recently Disney has veered from the hero-heroine main relationship to a grandmother-grandchild focus. Moana, Encanto, Coco (rather than mama coco, mama Imelda was the real focus. And yes i know it's great-great grandma). And it's so realistic and so much better

The sloth in the DMV, though🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Boy, how I hollered at my screen watching "What...... Can..... I..... Do...... For..... You................... TOday.......?" and her frustrating response 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭💀💀💀💀

I’d go on 16 hour long road trips to the USA from Canada with my family. I usually bring provisions, such as my iPod, to keep myself entertained

Amazing ms mojo of relatable animated moments in cartoon movies,fantastic job.

I relate to the long road trips. They’re not fun but I manage.

I remember my Christian dad complaining about the Anna wakeup scene because her messy hair made her look “modern” and therefore bad-angsty…. Because her hair wasn’t perfect when she woke up?

Top 3 (In my opinion): 1. Teenage Stuff 2. Alice's low point 3. Andy's all grown up Just by the title of these scenes, these are the most relatable to me. Teenage stuff is basically everyone in this moment no matter what kind of teenager you are/were. Andy's all grown up scene is not only a very relatable moment in life, but also a very strong message to people when they grow older/all grown up. I find Alice's low point the most relatable individually because I'm autistic and I struggle to adapt the world around me, take on very tough challenges and barriers that prevent me from reaching certain goals, I always relate to this whenever I feel something is wrong or I'm alone and I think to myself what the outcome is around me, however as time goes by, I intend to learn from my mistakes and also try my best to whatever comes my way, and if you're ever in this position, don't let the negative emotions get to you, give it everything you've got, and if you're ever in trouble, talk to someone, let them help you, and you'll be just fine.

#6 That's how I feel sometimes when I'm in line at the Costumer's Service center at Wal-Mart.

Ok but some of the moments in Encanto deserved a spot on this list

Nice List!

Jasmine is a prize to be won but she already won herself. 😭

3:00 - "Playing the role of Anna: Dolly Parton."

The perfect way to start off this week. Thanks Ms Mojo and happy monday to You as well. God bless You and take care, see You soon.

i can definitely relate to anna from frozen

The long Carriage ride is because Donkey is making me laugh and he said is: Are we there yet? and i'm laughing

This countdown should get a part 2 or an update! There are lots of animated movies that have relatable moments that I can't count them!

great video

I relate to Shadow Man cause I am always in a rush to get stuff done like I “need a little more time” and Shadow Man’s death totally is me when I’m in a rush

The Zootopia DMV is about as fast as a real one

Indeed again my favorites are... In Anna's funniest scene of waking up morning Equal with the fighting of Lilo and her sister As well in brave were she has in the touch of times against her own mother Last one in toy story 3 Most often indeed makes me the 😂 in frozen

Oh nice!

I currently relate to Alice the most

Finding Nemo, when Nemo goes on his first school trip and his dad goes apoplectic when he finds out they're going to the "drop off". (Where Nemo's mother died). As my daughters grew up, it was so hard to let go, and let them explore when there was a small possibility they might get hurt. I did my best not to be a helicopter parent, but internally it was torture.

We all agree to each in different ways, don’t we, especially Anna in the morning, no matter what age you are: we all relate, I personally relate to the lilo and stitch fight, sisters can be pains, different than bro and bro fights or bro and sis: I have the bro and sis and sis and sis but the sis and sis fights are always the ones that we can relate too ❤ and of course no.3 😢

12:40 That scared me

I love the Number 9, Number 7, Number 5, Number 4, Number 3, Number 2 and Number 1.

Anna in the Morning - Frozen The Long Carriage Ride - Shrek 2 Alice's Low Point - Alice in Wonderland Teenage Stuff - Turning Red Jasmine's Resolve - Aladdin

Anna is so me I wake up with messy hair and is drooling 🤤 😆my sister is tiana works double shifts to pay for her truck payment and stuff

frozen 1: Anna's wake up hair do looks like Helena bonham carter's hair from Harry Potter

mulan's look when she realized shang has abs is me when i stare at a fanart of my fictional crush and have abs lol Lilo and Nani are me and my sister bc we fight (physically) on a daily basis

I relate to Anna the most 🤣

I love the sloths, ever been to the dmv😂😂😂😂😂😂

Nani is underrated.